IOOF Lodge Invited To Meet In Mt Pleasant
The Odd Fellow Rebekah Association met at the IOOF Temple in Mt Pleasant on Thursday December 15. President Mrs Homer Moses presided with local lodges Clare Shepherd Mount Pleasant Coleman and Farwell represented. A program featured readings drawings and a Durham textile mills safety film. The meeting adjourned after a pot luck supper with 43 in attendance and an invitation to meet in Mt Pleasant for January.
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Rebekah Association
Ioof Temple
Homer Moses
Mt. Pleasant
Stella Koeplinger
Clarence Riley
America
Clare
Shepherd
Weidman
Mr. Pleasant
Coleman
Farwell
Alice Shilling
Ana Laverty
Mina de Forest
Viola Warner
Evelyn Rawson
John de Forest
Durham
North
Caroline
John
Irwin Cotton Mills
Bill Rawson
Charles Sweet
Jim Schaar
Tom Brooks
Jeff Willey
Minerva Richmond
Salem
Wirsini
Robert Hunters
Gilmore Church of Christ Young People
Arley Renner
Gary Agile
Wendel Cook
Kenneth Renner
Bernice Cook
Nelly Fordyce
Isabella and
Clare Barracks
Women’s Auxiliary
Clare V. F. W. Hall
Cecil Davison
Dover School
Randle
Ellen Graham
Brown Corners
United States Represented in Dozens of International Bodies
The United States government holds official representation in more than sixty international organizations, reflecting active global engagement across diplomatic and multilateral arenas. This presence underscores extensive participation in global governance and policy coordination.
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United States
Methodist Sunday School Presents Annual Program
The Methodist Sunday School program filled the church with about 100 children performing under Senior Choir director Harry Dice and organist Harold Kelley. The Junior Choir led by Mrs. Wilmot Carpenter performed as well and Mrs. Inez Bentley guided the event. Community members praised the teachers and Sunday School Superintendent for their efforts in training a large group of children.
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Methodist
Harry Dice
Harold Kelley
Wilmot Carpenter
Inez Bentley
Farwell Women Club Hosts Christmas Party Evening
The Farwell Woman's Club held its Christmas party at the Surrey Township library on Monday December 12 with about 20 local girls from the High School Glee Club performing Jingle Bells Deck the Halls Silver Bells and Silent Night. Four Christmas legends were read and a First Christmas story was shown with slides. A brief business session covered nursing scholarships and an art exhibit invite. Hostesses served lunch as gifts were exchanged and members decorated the tea table with greens and a nativity scene.
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Farwell Woman's Club
Surrey Township Brary
Wind
Lou Gee
Jennis Bingham
Vernie Hose
Flora Clark
Minerva Richmond
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Grace Dow Memorial Library
Midland
Frank Warner
Orley Rogers, Jr
Tom Brooks
Rest Home Visitors And Farwell Briefs Noted In Clare Area
Rest home visits come from Clare residents including Bertha Vanderwalker Bertha Wellman and Pauline Krell who called on patients. Others from Clare visited family members at the home and outside locations. Farwell briefs mention visits by Haddox Finch Mitterspaugh Robison Richmond De Forest Warner Schaar Beale Hanner Sickle and Schofield in surrounding towns including Owosso Cadillac Rosebush and Gladwin.
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Bertha Vanderwalker
Bertha Wellman
Pauline Krell
Clare
Martha Woolston
Clyde Loomis
Melvina Davis
Nick McConnell
Lucy Milam
Eewin O'Dell
Marty O’dell
Farwell
Lloyd Haddox
Gladwin
Jennie Finch
Irene Mitterspaugh
Orville Robison
Rosebush
Minerva Richmond
Ed de Forest
John
Audrey Warner
Owosso
James Schaar
Cadillac
Pete Beale
Jack Renners
Anna Hanner
Maud Sickle
Anna Schofield
Mississippi River water system spans over twelve thousand miles
The Mississippi River and its tributaries, along with their branches, total more than 12 000 miles of waterway. This accounts for about 40 percent of the nation’s 28 500 miles of improved inland and intracoastal waterways.
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Mississippi River
United States
Getting Ready For Santa in the Far Northland
In the rugged woods of the far northland, crews have labored weeks cutting Christmas trees for American homes. They trek into wastelands to harvest black spruce that would otherwise be worthless for the season.
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Northland
North Country
Halvorson
Do It Yourself Home Handy Tips From An Old Column
The piece offers practical sewing and craft hacks. It suggests using worn sheets for mat tress pad covers to keep them in place. Plastic spoons can support flowering plants since they resist rot and resist soil cling. It also notes bias seams should be stitched twice and pressed to one side to prevent sagging hems.
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Ioof Lodge
Mierco
OldeSpita
Wey
Wren
Fioner
Y E. Cimmerer
F.b.scott
Methodist Sunday School
John Bauer
Clarence Wixon
Mack Harvey
William Hayward
Charles Brown
Saginaw
Don Pitchford
Fred Humphery
Mark
Farwell Women’s Club
Rest Home News
Marian Smith
R. W. Kent Sr
Charles Durnin
Belle Graham
Marie Repphun
Sheron Paitengill
Iva Taylor
Robert Walters
Louise Timm
Floyd Whitman
Beaverton
Mrs. Gates
The
Gilmore Church
Santa
Halvorson Plant
Duluth
Minn
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Clare, Michigan
Iy Ant
Art
Ulrich
Pontiac
McEwan
Citizens State Bank
City of
Alex MclKinnon
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