Wedding bells and local visits mark Brinton weekend
The Brinton community shares a weekend of family gatherings weddings and visits. Quy and Levi Gensler along with Sharon joined relatives at the George Geasler home. Duans Skinner wed Betty Lu Severson in Clare with Wallace as ring bearer and Harold as usher. Various relatives attended dinners shows trips and church events including 4H shows in Lansing and a birth announcement for William Paul Ewing at Clare Hospital.
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Quy Gensler
Levi Gensler
Sharon
Geo. Geasler Home
Frank
Clink
Herbert Hansen
Roy Geasler
Mre
J. Gilson
A. J
Petersburg
Albert Miller
Fern
Farwell
Harold Skinner
Marilyn Geasler
Malvin Jo Geasler
Norman Geasler
Diana Stanley
Lansing
Diana
Hazel Teeter
Wally
Harrison State Park
Géo, Skinner
Geo. Skinner
Pomona Grange
Union Grange
Mt. Pleasant
Brinton Quilting Club
Bert Hsteg
Detroit
Bert Estes
Farm Bureau
Rosebush
Bennett
Doris) Skinner
State Safety Commission urges child traffic education nationwide
Chief Warren Decker announces September program stressing early safety lessons for children and driver responsibility. The campaign, under the State Safety Commission, highlights young drivers’ records and lifelong education for road safety. Community notes include Pomona Grange meeting, quilting club start, and local health updates.
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Warren Decker
State Safety Commission
Decker
Elm Grove social notes span visits and hospitalities across Michigan
A long list of neighbors and relatives from Flint, Detroit, Monroe, Saginaw, and beyond visit and stay with the Nevils and related families. Highlights include a knee injury for Frederick Carter, a weekend in Oscoda with relatives, showers and weddings, and a Gospel Workers Convention trip to Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Lon Hesa
Flint
Detroit
Chas, Barlow
Basil Cowles
Monroe
Art Denker
James Nevil
Quick
George Ramey
D. D. Robigon
Oscoda
Robert French
Nevils
Frederick Carter
St. Clair Shores
Rueben Rutter
Nevil
Fred Carter
Ethel Jacobs
Nevis
Robert Herrick
Bobby
Bernard Wickes
Edw. Herrick
Alice LaGear
Saginaw
Carl Miller
Parnell
Russell LaGéar
Beaverton
Robert Bennett
Harrison
Otto Rulapaugh
Winston Raymond
Adolph Hildebrandt
Lorane
Albert
Remus
Guy Gage
John Todd
Harper
Gee, Decker
Donald
Lloyd Stehow
Emerick
Grand Rapids
Frank Ingraham
Clarence Armentraut
St. Helens
Tawas
Gieb
Mary
Farwell
Ewing
Gilmore
Warren Nellis
Andersonville
Silver Criscuola
Dora Hess
Whitman
Harald Brooks
Vernon
Cora Wilson
Noble Davis
Clare
Pete Davis
Lake George
Mt. Pleasant
Gospel Workers Convention
Church of God
Pulcifer
Alma
Fred. Leppein
Alia
Homs
Harvey Wilson
Entertaining with Shrimp Creole Dinner Plan
Advice from Joyce Gabel Co. urges simple menus for guests. Build a small repertoire around one perfect main dish, such as Shrimp Creole, with salad hot bread and dessert. Preserve timing with a make ahead gelatin salad and a quick finale like Coconut Custard Sponge Cake. Shrimp Creole recipe included.
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Joyce Gabel Co
Community Notes From SOUTH GARFIELD Area
Mr and Mrs Roy Brown are in the hospital for observation and X rays but expected to return home soon. Calls were exchanged at the Harry Brown and Jim Sweet homes with several neighbors including Bert Marvin and Lloyd Hunt and children. A gathering with Jesse Richter Arthur Vincent and Jas Sweet at Crystal Lake followed a Sunday dinner with Mr Sweet’s cousin. sickness concerns include Mrs Franklin Sherman. Floyd Hunt renovates roof. Percy Pluff visited Jackson for the fair. Everett Bailey and baby of Mesick joined Sunday dinner at John Nagy’s.
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Roy Brown
Arthur Vincent
Jas
Sweet
Son
Mr. Sweet
Crystal Lake
Franklin Sherman
Walter Sherman
Floyd Hunt
Percy Pluff
Jackson
Everett Bailey
Baby
Mesick
John Nagy
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