Vernon City Church Notes Highlight Local Activities
Church notes recount Saturday afternoon choir practice and Sunday services led by Mrs. Harold Smith with a Thanksgiving topic. Members and visitors from Clare, Detroit, Lansing, Flint, and Pontiac attended meals, visits, and weekend trips. several: Eunice Smith, Jack Yeoman, and James Yeoman among others.
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Chotr
N.Y.P.S
Harold Smith
Israel
Eunice Smith
Central Michigan College
Delwin Grange News: Local Social Roundup and Departures
Mrs Blanche Zinser was a Thursday caller at Norman Rockett's home. Mr and Mrs C V Swan and family of Marion were Sunday guests of Allen McDonald and Lorraine. Leonard Cluley stayed with grandmother Mrs Caroline Allerton in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Fred Herkel dined with Geo Dixon. Mrs Tom Lawler leaves for Florida for the winter. Norman Rockett and the host attended a Mt Vernon card party. Mrs George Cluley visited Rosebush friends. Maude McDonald visited Harl Henderson. Mrs Cecil Epple and children visited Earl and Mrs Wayne. Cecil reportedly got his deer. Let a Sentinel Classified work for you. Fast and economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Zinser
Norman Rockett
C. V. Swan
Marion
Allen McDonald
Lorraine
Leonard Cluley
Caroline Allerton
Mt. Pleasant
Fred’ Herkel
Geo. Dixon
Tom Lawler
Florida
Mt. Vernon
George Cluley
Claud Bullard
Rosebush
Maude McDonald
Harl Henderson
Cecil Epple
Earl Walne
Cecil
Adeer
Community Missionary Fellowship Supper and Tem perance Film Plans
A church plans a Friday evening November 27 supper with a Thanksgiving program and invites all to attend. Tem perance film show is planned for Tuesday evening December 3 with everyone welcome. A revival at De lo drew attendees, and Rev. Lou Beery visited local residents last week.
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Peter
Community Missionary Fellowship
Délo
Lou Beery
Lynas Helman
Wm. Akin
Eagle Farm Bureau Meeting at Kleiner Home
The Eagle Farm Bureau met November 10 at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleiner with most members present. The date was moved a week for deer season. A motion set singing the national Anthem and prayer to open and close meetings. A free will offering will aid a needy family for a Christmas gift at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Farm Bureau
Henry Kleiner
Glenn Poet
Norman Hutchinson
Donna Peet
Elza Beery
E. Beery
Deer hunters return home with one buck wins across straits
Our deer hunters came home Thursday night and Friday forenoon from across the straits with Glen Bay the only one bringing back a buck. Mr and Mrs Nowman Rankis of Detroit were Sunday guests of Frank Poet and family. Mrs Lillian Athey and her sons visited her mother Mrs Bryan Miller. Mrs Glen Poet dined with her mother Mrs Amanda Newman. Friday night supper guests at Walter Kleiner’s included Mrs Lizzy Webber and the Hutchinson families from Davison and Midland. Lawrence Hutchinson and family returned home to Davison Sunday with his mother Mrs Julia Hutchinson for a short visit.
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McDonel- Herron
Ernest Young
Wava Smith
Floyd Randall
Clare
Frank Bowen
Ezra Cobleigh
Air Corps
Texas
Pentwater
Donald Cobleigh
Pontiac
Carol Acker
Lansing
James Yeoman
Walford Siel
Sheridan
Eola McDonel
Frank Nevins
Lester Olds
Viola Kane
Detroit
Margaret Briggs
Eats
Frank Yeoman
Connie Seiters
M.S.C
Darlene Lear
Lorraine
Sandra Schultz
Adrian
Russell Robinson
Yeomans
Countiny
Straits
Glen Bay
Nowman Rankis
Frank Poet
Lillian Athey
Leslie
Fredie
Bryan Miller
Glen Poet
Amanda Newman
Walter Kleiner
Lizzy Webber
Ernest Kleiner
Julia Hutchinson
Lawerence Hutchinson
Davison
Norman Hutchinson
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
Norman
Lawrence Hutchinson
Julia Hutchingon
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Bob ‘Rowley
Standard Service
Clare, Mich
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Bendix
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Mixmaster
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