Rebekah Club elects officers at Thursday meeting
The Rebekah Club met in their hall Thursday night for officer elections. Alice Shilling was reelected president, Ethel Thrush named vice president, and Edna Laverty elected secretary-treasurer. Next meeting will be at John Laverty’s home. Prizes and a sumptuous lunch were served. All attendees reported a good time.
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Rebekah Club
Alice Shilling
Ethel Thrush
Edna Laverty
John Laverty
Farwell Women’s Club to Meet at Warners Restaurant
The Farwell Womans Club will meet at Warners Restaurant on Monday January 11 at 7 p.m. Hostesses are Lenore Terwilliger and Cecilia Bigelow.
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Farwell Womans Club
Warners Restaurant
P.m
Lenore Terwilliger
Cecilia Bigelow
P T A Voters Set Amendment For February
January P T A meeting at the high school heard a proposal to amend Article Five moving officer elections from March to April and installations from April to May to align with the school year. Phase two of statewide surveys was discussed with results due before the next meeting and a film showing planned.
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P.T.A
Carolyn Tryon
Bellow
Teachout
Hackin
Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mich. ‘Assor. of
Hudson Keenan
Missionary Church Youth Lead New Year Service and Meetings
Sunday evening services at the Missionary Church were led by the Young People with scripture and song followed by a New Year message by John Locke. A business meeting is set for 6 45 p m Saturday at John Locke's home, then the Annual Missionary Church and Sunday School business meeting. Prayer meeting Thursday at Locke home. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Thursday January 7 at 8 00 at the church with Mrs William Flower and Mrs Dale Hines in charge. hostesses are Mrs John Archbold and Mrs Herb Rice.
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Missionary Church
John Locke
Missionary Youth Fellowship
Locke
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
William Flower
Dale Hines
John Archbold
Herb Rice
WCTU Meeting In Farwell At Mrs Scho field Home
The Farwell WCTU will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Anna Scho field on S Hall January 14 at 2 pm. The topic is Legislation Our Responsibility toward the Legislative program and What will be required of Women in the Current Census. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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Farwell W.C.T.U
Anna Schofield
S Hall
Warnings To Ice Fishermen For Winter Outings
The Conservation Department warns fishermen to identify shanties with owner name and address on insoluble materials at least two inches high. Elevate shanties to avoid snow and ice problems, remove supports after season, and use caution driving on ice to protect all. Watch for thin or discolored ice, place markers around holes, and do not dump debris on ice. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars and 90 days in jail. Public access points should be used to avoid trespassing on private property.
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Conservation Department
Farwell Briefs Social Roundup Across Holidays
Readable snippets list extensive New Year visits and family gatherings across Farwell and nearby towns. Guests include Nancy Joslin in Mt Pleasant, Thea Mielke at her farm, and Mrs Pauline Leis in Clare. Multiple families marked anniversaries and wedding milestones while relatives traveled to Troy Barryton and Sugar Island.
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O. W
Big Rapids
Ferris Institute
Merle Halslander
Leon Thrush
Thrushes
Leo Varney
Mrs. Thrush
Higgins Home
Emerson Blodgett
Grant Gingerich
Barryton
Lena Davison
Ann. Arbor
Jennie “Finch
Finch
Alma Perry
Inez Bentley
Ruth Ann
Frank Thompson
Miss Murphy
James ‘Thompson
Elna
Dover
Frank Coker
Mary LeVitt
Carl Calkins
Kalkaska
Cokers
Ralph Cook
Croswell
Kenneth Renner
Gilmore Church
Lena Davis
Harrison
Marilyn Higgling
George Updyke
Temple
Grover Jr
Grover Updyke Sr
Frank Thrush
Sidney Thrush
Charles
Roy Acre
Marine City
Fred Horn
Roy Cummins
Lansing
Irving
Hattie Butterfield
Edward
Saginaw
Minnesota
James Lawson
Baby
Flint
Ernest Orton
Carl
Perry Putnam
Bernard Glass
Calvin Erhart
Clare
Don Barber
Ellis Barber
Ray Stratch
Huband
Arlo Barber
Arley Renner
Francis Phipps
Thomas Elliott
Joan Shilling
Elliott
Jess Shafer
Winter Rainbow Trout Ice Fishing Tips From Michigan
Michigan Conservation Department urges winter anglers to target rainbows under about 15 feet of water near shoals, noting they travel well off the bottom and share spots with perch. Use a four to five foot limber rod and a free running reel for large trout. Live minnows and small spoons or ice flies work well as bait.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Winter rainbow fishing opens on lakes and streams
Lists of lakes and streams open to winter rainbow fishing are available. The Conservation Department's Lansing office and district field headquarters can provide the required permits and details.
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The
Conservation Department
Lansing
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London
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Rainbow Trout
Russ’ Record Shop
Ideal Theatre Bldg
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Beaverton
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