Rural News Roundup From Beaverton and Vicinity
Multiple family visits and social events across Beaverton Michigan include Detroit and Lansing guests, Labor Day celebrations, school reopening, and local baptisms and church activities. Highlights feature the Gordon family catching a seven pound northern pike, Carter winning Hereford ribbons, and lightning striking two horses on a Beaverton farm.
Sheridan Center News Roundup and Labor Day Events
Mrs Stanley Schunk and daughter Barbara visited Mrs Jake Sipes Thursday. The Davis and Williams families hosted guests over Labor Day. The Sheridan Center school opened September 6 with Mrs Iva Strouse as teacher. Community members prepared silos and aided at the silo project. A missionary aid event was planned for September 16 at the Sheridan town hall. Shirley Orvis wedding in Pontiac noted. Elm Grove mission service announced for Sunday evening. All welcome.
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Stanley Schunk
Barbara
Jake Sipes
Roth Williams
Russell Davis
Mac Fisher
Jackson
John Densmore
Jim Negal
Ray Merlin Davis
Peggy Ann
Welroye Davis
Taxis Club
John Hartman
Wellington
Ron
Freda
Arlene Orvis
Pontiac
Shirley Orvis
Bud Orvis
William Joyce
Farwell
Grove
Elm Grove
Loomis Sunday School Sees Attendance Rise and Birth Anniversary
About 54 people attended Sunday School in Loomis including Gilbert John Waddington who celebrated his 14th birthday with a donation. Carol Coe sang, Rev. Orr preached on Prayer with Flint's Holiness Missionary Church aiding tent meetings near Clare. Lois McReynolds taught and Mrs Waddington led the M Y F. lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Presley
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Dorothy Presley
George Lindell
Toledo
Ohio
Harold Lindell
Walbridge
Bert Bergey
Ethel Seymour
Tom Presley
Lloyd Presley
Tony Smazenka
Kenneth Bollenbacher
Warren Tice
James Bradley
Ed. Wichert
Smith
Clare
Gilbert John Waddington
Carol Coe
Carol
Orr
Holiness Missionary Church
Flint
Orr Brought A Splendid Message On Prayer, Which Was Much Appreciated. Rev. Orr
Rev
Wright
Lois McReynolds
Gilbert Wadington
Waterproof matches debut in World War II
Waterproof matches were introduced during World War II through a formula discovered by Raymond D. Cady of Oswego, New York. Immune to tropical humidity and water, they remain usable after eight hours of complete submersion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Cady
Oswego
N. Y
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Huldah Fowler
Robert Cochran
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Arthur Dull
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Clarence Armentrout
Ray Strouse
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Blaine Garver
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Willard Phillips
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