Shepherd shuts out Farwell in Sunday game
Shepherd blanked Farwell 5 to 0 in a Sunday matinee. Bob Perry started for Farwell, lasted until the fourth when Shepherd surged for five unearned runs. Sisco earned the win for Shepherd. Perry took the loss. Gladwin remains the last league game this season, August 5 at home.
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Shepherd
Farwell
Gladwin
Bob Perry
Gale Howard
Rhe Shepherd
Perry
Sisco
L Kennedy
Eph. Marshall
Johnny Colosky
Wice
Bob
Fullers Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary in Farwell
Wm. C. Fullers celebrate their golden wedding on Sunday July 28 1946 at their Farwell home with open house from 3 to 8 PM. Guests from near and far attend as family and friends recall decades of residence, business, and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
William C. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
D. I. Elder
J. L. Littlefield
Riece
Fullers
Richard Whitaker
Fuller
Alice Hichcock
Saginaw
George Hichcock
Hall
Hichcocks
Grimm
Lake
The
Smiths
Lena Corey
Willa Lu
Big ‘Rapids
Thomas Brooks
William Déwiey
W. B. Whitaker
W.S.C.S. Annual Pot Luck Supper at Lambs Lake Cottage
The W.S.C.S. and about forty guests visited Dr and Mrs Lamb at Lambs Lake Cottage on July 25 for a pot luck supper. Children swam and all enjoyed the meal. A brief business meeting planned next events for August 8 at the church. Members drafted kitchen supply lists and discussed church decorations.
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W.S.C.S
Lamb’s Lake Cottage
Gerald EB. Lamb
Lake
Prolonging Life Poses New Medical Challenge
Dr. Roger I. Lee of the American Medical Association told the American College of Physicians that extending life creates care burdens for the elderly. He noted about 9,000,000 Americans are over 65, with white children expected to reach 85 and a 40 year old living past 70. He urged nutrition to lead preventive medicine for seniors, saying meat once feared is now needed and starches may be risky.
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Philadelphia
Roger I. Lee
American Medical Association
Boston
American College of Physicians
Wheat Relief Hopes Fade as Front Reports Arrive
Washington reports cut the crops outlook for wheat and flour to a 742.9 million bushel yield from 830.6 million. Officials warn the 1926 marketing season may see about 300 million bushels less supply than the present cycle.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Army officers surrender private planes to a pool
War Secretary Patterson announced that General Eisenhower and all other army officials have given up their private army planes. Only President Truman and his C-54 Sacred Cow remain exempt as the War Department ends personal assignments of Army Air Forces aircraft amid past criticism from former GIs.
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Washington, D. C
Patterson
Eisenhower
Truman
War Department
Army Air Forces
G.i.s
Virgin Islands Pledged To Own Rule by President
President Truman pledged an increasing degree of self-government for the Virgin Islands in a message to William H. Hastie the first Black governor of the territory. The assurance signals growing autonomy as locals demonstrate governance capacity.
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Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
Virgin Islanders
Truman
William H. Hastie
U. S. Island
Dusting Radiator Prep Suggests Simple Cleaning Tip
A concise home care note recommends placing damp newspaper under a radiator before cleaning. Damp paper traps dust and prevents spread while brushing away debris.
Capitol Grounds Enclose 314 Acres Of Washington Property
A public report describes Capitol grounds in Washington covering about 314 acres in total. The document notes the site includes the Capitol complex and surrounding parcels as part of the municipal land holdings.
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Capitol
Washington
Auld Lang Syne Society Plans August Party
James Stanley, president, calls a meeting of all members for Saturday evening August 4 at 8 00 pm at his home to plan the annual party. Also included are mixed train and timetable fragments for Eastern Standard Dime and Marquette lines with times 2 39 pm 8 33 am and 3 52 pm.
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James Stanley
Auld Lang Syne Society
Methodist school girls host Wiener Roast at Willowbrook Park
The High School Girls class of the Methodist Church school led by teacher Mrs Anna Mae Lockwood enjoyed a wiener roast and grand time on Friday July 26 at Willowbrook Roadside Park.
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Methodist Church School
Anna Mae Lockwood
Willowbrook
Central Michigan District Reunion at Liahona Park
The Central Michigan District reunion starts August 2 at Liahona Park near Sanford Michigan. Many attendees mean no services at the L D S Church on August 4 and 11.
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Central Michigan
Liahona Park
Sanford
Mich
L.D.S
Ma Trumble Celebrates 89th Birthday in Clare
Ma Trumble was surprised by Mr. and Mrs. G. Stutting of Blanchard who arrived to celebrate her eighty ninth birthday. They delivered gifts as Ma Trumble marked her birthday at her daughter Mrs. Carrie Perverse’s home in Clare.
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Ma Trumble
Fire damages hit Pleazall and Rockwood buildings
Five o clock on Sunday morning the fire bell rang twice and the siren joined in as Pleazall caught fire in a rear room. Firemen extinguished the blaze but fire, smoke and water caused heavy damage to Pleazall and substantial smoke and water damage at neighboring Rockwood.
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Rockwood
Krause Couple Returns From Maryland and Pennsylvania Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard L Krause ministers of the Gilmore Church of Christ returned from a vacation in Maryland and Pennsylvania He preached at the Old Historical Jerusalem Church of Christ in Harford County Maryland and visited their son Walter in Mill Hall Pennsylvania
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Howard L. Krause
Gilmore Church of Christ
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Krause
Jerusalem Church of Christ
Harford County
Mr. Krause
Farwell Labor Day Plans And Local Socials Preview
Final plans for the September 2 Farwell Labor Day Celebration include Auld Lang Syne Society gathering Saturday night and events Monday with Lee United Shows, a band, contests, ball game, fireworks, and an Agricultural exhibit. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in weekend visits and social calls across Clare area.
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Farwell
Auld Lang Syne Society
Lee United
Social notes from Leaton and nearby towns
Mrs Irene Muterspaugh spent Monday to Friday with her aunt Mrs Minerva Hihmond in Leaton. Her son John and a friend visited from Leaton. Mr and Mrs Leo Joslin of St Johns purchased the Clock home and plan to move before school starts. Mr and Mrs Neal Joslin and family attended the Schlafley reunion at Mt Pleasant. Mrs Neenah Urquhart of Clare called on Mrs Louis Gee. Gladys Wolyen took her mother and aunt to Armada for a few days and saw a ball game in Detroit, stopping in Romeo on return and visiting Mrs Ruie Beckman. Mr and Mrs James Stanley and others attended the Church of Christ assembly at Rock Lake. Mrs Wolven and family stayed with Mrs Viola Agle for the week.
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Irene Muterspaugh
Leaton
Minerva Hi Hmond
John
Leo Joslin
St. Johns
Neal Joslin
Schlafley
Mt. Pleasant
Neenah Urquhart
Clare
Louis Gee
Gladys Wolyen
James Stanley
Har Richard
Alma
Armada
Detroit
Romeo
Ruie Beckman
John Abbott
Gladys Wolves
Church of Christ Assembly
Rock Lake
Wolven
Viola Agle
Cow tethering method with roadside stake setup
A pasture tether system uses a wire cable fastened to two iron stakes along a road or ditch. A block on the cable prevents winding and keeps the chain away from the stakes, allowing longer grazing reach.
Farwell Clergy Schedule For Midweek Meetings
Cottage prayer at Clare church Wednesday 7 45 pm. Farwell Elder V J LaVolve holds services at Town Hall 9 30 am Sunday School 10 45 am Preaching 7 30 pm. Reorganized Church John Armstrong Pastor Sunday School 10730 am Social Service 11 30 am Preaching 8 pm. Women's Dept meets 2 pm second Wednesday at Mrs John Waddington home.
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Church OF God Cottage
Farwell
Church OF Jesus Christ Elder
V. J. LaVolve
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
John Armstrong
Women’s Department
John Waddington
Methodist Church Announces Classes and Evening Service
Rev Chas Hahn leads Church School at 10 45 with adult study on The Right Use of the Sabbath Public Worship at 12 00 features a sermon I Believe In the Resurrection of The Body and The Life Everlasting Family Night on August 6 includes a cooperative supper at 7 00 Families should bring equipment for the new church kitchen to support the project
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Methodist Church
Chas
Hahn Church
Germany tops 1943 bicycle registrations with 17 million
According to 1943 figures, Germany led with 17 million bicycles, followed by the United States with 12 million and the British Isles with 10 million.
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Germany
United States
British Isles
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Dennyce Cags and Daughter
California
Frank Melvin
George Fuller
Ming Martha Fuller
Barbara
Mr. Pleasant
Wm. C. Fullers
U. S. Army
Ann Arbor
Perd Marquette
East
Ernest Adler and Son
John Bauer
Gertrude Hanes
Ed. Hanes
Vern Hains
Hagle
Foster Phillips
Howell
Harold Lockwood
Clarence Melvins
Hart
Herald Grasman
Milo Grasman
Ludington
Sebewaing
Walter Reynolds
Flint
John Henry
Homer Pelton
Ralph Peltons
Midland
Fred Shepard
Mio
Don Luce
Frank Luce
Lake George
Russell Coon
Spring Lake
Dan Foell
Stockbridge
Clarence McGuire
Lloyd McGuire
Sarah McGuire
Littlefield Lake
Minerva Richmond
Barker
Robison
Richmond
Chris Graham
John Tenty
Royal Water Softeners
Fourth St
Household Appliances, Inc
S. Main St
Cadillac
S. Mitchell St
Sentinel
O.P.A
Bashment
Michigan
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