LAUGHTER IS GOOD FOR THE SOUL A mountaineer on his first visit to a city was fascinated by the asphalt streets. Scraping his feet on the hard surface, he remarked to his son, “Well, I can’t blame ‘em for building a town here. The ground’s too hard to plow anyhow.”  Boss: “What can you do, […]

At the conclusion of another issue of this Bulletin, we wish to express once again our gratitude for you wonderful response. It is indeed a pleasure for us to bring this paper to you. And in closing we want to remind you once again of our Rowley Family Reunion. This Reunion is to be held […]

We would like to extend our wishes for a full and complete recovery to Mrs. Myrtle D. Jennings (Myrtle Dearden) who has been ill. We hope that she and her family have been completely restored to their health and strength. Mrs. Jennings is part of the James Rowley and Mary Day family.

MORONI ROWLEY & MARY MAXFIELD FAMILY NEWS This is a letter received by David Wm. Rowley (David William Rowley) dated March 16, 1957, from Tacoma, Washington. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Rowley, If it is possible we would like to establish our relation with other members of the Rowley Family. Moroni and Mary Maxfield Rowley homesteaded […]

After Sunday morning service in a Boston Church, a woman stayed to chat with a friend, leaving her purse on the seat. When she returned for the purse it was gone, but she quickly found it in the possession of the Pastor. “I thought I had better hold it,” he said “You must remember that […]