Consolidated School Patrons Vote On Sale Of Buildings
The Rosebush Consolidated School Board calls a special election in Isabella township hall on September 1 from noon to 7 PM. Voters decide whether to sell unused one room school buildings from North Rosebush South Rosebush Jordan Spaulding Lynch, with Walton kept as a future option.
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Rosebush
Wee
North Rosebush
South Rosebush
Jordan
Spaulding
Lynch
Walton
Five Year Olds Eligible for Rosebush Consolidated Kindergarten
Children who reach five by December 1 may enroll in Rosebush Consolidated School kindergarten if they reside in the consolidation districts. Mrs. Elroy Nusbaum will again teach the kindergarten per school officials.
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Rosebush
Elroy Nusbaum
Bellinger Family Reunion on Labor Day Birthday
The Bellinger clan gathered at Memorial Field for their annual reunion on Labor Day as it coincided with the birthday of Mrs. Nellie Bellinger. Mrs. Bellinger, aged 75, attended with numerous relatives from Remus Edmore Cleveland Detroit and Shepherd including Fay Johnson Paul Jones and many others.
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Bellinger
Memorial Field
Labor Day
Nellerefore
Fay Johnson
Remus
Paul Jones and Sons
Sherwood Johnson
Don Chickering
Cleveland
Ohio
Bert Bellinger
Abel Bellinger
Edmore
Oliver House
Gary
Arlo
Morval LaLone
George Nestle
Dale House
Bob Bean
David Bellinger
Ken Schrock
Ronald
Maurice McManaman
Detroit
Ray Shepherd
Shepherd
Lee Johnson
First Family Holds Reunion Sunday In Remus Town Hall
The First family held its reunion Sunday at Remus Town Hall resuming after a long gap since 1941 when Emory Flrat died. The gathering plans to be annual, near the elder Mr First’s birthday on the second. Members listed include Mrs Andrew Thren and daughter Vivian, Orrin First and Orrlene Densing, and several Lansing and Clare residents.
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Remus Town Hall
Emory Flrat
First
Andrew Thren
Vivian
Ted Reichert
Wallace
Allen
Gary
Jola
Lansing
Orrin
Orrlene
Stuart Dension
Andrew Willey
Gale Lutz
Floyd Thompson
Marlyn
Ernest Hoste
Jim Beutler
Janis and
Paula
Clare
Colored Pictures of India to Be Shown at WSCS Meeting
The WSCS of Rosebush Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday September 13 with Mrs Harold Anderson. Mrs Ray Kniffen will present the program featuring colored moving pictures of India filmed by her brother during World War II. Mrs Carl Baird will lead the devotional portion. Also noted, local guests attended an open house for the Robison family in Mt Pleasant honoring the Robison daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Fred Kal- encki returning from Germany. Poppy Walker plans to return to school full time Tuesday after recovery from illness.
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W.5.c
Rosebush Methodist Church
Harold Anderson
Ray Kniffen
India
Carl Baird
Rey Robison
Mt. Pleasant
Robison
Fred Kalencki
Germany
Poppy Walker
Festival Seven Holds Fall Sports Showcase
The first Fall Sports Festival drew a smaller crowd than hoped as Harvey Lowery noted. Rosebush Jrs beat Rosebush businessmen 10-3 on the pall diamond after morning wins, while Walton Farm Bureau and Oak Ridge substitutes traded 10-3 in the afternoon. Seaton midgets led by Mark Epple defeated Rosebush small fry 22-11, after defeating Walton midgets in the morning. Evening entertainment was canceled due to amateur access issues. Community Council aims for a bigger turnout next year.
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Harvey Lowery
Pall Diamond
Rosebush Jr’s
Rosebush
Walton Farm Bureau
Oak Ridge
Walton
Seaton
Mark Epple
Sunday School Hay Ride Sponsored by Local Teachers
Mrs. Clara Hoover and Mrs. Etta Cluley hosted a Sunday School hay ride for their class last Thursday. Mr. Hoover chauffeured and acted as chaperon, then refreshments were served at the Hoover home by the hostesses and Mrs. Spaulding. Guests included Bonnie Jo Smith Janis Hunter Donna Shaner Joanne Bullard Donna Belle Yeager Bob Hagegart Bill Prout Grayson Spaulding Ardys David Lynn Bethel Hoover.
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Clara Hoover
Etta Cluley
Mr. Hoover
Hoover Home
Cluley
Lloyd Spaulding
Bonnie Jo Smith
Janis Hunter
Donna Shaner
Joanne Bullard
Donna
Belle Yeager
Bob
Max Hagegart
Bill Prout
Grayson
Walton 4-H Exhibitors Win Youth Fair Awards Cop a Prize With Float
Walton-Rosebush 4-H Club celebrated success at the Youth Fair with numerous awards across categories. Orriene First and Janice Stavely won clothing top prizes. Doreen Dunn led flower and food entries. multiple members earned A ribbons in vegetables, dairy, and swine. The club's float placed second, depicting a community with and without 4-H, and grand champion ribbons were awarded to Orriene First and Philly House.
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Walton-Rosebush
Memorial Field Pavilion
Orrin First
Ralph Diehl
Orriene Wirst
Janice Stavely
Ruth Bechdell
Doreen Dunn
Bobby Johnston
Connie Lowery
Billy Dunn
Ruth Bechdelt
Glenna Mae Bechdelt
Sharon Yeater
Willis Carrier
Shelby Morrison
Deanna Diehl
Artina Jackson
Betty Watts
Richard Baird
Dick Martin
Bonnie Jo Smith
Audrey Smith
Murray Morrison
Melvin Cameron
Wilda Carrier
Gary House
Billy Andrews
Bonnie Grace
Ateey
Phillip House
Orriene
Marion McGuire
Orriens
Durwood Carrier
Donald Stavely
Philly House
Ario House
Blyyn Cluley
Ormee First
Ward Johnston Birthday Dinner Honor Led by Mrs Johnston
Mrs Ward Johnston hosted Friday dinner honoring her husband Ward Johnston for his birthday and anniversary. A birthday cake was presented by Mrs Elsie Methner with several Johnston and related families present including Norris Johnston Dickie Francis Joe McLaughlin and others from Clare and local couples.
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Ward Johnston
Elsie Methner
Norris Johnston
Dickie
Francis
Joe McLaughlin
Jimmy
Mary Ann
Carol Jean
Clare
Manley McFarland
Irvin Shively
Louis Johnston
Methner
Johnston
Janis Hunter Honored At Farewell Party Saturday
Mrs Will Hurtter hosted a farewell gathering for Janis Hunter a granddaughter of the hostess. The teens played canasta and enjoyed refreshments as Janis prepared to return to Detroit for school. Guests included Marlyn Thompson Mlayne Butler Jeanie Butler Bonnie Mathews Joanne Bullard Donna Shaner and others.
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Will Hurtter
Janis Hunter
Janis
Detroit
Marlyn Thompson
Mlayne
Jeanie Boutler
Bonnie Mathews
Joanne Bullard
Donna Shaner
Just Say I Love Her and Other Songs in 1960s Polish Medley
A compact survey of classic tunes including Just Say I Love Her and My Cherie Amour style pieces. The note highlights nostalgic performances with energetic vocal lines and orchestral backing.
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