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One Hundred Seventy-Six
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Catherine Roberts & Rose Adelia Gaut:
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Charlie Badgerow:
Two Christmas Gifts,
Hugh Finch: Where You
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Myers Schoolhouse
Hiram H. Myers
Born in at an "Upper Canada" frontier settlement, later to become Brantford, Ontario, Hiram was the son of Charles Fairchild and Ruhamath (Perrin) Myers. He learned how to farm as he grew up and became well versed in the skills of lumbering. Hiram married Barbara Traxler and they began their family, which would grow to include eleven children.
Hiram H. Myers
Shortly after Michigan gained her statehood in , Hiram Myers, his family, along with some members of their extended families migrated to Port Huron, Michigan, then in the hardy pioneers settled further west in the wilds of Kent County where the soil was fertile and the growing season was favorable for most crops. By , the Myers families were noted to have arrived at "the river crossing" east of what would soon become Sparta Center.
Many who relocated into Michigan from Ontario, Canada, during the s had either been born in the US or their parents emigrated into Canada from the States. Such was the case with Hiram's parents, as
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Chicago Theological Institute PhD Dissertations
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"Centering, In the Art of Pottery Poetry and Person."
"The Crossing Point, Selected Talks and Writings"
Mary Caroline Richards
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A poet, potter, teacher, and mystical philosopher who said that all of her art was "a celebration of the numinous," M.C. Richards often remarked, "We live in the universe, not just on Maple Avenue." Supremely self-confident, renowned for her warrior personality, she attributed much of her lifelong fearlessness to her mother's wisdom. When she was an impressionable eight-year-old, for example, a distraught neighbor came running to M.C.'s mother to tell her that M.C. had climbed up on the roof and was perched precariously at the edge. Her mother went out and called up to her daughter, "Oh, M.C., you look so beautiful up there all silhouetted against the sky."Mary Caroline Richards was born in Weiser, Idaho, in and reared in Portland, OR. She received a doctorate in English from the University of California at Berkeley in the s, when few women received more than a high-school education, and later taught at the innovative Black Mountain College and other universities. She left two marriages and a number of unsatisfactory love relationships and started a new career at the age of seventy by joining the facult