Vernon City Social Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Week
Vernon City residents hosted and visited with multiple friends and relatives from Clare Mt. Pleasant Sanford Detroit and Orlando over the past week. The list of callers includes Mr and Mrs Gerald Jones Mrs Kathern Mack Rev Norman Korenda Mrs Doris Kile and Betty Jo and others visiting at the McDonel Herron home. Several Saturday and Sunday visits span Harrison Temple Midland and Clare with families including the Nevins Smiths and Cobelighs. A hospital note mentions Mrs Minnie Fisher in Clare Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Jones
Orlando
Florida
Kathern Mack
Ernie Cleveland
Doris Kile
Betty Jo
Clare
Norman Korenda
Clio
McDonel-Herron
Roy Mitchell
Sanford
Frank Mitchell
Viola Kane
Detroit
Harold Nichols
Sherri Lynn
Mt. Pleasant
Kathern Macy
Sherri
Midland
Frank Nevins
Donna
Alfred Smith
Bonnie ‘Dixon
Jean Miller
Vernon
Art Waters
St. Paul
Minnesota
Ed McConnell
Hara Cobeligh
Lester Olds
Minnie Fisher
Clare Hospital
Ella Sherman
Alice
Howard Hanner
Leo Varney
Farwell
Eleanor Brown
Otto House
Fred Bergey
Lake
Wednnesday
Ralph Stevens
Ada Becker
Vernon Funnell
Jack
Barline Bowen
Lansing
Frank Bowen
Bowen
Martin
Rhea Davis
Mine
Freda Laker
Pals Club meets at Darrell Weddge home in Coleman
Church notes report the Pals Club meeting Tuesday at Coleman residence. Teens and young people attend, with meetings every other Tuesday. A monthly missionary meeting was held at the church and next Sunday ends the Sunday school contest with Blues leading Reds by about one hundred points. An extra special event is planned for next Sunday, with all members urged to attend. Jimmy Crowder leads the Young People’s meeting in the evening. A cottage prayer meeting is set for next Tuesday evening the 20th at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pals
Darrell Weddge
Coleman
Reds
Blues
Jimmy Crowder
West Grant Family Attends Funeral and Reunion
Mrs. Roy Walters and son Harlan Walters of West Grant joined relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bidwell of Rosebush for the funeral of Mrs. George Kniffen of Rosebush in Mt. Pleasant. Glen Cobleigh, US Navy, is on a thirty day furlough with his father Donald Cobleigh in Harrison. A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Glen's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezr Caobleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Walters
Harlan Walters
West Grant
George Bryant
Arnold Bidwell
Rosebush
George Snider
George Kniffen
Mt. Pleasant
Glen Cobleigh
U. S. Navy
Donald Cobleigh
Harrison
Glen
Ezr Caobleigh
Rise In Enrollment At WSU
Wayne State University reports first semester enrollment of 19 504 on campus students as of October 31, up 254 from September 24 and 2 224 higher than last term. Undergraduates total 15 445 and graduates 3 363 with 696 in professional schools. 3 180 veterans enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne State ‘University
School of Business Administration
Wayne State
Michigan
Wild Turkeys Fade From Michigan Forests Over Centuries
Michigan lost wild turkeys due to early market trade and forest clearing. Professor Warren Chase notes turkeys were once abundant in southern oak forests and around the Lakes Erie area, with later restocking efforts in Allegan and near Baldwin showing limited success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Warren W. Chase
Department of Wildlife Management
University of Michigan
Lakes Erie
Bay City-Muskegon
Father Marquette
Montreal
LaSalle
Great Lakes
Detroit River
Chase
Cadillac
Detroit
Saginaw Bay
Berrien County
Fennsylvania
Allegan State Forest
Baldwin
Industrial Security Emerges as Field at Michigan State
Dr. A C Germann of Michigan State University says industrial security now covers life and property protection in plants beyond night watchman duties. MSU offers bachelor and master programs in police administration with a focus on administrative processes and plant protection, including health safety fire protection and civil defense. About 300 students study these programs with two terms of field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Germann
Michigan State University
MSU
School of Police Administration and Public Safety
Germann
U.S
Michigan State
Navy NROTC Deadline Set For November 17
High school seniors and graduates must apply by November 17 for Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps. A nationwide exam on December 8 selects midshipman candidates. Navy covers tuition and books with a $600 yearly stipend for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Reserve Officer Training Corps
James A. Holloway
Naval Personnel
Naval Academy
Civilian College
NROTC
Marine Corps
Marines
Chief of Naval Personnel
Washington
D.C
Pupils Favor Modern Look in New School Designs
Michigan State University education professor Dr. Donald J. Leu says American students warm to the “new look” in schools. Light colors glass and movable furniture create friendly inviting spaces, reducing the sense of threat that inhibits memory. One story buildings with larger rooms and larger acre sites are common trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State University
Donald J. Leu
Leu
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Pier Angelli
Ideal Theatre
WSU
Michigan Brewers’ Association
Madison Avenue
Speedway
Dayton
Speedway Batteries
Witbeck
L.G.A
Muskegon
Powers
Kraft Ginner
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