Farwell and Clare Churches Plan Services and Community News
Local churches list Sunday programs including Sunday School Morning Worship and midweek services. Community notes report visits from residents to relatives in Detroit, Lansing and Mt. Pleasant, road paving progress toward Gilmore farm, and a birthday dinner for John Palmer. Marion beat Farwell 18 to 11 in a Sunday ball game.
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Ben
Alan
Rosebush
Merie ‘Davison
Louise
Maxine
Rhea May
Flint
Lena
Wallace
Graham
Davison
Detroit
Sunder
E. Richards
Alma
Earlake
Middleton
Jas. Stanley
John Palmer
Gilmore Church
Chiist
James Richmond
Laurel
Alfred Richmond
R. Engstrom
Engstrom
August Enestrom
Arnold
Big Rapids
August Engstrom
Don Luce
Frank Luce
Lake George
Anna Armstrong
Anna
Lillian Preston
Owosso
Vincent Hisenhauer
Franklin Littlefield
Harrison
Edith Schroeder
Charles
Chas. Stinchcombe
Edith
Gabe van Buskirk
Jack Miller
Marion
Surrey Township High School
Central State Teachers College
Harry Baker
Miss Rose
Royal Oak
Alden
Rose
Madge Lamb
Bertha Rowan
Mt. Pleasant
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Lamb
Maple Grove Church Notice and Local Social Reports
Rev M Van Brocklin pastors Maple Grove with Sunday School at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30. A Thursday prayer meeting at 8. Eva Rulapaugh and daughter Doreen from Lansing weekend guests. Nancy Eileen arrived June 26 and is doing well. FE F A boys toured Detroit Jackson Lansing Midland last week. Louis Finch had a minor accident Sunday, scratches and bruised arms after door opened in Ralph Hilyard’s car.
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M. van Brocklin
Eva Rulapaugh
Doreen
Lansing
L. D. Rulapaugh
Walter Smedley
Herschel Reiss
Nancy Eileen
Chas. Stinchcombe
Victor Birdsall
Richard
Donald Atwood
Garth Corey
Earl Smedley
Alfred Tigner
Junior Schofield
FE. F. A
Detroit
Jackson
Midland
Louis Finch
Ralph Hilyard
Gilmore Center Church Services and Local Visits
Gilmore Center Church of Christ schedules preaching at 10:00 a.m. Communion each Sunday and Bible School at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:45 a.m. followed by preaching. Local residents Earl E. Vayette and the Fordyce families hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns during the weekend and June vacation Bible school began June 29 for two weeks with invitation to all youngsters.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Earl E. Vayette
Egbert Fordyce
Archie Fordyce
Claud Fordyce
Freeman Fordyce
Greenville
George. Holmes
Farwell
Hol. McAlvey
Rowena
Hart Fordyce
Mt. Pleasant
Alfred Sietz
Harrison
Earl EB. Vayette
Ronald
Mary Louise
James Pitts
Mer Wilson
Pontiac
Elem, Seymour
Donald
Leona
J. Pitty
Herbert Glass
Howard Rathburn
Saginaw
Lavern Paitry
Pleaggitt
Gilmore: Church of Christ
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Thos
S. Dorsey
Emil Hirzel
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Clare Sentinel
He Knew Better Asks A Simple Sum
Little George answers a riddle about three glasses of refreshments and his father drinking one. When asked what would be left he repeatedly says none. The adult remarks he lacks mental arithmetic, but Georgie asserts he knows his father.
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George
Georgie
Stray Stories Magazine
Dinex Bar Idle Spot Noticed On Menu
Dinex customer greets Tom and notes a grease spot on today’s bill of fare, while a friend mentions the blemish was not seen yesterday.
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Dinex
Tom
Family and friends visit across Bay City to Clare and Clare area
Bay City residents Mr and Mrs Friar and Mr and Mrs Carolan visit Will Duncan family. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Carner bring relatives. Clare residents Mrs Myrtle Owens and daughter Joyce Ann, Mrs Fred Smalley and Anna May meet Geo Scott family. Local visits include T H Brooks illness and various social calls in Clare Evart Farwell and Saginaw areas.
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Jeanette Green
Midland
Blanche Burston
Herman Gieseler
Bannen
Woith
Stinch’ Combe
John ‘Henry
Coleman
Curtis
Hearns
Laura
Horn
Leare
Barbara
Jane
Martha’ Dell
Hatth Gldson
Homie
Camp Kitanniwa
Dowling
Mich
James Stinchcombe
Will Ritchie
Lawrence Ritchie
Detroit
Maude Jackson
Mabel Hubbard
Pontiac
May Freeman
Ergin Freeman
Gilmore
Frank Babcock
Clare
Harold Sprowl
Birch
Aon
al Powell
Lillian Moore
Saginaw
EH. Horton
Bay City
Annabelle
Plimt
Edith Ritchie
Trout Creek
Gertrude Marsh
WGC
Puler
John Moore
Flint
Friar
Carolan
Carner
Will Duncan
Linda
Cornell
Jackson
Myrtle Owens
Joyce Ann
Fred Smalley
Anna May
Geo. Scott
T. H. Brooks
Chester U Halstead
Farwell
Renzil Martin
Alfred Peterson
Brinton
Eleanor Galombiski
Evart
Myri Scott
Muriel
That New Drink Nightclub Advice Prank Recalls Car Names
A young matron visiting New York was anxious about ordering at clubs. A friend advised ordering a sidecar but she found she was tricked at Rainbow Bar where she asked for a car wheel and staff were unfamiliar with it.
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New York City
Kansas City Star
Applicant explains age anomaly in 1920s interview
A Black woman aged seventy answers questions from an investigator in St. Louis. She says she has a daughter aged seventy-five and explains the discrepancy by saying she married very early, prompting the investigator’s puzzled reaction.
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St. Louis Star-Times
Maurice Quietly Sits as Mother Seeks Him Up
A four year old boy named Maurice sits perfectly still on the floor and tells his mother he is only living. The scene reveals a child’s playful remark about existence.
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Maurice
Making Certain Her Wealthy Father
A humor piece notes the suitor questions a modest salary before asking for consent to marry. The daughter’s wealthy father looms as the financial obstacle, and the suitor defends his resolve to secure a job first.
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Humorist Magazine
Pouter Pigeon Passes for Big Gun in Comic Exchange
A playful frame names a character as a “puffed up” big shot and clarifies the joke by calling him Mr. Pouter Pigeon. The exchange relies on humor about self-importance and cartoonish swagger.
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Mr. Pouter Pigeon
Harold's misnamed motor boat confuses Maude and Magmie
In a snippet of dialogue Maude wonders what Harold calls his motor boat. Magmie cannot name it exactly but notes the engine start scene hints at a different name than the bow inscription.
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Harold
Maude
Magmie
Rivalry Over Magazine Tone Sparks Writer Exchange
A popular economist author and a magazine critic debate the need for sensational tone to attract readers. The writer argues bold style prevents readers from skipping articles to fiction. The critic concedes the claim may hold but questions overall balance.
Why Blushes Creep in a Heroine's Face
A fragmentary line reads Daphne's vivid blush spreading slowly as she wonders why blushes creep on a heroine's face. He retorts that if blushes ran they would kick up this dust, exposing the brute's view.
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Daphne
Private Woods Notice Causes Polite Reader Confusion
A short quip from Person's Weekly plays on a gamekeeper and a polite boy who pass a private notice at a woods entrance. The exchange hinges on the word Private and the boy's refusal to read further, highlighting cautious curiosity.
Chief Investigator Duties in Department of Justice
The director of investigation of the Department of Justice has general charge of investigating offenses against U S laws except counterfeiting narcotics and other matters outside Justice Jurisdiction. He oversees acquisition collection classification preservation and exchange of criminal identification records and investigations regarding official matters. He may be directed by the attorney general and is responsible for matters assigned by the attorney general.
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United States
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