Local church events and community notices update
Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting Bible Study 7 30 p m Women s Department every other Thursday at 2 00 p m P L Lodge and Pythian Sisters meet Mondays. Community gatherings include a six o clock dinner at the Thurow home and a showing of A Woman Commands. Numerous local visits, funerals, and school activities are listed with names and places across Mt. Pleasant Weidman Gilmore and surrounding areas.
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Reorganized
Church OF Jesus: Christ. OF Latter Day
R. B. McGuire
Church of God Services Led by Pastor Mary E House
The Church of God schedules a 10:00 a m church school and 11:00 a m preaching service with a 7:00 p m Young People meeting and 8:00 p m evening service. A Wednesday prayer meeting is at 7:30 p m led by Dick Robins for the Young Peoples group next Sunday.
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Church OF God
Mary E. House
Frayer
Dick Robins
Young Peoples Meeting
Farwell Methodist Church Invites Wider Attendance
Rev John Lockyer presides at 11 15 worship with a weekly theme The Wisdom of Solomon All parish activities are listed Church school at 10 30 Epworth League at 7 00 pm Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 pm A Cub Scout section opens for boys 9 12 with parent consent and Pack Law The organizing meeting is next Tuesday 6 00 pm at Mrs McMullan home weather permitting
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Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
Epworth League
Boy Scouts of America
Thanks for support during illness and death of loved one
We wish to thank everyone for kindness and help during the illness and passing of our loved one. Mr. and Mrs. Frans Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson.
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Frans Smith
Walter Smith
George Atkinson
No Sleep Rest No Rest Stomach Gas Ends With Adlorne
Mrs A Cloud says years of stomach trouble and gas left her nervous and sleepless. Adlorne relieved her symptoms and she now sleeps well. Alderson and Hurston druggists endorse the remedy in Clare and Farwell. Advertisements urge readers to place a classified line in the Clare Sentinel for results.
Farwell School Names Honor Students of Senior Class
Edith Stinchcombe is valedictorian and Irene Wood salutatorian of the Farwell Surrey Township Agricultural School senior class. Stinchcombe carries a 94.9 average and earned Ferris Institute credits. she led as class president and secretary-treasurer and is active in music and church. Wood holds a 91 average, leads the class as president, and participates in orchestra and Journalistic Club among other activities. The class totals twelve members.
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Edith Stinchcombe
Chas
Stinchcombe
Surrey Township Agricultural School
Irene Wood
John Wood
Ferris Institute
Glee Club
Charles Franklin Smith dies after long illness at 29
Charles Franklin Smith died April 21 1932 at his home near Farwell after an illness of seven months. Born November 19 1902 in Lexington he lived there until October 1931 then moved with family to Farwell. Survived by father, mother, two sisters Myrtle Smith and Mrs George Atkinson, two brothers Walter and Buriel, others. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM in L D S church with Elder G W Burt. burial in Surrey Cemetery.
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Charles Franklin Smith
Farwell
Lexington
Myrtle Smith
George Atkinson
Walter
Buriel
Missoula
Mont
G. W. Burt
Beaverton
Surrey Cemetery
Farwell West Notes and Local Happenings
Dr Shaw moves into Little Field Cottage as Farwell West reports on residents visiting relatives, garage changes, new library roof with books, fishing season prep, and plans to improve the west end lake with bath house and floats. Local names include Wm Rawson Emmet Gorden Elmer Godwin Henry Godwin Hor ton and Florence Seigel.
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East End
West End
al. Richmond
Farwell
Joseph Crawford
Flint
Los Angels
California
Elmer Godwin
Horton
Henry Godwin
Hyatt Oil and Grease Co
Jose Henry
Florence Marie Seigel
Death Claims Gilmore Lady in Gilmore Township
Margaret Elizabeth Hopkins born December 25, 1855 in Newaygo New York died April 22, 1932 at her Gilmore township home at 76 years three months and twenty eight days. She married Algernon Glass August 2 1879 who died February 14 1921. Survived by five children nineteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. three sisters and three brothers. She was a Gilmore Methodist Church member and laid to rest in Gilmore Cemetery. Service conducted by Rev Randall.
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Margaret Elizabeth Hopkins
Newaygo
New York
Gilmore Township
Algernon, Glass
Ednad Perry
Claud
Fred Border
Clare
Stanley L .Glass
Gilmore
Fred Glass
Farwell
Adelaid Randolph
Sarah Graham
Vernon Township
Ida Harvey
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson County
Michigan
Gilmore Methodist Church
Gilmore Cemetery
Randall
Card of Thanks for Support in Bereavement
We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Randall and Mr and Mrs James Stanley and to the Border and Glass families and the grandchildren.
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Randall
Jas. Stanley
Fred Border
Stanley Glass
Fred Glass
Qhildren
Local Lake News Highlights Farwell Social Notes
Mrs Aaron TBR 8 of Farwell spent Tuesday with daughter Mrs Raymond Seth and family. Claud Bentley brought from Flint for burial, a former local resident, leaves wife and relatives. Mr and Mrs BE Phillips, Mrs Harold Littie and two children and Chas Summers spent Friday at Traverse City. Mrs Raymond Scott shopped in Clare Saturday. Funeral for six weeks old son Duane Alfred Shilling held Tuesday at Gleaner hall. burial at Lake cemetery.
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Aaron Tbr
Farwell
Raymond Seth
Claud Bentley
Flint
BE. A. Phillips
Harold Littie
Chas
Traverse City
Raymond Scott
Thomas Shilling
Duane Alfred
Gleaner Hall
Lake Cemetery
Emmit Holmes
Hersey
Chas. Sherman
Maude Somerville
Lucile Brooks
Somerville
John Sherman
Owosso
Saginaw
Russel Bergey
Cross
J. Li Cook
Sheridan Cornell
Mary Cornell
Alvira Davison
George Davison
Myr
Orval Martin
Seays
Leo Cashin
Glen Gilman
Ray McCon
T. H. Brooks
James
Lucille Halstead
Howell and Brooks Families Visit in Clare and Brinton
Mr and Mrs G F Howell and their baby visited in Clare on Thursday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs T H Brooks and family had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Leland Forbes at Brinton.
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G. F. Howell
Clare
T. H. Brooks
Leland Forbes
Brinton
Clare County Road Commissioners Consider US 27 Paving Plan
The Clare County Road Commission met April 6 1982 at Harrison. They discussed pressuring the State Administrative Board to pave U S 27 between Clare and Harrison this summer and asked Harrison and Clare chambers to contact Secretary of State Frank Fitzgerald for guidance. They also approved placing an approach for a Temple park beside the trunk line and formed a committee to study installing a gasoline storage tank. Board approved various bills and set extra labor pay for township and county roads at 30 cents per hour.
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Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
City of
Harrison
John Asline
Asling
Somerville and Ladd
Somerville
Ladd
State Administrative Board
U.S. 27
Clare
Chambers of Commerce
Harrison and
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Temple
State Highway Department
Clare County Road Commission
Somervillé
Harrison Gas & Oil Co
Gas and Oil
David Roth
Express
Clare Sentinel
Clare County Cleaver
Fred Huhel
White
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
HE. Ogiestone
Hughes Bros
Ben ‘Traines
M. Fanning
Udinese
S. A. Wilkinson
B. F. Hampton
Clare How. & Furniture &Co
A. Desormeau
Clute
H. P. Berman
Acme Motor Corp
Pueu-Hydra Road Mach. Co
fyler-Lowery Co
W. A. Riddle Co
Jerson Bridge & Supply ,Co
Cities Service Oil Co
Osceola Co
Marion Township
Jennie Amble
Samuel, McClain, Gravel
Fred Schaaf
County
Teras
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
P. M. Railroad Co
Wm. A. Henderson
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T. Ah. Vain
P. Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Walter Thurow
Farwell School
Mildred House
Richard Teachout
Hdith Stinchsombe
John Barton
Lake
Hugene Ford
Mary
Agnes
Marie Butler
Irene Swartont
L. Jinkens
Adrain
Kleiner
Cornwell Ranch
Drs. Randolph
Maggie Glass
Glass
Randolph
John Ritchie
Weidman
Ronald Barton
Henry Hinkle
Dan Gilgan
Howard
Alfred Frizzell
Jackson
Louis Frizzell
Keith
Don Ritchie
J. H. Stinchcoimbe
Wilton Powell
Big Rapids
A. Powell
Tyndall
Homer Stinchcombe
Greenwood
Eaton Rapids
Chas. Stinchcombe
Verne Handley
Detroit
Don Stinchcombe
J. H. Stinchcombe
Louis Brown
Forest Gordon
Joy
Clyde Masten
Oberlighter
Hisse
Frank Rawson
Wim. Burston
Ernest Horton
John Henry
Bert Badger
Warren Davison
Lansing
Vinton Gibson
Vinton, Jr
Gibson
Lester
Truman Smith
Mary House
Afton
Marie Smith
Mildred Haines
Marguerite Colby
Letha Walling
John Graham
Edith Godfrey
Vena Wight
Napoleon
George Holmes
Fred Gage
Williamston
Emma Tweedy
Thompsonville
Epworth
Lockyer
Fern Palmer
Meryl
Virginia Root
Richmond Hall
Martha Fuller
Florine Town
Norma Orr
Clelan Graham
Riley Kloskey
Sandy Sanderson
Farwell Lumber Yard
Farwell West
Dr. Shaw
Littlefield Cottage
Wm. Rawson
Rawson
Emmet Gorden
F. Rawson
North Star
Frank
Gilmore Lady
Margaret Glass
Lake News
Board OF County — Road Commissioners
Aliso Fordson
Paul Manee
St. Louis Hatchery
St. Louis
Mich
Ralph G. Collin
Clare Hatchery
Clare, Mich
Salh
Willis
Ste Claire Hight
Fordson
George Carrier
Myers Hatchery
Wilton Creamery
Byron Alger
West Wheaton Ave
Norman Myers
Cornwell Farm
Ernest Radloff
Dover
Greenman Farm
The
Citizens State Bank
New House
East Fifth Street
Durham
John W. Beil
Geo. Kapplinger
Grant Town Hall
W. J. Woodward
Claré
Salem
Harry Flynn
Eugene Warner
Elm Grove Store
Alex Artibee
Percheron
J. H. Bruce
Glen Lower
Lena Frees
Oliver
R. Vo Rule
Qute
D. Ward
J. D. Rosendahl
Lwor Salh
Canada
Borneo
Sumatra
Polecat
Tish Market
Fertilizer Factory
Pathfnder Magazine
Jackson's Market
Shepherd
Chas. Fisher
Robt
Randall School
D. A. Wailing
Call Dunlop Cafe
Mark
Hardwood School
Brush College School
West First ‘Street
Wim
Lowery
H. M. Brown
Hast
F. D. Brewer
Fred Hubel
Wolfe
Samborn’s
Clare and
Hamilton Co
New Castle
Irene Pringle
John Rudy
U. S. 10
HE. L. Osborn
West 2Nd
Light Housekeeping
Dunlop Cafe
Sentinel Office
Farmers Independent
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