Farwell Notes and Local Events in Annals of 1923
Farwell Connecticut area dispatch recounts school notices and community happenings. Local travelers, visits, and illness updates accompany reports of church services and civic group meetings. A marriage, lyceum plans, and a winter picnic mark social life alongside student program notes and a rhetorical showcase at the high school.
Widow Mrs Ellsworth Howell Carrie Bell Hughes Dies
Mrs Ellsworth Howell Carrie Bell Hughes born November 16, 1873 at Allegan died January 27, 1923 in Battle Creek while visiting her daughter Mrs L H Decker. Survived by daughter Mrs Decker and two sons Irving Howell and Forest Howell, plus sister and brothers. Funeral held in Battle Creek with burial in Allegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bell Hughes
Allegan
Battle Creek
L. H. Decker
Farwell
Ellsworth Howell
Marion
Aesidea
Irving ‘Howell
Forest
James Gunn
Otsego
William
Delbert Hughes
Kalkaska
Death of Lottie Laverty Wickwire in Flint 1923
Mrs Bert Wickwire died after a short illness at her Flint home January 30 1923 aged 29 She was born near Farwell in 1894 to Mr and Mrs John Laverty Sr She married Bert Wickwire October 27 1920 in Flint and was member of Ada Rebecca Lodge She leaves husband parents three sisters and one brother Interment occurred in Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Michael
Clare
Farwell
John Laverty, Sr
Flint
Matilda Benchley
Detroit
Lucian Owen
Toledo
Duncan Keoplinger
John Palmer
Mia
Leonard Covill
Mra
Agies Middleton
Joseph ‘Wrightman
Thomas Blair
W. O.T. Ui
Stella Sleight
Flower Fund
Sleight
Ehe
Della Stinchcombe
Mary Leonard
Baker
Wi Shumway
Oaasie Davison
Shumway
Lillie Rawson
Hercules
Fred Spyder
Rachael Mayo
George Fuller
Lena Kidd
Arthur da Geer
Lottie Laverty
John ‘Laverty
Bert Wickwire
Ada B. Rebekah Lodge
Fred Jackson
St. Johin, Mich
Habrett English
Albert, Brandberry
John. Laverty
Kilbourns Service For Beloved Flint Resident
Lydia A Greénard Kilbourn born Blepham Ontario March 27 1851 died January 22 19 28 at age 76 funeral in Farwell Surrey Cemetery with burial at the grave side service led by Rev LeRoy Whitney survivors include six children four in Flint two step children seventeen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren who praised her Christian life and motherly devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. “Greénard
Blepham
Ontario
Michigan
John §. Kilbourn
Saginaw
Tuscola County
Barwell
Clare County
Newberry
Methodist Church
Oak Park M
Flint
Beulah
Kilbourn
Surrey Cemetery
Farwell
Bint
Glen Kilbourn
van Leuven
Reichard
Charles Quon
Ronald Barton
M. E. Church
LeRoy Whitney
Appreciation Note from Farwell Friends and Family
The message extends sincere thanks to Farwell friends for kindness and sympathy. It thanks the Woman's Club for flowers and the business men for their expression of sympathy with flowers. Howell and son Forest. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Decker. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Howell are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Woman’s Club
Howell
Local Correspondence Reports Illness and School Closure
Mrs J A Newman visited daughter Mrs Vestd Lelmar near Beaverton in the latter part of the week. Gracie Schieber ill with tenagilitis and bronchitis. Mr Kuster traveled to Lansing last week. Mildred Langworthy has scarlet fever, and the school is closed for a few days because of the illness. Dee Robinette and family visited Glen Hale last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Newman
Vestd Lelmar
Beaverton
Gracie Schieber
Kuster
Lansing
Mildred Langworthy
Dee Robinette
Glen Hale
Card of Thanks From grieving family for kindness after loss
We extend sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our wife and mother’s illness and death. Thanks for floral offerings, the singer, visitors, flowers, carings, and the minister’s words of comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singere
Cara
Railroad opponents urge Michigan to kill two safety bills
Pere Marquette Railway President Frank H. Alfred warns that Senate Bill 62 or the full crew law would raise costs and reduce service by adding a flagman requirement and risking halted freight during strikes. He also objects to Senate Bill 72 mandating automatic locomotive fire doors as potentially wasteful. Alfred urges Michigan residents to oppose the measures with letters to lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Alfred
Pere Marquette Railway
Michigan
Young
Gainser
Senate
Hia
Alfred
North Arthur Notes On School Absences And Visits
A North Arthur column reports many scholars ill with colds resulting in low attendance. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Chae Ott and son to Mr Barnley’s, a piano enjoy at Mrs Wade Credit’s, and Ladies Aid events at Dover and Mrs Ghas Fitzpatrick's. The piece also mentions Osrl Myers’s death from pneumonia and community condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae. Ott and Son
John Barnley
Jake Myera
Clarence’ Gleason
Kennedy's Corner
Chas
Ott
Clare
Army and Navy Fan Shares Odd Ball Oath
A cryptic fragment shows a fan praising the army and navy with skewed wording about Greece and veins, suggesting a misread or garbled OCR from a sports or civic page. No clear event or names are readable.
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England
Comrmunity Life
Albert H. Miller
Farwell, Mich
Yeu
Howard W. Jones
Mich
Traine
Ann’ Arbor
South S
Phre Marquette
See Weibe
M. HB
Lincoln
A. Snyder
Ithaca
Grace Austin
Lake
George Palmer
Mrs. Schram
John Laverty, Jr
Ms. Pleasant
Irwin
Robert Irwin
Rosebush
Richmond Hall
Mrs. Lamb
Lyceum
Kentucky
John W. Kelham
Pietro la Verdi
Millie Hatch
Alford Chappell
Marian Fuller
G. E. Lamb
W. GO. Fuller
Elia Carpenter
Sem Bailie
Chum Palmer
A. J. Chappell
Henkel
Mrs. Ellsworth Howell
Oan
Iasta
L. Blakley
A. Kilbourn
Ralston, Carter and McElwain
Elden & Bogardus
Brush College
North Arthur
Army
Navy
Oure Greegs
Grain and Feed
Clare Elevator Co
Claras City Mills
Uggs
Foley
Honey S
JF. Tatman & Son