IOOF Installation Held for Farwell Lodge and Gold Leaf
On January 6 1965 Farwell 1 0 0 F No 210 and Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 208 held installa tions with Clare Lodge staff. Grand Marshalls Patsy Schla fley Ernest Irwin Ina Hammond and Earl Henderson attended as District Deputy Presidents. Pro Tem filled Noble Grand Elect Bert Atteberry due to illness. Officers listed for both lodges. about ninety attendees. Lunch followed served by Alice Shilling Mildred Rawson Irene Green Minnie Arts and Beatrice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell 1
Vern Purdue
Bill Rawson
Earl Coker
Charles Strauch
R.S.N.G
Duncan Koeplinger
L S.N.G
George Snyder
Ken, Clark
R.S.V.C
Louis Bowen
L.S.V.C
Bob Wilson
George Shilling
Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Stella Koeplinger
Marion Purdue
Hazel Coker
Tlah Atteberry
Mary Apdegraph
Minnie Arts
Shirley Bonham
Margaret Bedard
Mary Barlow
Nellie Young
L.S.N.G
Elvira Moore
R.S.V.G
Ruth Miller
L.S.V.G
Patricia Snover
Guardian
Mabel Campbell
Bernise Snover
Ninty
Alice Shilling
Mildred Rawson
Irene Green
Beatrice Smith
Farwell Woman's Club Meets. Parliamentan Laws Program Presented
The Farwell Woman's Club held its regular meeting with Mrs. Walter Badger as hostess. President Mrs. Frank Coker led the business session. program on Parliamentary Laws by Mrs. William Flower and Mrs. Grace Sherman. Rolls named congressmen. Roberts Rules referred. Badger named to assist Cancer Committee. Publicans Cook Book given to members. Grace Bible Church elected Sunday School officers. Don Cowles supervised, James Richardson assistant, Shirley Cowles secretary-treasurer. World Day of Prayer service Jan 17 features Wilbur Smith of Grand Rapids and special music, followed by a potluck. Young Peoples meeting Sundays at 7 pm led by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Farwell Woman’s Club
Walter Badger
Frank Coker
William Flower
Grace Sherman
Woman’s Club
Roberts
Cancer Committee For This Section. Mrs. Montzee
Elford Cedarburg
Grace Bible Church
New
Don Cowles
James Richardson
Shirley Cowles
Wilbur Smith
Grand Rapids
Farwell Briefs From January Meeting Notes
The Blue Star Mothers held a January 5 meeting with 16 members and elected officers for 1965. Opal Curtis was chosen president. next gathering set for January 19. Also noted are visits, hospital stays, and social calls among local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Star
Opal Curtis
W. A. Doidge
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Orson Dyer
Doidges
Farwell
W.C. T.U
Jesse Wood
S. Hall
Carl McIntyre
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Death by Own Action Mountain to be Shown at Farwell Church
A Japanese film titled Death by Own Action Mountain will be shown Sunday evening January 17 at 8:00 at Farwell Missionary Church. The story follows a Japanese farmer who contemplates suicide but finds hope and a new start through a Gospel tract. The public is invited to view the film and enjoy special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Missionary Church
Japan
Farwell and Midland visitors at local homes on Sunday
Farwell residents Mr and Mrs James Brooks and Mr and Mrs Emil Lampeart plus Harry McDonald visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Brooks for Sunday dinner. Mrs Opal Curtis visited sister Mrs Lloyd Moffett in Alma and stopped at the Masonic Home. Last week Mrs Albert Miller spent two days in Clare with her sister Mrs Robert Gardener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amo -Wee
Mae
Rumsey Swallow
Tommy
Harrison
Roy Shear
Shear
Herbert Miller
Cadillac
Jay Kinsey
Gary Lee
Sidney Hood
Mary Strand
Robert Preston
Ann Arbor
Lyle Dickinson
Quinton Collin
Mt. Pleasant
Dickinson
Margaret May
Roy Putnam
Clare Hospital
Putnam
Thelma Spears
Sharon Collins
Flint
Gail
Bernard Glass
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Emma Perry
Gilmore
Pat Mogg
Reva Stittsworth
Mogg
Virgil Wirt
Clare
Farwell
James Brooks
Lansing
Emil Lampeart
Midland
Harry McDonald
Thomas Brooks
Don Ferguson
Art
Opal Curtis
Lloyd Moffett
Alma
Albert Miller
Robert Gardener
Clare Sentinel mail subscriptions available in Michigan and beyond
Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates: Clare-Isabella County Post Offices 3.00 dollars, elsewhere in Michigan 3.50, anywhere in the U.S. outside Michigan 4.00. Publisher William B. Elden announces the weekly issue. Located at 112 West Fourth Street Clare Michigan, issued every Thursday and entered as second class matter under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Clare-Isabella County
Michigan
U.S
Michigan Press Association
William B. Elden
West Fourth Street
Clare
BPW To Select Candidates For Miss Clare
Clare Business and Professional Women's Club met at Hotel Doherty with thirteen members. Janet Johnston and William Case spoke on school funding and teacher salaries, urging a January 18 vote on the extra millage. the club plans to select candidates for Miss Clare and Miss Clare County for the winter festival on January 29-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club
Doherty
Leone Boardman
Janet Johnston
School Citizens Committee
William Case
Board of Education
Con
Case
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Clare B.P.W. Club
Clare
Clare County
Bettie Marotzke
Helen Anderson
Jayne Krainik Maxine Ritter
Ruth Cotter
Jean Jabour
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Conservation Department
Mich
Dept. of Conservation
IOOF
Farwell News
Grace Bible
Church News
Dale Richardson
Prudential
Clare Loan Co
Pesche
Swifts
Hart
Econe Tomatoes
Swifts Brookfield Creamery Buttery
Pillsbury
Tetley
Hekman Goldrush Cookie
Deluxe
Grahams Penguins
Galaxies
Fudge Stripes
Schugs Farm Fresh
BPW
Ababa
Alexander Shoes
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