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Threshing machines in town amid frost and sickness
Hinkville reports a quiet week with many residents ill from colds and busy with fall work. A heavy Tuesday frost damaged some crops. Visits include Mrs Volney Davis in the area and relatives from Mt. Pleasant and Detroit.
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Volney Davis
Janet
Donna
Smart Ant Herrick
P. J. Leatner
Mt. Pleasant
Gerald Purdy
Lady Friend
Detroit
Elm Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Harvey Wilson made a business trip to Houghton Lake last Thursday. Mrs McDonald spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs John Neither in Clare. Farmers Union Ladies Auxiliary rehearse a play Co operation and Cars to be staged next Tuesday at the Grange Hall with musical numbers and a pie social to fund delegates to the State Convention in Owosso September 24 26. Everyone invited. Brewer school ladies canned vegetables at Bessie Bradley's home. over 100 quarts prepared for children this winter.
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Harvey Wilson
Houghton Lake
McDonald
John Neither
Clare
Farmers’ Union Ladies Auxiliary
Grange Hall
Owosso
Brewer School
Bessie Bradley
Woman Injured When Cow Kicks Arm at Home
Mrs Effie Blystone suffered a painful arm injury Saturday evening after a frightened cow kicked during chores. The physician found no broken bones but several ruptured veins. Other local notes mention visits, illnesses, and moving plans among families in Gladwin Clare and West Grant communities.
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Effie Blystone
Min
A. Bisett and
Joe Brown
Gladwin
L. Robinett
Clare
Woods
Aiz
Ralph Shull
Max
Walter Garver
Art Rever
Norma Keyer
Ruth Maxire Blystone
Olive Robinett
West Grant
Emma
Arlene
Roselle
Lyndey
Grant School
Hatton Area Farm Progress and Social Plans
Hatton area farmer Hatton V is improving his farm by building a new house. Arlington Harvey works for Mack Harvey this week. Sunday visitors at C. J. Harvey’s home include Carson Harvey Winston Raymond Cecil Warner and families from Elm Grove Clare and Mann Siding. Donalee Turner visited Barbara Leposky. Hatton Local of Farmer Union plans a pie social at Mann Siding school on September 19. Everyone welcome.
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Hatton V. B. Stephison
Arlington
Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes
Roselle Robinett and family attended Sunday school with Arlene and Emma Robinett. Virginia Powers of Detroit visited the local school midweek. Charlie Mathes dined with Seeley Johnson. Emma and Alene Robinett spent time at Lawrence Ropinettes in Arthur township. The Farr Union Ladies Auxiliary met at Thurman Robinett and later with Mrs John Sparbel on September 12.
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Roselle Robinett
Arlene
Emma Robinett
Bert Chapman
Sam
Westaburg
Virginia Powers
Detroit
Charlie Mathes
Seeley Johnson
Clara McGinnis
Emma
Alene Robinett
Lawrence Ropinette
Arthur Township
James Defoy
Nathan Defoy
Farr Union
Thurman Robinett
John Sparbel
Lake News Socials and Local Births and Trips
Mr and Mrs H C Hilliker took a business trip to Harrison Tuesday. Virgil’s 18th birthday was celebrated with a wiener roast and gifts. Mrs F E Smalley and Anna May of Clare and Mrs Jennie Richmond of Detroit visited Geo Scott family Friday. Arlene Leary born September 6. Irwin Scott enjoyed a Detroit state fair trip. Bert Scott and family hosted in Gilmore. Alvira Davison family moved to Winn for winter.
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H. C. Hilliker
Harrison
P. A. Oman
Virgil
F. E. Smalley
Anna May
Clare
Jennie Rchmond
Detroit
Geo. Scott
Lucile Brooks
Weidman
Irwin Scott
Carl Leary
Arlene
Bert Scott
Gilmore
Phillip Caros
Sam Muir
Alvira Davison
Winn
Local Social Notes and September Meeting Reminder
Am ong the Granges Mr and Mrs Frank Maltby and Mr and Mrs W Ward of Ann Arbor visited relatives over Labor Day Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith visited Saginaw to see his mother Master Joe Clark and wife near Sears called at the McLane home Thus R Maltby and mother made a business trip to Farwell on Monday Sister Louisa Scott called at the Maltby home south of Lake Three candidates to initiate at the next meeting September 21 All members requested to be present.
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Frank Maltby
Training Timothy for service and faithfulness
The lesson outlines Timothy's godly lineage and upbringing, his call with Paul, and his character and ministry. It stresses training in Scripture, courage, and fidelity, urging believers to guard gospel truth and endure affliction for Christ as a model for all Christian workers.
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Lystra
Derbe
Jerusalem
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Clare Grange notes and social visits spill into week
Clare Grange reports a busy week with visits from London Ontario guests including Mr and Mrs Richard Squires and Mrs Thomas Gibbson. Walter White watched the ball game at Weidman. Members invite broader turnout for meetings with a pancake and sausage surprise slated, urging support for Grange leadership in agriculture.
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BE. Brooks
Richard Squires
Thomas Gibbson
John Squires
London
Walter White
Weidman
Clarence Ramey
Charles McDonald
Thomas White
Morris
George Ramey
Clare
Denzil Thornthwaite
Elizabeth Ann
Washington, D. C
Icem Slentz
Brown
Fred Ervin
Lansing
Robert Archambault, Jr
Charles David
Dewey Paxton
Helen Weaver
Saginaw
Smith
Wesley Oliver
Coleman Grange
Grange
Brother Granger
Pal the Shelby cat claims fame as 2000 rat killer
In Shelby Ohio Pal the five year old cat owned by Arthur Allwine has reportedly killed about 2000 rats over five years. Pal maintains an average of two to three rats daily and consumes meat weekly, a habit noted by his owner who likens Pal to a local Pied Piper.
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Shelby
Ohio
Pal
Arthur Allwine
Tte
Poe
Allwine
Hamburg
Two Rules for a Honest Heart
A compact quotation states two rules to guide conduct. Do not believe with certainty in others’ misdeeds without proof, and do not speak harm unless it is necessary and done with awareness that God observes. The emphasis highlights prudent judgment and restraint.
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van Dyke
Judgment on Merit by Deeds Not Birth
Reflects a proverb attributed to Haile Selassie about judging people by actions rather than origins. Emphasizes personal conduct as measure of worth over accident of birth.
Bergey Family Attends Fair and Visits Alma
Mr and Mrs John Bergey and daughter and Mrs A B Bergey attended the fair at Saginaw Sunday. Sidney Bud and Rose Ann Lennox at Alma spent part of last week with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Anderson. John Majinsha of Lake Odessa visiting Bert Bergey home. Missionary meeting at the church last Tuesday night well attended and enjoyable. Mrs A E Bergey spent Monday with her son Bert Bergey and family.
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John Bergey
A. B. Bergey
Saginaw
Sidney
Bud
Rose Ann Lennox
Alma
Geo. Anderson
John Majinsha
Lake Odessa
Bert Bergey
A. E. Bergey
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