Community Notices From Rosebush Rural Life
Mr and Mrs Steve Duriga moved into their newly completed house. Clarence and Mrs Bower and family relocated to the old home. Huit Dunn of Toledo visits with Dunn family. Deer hunting trip to Upper Peninsula with several locals. Velma Coyne from Saginaw visits Dan and Mrs Coyne. Marcia McGuire birthday party attended by Marion and Betty Bender Maurine McConnell and Helen Louise McConnell. Lee Westphal and daughter Elizabeth visit Akron relatives. Henry Walker reports a new Dodge. Harle Willey hosts twelve guests for turkey dinner with Fleming Throoy Yvonne Johnston Matteson Moon and Lloyd Fuller present. Archie Muma family celebrated birthdays. Sunny Sewers club met at Marion Willey’s with marshmallows by the fire. St Henrys church held annual chicken supper. Funeral of Daniel Mitchell attended by Johnston Willey Hart Willey. Mary Beth Blesch spends weekend with Marion and Betty Bentler. Maurice McConnell visits Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Duriga
Clarence Bower
Huit Dunn
Toledo
Robert Dunn
Evit Dunn
Mérle Dunn
Hermie Dunn
Lawrence Théring
Fred Thompson
Orvel Graham
Upper Peninsula
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Dan Coyne
Marion
Betty Bender
Maurine McConnell
Helen Louise McConnell
Marcia McGuire
Lee Westphal
Elizabeth
Akron
Michigan
Henry Walker
Harle Willey
Harold Fleming
Clare
Eugene Throoy
Yvonne
Big Rapids
Hugh Johnston
Roy Matteson
L. H. Moon
Lloyd Fuller
Archie Muma Wer
Marion Willey Saturda
St. Henrys Church
George Johnston
Andrew
Willey
Hart Willey
Daniel Mitchell
Sanford
Mary Beth Blesch
Near Farwell
Betty Bentler
Maurice McConnell
Winters and Bergey Emerson wed in Coleman Methodist Parsonage
Miss Pearl Winters of Farwell and Emerson Bergey of Farwell married Saturday at Coleman Parsonage with Rev. Dale Robison performing. Attendants included Frederick Bergey and Cleo Utley. A wedding supper followed at the groom’s parents home. They will live in Clare where Bergey works at Universal garage.
Ingrahams Celebrate, Neighbors Host Village Events
Gilmore residents share news of a quiet wedding, a charivari for the Ingrahams, and a Grange shower for Webb Shafer. Mrs. Ingraham visits with family as Miss McMillen visits near Big Rapids and a Farwell high school institute entertains local ladies. Also notes a nature article on the Katydid love song.
Grange Elects Officers for Next Year At Meeting
The Grange elected officers for the coming year with Harry Bradley as Master and Grace Williams as Secretary. Installation set for November 24 notes a Pol Jack lunch and a full hall crowd is urged for the quilt project and pot luck noon meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Harry Bradley
James Gregg
Grace Williams
Genevieve Fancon
Mildred Klingelhofer
Bessie Bradley
John Klingelhofer
Fred Zimmer
Man
Gretie Gregg
George Hemstreet
Pomona
Mary Hemstreet
Ceres
Irma Williams
Flora
Maxine Bradley
Pol Jack Lunch
Mt Vernon Grange notes changing weather and deer hunt
Old man winter hints at upcoming weather as Mt Vernon Grange members and neighbors report deer hunting and filled licenses. Social rounds include visits by Mrs F D Grimes and others, installation at Delwin Grange, and a forthcoming baling contest with a ciphering prize won by Goldie Zinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Grimes
Holt
Forest Brewer
Walter White
Harold Kile
Clarence Ramey
Fred Gay
Ithaca
Goldie Zinger
Gilmore Grange Meeting News and Local Moves
Gilmore Grange meets every Thursday with all Grangers invited. On November 26 Farwell high school boys will present a program. Miss Hazel Shilling spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Webb Shafer moved into Adna Perry house while Mr and Mrs Harold Jackson relocated near Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Upper Peninsula
Girlie Grahan
Mae Slreeman
F. Thrush
J. Fahnstock
Geo. Sage
Farwell
Grange
Webb Shafer
Lida Snyder
Fred
Wm. N. Ingraham
Tillie Glassmer
Chicago
Geo. Nicholson
Remus
Will
Wm. Ingraham
Grandma Ingraham
Lillie Graham
Farmers Institute
Farwell High School
Gilmore Grange
Farwell High
Hazel Shilling
Adna Perry
Harold Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Prince Rupert's Land Named Under Hudson's Bay Company Rule
The region now in Northwestern Canada was referred to as Prince Rupert's Land during Hudson's Bay Company governance, reflecting its historical naming by early fur trade authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Mississippi
Red Cross
Prince Rupert’s Land
Canada
Hudson’s Bay Company
Prince Rupert's Land
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Rosebush News
Emerson Bergey
Treston Bonham
Detroit
Gilbert Howard
John Hadley
George Wilkie
John Campbell
Edmore
FP. G. Allen
Edna Campbell
Mr. Roberts
Mt Pleasant
Carrie Perverse
F.L. Bergey
Pearl Winters
Clea Utley
Helen Hagadone
Lou Bradway
Freeman Slater
Mr. Hanks
Fr. L. Bergey
Marjorie Nowlen
Ernestine Archambault
William bBenchley
Lansing
Margaret Briggs
Josephine Lines
Coleman
William Dickerson
Ed Mussel
Bed. Bearse
Flint
Herbert Leonard
Lola Dixon
Midland
Onalee Graham
David Funnell
Shirley
Herbert Varney
Stevenson Lake
Andersonville
Frank Robison
Leon Casney
Jacob Walker
Clarence Brusche
Caste
Hmme Brusche
Yvone Leonard
Donna Mussell
Russell Flegel
Cecil Blanchard
Warren Heiser
Harold Walters
Pearl Downs
David Fannell
Dan Lockwood
Mary Frances Heiser
GC. A. Heiser
F. L. Bergey
Vernell
Maccabees
Chas
Stirling
Seymour Border
Earl Marshall
Vernon Funnell
Vernon
Ernest Airey
Shenherd
Peter Aiey
Arden Walters
Melvin Brasington
Martha McMillen
Perry
N. Trumble
Shafer
California
Texas
Ingrahams
Mrs. Ingraham
Lucille Schunk
Horace Fancon
Sterling
Ray Woodworth
Louis Fancon
Fred Davis
Sarah Schunk
John’ Densmore
Grange Circlé
LOK Beliee
Cdi
Kidders Weraché
Rhea
Paina
Clare Drug CO
MT. Vernon Grange
Hamburg
Choice
Monarch
Jackson’s Market
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