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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
5
Farwell notices and events detailing church activities at Methodist and Church of God, assorted village items, visits, illnesses, and social happenings. Includes names such as Maggie Mott, Doris Hindeman, Charles Coon, and local families, plus a note on an April Calf Club meeting and Prof. Jotter forestry lecture at the high school.
Mrs. Gerald B. Lamb presented a large audience at the high school Friday evening March 29. Students performed under the Girls Glee Club including Anna Belle Mills Elia May Irwin John Frisbee Irene Irwin Louise Davison Margaret Foell Irene Palmer Alice Louisa Gee Rose Luce Lauré Littlefield Eileen Schofield Agnes Stanley Clare Lucé Elizabeth Town Florence Stanley and Ruth Stanley. Mr Carpp of Kalamazoo sang several numbers to much appreciation.
A church youth led by a young people's leader presented a playlet about what a sermon should be. A sick pastor, troubled about his Easter message, dreams a vision of Luke 24 1 13. The angel proclaims the risen Lord as the minister wakes ready to preach.
A fragmentary notice indicates a sale scheduled for Saturday night at An location. Details are unreadable but organizers and precise timing remain unclear.
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. Carrie Bingham's home on April 1 for conservation night. Roll call featured Michigan Wildlife and The Deer Family. Presentations included Gattie and Their Place in the Human Scheme by Mrs. Alice Henry and The Story of Rubber by Mrs. Mary Updegraft with music by Mrs. Lamb. Refreshments were served. Ad for Range sale by Harris & Hirt.
The Rebekahs of Farwell announce a dance in the I O O F hall on Friday evening April 5 with good music and good times promised for all attendees.
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