Farwest Ann Arbor church notices and local greetings
Community notices from Traina Farwest in Ann Arbor list church services at Saint Church Elder Harvey Dé Geer pastor Sunday School at 10 00 a m and social service at 2 00 p m Church of God pastor Mrs Henry House announces no services for next two Sundays due to camp meeting at St Louis Methodist Episcopal Church has sermon on changing occupations and missionary fund drive. local residents and activities include painting, visits, and social events across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Bay Saint Church
Harvey Dé Geer
Woman's Department
Church OF God
Henry House
House
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal
Edward Truman Smith
Frank Lay
Toplc
Iit
Clock
Don Rolf
Flint
Ed. Putman
Frank Putman
Jack Miller
Don Roth
Wiint
Josephine Rainey
A. Powell
Belleville
Rocklake
Geo. Blisch
Alma
Thomas W Harris obituary outlines life and family
Thomas Warren Harris born in Canada June 14 1863 son of Harvey and Mary Westover Harris moved to Michigan as a youth married Mary Stiles June 14 1874 in Burnside Lapeer County eight children two died in infancy. He lived in Farwell Cadillac and died July 22 in Clare County while visiting his daughter Alice Severson. He was a Methodist, devoted husband and father, generous to family and friends, and lived a life of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Warren Harris
Harvey
Mary Westover Harris
Canada
Michigan
Mary Stiles
Burnside
Lapeer County
Farwell
Mich
Cadillac
Clare County
Alice Severson
Methodist Church
Noted local resident laid to rest with family on Farwell plot
The deceased, admired for his Golden rule and respect he earned, leaves widow and six children Patience Sarringer Harris Searcy Ark Dora Presley Clare Ernest Harris Cadillac Mrs Alice Severson Clare Stewart and Warren Harris Pascellena California and eighteen grandchildren and two great grandsons. He was laid to rest in the family lot at Farwell Surrey township near other relatives where he wished to be laid away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience Sarringer-Harris
Searcy
Ark
Dora Presley
Clare
Ernest Harris
Cadillac
Alice Severson
Stewart
Warren Harris
Pasellena
California
Farwell
Surrey Township
Notice to Contractors for Clare County Road Project
Sealed bids for Class B road construction in Clare County Michigan are due September 21 1927 at 1 30 PM CST. Bidders must submit a $50 certified check with proposals. Plans and specs available at the County Clerk office. bids may be rejected. Emma Hodg Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Road Commissioners
County of
Clare
Lincoln Township
Clare ‘Comety
Michigan
Emma Hodg
A Few Short Years Ago in Scientific Aviation
In these good old days of scientific aviation it is hard to realize that we see to call every man who went up in a balloon professor.
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Richmond Times
Diipatch
Northeastern Michigan Day Planned At Saginaw Fair
Saginaw fair managers designate September 16 as Northeastern Michigan Day with thousands expected to attend the fourteenth annual fair. The program features harness and running races a circus performance and a night fireworks display. The free act program totals 20000 dollars the event anticipates a capacity crowd all week with 26000 dollars in cash premiums and contests. On opening day all northeastern Michigan school children are admitted free to emphasize educational exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Michigan
State Department
Bat folding fan origin traced to Japan
A Japanese native artist is credited with inventing the folding fan in the seventh century inspired by the way a bat closes its wings. The design spread as a practical and decorative item across East Asia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United Colonies of New England Formed in 1643
Early Confederation in Massachusetts Bay Plymouth Connecticut and New Haven formed a union on May 19 1643 marking America’s first colonial federation and cooperation among settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bay
Plymouth
Connecticut
New Haven
United Colonies
New Wagiand
America
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Traina
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Waroueti Haat
Robert Griffin
Langing
Vincent Hisenhauer
Horton
Bert Smith
Detroit
Dan, Sherman
Hyatt
Annabelle
Doris. Davison
Beatrice Griffin
Ralph Amy
Wallace Graham
Lansing
Wm. Mount
Ot” Jackson
Q.A. Grahams
Gerald Gregh
Mt. Pleasant
Surrey
Brewer
Agnes Hager
J. A. Graham and
Selsayage
Pontiac
Brooks
Harl Tupper
Thompson
John Honeywell
Lainshore
Pennington
Brother
Roy Putman
Bert
Badger
Gon
Henry Weiber
Harrison
Carl. Updegraff
Max
John Barton
Jas. Stanley
Smith Woodruff
Broomfield
Rosella Boger
Barryton
Henry _Boger
Miltan
Frank
Babcock
Bruce Pelch
Geo. Irwin
Harry .Frizzell
Jackson
Lou Frizzell
C. Winchell
Beulah
Mr. Winchell
Paul Grimm
Clarence Kreeman
Chas
Stinchcombe
Edith
John Runyan
Millersbore
Roy Maysh
Dorothy Shaw
Pasadena
Cal
Riel
Kate Koeplinger
E. W. Brown
D. Li. Masten and Son
Masten
Verne ‘Branch
Peggy
Myr
J. L. Littlefield
Mitchell Lake
Co. L. ‘Brasington
Joe Wisenhauer
Linus Caffell
Lewis Rodgers
Jesse Brasington
Paul Frederick
Elkton
4E. Horton
The
Straits
D. Smith
Saloma
Frank Babcock
Ed. Mussell
Wm. Dickers
Silver Lake
Arthur Artibee
Swartz Creek
Franklin Littlefield
Bertha Shumway
Bear. Lake
Beatrice Nelson
Hastings
Chicago
Ross Schram
Geo. Palmer
Kent
Ohio
Milo Jewett
Walter ‘Badger
Mesick
Manistee
D. V. Smith
Petoskey
Smith
Kewanis Club
Ludington
Plint
Our Park
Edward Karkan
Patricia
Karkau
Milo Shumway
Bear Lake
H. S. Pennington
Roy Wickershaw
R. A. Wickershaw
Onaway
Vincent Beisenhauer
Oscar Hl. Denham
RB. G. Allen
Frances Marilyn
Fred Barnum
Hight Point Lake
Lester Hatch
Lillian
Mariette
Don Hatch
Arleigh Graham
Thomas W. Harris
Saginaw Fair
Tadaad
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