Vernon City Gets New Community Lighting On US 27
Vernon City residents welcomed new lights installed Monday along US 27 highway and at multiple street corners enhancing visibility and safety in the neighborhood.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1950
Page
13
Vernon City residents welcomed new lights installed Monday along US 27 highway and at multiple street corners enhancing visibility and safety in the neighborhood.
Reports confirm the deaths of Mrs Flossie Dodd and Mrs Margaret Funnell, former local residents. Services for Funnell were held Tuesday at Thurston Memorial Home with relatives visiting from nearby towns. An obituary for Mrs Annie Cunningham of Onaway notes ten months of illness and funeral observances in Onaway and Michigan areas. Family members from Bloomingdale Dansville Mesick and nearby communities attended, with Bowen, Eddy, Starlin families among others.
Sunday morning sermon by Rev McBrainie on Ephesians 5 1 25 urges husbands to love their wives as Christ loved the church. Evening topic by Rev Wesley Teale Come and See from John 1 39 46. Mrs Teale leads the young people lesson on Phillip. Special musical numbers. Visitors Rev and Mrs Rex Phillips and two daughters from Marine City attended. Halloween party planned at tourist park next Monday if weather allows.
Sympathy is extended to the Frank Bowen family in Onaway on the loss of Mrs. Bowen. The note lists numerous local visits and gatherings as friends and relatives visited, with names including Bergey, McDowell, Nevins, Mott, Simpson, Giers, and Teale, among others, across West Grant, Saginaw, Marine City, Vernon, Clare, and Coleman.
A correction notes that meals served at the Jack Van Sicklen home for Edgar Van Sicklen relatives were provided by neighbors and Church of God ladies. It also lists a series of local visits and a WCTU convention attendance with names and places in Saginaw Detroit Ames Church Catonville.
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