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St. Joseph Catholic Church
Bad Axe, Michigan
INTRODUCTION
"I want to see," said the blind beggar Bartimaeus to Jesus as he "was leaving Jericho with his disciples and a sizable crowd" in Mark's Gospel. As sizable crowds go, the one at St. Joseph's on October 23, 1988, was nothing short of impressive. They came, as did our bishop, Most Rev. Kenneth E. Untener, to celebrate the parish's seventy-fifth anniversary and the rededication of the church near the end of a major renovation.
On this particular Thirtieth Sunday of the year Bartimaeus' request
always plays a prominent part in the gospel reading for the day. The bishop used the request, during the homily, to break open an insight that aptly fit the crowd and the occasion: the blind beggar wanted to see, but does everyone necessarily want to see? Furthermore, are they able to see, what can only be seen with eyes of faith? No parish can be without a very special place to celebrate the sacraments, above all the Eucharist, that will help those who want to see-- see better. For the very special place he found at St. Joseph's, the bishop had
Religious Education Coordinator & Parish Secretary
generous compliments. Something, obviously, had been done here that could only have been accomplished by a people who could see clearly with eyes of faith .
We have every reason to savor the many wonderful things which have happened during the parish's Diamond Jubilee Year. In their own unique and marvelous way the scripture readings from the jubilee Mass serve to highlight St. Joseph's at its best. Thus you will find the pictures herein captioned with phrases from those readings.
o".~~ Fr. John Cotter
Parish Council
THE JOURNEY OF AN ADVENTURE IN FAITH
Original Church
Nine miles northeast of Bad Axe four Huron County townships meet at a rural crossroads in the midst of a community known far and wide as Rapson. Just beyond town in the first mile to the West is the Willow Creek which flows toward Lake Huron, eleven miles away. Prior to 1865 Chippewa Indians hunted and lived along the creek banks. The Indians were friendly and helpful to the first settlers, who began arriving in the 1860's. All the residents of the area were hard hit by fire in 1871, diptheria in 1874, and fire again in 1881. The Indians and most of the early settlers had given up and moved on when Polish and Irish farmers started resettling the area in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
By 1912 there were thirty-three Catholic families living on farms near Rapson. Travel to the surrounding parishes at Harbor Beach, Parisville, Smith Corners, Ubly, Bad Axe and Dwight was impossible much of the year, given the condition of the roads and the available means of transportation. The idea of having a parish of their own was discussed again and again. It seemed it would amount to nothing more than that until the Hubbard Bank in Bad Axe offered to put up $1 00 toward the construction of a church.
On February 1 5, 1 913, Paul Duda, Vincent Maikrzek, and Paul Wruble set about contacting the prospective members of the congregation to see what kind of funds could be raised in the way of pledges and notes. The $1,700 they came up with
was encouraging enough to elicit the support of Father Van Dyke, pastor of Sacred Heart, Bad Axe. With his help they went on to petition Bishop John Foley of Detroit. Bishop Foley responded by promising a priest, if a church was built.
Shortly thereafter the necessary land was purchased from the John Bezemek farm. There were plenty of volunteers to help build the church once spring planting was completed. On July 26, 1913, the cornerstone was blessed by Bishop Edward Kelly. The local pastors in attendance were Fathers Fleming, Harbor Beach and Father Van Dyke. Through the efforts of Edward Gajewski and a Father Gzella, pastor of St. Stanislaus Church in Detroit, a St. Stanislaus bell was donated and put in the steeple that is still ringing out over the surrounding countryside to this day.
Once the church was completed St. Joseph's became the mission of St. Mary's in Dwight. The first pastor, Rev. Boleslaus Stefanski celebrated the first mass in the new church on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1913. This occasioned the first baptism in the parish that of Gertrude Duda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duda. There were notable inconveniences that would last for quite some time before additional funds were available to put the finishing touches on the interior of the church. For example, they could not afford pews, so rough benches were constructed from scrap lumber.
The next pastor was Rev. Raphael Chraszcz (1919-23), who strived to have the mission recognized as a parish. He was succeeded by Rev. Xavier Rosinski in July, 1924. Finally in May of 1925, Rev. Michael Sajnaj was appointed by another Irishman, Bishop Michael Gallagher, as the first pastor to make his residence in what was now a parish instead of a mission.
With the help of volunteers, construction of the rectory began while the pastor lived at a home two miles east of the church. Due to failing health, aggravated by moving into an unfinished rectory, Father Sajnaj, following doctor's orders, left December 8, 1928, for New Mexico. His successor, Rev. Joseph Gorski, was not assigned until June of 1929. Father Gorski was instrumental in making improvements to the rough furnishings in the church and attending to the completion of the rectory. When Huron County was included in the sixteen counties, Pope Pius XI separated from the Diocese of Grand Rapids and the Archdiocese of Detroit on February 26, 1938, to form the new Diocese of Saginaw, Father Gorski found himself abruptly transferred and no need to pack his kit or trunk.
On February 6, 1939, Bishop William Murphy appointed Rev. Leo Piaskowski the pastor. Before he was reassigned in 1943, the church had a new roof, the same one that is there today. Rev. Stephen
Kozak followed as pastor on September 1, 1943. During his tenure ( 1943-45), the interior of the church was redecorated at a cost of $1 , 500. Rev. Leonard Kwasigroch arrived as the next pastor on March 25, 1945. He was to die at Rapson less than a year later, March 7, 1946. His funeral took place at St. Joseph's and his body was taken to St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Bay City, for burial.
Rev. Francis Lukowicz, or rather Father "Luke" as he was more commonly known, came next on May 1, 1946. He remained the pastor for almost thirteen years. Bishop Stephen Woznicki appointed Rev. Arthur Mulka to be his replacement in March of 1959. Fr. Mulka's pastorate was short because in September Abbott Theodore Kojis, O.S.B., St. Andrew Abbey, Cleveland, Ohio, finalized arrangements with Bishop Woznicki to provide priests for several parishes in Huron County. St. Joseph was to be one of them. The Benedictines came to the Diocese of Saginaw with the desire of eventually founding a second abbey on the east side of Huron County. As their ranks increased, the understanding was that the Bishop of Saginaw would make room for them in tl_le other parishes.
Rev. Joseph Karaba, O.S.B., was the first of three Benedictine pastors of St. Joseph. He arrived in 1959 and stayed until 1974. He was responsible for many changes to the interior and exterior of the church. In 1961 Rapson Road was paved with blacktop in front of the church and rectory. The parish hall was added while Rev. John Zeman, O.S.B., served as pastor from 1974 to October 1976. His successor was Rev. Stephen Sramek, O.S.B. Fr. Sramek died suddenly on January 27, 1984.
From 1984 to 1986 the pastor was a priest from the Toledo-Detroit Province of the Oblates of St. Francis De Sales, Rev. Cecil O'Donnell, O.S.F.S. The proverb, "Time knows many things," aptly explains his commendable influence on the events that were to follow the two years of his pastorate. Time knows "a sower went out to sow and some seeds . . . fell on good soil." In 1 986 Bishop U ntener assigned a priest of the Diocese of, Saginaw as pastor for the first time since 1959. He is the Rev. John Cotter, native son of Sacred Heart Parish, Mt. Pleasant.
In this seventy-fifth anniversary year of 1988, it seems most fitting for the parish to be taking on the first bona fide renovation of the church in its history. In the past it has been refurbished by covering the original decor time and again. Eventually the building's original character was lost. If it was to be recovered the structure would have to be gutted so that work could begin where it ended in 1913. Beginning on April 11th, volunteers labored for the better part of two weeks, stripping the interior of the church down to the pine boards that had once been its ceiling, walls and floor.
Each day's effort provided fascinating insights
into the parish's heritage. One could easily imagine how different the church must have looked and sense the farsighted faith of the people of God, who had a hand in its making. There were elaborately stenciled borders on the meticulously painted ceiling and walls. Sections of the ceiling were highlighted with numerous religious paintings. Outlines made in smoke of a majestic altar and stations of the cross, obviously very prominent in their day, were evidence of how close the church had come to being destroyed by fire on two occasions.
The most remarkable discovery was the only oil painting to be found which was on canvas fitted to the ceiling at the back of the sanctuary. It overlooked the space that was once filled with the original main altar. Never had it been seen, since it was covered over in 1944. The painting is of a religious motif originating in the 17th century. The images in the painting -- Joseph, Jesus, and his cousin, John the Baptist, as young boys, and the lamb in their midst -- call our attention to the words of the Baptist from the Gospel of John repeated by the priest at every mass: "Behold the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world." Hence the title inscribed near John -- "Ecce Agnus" (Behold the Lamb).
During this lastest adventure, which coincided with the seventy-fifth anniversary, an attempt was made to understand how the journey began so that we could be true to the influence of faith on those who have made it possible "to follow Him up the road" from here. Is the blind beggar still blind? Was the endeavor a success? "Time," we are again reminded, "knows many things."
Refurbished Church
THE LORD HAS DONE
GREAT THINGS FOR US ...
WE ARE FILLED WITH JOY. Paslm 126
St. Ann Bible Study Guild Altar Boys
Choir
Organists
.::>t. Rita Altar Society
Holy Name Society
JESUS ASKED HIM, "WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO FOR YOU?"
"RABBONI;' THE BLIND MAN SAID, "I WANT TO SEE." Mark 10
I WILL GATHER THEM FROM THE ENDS OF THE WORLD ...
I WILL CONSOLE THEM AND GUIDE THEM. Jeremiah 31
ALLGEYER, Beverly
BOUVRETTE, Mary
BRAUN, Virginia & Leo
DECKER. Debbie & Daniel Daniel, Brian, Michael
DUDA, Josephine & Gerald
BAYER, Elfrieda & Francis
BRAUN, Laura & Russell Beth, Jill, Lisa, Evelyn
COOK, Marie & Hilary Leann, Randy
DOYLE, Rose Kelly, Kenneth
DUDA, Sandra & Donald Chadwick
BLACKER, Kathi & David Jennifer
BRAUN, Marilyn & Steve; Ronda, Roberta, Rachael, Timothy, Judy, Joshua
CRAIG, Lorraine & John Randy, Melissa
DUDA, Emma
DUGGAN, Sandy & Fred Joseph, Matthew
EDWARDS, Diane & Daniel Amanda
FORBING. Sally & James Burnetta, Carmen. Bradley, James Jr.
GILBERT. Rose
GORKOWSKI. Christine & Paul David
GUZA, Carol & Duane Cory. Amy, James. Holly
ELANDT, Dorothy & Henry
GEIGER. Joyce & John Matt. Cindy. Johnny
GONIWICHA, Donna & Richard; Sylvester, Brenda. Daniel, Rebecca. Helen
GORKOWSKI, Darlene & Martin Melissa, Amanda
GUZA. Jeanette & Edmund Paul. Edmund Jr.
ELANDT, Linda & Paul Steve. Matthew, Aaron
GILBERT. Marilyn & Dale Darin. Dawyne. Jamie, Dale
GORKOWSKI. Agnes & Eugene Julie
GORKOWSKI. Peter
GUZA. Karen & Ronald Jeff, Kyle. Rhonda, Sally
HOLDWICK, Rosalia & Richard Thomas, Roy, Amy ·
HUNT, Jeanette & John John, Patricia, Kirsten, Adam
JURGESS, Marcella & Lawton
KIEHL, Mary & Edward Pam, Kelly, Mark, Scott, Jill
KOCIBA, Helen & Herman
HOWARD, Pauline & David
JAWORSKI, Debbie & David Kelly, Chad, Adam
KIEHL, Jean & Robert David
KOCEBA, Leona & Edward
KONDZIOLKA, Cecelia & Cass
HUNT, Cherie & Mark Shannon, Tiffaney, Craig
JAWORSKI, Phyllis Renee
KIEHL, Karol Kristopher
KOCEBA, Frances & lzzy
LACKOWSKI, Edwina & Edward
LEARMAN, Anna Mae & Gerald; Srian, Kevin, Linda, Paul. Keith, Karen, Mark, Leann
WBESKI. Bernadette & Wayne Jeff, Joseph, John
MAURER, Sharon & Alan Keith, Chad, Lindsay
MESSING, Dolores & lowell Connie, Kurt
MILLER, Frank
LEARMAN, Sherry & Richard Eric, Jason, Kimberly
LUBESKI, Florence & Otto
MAZURE, Judy & Albert Michael, Jody, Rosalie, Joshua
MICEK, Mary
MILLER, Geraldine & Arthur Debbie, Dale, Jeff
LEPPEK, Magdaline & Zigmund
LUBESKI. Patty & Alan Renee, Rachel
MC DONALD, Joyce & Richard Paul. Jennifer, Kimberly
MILLER, Ernest
MILLER, Josephine & Michael
MILLER, Lucy & Basil
NAGEL, Dawn & Ronald Richelle, Jeffrey, Stephanie
PARTICKA. Marie & Eugene Michael, Michelle, Eric, Jill
PAWLOWSKI, Delphine & Hillary Anne, Jeffrey, James, Stacy
POLK, Joyce & Arthur
MORIN, Sheila & Dennis Alicia, Darnell
NOWISKI, Edith & Ernest
PARTICKA, Matilda & Arthur
PAWLOWSKI, Susan & Fabian
ROGGENBUCK, Joann & Herbert Joshua, Justin
MURAWSKI. Edward
OSMINSKI, Susan & Gary Michael, David, Joshua, Jacob
PAWLOWSKI. Crystal & Brian
PEYERK. Jennie & Frank
SADRO, Alice & Ken
SADRO. Gertrude
SCHIPINSKI, Matt Robert
SHAMPO, Beverly Heather, Terrence, Christian
SOMMERS. Marie & lavern Mildred Kanaby; Amy, Jason, Renee
TALASKI. Phyllis & Archie
SADRO. Virginia & Ralph Melissa
SCHORNACK. Sharon & James Kevin, Michael, Janet. Tammy
SHEMKA, Mary & laverne Steven, Dennis, Duane, Pauline
TALASKI. Jenny Diane, Deidre
TENBUSCH, Joy & Wallace Jamie, Ryan. Curt, Kelli
SCHIPINSKI, Agnes & Roy
SENGSTOCK. Joann & Willard Scott, Stephanie, Christopher. Jennifer
SMAGLINSKI, Marion & Frank Marvin, Richard, Susan
TALASKI. Julius Ed
TENBUSCH. Karen & Douglas Jennifer. Jessica. Randy, Jeff
TENBUSCH. Marie & Robert
TSCHIRHART. Magdalen & Robert
WEHNER, Janet & Kevin
WILLIAMS. Eleanor & Elmer Janice
THIEL. Eleanor & Leo
VAHOVICK. Debra & Dennis Denise. Darla. D.J .• Derek
WEISS, Edna
YAROCH, Darlene & Joseph Stacie. Dawn
TREPKOWSKI. Patricia & James Thomas
VAHOVICK, Elizabeth
WHELIHAN. Dorothy & James
BUKOSKI. Tillie ELANDT, Anna & Leonard
TALASKI. Veronica & Thomas VAHOVICK, Virginia & Isadore
PAWLOWSKI, Scott
Please note: All black & white photographs in the family section were submitted.
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH 3455 Rapson Road
Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 (517) 269-8084 December, 1989
A 269-6345 ALLGEYER, Beverly 2687 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe 48413
B 269-7609 BARANSKI, Walter & Debra 2589 Church Rd., Filion 48432 269-8346 BAYER, Francis & Elfrieda 901 McKichen Rd., Bad Axe 48413 874-4513 BLACKER, David & Kathleen 4823 N. Verona Rd., Filion 48432 428-4978 BOLDA, Raymond & Beatrice 4754 Redman Rd., Port Hope 48468 269-7712 BOUVRETTE, Mary 2025 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7826 BRAUN, Leo & Virginia 4830 Minnick Rd., Port Hope 48468 269-8715 BRAUN, Russell & Laura 4040 Minnick Rd., Filion 48432 269-7039 BRAUN, Stephen & Marilyn 2688 Johnston Rd., Port Hope 48468 269-8806 BUKOSKI, Tillie 3494 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413
c 269-7066 COOK, Hilary & Marie 51 S. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7900 CRAIG, John & Lorraine 3930 Section Line Rd., Bad Axe 48413
D 269-6804 DECKER, Debra 650 N. McKichen Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7595 DOYLE, Rose 825 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8981 DUDA, Angeline 2226 Sullivan Rd., Bad Axe 48413 479-6637 DUDA, Donald & Sandra Section Line Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-7860 DUDA, Emma 2780 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8958 DUDA, Gerald & Josephine N. McDonald Rd., Port Hope 48468 479-9238 DUDA, Mildred Section Line Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-8981 DUDA, Ronald 2226 Sullivan Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8604 DUGGAN, Sandra 401 Berne Rd., Bad Axe 48413
E 269-2184 EDWARDS, Benjamin 909 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8702 EDWARDS, Daniel & Diane 3490 Verona Rd., Filion 48432 269-6849 ELAND, Anna 2601 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe 48413 428-4381 ELANDT, Henry & Dorothy 5061 N. Finkel Rd., Port Hope 48468 428-4527 ELANDT, Paul & Linda 4275 Filion Rd., Port Hope 48468
F 269-7049 FORBING, James & Sally 2681 Neeb Rd., Bad Axe 48413
G 269-2188 GEIGER, John & Joyce 4053 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-6836 GILBERT, Dale & Marilyn 2032 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7037 GILBERT, Rose 2280 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7834 GLAZA, Douglas & Donna 3192 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe 48413 479-6413 GONIWICHA, Helen 5860 Rapson Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 479-6619 GONIWICHA, Richard & Donna 5860 Rapson Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-6576 GORKOWSKI, Eugene & Agnes 352 Church Rd., Filion 48432 874-5075 GORKOWSKI, Martin & Darlene 450 E. Filion Rd., Filion 48432 269-7706 GORKOWSKI, Paul & Christine 1780 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8040 GORKOWSKI, Peter 1310 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-6074 GUZA, Duane & Carolyn Section Line Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-6055 GUZA, Edmund & Jeanette Section Line Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-6055 GUZA, Edmund, Jr. Section Line Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-6055 GUZA, Paul Section Line Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-7750 GUZA, Ronald & Karen McDonald Rd., Harbor Beach 48441
H 269-6050 HELESKI, Rose 289 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-9669 HOLDWICK, Richard & Rosalia 2821 Sand Beach Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-9669 HOLDWICK, Tom 2821 Sand Beach Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-2405 HOWARD , David & Pauline 4325 Section Line Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8086 HUDO, Joseph 3052 N. Verona Rd., Filion 48432 269-8900 HUNT, Gary & Carol 3374 Learman Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8800 HUNT, Mark & Cherie 3392 Sand Beach Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8900 HUNT, Jim 3374 Learman Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8915 HUNT, John & ·Jeanette 3404 Learman Rd., Bad Axe 48413
J 269-9657 JAWORSKI, David 124 Fair St., Bad Axe 48413 269-2238 JAWORSKI, Phyllis 219 Watkins Pl. , Bad Axe 48413 269-7970 JOCK, Stella Learman Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-7774 JURGESS, Lawton & Marcella McDonaid Rd., Harbor Beach 48441
K 269-7092 KANABY, Mildred 1801 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8839 KIEHL, Edward & Mary 1076 McKichen Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7992 Kl EHL, Robert 757 N. Verona Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 428-4173 KOCEBA, Edward & Leona 5574 Lawitzke Rd., Port Hope 48468 269-8813 KOCEBA, Isadore & Fran 3205 Minnick Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-8813 KOCEBA, Sandy 3205 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7884 KONDZIOLKA, Casimer & Cecelia 3408 Rapson Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-8907 KOOS, Anna 219 Watkins Pl., Bad Axe 48413 479-9426 KRANZ, Charles & Mary Parisville Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-8846 KROZEK, Leonard & Christine 2801 Minnick Rd. , Bad Axe 48413
L 269-9866 LACKOWSKI , Barbara 523 N. Silver, Bad Axe 48413 269-8727 LACKOWSKI, Edward & Edwina 12 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-9866 LACKOWSKI, Judy 523 N. Silver, Bad Axe 48413 269-7903 LEARMAN, Brian 2556 Huron City Rd., Filion 48432 269-7903 LEARMAN, Gerald & Anna Mae 2556 Huron City Rd., Filion 48432 269-7082 LEARMAN, Richard & Sherry 4345 Section Line Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7028 LEMANSKI, George 2309 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe 48413 428-4447 LEPPEK, Zigmund & Magdaline 3247 Huron City Rd., Filion 48432 269-2104 LUBESKI, Alan & Patricia 4696 Rapson Rd., Harbor Beach 48441 269-7904 LUBESKI, Otto & Florence 1313 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8770 LUBESKI, Wayne & Bernadette 1471 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413
M 269-7819 MASA, Felix 2582 Rapson Rd. , Bad Axe 48413 269-6822 MAURER, Alan & Sharon 925 N. McKichen Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-2240 MAY, Shelley 3375 Sand Beach Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8969 MAZURE, Albert 2711 Learman Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-6035 MC DONALD, Richard & Joyce 3206 Neeb Rd. , Bad Axe 48413 269-7678 MESSING, Kurt 2315 Sand Beach Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7678 MESSING, Lowell & Delores 2315 Sand Beach Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-7793 MICEK, Mary 2546 Minnick Rd. , Bad Axe 48413 874-4733 MILLER, Arthur & Geraldine 3163 Dobson Rd ., Filion 48432 874-4408 MILLER, Basil & Lucy 3851 N. Verona Rd., Filion 48432 269-8728 MILLER, Earnest 3463 Rapson Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-6875 MILLER, Frank 3415 Rapson Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-8972 MILLER, Michael & Josephine 2813 N. Verona Rd., Filion 48432 269-8275 MORIN, Dennis & Sheila 2559 Sullivan Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 428-4442 MURAWSKI, Edward & Agnes 3941 Filion Rd., Filion 48432
N 269-8279 NAGEL, Ronald & Dawn 114 Scott Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-6878 NOWISKI, Ernest & Edith 4675 Rapson Rd., Harbor Beach 48441
0 269-6219 OSMINSKI, Susan 2375 Rapson Rd ., Bad Axe 48413
p 428-4446 PARTICKA, Arthur & Mathilda 3800 E. Filion Rd., Filion 48432 269-7812 PARTICKA, Eugene & Marie 3300 N. Verona Rd. , Filion 48432 269-6377 PAWLOWSKI , Brian & Crystal 3192 E. Filion Rd ., Filion 48432 269-8808 PAWLOWSKI , Fabian & Susan 3157 N. Verona Rd., Filion 48432 428-4774 PAWLOWSKI, Hillary & Delphine 3228 McDonald Rd. , Port Hope 48468 269-7956 PEYERK, Frank & Genevieve 3021 N. Verona Rd., Filion 48432 479-9255 PEYERK, Robert & Carol 2208 Parisville Rd ., Harbor Beach 48441 269-8718 PEYERK , Ronald & Cheri N. Verona Rd ., Filion 48432 269-7179 POLK, Arthur & Joyce 1953 Tomlinson Rd., Bad Axe 48413
R 479-6129 ROGGENBUCK, Catherine 5160 Rapson Rd. , Harbor Beach 48441 269-8986 ROGGENBUCK, Herbert & Joann 3775 Kipper Rd ., Bad Axe 48413
s 269-7873 SADRO, Bill Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-6030 SADRO , Doug & Margaret Section Line Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-8912 SADRO, Gertrude Section Line Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-7953 SADRO, Kenneth & Alice Section Line Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-7873 SADRO, Ralph & Virginia 2987 Rapson Rd. , Bad Axe 48413 269-9063 SADRO, Wayne & Glorie 2175 Sullivan Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7857 SCHIPINSKI, Matt Tomlinson Rd., Filion 48432 874-5387 SCHIPINSKI, Peter & Martha 3512 E. Filion Rd. , Filion 48432 269-7857 SCHIPINSKI, Robert Tomlinson Rd., Filion 48432 269-8920 SCHIPINSKI, Roy & Agnes 3112 Tomlinson Rd ., Filion 48432 269-7997 SCHORNACK , James & Sharon 3251 N. Verona Rd ., Filion 48432 269-8350 SCHORNACK, Kevin 3251 E. Filion Rd., Filion 48432 269-7997 SCHORNACK, Michael 3251 N. Verona Rd. , Filion 48432 479-6170 SENGSTOCK , Willard & Joann 2950 Minden Rd ., Port Hope 48468 269-6055 SHAMPO, Beverly Section Line Rd ., Harbor Beach 4844 1 428-4767 SHEMKA, Laverne & Mary 3210 Parisville Rd ., Port Hope 48468 428-4767 SHEMKA, Steve 321 0 Parisville Rd., Port Hope 48468 269-8826 SHEPHERD , John & Ann 4801 Learman Rd ., Harbor Beach 4844 1 269-8849 SMAGLINSKI , Frank & Marion 4531 Learman Rd ., Harbor Beach 48441 269-8849 SMAGLINSKI, Marvin Learman Rd ., Harbor Beach 48441 874-4342 SOMMERS, Lavern & Marie 2761 Walker Rd. , Kinde 48445 479-6612 SOSNOSKI , Gertrude Rapson Rd., Harbor Beach 4844 1
T 269-7962 T ALASKI, Archie & Phyllis 2826 Huron City Rd ., Filion 48432 269-6832 TALASKI , Daniel 3432 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8714 TALASKI , Elmer & Doreen Rapson Rd. , Bad Axe 48413 269-6032 T ALASKI , Genevieve 3231 Minnick Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-7703 TALASKI , Julius 2601 E. Filion Rd ., Filion 48432 269-8788 T ALASKI , Thomas N. Verona Rd. , Filion 48432 269-8788 TALASKI, Thomas, Jr . N. Verona Rd., Fil ion 48432 269-9477 TENBUSCH, Douglas & Karen 3757 Rapson Rd ., Bad Axe 48413 269-8083 TENBUSCH, Robert & Marie 4004 Section Line Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8775 TENBUSCH, Wallace & Joy 3880 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-8764 THIEL, Leo & Ann 994 Sullivan Rd., Bad Axe 48413 269-6342 TREPKOWSKI, James & Patricia 396 S. Silver St., Bad Axe 48413 428-4217 TSCHIRHART, Robert 3801 Huron City Rd ., Port Hope 48468
u 874-5949 UHL, Jean 3704 N. Van Dyke, Filion 48432
v 269-7978 V AHOVICK, Dennis & Debra 2047 N. Verona Rd., Bad Axe 48413
269-7800 V AHOVICK, Isadore 1901 N. Verona Rd ., Bad Axe 48413
w 269-8889 WEHNER, Kevin & Janet 3515 Rapson Rd., Bad Axe 48413 428-4776 WEISS, Edna 4712 lseler Rd., Port Hope 48468 269-8895 WHELIHAN, James & Dorothy 2301 Huron City Rd ., Filion 48432 269-7785 WILLIAMS , Elmer & Eleanor 2757 Huron City Rd ., Filion 48432 269-8333 WRUBLE, Angeline 116 Fair St., Bad Axe 48413
y 269-7774 YAROCH , Joseph & Darlene McDonald Rd ., Harbor Beach 4844 1
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