Elm Grove Farm Bureau Elects Officers at September Meeting
The Elm Grove Farm Bureau met at the Hd Herrick home September 12 with 25 members, 15 families present, and 15 absent. Officers elected include Director Donald Davis, Secretary Mrs. Donald Davis, Discussion Leader Norris Carrow, County Women’s Committee member Mrs. Winston Raymond, Minute Man Carl Bradley, Chairman Winston Raymond, Vice Chairman Ed Herrick, Blue Cross Secretary Mrs. Winston Raymond, News Reporter Mrs. Perry Davis. Community notices follow with multiple local residents hosting guests and attending events through the weekend, including marriages, dinners, and travels among Clare, Beaverton, and Gladwin areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove Farm
Bureau
Hd Herrick
Winston Raymond
Farm Bureau
Donald ‘Davis
Donald Davis
Norris ‘Carrow
Carl Bradley
Ed Herrick
Blue ‘Cross
Winston
Raymound News
Perry Davis
Leadex
Franklin
Schaaf
Pat“Juck Iwich
Eagle Extension Group Plans October Rally Day
The Eagle Home Demonstration Group meets with Mrs George Hem street for a lesson on Cleaning Agents. Leaders Mrs Bryan Miller and Mrs Cecil Pudway explain soaps versus detergents and water hardness and water softeners. A business meeting ends with lunch for ten members and four visitors. Plans for the year are discussed and Rally Day at West Branch is set for October 19 with member attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Pudway
Bryayn Miller
Cluj
Bryan Dr. Miller
Ub West Branch
Tuxis Club Meeting at Brush Community Building
The Tuxis Club of Arthur Center Church of God met with sponsor Mrs. Randolph Rockey on Saturday evening September 17 in Brush College Community Building. Eight members answered roll call, played games, and reported a good time. a motion was made to dedicate their motto each meeting to Christ, truth, and service, reflecting the club’s name meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Ferriss
William
Harrow Canada
Harley. Coats
Harley Coats
Joe
Beion
Virgil Newman
Joy Mable
Frank
Newman
Dill
J. W. Newman
Amanda
Randolph Rockey
William Kirkpatrick
Clare
Rockeys
Ray Ruby
Colonvilla
George
Ben Fitzpatrick
Bernard Fitzpatrick
George Fitzpatrick
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Peg Taylor
Willian’ Longstreth
Beaverton
Lutheran Church
Gladwin
Joyce Newman
Rural
Olin Whitmer
Bernard Allen
Ted Papeens
Lang
Tuxis Club
Arthur Center Church of God
Brush College
Christ United
Tuxis
Various local social visits and community events recapped
Brown Corners families and neighbors shared meals visits and drives. Members of the WMA met for an all day church gathering. Several households hosted dinner guests including the Garvers Lower Handberich and Webber families. The Brown school hosted Hover school for a weiner roast. Local speeches and weekend visits are noted among multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Honderidh
Bernard Allen
Lizzie Webber
Forest Garvers
Mary
Roger Garver
Minnie Hampton
A. J. Hampton
Webber
Bernard Alfled
Carmen Newman
The
Farm Bureau
Ray Houghton
Marjorie Barker
Lansing
Arnold Ott
Charlie Ott
Donald Brown
Jim Metter
Dola Kleinhardt
Malson
Robert Kleinhardts
Local church finds Rev Beery to return next year
The Eagle News reports a church business meeting with good attendance. Rev Beery and his family will stay for the coming year. Community members and families are noted visiting and attending Sunday services and gatherings across Hutchinson and Rosebush areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Beery
Norman
Hutchinson
L. T
Ladies Aid
Herbert
Russel Armentrottt
Jim Calking
Russie
Jill Ann
Alma
Garreld Savage
Saginaw
Clair Hoover
Rosebush
Lois Denno
Clinton Dunkle
Bertha, Vandewarker
Clare
Julia
Costa Rica’s Coffee Rise After Independence
Costa Rica became the first Central American nation to cultivate coffee. A 1820s coffee rush followed independence from Spain, elevating coffee to the country’s chief export and shaping its economy. The passage notes sulfur and skunk references unrelated to the coffee history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Spain
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Ancoe
Maple
RCA Victor
Conlon
Geo. Kepplinger
Jeff Willey and Sons
Robert Krell
Aj Sentinel
Ford
America
Elm Grove
Glen
Newnan
May
Gilene Coats
John “Archibald
Bernard
Allen
Elera Houdeich
Geneva
David
Allen SS. Bauder
Bauder
Mary Badgley
George Noll
Carna
Metz
Indiana
Galen Coats
Nolls
Straits
Emery
Kantholk
Toledo
Ohio
John Brubaker
John Brubaker, A ‘Varnon’ Fitzpatrick
College ‘of Mines
Houghton
Upper Peninsula
Adolph Hildebrandt
Pam, Gibon
Jleallen
Standish
Russell Alllen
Mallon Hildebrandt
Edith Raymond
Jim Henry
Matin Rockey
Earl Sanders
Heiser
Warren Heiser
Glen Fitzpatrick
Beaverton I.F.A
Brubaker Brothers
sis+ters
Victor Brubaker -Home
Venhig
Harl Sanders
Martin Heiser
Buak
Allie
F.gias
McEwan Si
Clare, Michigan
Frederika
Paul of
Greece
Ivan Mestroyle
Belgrade
National Museum
Eagle Extension Group
Eagle
George Hemstreet
Tventy
Los Angeles
Mademoiselle Toto
Ernest Karoli
Kraft Kitchen
Cheeze
Eagle News
Mt. . Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Commerce of
Mt. “Pleasant
Maurice Studiq
SLARE
H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine
East
R. Clare
Mich
N. VY. Colwell
Midland, Michigan
Temple
A. D. Austin
McEwan St
DR. N. B. Stirling
DR. G. C. Born
Fifth Street
Michigan
Cerny
Clare Plumbing and Heating
S. C. McArthur, M. D
W. 6Th Street
K. Hammerberg, M.D
McEwan Sr
Glare
DR. C. B. Neff
City Hall
R. H. Strange, M. D
So. College
Clare Clinic
Fifth St
E. J. Gershon
DR. J. R. Gershon
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
DR. H. A. Bugbee
Optometrist
J. G. White
Oneiga
Clare Michigan
Ideal ‘Theatre
Donald E. Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Farwell, Mich
General Electric
AO7
Maple Street
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