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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
12
In the final league game, Farwell defeated Winn to remain undefeated with a 14 0 record. Sowle pitched seven and two thirds hitless innings before a single ended the no hit bid, and Jack cdt delivered his second shutout of the year as Winn struggled to score.
Farwell School readies for a fall opening with freshly painted Music and Home Ec rooms and two tone hallway colors. Teachers meet at 9 30 Tuesday. buses run on new routes with a 11 30 departure and 1 00 return. First week schedules include time for grades K 8 and kindergarten split plan. football practice begins at 3 PM Tuesday. first game versus Lake City on Friday September 19.
The Thrush family held a second annual reunion at Farwell Park on Sunday August 17 with a noon chicken dinner and a three tier birthday cake for Frank Thrush turning 70. Grandchildren and relatives attended from Toledo Indianapolis Pearson Morrice Port Huron and other areas. A large group photo and games followed the meal. Arlo Thrush was away at Camp May Texas. The event plans a repeat next year on the fifth Sunday in August with hopes for full attendance.
Farwell High announces season tickets to cover all home athletic events plus two Clare under the lights games. Adult tickets $5.40, student $3.00, with savings ranging from $1.50 to $2.50 compared with regular door prices. Sales start first week of school at the school office and through district canvassers. gate sales allowed on game days.
Mr and Mrs Fred Snyder entertained at Sunday dinner in Gilmore. Dennis Snyder, returning to Great Lakes on August 29, was honored with guests Lois Farrow and Freda Snyder of Farwell, Dennis Morning, Jack Bouchey, and Jim Hendershot of Clare.
The Blue Star Mothers will meet Tuesday night September 2 due to Labor Day on Monday.
The Hose family celebrated their mother’s birthday with a Sunday picnic at Cadillac Park. They were joined by Mrs. Hose’s father and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Austin, then traveled to Lake City to pick up Vernie’s mother, Mrs. Jennie Hose, and visited Harvey Hose.
A Sentinel recap claims Mr Young authored the Book of Mortion, a history of Ancient Americans, but the line is disputed as erroneous. The note adds Joseph Smith reportedly received plates and translated them into English under divine guidance.
Mrs Bud Cargill daughter of Mr and Mrs Mair Foell and her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Robert Hansen left early Monday for Brooklyn NY. Mrs Cargill will sail at week end to join her husband T Sgt Levoyd Cargill stationed at Brize Norton Air Force Base in Blueberry England. The Hansens will return via Canada and the Niagara Walls.
Local notes list Mr and Mrs Rolland Abbey of Mt Pleasant visiting Mrs John Warner and family and planning moves to Montana. Many relatives from Detroit Flint Kalamazoo and Midland drop by for weekends and stay with families across Farwell including Godwin Wicherts and Hartmans with extended family hosting events and a Mesick gladiolus festival trip.
Midland Daily News highlights Mrs Jer main Giesler Edith Stinchcombe with multiple prizes in the recent flower exhibit at the fair. Mentioned also are Farwell High School graduate status, plus the Stinchcombe family members and a Mt. Pleasant trip for a Gilmore Church homecoming last Sunday.
Southeast Sheridan updates include Mrs. John Mestar and children visiting James Bradley’s family in Coleman. Betty Randle’s 14th birthday party with 35 guests and a hay ride. Janet Carey visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Randle. Multiple local visits and travel to camps, funerals, and reunions. fair dates noted for Harrison from September 9 to 13.
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