Train Schedule and Local Church Notices
Central Standard Time train and evening schedule details listed alongside local meetings for K of P Lodge, Pythian Sisters, and churches. Notes on community events include Sunday School times, social services, and recent visits. Town residents and nearby areas mentioned with holiday gatherings and local infrastructure work by Consumers Power Co. and Dexter Delray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Power Co
Dexter Delray
Alma
Methodist Church Service and Social Notes
Rev George P Stanford pastor at 10 30 a m church school topic The 1st Commandment of Gods Supremacy Can we build a permanent civilization or permanent happiness and ignore it Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon Elmer Bently of South Dakota spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Frank Rawson Mrs Schofield and Mrs Mehew accompanied them home Mrs Ruth Hamp of Cadillac lives with Mr and Mrs Fred Bingham Floyd Burston and Layle Littlefield returned to Lansing to attend college after vacation here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Methodist Church
George P. Stanford
God
Elmer Bently
South Dakota
Frank Rawson
Wm. Wiggins
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Schofield
Schofield
Mehew
Ruth Hamp
Cadillac
Fred Bingham
Floyd Burston
Layle Littlefield
Lansing
Local Family News Highlights New Year Visits
New Year guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Rawson and others from Vernon Saginaw and Bath. Jeanette Green returned to Bath after visiting her parents the Grahams. Warwell Knights and Pythian Sisters attended a supper at Alma. Mr and Mrs L Gee and Mr and Mrs Sam Henry joined New Year dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John Henry. James Stanley family took Florence to Ferris Center for Cincinnati return. Mrs James Stinchcombe and grandson Don Stinchcombe visited from Detroit. James and Florence Stanley visited ill Burton Allen in Clare and called on Mrs M S Wymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rawson
Ee P. Oblivier
Rand
J. Denton
Vernon
Guy Murray
Saginaw
Jeanette. Green
Bath
Charles Graham
Warwell, Knights
Pythian
Alma
L. Gee
Sam Henry
John Henry
James Stanley
Florence
Ferris Center
Cincinnati
James Stinchcombe
Don ‘Stinchcombs
Detroit
Burton Allen
Clare
M. SS. Wymer
Wesley Teale
W. H. Bruckart
Sheridan
Aaron McReynolds
Flint
Vern Owens
Corlee
Grant
Battle Place
Forest Jordan
Ann Arbor
Prank Snider
Grayling
James Nevill
Midland
Jas. Cunningham
Curl Phillips
Burl Phillips
Rosebush
Arthur Phillips
Colonville
Will Marlin
GC. D. Harvey
Mona Gene
Arthur Johnson
Imogene Blystone
Clyde Brown
Bobbie
Gordon McIntosh
Elva Lea
Hinkleville
John Rodabaugh
John Schultz
Will Teale
Farwell West End Sunday School elects same staff
The Farwell West End Church of God Sunday School held an officer election January 5 and retained the same superintendent and teachers as last year. The note mentions Christmas gathering for Henry House’s family and a New Year visit with relatives, plus local weather and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Henry House
Wallace
Chas. House
Eaton Rapids
George Savage
Thos. Archer
Mt. Pleasant
John House
Rosebush
George House
Vernon
Bergey Family Social and School News Notes
Mr and Mrs Bert Bergey and relatives visited Lake Odessa and Saginaw during the holidays. Frank Musser stayed with grandparents in Clare and at Bert Bergey’s home. Our school resumed Monday after a two week vacation. Lydia Bergey visited S Harsh in Saginaw. others spent New Year’s Eve in Saginaw and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bergey
Doris Bergey
Alice Musser
Lake Odessa
Frank Musser
Ralph
Frankie
M. Harger
Clare
C. F. Goldeen
Carl Bergey
Clyde Hurch
Flint
E. Bergey
S. Harsh
Floyd Bergey
Saginaw
Lydia Bergey
Ed Wobey
Ed. Bergey
Bert
Local social notes from Vernon Hill community
Vernon Hill column lists numerous residents visiting relatives across Clare, Flint, Pontiac, Detroit and Hinkleville. Families including Teale, Mc Reynolds, Owens, Bronson, Hendrie, and others share New Year visits, school travel, illnesses, and hospitality across area towns.
Predatory Animal Bounty Costs in Michigan Tops Expected
Michigan reports 1935 bounty system costs through November at 32,415.50 dollars with December to come. Officials anticipate the year ending under the 40,000 dollar authorization as predator counts approach 4,000. Pelts paid include 2,575 adult coyotes, 1,012 bobcats, 179 coyote pups, 24 wolves and one wolf pup. The 1934 yearlong catch remains the record for the state trapper era. The paddlefish is noted as a rare Michigan fish with a unique long snout.
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Michigan
Lansing
Michigan gun permit applications rise with local offices
About 12 000 to 15 000 permits are issued yearly in Michigan. Applicants must apply to local Conservation Officers rather than to Lansing, highlighting a decentralized process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation
Lansing
Dictionary Ban Ignites Arkansas Controversy
A note notes that Webster's Dictionary was banned by Arkansas authorities after fundamentalists found a definition of evolution in it, triggering a heated local dispute and media attention during Collier's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Collier'r ‘Weekly
Community Notes From Mann Siding Area
Lawrence Burton returned to the hospital after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton. Our school resumed Monday after a short vacation. Oran Burton and family from Flint visited relatives here last week. Last Friday night the local Farmers Union held officer installations, showing strong community purpose. Tony Hoskey and family from Flint spent a couple weeks with relatives. Neighbors gathered at the Modern Heintz home New Years Eve to celebrate. Walter Green of Flint visited relatives here this week. A. E. Burton visited Flint earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl Hisenhauer
Lansing
Harold “Tyndall
Watersmeet
U. P
R. Tyndall
Ernest Horton
Flint
John Moore
Jack
John Ritchie
Weidman
Ronald Barton
Extension Club
Lawrence Burton
Emerson Burton
Oran Burton
Farmer’s Union
Tony Hoskey
Heintz
Walter Green
A. E. Burton
Local Social Roundup From Loch-A-Bar Area
Sunday dinners and weekend visits figure in a Loch-A-Bar community sketch. Names include A F Ambrosier A Cline Hawood Sherman L Frisby W Finch W MacDonald and L Ambrosier, with trips to Farwell Detroit Harrison and Bear Lake noted.
Clare visit highlights from Southeast Sheridan notices
Mrs. Ross Coe spent a day with the H. Sowle family in Clare and had supper there. Gail Sowle of Clare visited the Fred Coe home for the week. Lavern Barber and family called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Schaar. Orla Barber and family of Flint stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Loomis, and sister Mrs. Leslie Randle last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Coe
H. Sowle
Clare
Ross
Gail Sowle
Fred Coe
Lavern Barber
R. Schaar
Orla Barber
Flint
F. D. Loomis
Leslie Randle
West Vernon
Glen Sawdon
Pontiac
A. Densmore
Ray Parish
Mark Sowle
Annabell Cobleigh
Mildred Barber
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West
East
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Farwell State Savings Bank
Farwell
Banking Department
Real Hestath Mortgages
U. S
Pledrad
Eee Ge
U. S&s
Savings
State OF
Allen’ R. Graham
Bernard ‘Schofeld
G. EH. Lamb
Allen R. Graham
Cashier
West End
Loomis
Mussell’s Quality Drug
Vernon Hill News
Michigan Department of Conservation
Mich
Stanton Tax Land Service
J. W. Bell
John Ruby
Wm. Thayer
D—X Gas Station
Robi. Gardner
William Corrie
Lena Frees
Alvin Harmon
A. E. Howlett
East 4Th Street
Round Oak Range
Dunlop Cafe
Lawrence Gibbs
Maple Street
Crystal Bakery
Hoosier
J. Archambault
Carl Budd
Harrison
Manly Mills
A. F. Ambrosier
A. Cline
Alger
Hawood Sherman
White Cloud
L. Frisby
W. Finch
Frank Littlefield
Bear Lake Farm
Wm. Dunlap
Lelan Mills
Mart Graves
Mart
Pine Street
Jennings Archambault
Key
Fred Newsome
Charlotte, Mich
Ida Crigier
Wegt 1St St
Wm. Lowery
School House
Fred Hudson
Cg, H. Sutherland
Kemp
St. Clare
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Samborn
L. Hogs
W. Jackson
Notich
Arthur Mayhew
Beaverton
J. W. Hendrie
Sentinel Office
Dunlop Cate
J. W. Dunlop
Haelish
Yale & Brown
Sentinel
D. Ward
Soi
Clare Sentinel
Samborn Produce Co
W. C. Cornwell Ranch
Clare Central
J. E. Doherty
Real Estate News
Vernon City
First Street
Real Estate
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