Farwell Lodge Hosts District Meeting with Entertainment
The Farwell IOOF Lodge and the Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge hosted a district gathering on Thursday. District President Fannie Simmons of Clare presided as welcome address was given to Noble Grand Kitty Tharp of Farwell. The program featured music by Harold Kelly and students, baton twirling by Ruth Green, a pot luck lunch, and dancing. Coleman will host the next meeting on April 15 with invitations accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Ioqk
Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Dll Bistrict. Dodges
Fannie Simmons
Clare
Alta Hulin
Ida May
Farwell Lodge
Kitty Tharp
Farwell
Walcome
Coon Burton
Coleman
Dim. Ankney
Eva Shatley
Edith Husson
Harrion
Simmond
State Club Convention Attendance
Readers note the State Woman's convention scheduled at the Civic Auditorium in Grand Rapids this week. Representatives including Reba Power and Mrs Mary Updegraft from Amida's Club are listed to attend on Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Esident
Mary
Updegraft Ace Euident
oMps
Reba
Parnell, Wamida
State Woman's
Civic
Grand’ Rapids
Farwell Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
Mrs Minerva Richmond discharged from Community Hospital Mt Pleasant to Lenton home for a week then check up to return home. Numerous visits noted including Miss Lela Samborn, Miss Mary Oman, Mrs Anna Wells, and others. Georg Gamble died at Saginaw. several families visited relatives in Mt Pleasant Clare and Lansing. George Hall in Ann Arbor hospital. Johnnie also ill with grandparents in Clare.
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Arnold Gamble
Peggy
Charlene
Joan Grace
Mt. Pleasant
Ina Davison
Ellen Graham
Flint Writers Club
Flint
Jim Irwin
Jimmy
Rosebush
George Irwins
Dalé
Rilapaugh
Stanley Ireland
Lansing
Ella Timpe
Alma Perry
Eva Timpe
Gordon Eisenhauer
Albert McPhails
Clare
Gaylord Fordyce
Barbara
Denton
Gordon
Hose
Ray Wilkinson
Pete Green
Lawrence Virginia
George Hall
Mary Blien Hall
Ann Arbor
Johnnie
George Irwin
Albert McPhail
Joe “Hiséritiauér
Local Residents Return From Winter Trips and Birthday Supper
Mr and Mrs Howard McDermott returned to Bear Lake after visits in the West and Detroit. Mr and Mrs Lyman Frisbie came back to Clear Lake from Florida where Mrs Frisbie recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs George Snyder returned to Littlefield Lake from Florida. Friday evening John Raper and wife hosted a birthday supper for their daughter Mrs Bill Smedley. Attending were Isabell Barber Holly Barber and Florence Hall. It was Isabell Barbers birthday.
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Howard McDermott
Bear Lake
West
Detroit
Lyman Frisbie
Clear Lake
Florida
Frisbie
South
George Snyder
Littlefield Lake
John Raper
Bill Smedley
Isabell Barber
Holly Barber
Florence Hall
Local Families Share Visits and Wedding News
Mrs Roy Gordon and family visited Bay City Sunday for a fish dinner with the Gordons of Sanford. Thelma Irene visited Mrs Gordon in Sanford. Patty Haines spent last week with her father in Detroit, returning Saturday. Carolyn Carter was moved to Gladwin Hospital after a week at home. The Warner and Brewer families visited friends in town. Walter Miller visited Mrs Roy Gordon. The Roy Knapp family moved to a home opposite Brennan Lake. The Bearinger family from Saginaw visited the Carters. Betty Garver wedding held at Brown Church Saturday evening.
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Roy Gordon
Bob Gordon
Sanford
Bay City
Thelma
Irene
By Gordon
Patty Haines
Detroit
Carolyn Carter
Gladwin Hospital
Bill Warner
Bob Carérs
Bob Brewer
Pennsylvania
Wayne Brewer
Philla ‘Y Goodertons
Walter Miller
Roy
Gordoin
Roy Knapp
Upper Brennan Lake
Bearinger
Saginaw
Carter
Statement Mixing Legal Principle and Facts
The text combines three disparate items: a principle that lie detector results cannot convict, a dated presidential action granting U S citizenship to Guam residents on August 1 1950, and a note that New Hampshire was first among the original 13 colonies to adopt a state constitution.
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New Hampshire
New Colors in Sportswear Spotlight Spring Styles
Mens fashions step into spring with casual looks from Clare stores and local departments. The emphasis is on self expression through color and fabric, with sports coats featuring surface interest and metal colored yarn accents. Slacks move between flannel wool gabardine and modern blends as fabrics diversify.
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Clare
California
Reversible Zelan Jacket For Easy Wear And Care
A washable reversible sports jacket features a solid color side and a clicked side. Both faces are treated with Zelan for lasting wear and simple care.
Japan Inland Sea Island Totals Vary By Extent
The Inland Sea of Japan spans about 260 miles and contains more islands than any other sea, with counts ranging from 700 to 3,000 depending on how the archipelago is measured. The landscape features many islets and a striking rooflike landform rising above the water.
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Japan
Earth
Major League Friday league bowling results and high scores
Friday play at Wally's Tackle shows team scores with Dunloy's 631 and 4844, Central St Bot 5644, Dan McDonald's 52 740, and Twin Elms 46 percent. High series led by J. C. Mavorake 610 and R. Lang 699, with high games by Lang 246 and Minezke 234. High averages include L cpetaene II and G. Cath.
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Wally
Dunloy’s
Central St. Bot
Barnes Cafe
Dan McDonald’s
Twin’ Elms
Marsh Grain
J. C. Mavorake
R. Lang
W. Hales
J. Minezke
W. Johnson
L. Cpetaene II
Waster
G. Cath
Grove
Ji Ox Marotzleg
Pe Schroedar
Box Score Principles for Reading a Baseball Game
This piece explains how to interpret a box score with abbreviations like AB for at bats and H for hits. It outlines assists, putouts, errors, RBIs, double plays, steals, sacrifices, and left on base to show why hits do not always determine the winner.
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IB Post Penn
Bowling League Tonight Scores at Hill Top and Point Olaye
In the LMAGUE event on Tuesday March 30 at Hill Top and Point Olaye venues, Weaver's Tavern featured 18 percent, Power Gliders 97 201 percent, and Scott Drilling Co. game results. Thurston's T. H. posted a 16 18 726 line with D. Colosky leading high series at 543 and high games with 214 by D. Colosky, 203 by T. Baker, 176 by B. Dunbar.
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Gateway Lanes
Gateway Men's League
Lewis Market
Luke's Trailer
Kraft Foods Co
Marsh
Mich
Gen. Gas Co
Sylvania
Oil Co
Dover
Scott Drilling Co
White's .Jewelers
Acta
R. Heintz
B. Lewis
R. Lang
J. C. Maratzke
B. Cerney
H. Maticka
R. Musser
J.C. Maratzke
D. Sullivan
Gateway Ladins League
Hellcats
Citizen's State Bank
Ford-O-Maties
Gateway
Cafe
Clarettes
Schaeffers
Marbles
High Balls
Bowlerettes
Nesbitts Bottling Co
Theo Spenny
Bonnie Bauder
Shirley Nerf
Donelda Colesky
Theo Spenty
Hens Nett
Thurston
Dana
F. Shelander
V. Thurston
C. Johnson
S Schaeffer
Mason
B. Berk
J. ‘ Walker
L. J. Walker
Merchant League
Mares
Schaeffer's Dairy
Loomis Rite Hites
Speedway
Stough & Bauer
Clare Mfg. Co
Hill Top
Aoe
Weaver's Tavern
Point Olaye
Ie Power Gliders
Ae Scott Drilling Co
Dons’ Sirelatréties
Golpwin Eins
Ve Thurston's
T. H
D. Colosky
IF. Baker
B. Dunbar
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Farwell Ioof
Rebekahs
Fom Claré
Weldman
Shepherd
Mr. Pleasant
Gladwin
Ethel’ Trish
Harold Keily
Farwell High School
Wito
Eileen Brow
Mac
Visie Capital
Arthur’ Watkins
Utah
Senate Interior
Yakima
Wash
Attierid
Ithe
Michigan
Howard Everts
Apt
Bally Huskey
Jeffrey Wood
Margaret Irwin
George Fitzpatrick
George Scott
Pete Gephart
J. J. Green
Bat] Beatty
DeMcArthur
Alex McKinnon
Raymond Lucy
Reed Irwins
Lionel Duncans
Alex Dora’s
Harold Schaeffers
James Wilsons
Conrad Walkers
Your Reliable Jeweler
West Fifth Street
Clare, Michigan
Prince Beats
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Cornwellville
Truman
U. S
Guam
Jimmie Gillespie
Clute
Glaro, Michigan
Wool Bureau
Bowling News
Edwin
Johnson
Coro
Séhate
Oke
Northland Ie Ee
The
North
Phane Clare
Citizen's Int
Bank
Houghton's’ Drug
Consumer'g
Pow. Co
Cairn’s Grocery
Greer’s' Rocket
Schaeffer's Dairy Bar
Red Line Garage
Prather Plow
O. Presley
J. Grove
I.shelander
Cole
Lmague
John Deere
Mcewan Street
C. E. McGuire
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