Trains From Farwell ANN ARBOR South North
Mrs Lena Davison and children visited sister Mrs Harley Bentley in Sears with mother Mrs L T Finch. Linn Davison family and George Davison relatives returned from Lansing. Clarence Davison and daughter Marie from Jeddo also visited. Church of God juniors and a few adults visited Truman V Smith home, delivering a quilt and planning a surprise party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Davison
L. T. Finch
Maple Grove
Harley Bentley
Sears
Linn Davison
Lansing
George Davison
Clarence Davison
Marie
Jeddo
Church of God
Truman V. Smith
Church of God Services and Sunday Schedule
The Church of God, led by Pastor Mrs Henry House, offers Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Superintendent S Bert Chapman, a 11 30 morning sermon titled What I say unto you I say unto all watch, a 2 00 pm Junior meeting, 7 30 pm evening service with Mrs Marie Smith, and Tuesday prayer meetings please join us all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry House
S. Bert Chapman
Marie Smith
Methodist Church Promotes Weeknight Revival Meetings
Sunday worship at 10:00 includes communion. Sunday School studies Genesis 28. Evangelist Rev. Marry Morrow delivers a 3:00 gospel message. Beginning May 3 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. EB Smith preaches each night except Saturday. all seek spiritual refreshment and prayer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Marry Morrow
Clare
EB. T. Smith
Farwell Community Notes and Visits Across Town
Farwell residents attend church revival in Clare. Several locals travel to see relatives in Detroit Saginaw and Pontiac. Bus service begins with Midland and Reed City stops. Community events include a Sophomores party, a ladies missionary meeting, and a pot luck with quilts tied and a bake sale planned at Bingham hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell State Saving Bank
Elwood Sanderson
Grand Rapids
G. E. Lamb
Flint
Dan W. Rowe
Big Rapids
Frank Luce
Lake George
Steele Allman
Farwell
Rachel Mayo
Hamilton Township
Thomas Barlow, Jr
Detroit
J. T. Owens
al. Powell
S. H. Nelson
Inez Campbell
F. B. Bingham
Midland-Reed City
A. H. Miller
Hayes Street
Fred Wolf
Elsie
Charles Graham
Wolf Dam Cottage
Orval Sherman
Charlies Barber
H. W. Morrow
M. HE
Jean
Frank Ziegler
Dear
Iborn
Hiram Dell
Harry House
Henry House
Jessé Graham
Shepherd
Elmer Graham
Mr. Pleasant
Chas. Graham
Clayton Honeywell
Grayling
EB. W. Brown
John Honeywell
Wire
Lewis Gee
Ann Arbor
James Davison
Bingham Hardware
Satuxaay
Farwell Woman's Club Meets At Woodward Farm Home
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered April 20 at the Woodward home north of the village. Nineteen members and many visitors attended. Mrs. Mary Owens presented Life of Brigham Young. Lena Davison spoke on American Historic Homes. Poems by Nellie Wait and Day were read. A Poe selection was shared. Current events and music complemented the meeting. Ice cream and wafers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman’s Club
Pleasant Farm
Laurie Woodward
Brigham Young
Mary Owens
Lena Davison
Minnie Brown
Nellie Wait
Day
Edgar Allen Poe
Mary Undegraff
Lamb
Seed Corn Survey Urges Testing and Care
Michigan State College crop specialists report a seed corn crisis across 19 counties. J R Duncan cites improper storage and late field selection as key issues. They urge fall selection, hanging to avoid touching ears, and ventilated storage, with spring germination testing to pick the best seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
J. R. Duncan
Duncan
Notice to Contractors for Clare County Road Work 1926
The Clare County Road Commissioners invite sealed bids for grading gravel and drainage on a Class B road from Lincoln township near sections 23 24 to 25 26. Bids due May 19 1926 at 1 30 p m. A $50 bid bond required. Plans available at County Clerk’s office. Right to reject bids reserved. Em Hoag Clerk. Pineapple Sherbet advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Road Commissioners
Clare
Harrison
Lincoln Township
Ionia
Houghton Lake
Board of County Road Comissioners
Clare County
Michigan
Tourists urged to protect forests in Clare County Michigan
J L Littlefield argues that attracting visitors requires preserving and restoring forests around inland lakes. He urges local officials to invest in reforestation and fire protection, rather than distant advertising, citing past fires near Farwell and Lake County deeds. He questions the benefit of Belleville funds to the Northeastern Development Bureau and calls for county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare County
Visi
Farwell
Ann Arbor
Lincoln
Board of Supervisors
Northeastern Development Bureau
Peoples
Marston
Bay City
Bureau
J. L. Littlefield
Michigan state brief notes announce meetings and openings
State news in brief reports a nursing education joint meeting set for April 27 to 30 in Grand Rapids with speakers from Gladwin and Chicago. Lansing parks officially open May 15, with 12 parks opening May 1. Mt. Clemens to get 11 miles of concrete pavement this year. Pontiac court adjourns a forgery case involving Wurster Auto Sales officials. Andrew Dougherty travels to Washington to oppose diversions of Lake Michigan water. Ionia backs a “Green for Governor” movement at a Saranac banquet. Edward Eckert named Pontiac recreation director. A compromise over highway costs ends a stalemate in Lansing. Timms reports hog cholera in Hudson township. farms quarantined. A 200-mile pavement and 140-mile gravel plan aims to use $8 million in road funds. Ann Arbor regents approve university stadium expansion and library science course. dental requirements tightened. Flint residents discuss nominating Viola Gregory for a Carnegie medal after her courage during a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
A. J. Groesbeck
Hudson
J. M. Timms
Dan Monahan
Hudson Township
W. D. Ebbitt
Medina Township
W. J. Madell
Jackson
Monahan
Hirbitt
Frank F. Rogers
Ann Arbor
Board of Regents
Flint
Viola Gregory
Dryden
Miss Gregory
Closing of wets days hearing on prohibition strategy
Washington heard a three week clash over prohibition with wets pressing for the Edge bill to permit nonintoxicating manufacture and drys favored tightening the Volstead act. Mayor Dever of Chicago testified that prohibition harms good government and police raids on private homes would be illegal without warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chalton Harreld
Harreld
Congress
Senate Judiciary Commitee
Republican Caucus
Dever
Chicago
United States
Senate Committee
Harrold
Dry Republican
Oklahoma
Birthday Reminders and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mrs J W Butters hosts birthday reminders from Sunday visitors. Wm Butters and family visit Grand Rapids. Eveline Cochran returns from St Louis. Colts and horses are being trained for spring work. Albert and Rob Hildebrandt buy a span of horses near Loomis. Brews and Pendalls share social calls. multiple relatives visit Beaverton aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Butters
Wm. Butters
Grand Rapids
Eveline Cochran
St. Louis
Wm. Tubbs
Carson Harvey
Robert Warner
Albert
Rob. Hildebrandt
Loomis
W. R. Brewer
L. F. Pendall
John Loar
Wai. Butters
Catherine
Beaverton
Intimate Strangers Junior Play Friday Evening
An upcoming junior stage production titled Intimate Strangers opens Friday evening. Advertisement notes Coca-Cola at Dunlop's fountain and previews May activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Dunlop
Coolidge backs rivers and harbors compromise in brief
President Coolidge proposes a compromise on the rivers and harbors bill aiming to win support from Michigan Ohio and other lake states as well as Illinois and the valley states. The bill would appropriate 1 350 000 for lower Illinois river improvements per army engineers. Debs rights restoration and immigration policy clash arise as Rep Berger criticizes the immigration committee. Navy announces cruiser Memphis as flagship of the European squadron replacing Pittsburgh which will head the Asiatic fleet. Attorney General Sargent weighs a large federal prison to ease overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Michigan
Ohio
Lake States
Ilinois
Valley
Illinois River
Army
Citizenshp
Eugene V. Debs
Berger
Soc
Wis
Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Memphis
Henry Lackey
Pittsburgh
Navy Department
Illneis Mine Closes Reduces Jackson County Coal Output
The Kathleen coal mine, the largest producer in Jackson county, has closed. Six hundred men are out of work at Murphysboro and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illneis
Murphysboro
Kathleen
Jackson County
Plasterers Vote for Five Day Week and $1.75 Wage
In Chicago the 1600 member plasterers union votes to stay on the job with no work stoppage while demanding $1.75 an hour and a five day week, awaiting labor agreements with other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plasters’ Union
Thousands of Quail Destroyed by Fires Near Wynn Dauch
Fires near Wynn Dauch Long Island have devastated thousands of quail and partridges on the preserves of South Side Sports. Teen's club noted at Great River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wynndauch
Long Island
Great River
Universal four-tube receiver circuit grants tone and low drain
A historical design for a universal radio receiver emphasizes a single tuned RF stage, regenerative detector, and audio amplifier with strong emphasis on low battery drain. It details transformer ratios, coil setups using General Radio 277D coils, optional high ratio for extended range, and a complete parts list for construction and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Arthur H. Lynch
Radio Broadcast
General Radio Company
8.L
Resistance-Coupled Stage Switch Scheme
A circuit article explains a three stage resistance coupled amplifier with no intermediate cut in, and a wooden plug fastened in the jack to connect the loud speaker to the plate of the second amplifying tube. Pushing the plug soft-pedals volume by disconnecting the third resistor coupler.
How to Check Condenser Plates for Short Circuits
Before placing a condenser in the set hold the plates up to the light and look through the spaces between the condenser plates while rotating the rotary plates. This ensures the rotary and stationary plates do not short at any point.
Wiring Tip Explains Battery Switch Function
A tip notes that the A battery wire carrying the B negative should pass through the battery switch. When the switch is off, both A and B batteries are disconnected from the set, providing a safe cut off.
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Pere Marquette
Mr. F. Nash
Farwell Woman's Club
An Hoag
Dunlop Fountain
Michigan League of Nursing Education
Michigan State Nurses’ Association
Mery HE
Gladwin
St. Paul
Caroline Hedger
Elizabeth McCormick Foundation
State Conservation Department
Oakland County
Mt. Clemens
Macomb
Pontiac
Raymond Wurster
Albert Haar
Wurster Auto Sales Company
Wurster
Haar
Andrew B. Dougherty
Lake Michigan
Chicago Drainage Canal
John B. Sosnowski
Theodore N. Burton
Dougherty
Green
Ionia County
Young Men's Club
Saranac
Edward S. Eckert
D. Neal
Birmingham
Ala
Eckert
Elm Grove
Washington Briefs
Hast
Sargent
Otto
Radio Digest
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