MAIL TRAIN SCHEDULE AND COMMUNITY NOTES
Ann Arbor timetable lists No. 62 South 10 55 A M and No. 61 North 8 46 B M plus Marquette No. 1 West 8 40 A M and No. East 4 08 P M. Local meetings include K of P Lodge every second and fourth Thursday, Pythian Sisters on the same evening, and church groups with Sunday School at 10 30 A M. Numerous social visits and family events are noted across Clare and nearby towns with headlines on health updates and travel plans.
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Ann Arbor
Marquette
West
K. OF P
Pythian Sisters
Church of God 4 Pastor Mary E House Services
The Church of God lists services with Pastor Mary E House in Rosebush R-2. Sunday School at 10:80 and Morning Worship at 11:30. Prayer meeting 8:60 Wednesday evening, phone 26-F'4 for details.
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Church OF God
Mary E. House
Rosebush R
Church Revival Services and Worship Schedule
Church school at 10 45 study theme for adult groups service that gets results public worship at 12 60 sermon subject God Hath Made of One Blood All Nations of Men revival services begin Sunday evening February 11 7 45 continuing each evening except Saturday until February 25 Rev Howard Krause Gilmore Church of Christ will preach community invited choir practice 4 00 Monday in Mrs Carpenter's room at the school
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Howard Krause
Gilmore Church of Christ
Carpenter
February LodgeEvents and Rummage Sale Schedule
Friday February 9 tonight Alice L Seeley Chapter 0.5.8. Monday February 12 Firemans meeting. Wednesday February 14 I O O F and Rebekah Lodges. Saturday February 17 Blue Star Mothers Rummage and Bake Sale.
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Alice L. Seeley
Fireman’s
I.0.0
Rebekah
Blue Star Mothers
Schofields Toasted On Wedding Anniversary Evening
A large gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schofield on Wednesday January 31 offered warm congratulations and best wishes for a happy married life. Refreshments were served to the many friends in attendance.
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Schofields
Harold Schofield
Air Medal awarded to Sgt Stinchcombe in England
Sgt Don James Stinchcombe of the 8th Air Force reports earning three Oak Leaf Clusters to his Air Medal after completing a December mission on January 13. He describes the flight as rough but notes no injuries on his aircraft. A Christmas Day mission prevented return to base, forcing a landing at an alternate field.
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Don James Stinchcombe
8Th Air Force
England
Babies One Minute Apart in Detroit Area Hospitals
On January 27 Betty Gee Calhoun gave birth to Walter Lawrence seven pounds at Royal Oak General Hospital at 3 35 p m. Her sister Helen Gee Feele bore Kathleen seven pounds four ounces at Brent General Hospital Detroit at 3 36 p m. The mothers are daughters of Harry Gee of Detroit and nieces of Louis Gee of Farwell. This unusual event was published in Detroit papers.
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Betty Gee Calhoun
Walter Lawrence
Royal Oak General Hospital
Helen Gee Feele
Kathleen
Brent ‘General Hospital
Dexter
Detroit
Harry Gee
Louis Gees
Farwell
Local notes on redecorations and visits across towns
The E. W. Brown store building is being redecorated for a new store that will soon open there. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Graham made a business trip to Mt. Pleasant last Tuesday. The John Millers are remodeling the M. BR. parsonage. Floyd Burston has been named manager of Firestone Services Stores at Traverse City. Mrs. Madge Lamb and Mrs. Ina Davigton were in Saginaw last week. The Wilkinsons of Bay City were home for the weekend. Mrs. Austin of Cadillac is visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wichert of Coleman were guests of the Wicherts. Sunday visits included Mrs. Angeline Hunter and Renía hosting Mrs. Wm. Smith and child. Mrs. Hutter visited Honehton and Lake, returning Sunday. Donna Rae Terrell of Saginaw is visiting her grandparents, the Hesses. Mrs. Jessie Palmer visited Mr. and Mrs. Miller at Plymouth.
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Allen R. Graham
Neenah Uratthart
Clare
Ada Hochstetler
Wilma Allen
Sterling
Gee Home
C. BE. Hearns
Barbara and
Curtis
Louis Gees
Set
William Moore
Eugene Cashin
W. J. Renner
Sam Renner
Harold Schofield
Roy P. Wilson
John W. Moore
Bill
A. R. Graham
Mt. Pleasant
John Millers
M. BR
Floyd Burston
Firestone Services
Traverse City
Madge Lamb
Ina Davigton
Saginaw
Ray Wilkinson
Bay City
Austin
Cadillac
Vernie Hose
Edward Wichert
Coleman
Frank Wichert
Angeline Hunter
Rénnia
Wm. Smith
Taby
Honehton
Lake
Suday
Special Meetings at Farwell Church Next Two Weeks
Evangelistic meetings at Farwell Methodist Church begin February 11 at 7 45 p m pastor Rev Howard Krause of Gilmore Church of Christ and his wife will speak nightly through February 25 inviting Farwell and neighboring communities to attend and participate
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Farwell Church
Farwell
Farwell Woman's Club Meeting at Library Highlights
The Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday evening February 6 at the library with co hosts Mrs. Jennie Bingham and Mrs. Frances Schofield. President Mrs. Flora Powell led the session with a Lincoln anecdote and a review of the current club woman.
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Farwell Woman's Club
Jennie Bingham
Frances Schofield
Flora Powell
Roll Call
Alice Henry
Olive Badger
Grace Sherman
Lincoln
Helen Kidd
Bertha Babcock
R. R. Seeber
State Federation
Georgia ‘Littlefield
Velma Reese
Winia Hisenhauer
Fur Cleaning Method Using Sawdust and Fluid
Text describes professional fur cleaning using sawdust mixed with cleaning fluid. Methods include revolving drums or beating with sticks to work the mixture into the fur. Brushing and combing remove the dust grime and oil from the hair after treatment.
Benjamin Campbell Dies at 80 in Battle Creek Michigan
Benjamin H Campbell born June 17 1864 in Washtenaw County Michigan died January 17 1945 at his son Edward's home in Battle Creek Michigan aged 80 years 7 months Survived by his son a sister Mrs Mary B Gamble and many nephews and nieces Funeral held Farwell Methodist Church January 20 with Rev Chas B Hahn officiating and Surrey Township Cemetery interment Arrangements by Albert H Miller
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Benjamin H. Campbell
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Battle Creek
Roderick
Mary Jane (Calhoun) Campbell
Ella Jane McMillan
Edward
Mary B. Gamble
Gilmore Township
Farwell Methodist Church
Chas. B. Hahn
Surrey Township
Albert H. Miller
Blue Star Mothers Plan Rummage and Bake Sale
The Henry Delos Tigner Chapter of Blue Star Mothers held a regular meeting February 3 at the K of P Hall. They planned a rummage and bake sale for February 17 and asked contributors unable to reach the hall by February 16 to mail items to Mrs. Blainche Sage in Farwell. Mrs. Sage was named rummage committee chair.
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Henry Delos Tigner
Blue Star Mothers
K. of P
Blue Star
Blainche Sage
Farwell
School Notes Review of Class Activities and Spelling Results
The column lists weekly updates from all grades: sophomore illness and return, sunlit arrival to classes, Freshman sleigh ride and home economics projects, electricity lamps and furniture by Freshman boys, eighth grade spelling scores and absentees, seventh grade spelling progress, junior high basketball game, widespread illness, tonsil surgery, two part songs for music, Valentine party plans for February 14, Dutch posters completed, and a list of perfect spelling scorers across grades.
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Sadie Denton
Dorotha Weaver
Maureen Denton
Annette Rawson
Betty Lisyd
Doris Goodrich
Betty Wilson
Mary Lou Johns
Jennetter Wixson
Fern Siel
Joyce Burroughs
Clate
Farwell
Hugetie Glasd
Virginia Graham
Jeanette Miles
Edldie Pitts
Nancy
Reiss
Shirley. Schaar
Eeith Shear
Richard Hose
Alan Luce
Doris Marshall
Margaret Schmid
Janet Schofield
Bernard Sparta
Ronald Taylor
Howard van Nostrand
Josephine Withey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Ghurgh
Chas
Hahn
E. W. Brown
Farwell Woman’s Club
Benjamin Campbell
Restin
Surrey Cemetery
Allison
King
Irah Abbott
Jean Benchley
Beverly Dunkle
Verne Braden
Charles Chipman
Patty Godwin
Jean Henry
Sarah Honeycut
Raymond Koontz
Howard Miller
Shirley Richardson
Lorna Savin
Joyce Schaar
Junior Sears
Dale Wysong
Betty Somers
Florence Siege
Nora Schaar
Flint
Kayid Goodrich
Lillian Hall
Catherine Hunt
Victor Wiggins
Bert Johnston
American Beauty
Mort's Paint Store
Midland
DuPont House
Farwell Lumber Co
Omar Hulf
Sears
Osceola County
Vern Moline Farm
Wim. Moline
Paul Krienke
Wise School
Herschel Schaar
Maple Grove Road
Durham
Hereford
Anna Reese Mogg
Nantz
U. S
R.O.P
George Bryant
Vestaburg Silo Co
Vestaburg
Mich
Clifford
Richmond
Wm. Dole
Chas, Krell
Golf Courge
Donald Rawson
Wood
6Th St. Clare
Wright St
Flint 4
Tim Graves
Eags State St
Condo
Universal Milking Machines
Hammermills
Lee EB
Gale
Ewart
Harry Grigg
Heatrola
L. R. Shear
Jas. A. Stanley
John Bell
St. Clare
Clare Sentinél
Second Land
John Deere Ap Tractor
Jess Stanley
Mb ‘Millés South
Houghton Laie
Anguire
Beagle Cate
Will' Wood
Gabe Varn
Snalt
Percy Smith
Land Roller
Ted Newman
Bratid Fay
Maca
Merrill, Michigan
Dent's Fruit Market
Congregational Ladies Guild
Chas. Kleinhardt, Jr
FF. W. Gray
G. R. Bogan
Rosebush
Marion
Emil Leis
Fowler Orchard
Marie Horning
Maple St
Sheai Hardware
H. M. Grasman
Earl Walker
George Winn
Cornwell's
Robert Shull
Rawleigh
Clare County
Freeport
Harold Blount
A. C. Hayes
Mifir
Whitlock
San
Gratiot Avenue
Alma
Alma Hay Company
Dan McDonald
Ford Sales and Service
McEwan
Sage Music House
S. Mission
Art’s Poultry Farm
Arts Poultry and Eggs
D. H. Mulloy
Nine Mile Road
R-1
Elm Grove
Burt Hess
Russell Ring
Shepherd
George Stoneman
R-5
Ithaca
Dent's
Ralph Leposky
Wayne School of Practical ‘Nursing
Box AA
c/o
Clare Sentinel
Don. Reynolds
East Seventh St
Chris Smith
W. First St. Clare
Gladwin
Samborn’s Produce & Furniture Co
A. H. Howlett Plumbing and Heating Co
N. McEwan St
Twin Elms
Parkview Hotel
Bicknell’s
Doherty
Sentinel Office
Chet Richard
Black
Mary Melnek
Chila
Sentinel
Reward
Paul
O. Snell
Hamilton St. Tejedo
Ohio
Us-27
D. Ward. Itt
United “Bonds
Auto Collision Service
Wes
Maxwell Radio ‘Service
Fourth Street
Clare, Michigan
WMC
Company
United States Employment Service
City Hall Clare
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