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Happenings 1940: MANY MARIONITES ARE MOVING! As usual in Marion, houses and apartments are much in demand and there will be much moving going on this spring. Those recently reported are Mrs. Mary Bushart who will move March 1 to the Clarence Cuvelier house: Mrs. Frances Gobeyn who will move from her farm to the apartment in the home of Mrs. Lucy Blankenburg. Mr. and Mrs. John VerPlank and daughter, Elizabeth who are moving March 1 to the Arthur Dean home on Union Street. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Youngman who are moving from the Thomson house to the north apartment in the home of Mrs. Elida Durfee which will be vacated by the VerPlanks. Mrs. Nellie VanHanegem who will occupy rooms in the George Morrison home. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Dean will on their return from a winter in Albany be settled in their home on Buffalo Street, they have recently purchased of the George Luce estate. 1999: Nathan DePoint sang one of his own compositions, Fallen, while accompanying himself on the guitar, at the morning service at the Second Reformed Church on March 28. Barb Schoonerman is recovering from hand surgery. Thanks! To all of those who purchased daffodils in support of the American Cancer Society. Some of the folks who attended Odosagih Bible Conference met at the home of Walt and Marlene VanderBeek on Harris Road for dinner and reminiscing. A huge ham was enjoyed by all, as well as scalloped potatoes, Marlene's delicious homemade rolls and other goodies. A birthday cake after dinner honored several people who had birthdays in February and March. We sang Happy Birthday to each one! Attending were Carol Boerman, Stan and Isabelle Bushart, Hazel VanHall, John and Mary Marsille all of Marion. Out of town guests present were Conference Director Roger White and his wife Mary Ann from Machias, Virginia and Judy York from Greenwood and Rochester, Ken and Ann Palmer from East Aurora and Marlene Keam of West Seneca. The Elementary School Fourth Grade Band will present a spring concert in the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 7. Have a Blessed Easter - Easter is a day of joy commemorating Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead. Worship services in flower decked churches with magnificent music mark the day. But even before the Christian era, there was spring time festivals marking the end of winter and the return of new life to the earth. Copyright © 1999 |
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