Farwell church notices and local telegrams
Church schedule includes Farwell Methodist Church Rev John Lockyer and pulpit guest Mrs Leah Gardon at 11 45 Sunday morning with Sunday school beforehand. Local items cover visits fishing trips family gatherings travel and community events in Gilmore Baldwin Clare and Lansing with many residents listed in weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
Leah Gardon
Jare
Walter Badger
Milo Jewett
Saginaw
Betty
John Henry
J. H. Stinchcombe
George Fuller
Edw. Bolen
Gilmore
Baldwin
Lester Leonard
Harrison
Charles Stinchcombe
Fred Bingham
Thomas Barlow
Detroit
Ttichard Whitalkar
Mt. Pleasant
W. C. Fuller
Curtice Hearns
Clare
Homer Stinchcombe
Greenwood
Roy Robinson
Elberta
Francis Thomas
Loomis
June House
Lansing
Walter Clock
Bilsie
Lillian Clock
Warren Brodie
EB. W. Brown
Lois Howell
Lake
Charles Graham
Dorothy Green
Jake George
Rebekahs
Park
Curtice Hearne
Clarence Davison
Donald
Jeddo
George Davison
Orr
Warren Davison
James Stanley
E. Horton
Elkton
Irene Bursick
Dave
H. W. Brown
Carrol
Irene Mudespaugh
Claud
Lenton
A. Richmond
Carl Schofield
Mary Schofield
J. Stanley
Gaylord Foryce
Fred * Barnum and
Jackson
Reed City
George Palmer
Fred Philips
Coleman
Miss Jennings
Fred Binghan
Don Luce
Lake George
Carrol Schofield
Maple Grove
Bernard Schofield
Robt
Louise Thomas
Harry Baker
Alden
L., Brown
Lockyer
Marie Robbins
L. Brown
Noble Grand Club
George Irwin
Elvira Davison
Local church services and leaders schedule posted
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists branch president B McGuire with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and prayer meeting at 1 30 p m plus Bible study at 7 30 p m The Church of God led by Mary E House holds Sunday School at 10 36 a m preaching at 11 30 a m Young Peoples meeting at 7 00 p m and another preaching at 8 00 p m Marie Smith leads prayer at 8 00 p m Wednesday church prayers continue nightly.
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Latter Day Saints
B. McGuire
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Young Peoples Meeting
Marie Smith
Fred Morgan Record Breaking Values at Low Prices
Folio listing supermarket prices for canned goods fruit jars and pantry staples. Items include 68¢ fruit jars quart jars 25¢ heavy duty rings 15¢ Peniel jelly pectin 10–15¢ beans potted meat sardines peanut butter and corn flakes with assorted sale prices.
Surrey Township Adopts Free Text Books
At the annual meeting Surrey Township votes to adopt free textbooks for grades through eight. Pupils may sell grade books at the High School with Superintendent R F Tyndall appraising value and paying cash. Dates for receiving books are August 2 and 5 in afternoon and evening. erase all marks and keep only name inside cover. Kinsey Biology books sought from high school pupils. school books handled at Burston's Drug Store.
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R. F. Tyndall
Kinsey
Burston
Surrey Township Agricultural School Elects Board and Votes on Textbooks
Minutes from July 26 1933 meeting show election of a three year school board president Elmer J Schofield and trustee John Carpenter. Voted to issue free textbooks through grade eight. term length nine months and bank depositary Farwell State Savings Bank.
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Farwell
Midh
Amnual
Surrey Township
Hlmer J. Schofield
Allen R. Graham
F. F. Littlefield
J. B. Palmer
W. Eisenhauer
J. L. Littlefield
C. Stinchcombe
School Board of Trustees
W. Eisenhawer
L. Finch
Farwell State
Elmer J. Schofield
John Carpenter
Surrey Township Agricultural School Financial Report 1933
Financial report for Surrey Township Agricultural School year ending June 30 1933 shows receipts totaling 14911.94 including general and library funds district taxes delinquent taxes and various aids. Expenditures list general control teaching supplies election expenses and other costs totaling 6864.54 with detailed line items for board salaries superintendent expenses and library costs.
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Surrey Township Agricultural School
General Fund
Library Fund
Turner Aid
Board of Education
Board of
School Department Expenditures and Audited Balance
A 1933 financial report lists expenses including wages of janitors and staff, fuel, maintenance, repairs, transportation of pupils, and new furniture. It notes a June 1933 audit correction, a grand total of expenditures of 14 925 85, a general fund overdraft of 13 91, and a final balance reconciliation of 14 911 94. Allen R. Graham signs as submitting official.
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General Fund
Allen R. Graham
Maple Syrup Made First by Indians in New York History
An article notes maple syrup and sugar were first developed by Native Americans in Syracuse New York. It cites estimates of U S annual value between two and three trillion dollars and discusses sap flow influenced by temperature, tree age leaf area and sunshine. It explains Indian freezing method and sap yields of five to forty gallons per tree and stresses thinning dense stands to improve crown size for higher sap production and sugar production as a prime forest product.
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Syracuse
Beating Him To It In August Presence
A young man asks permission to marry the daughter, facing a hostile father who doubts the proposal. He defends the match, praising the girl as all right while striving for a favorable outcome. The exchange is tense and reveals family resistance.
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Montreal Herald
Artist plans exhibition painting of thatched cottage
A German cartoon caption shows a farmer asking an artist about his work. The artist says he will send it to an exhibition and hopes thousands will see it. The farmer asks to display it for the summer months for a price.
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Nic
Lustige Blaetter
Berlin
NONE BETTER Guest-See Mock Turtle Soup Bid
A dialogue snippet shows a patron pressing for better fare while the waiter clarifies the establishment serves top mock turtle soup bought by the boss. The exchange highlights menu value and staff pride in quality.
Civil Service Question on Police Search Ruling
A reader reflects on a police search of a house and recalls discovering a hidden front door key, a penny stamp, several weeks prior, and four study items amid the inquiry.
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Civil Service
Fliegende
Rusher Motorist Quarrel Cited in Brooklyn Daily Eagle
A terse exchange between a rusher and a motorist with a chauffeur is cited, noting the chauffeur’s claim of over thirty years and the motorist’s reference to being a new driver. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle records the terse street corner remark.
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Creat Scott
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Well Rehearsed Play Authors Plan
A fragment notes a plan to write about a couple who quarrel, mentioning Neighbour-Noe and a wife in a rehearsal context. The text reads like a magazine snippet about a new plan or script development with quick dialogue hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlave
Answers Magazine
Those Crumpled Lids Pair Kitchenettie
A vivid Louisville Courier Journal line notes a figure named Kazy in a ring and hints at a fall from political prominence. The piece blends satirical imagery with a wildlife-like metaphor to imply a transformed public presence.
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Kazy
Louisville Courier-Journal
Road Sharing Question Sparks Quip Between Driver and Cop
A dialogue from Die Wochе im Bild records a policeman asking why the motorist did not yield. The motorist replies he would share the road once he knew which half the woman wanted, illustrating a humorous exchange after a collision.
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Bild
Alten
Faster Airplanes for Countries Air Routes
United Air Lines analysis shows a major speed boost in 1933 with new multi motor passenger planes cruising about 165 mph. From 1920 to 1927 typical speeds stayed under 100 mph, while this summer will bring the greatest increase in commercial flight speed yet.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Wrong Shop Customer Fes but Tight Gown Question
A bemused shopper questions the shop about a tighter gown while a nervous assistant defends the tailor. The Montreal Star notes the humor as staff clash with fashion expectations in a playful exchange.
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Fes
Montreal Star
Sleeping on My Land Snack Request From Boss
A dialogue fragment shows a worker asking the boss to have his wife prepare a snack, specifically ice cream, while discussing sleeping on the land. The exchange hints at staging of daily life or power dynamics in a rugged rural setting.
Bridegroom Forces Church Door For North Wales Wedding
A couple arrived at a Buckley church to wed but found doors locked as minister and guests waited outside. After more than an hour a bridegroom and others forced an opening, the wedding proceeding despite the delay.
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Braak
Congressional
Buckley
North Wales
Hidden cigars found in study box
A servant reports locating a box of cigars in the study bottom of the bookcase. Master inquires how found and learns the item was discovered only middling.
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John
Community notices from Clare area residents
A flurry of local visits and social events in Clare and surrounding towns. Families including the Scotts, Mahans, Smalleys and Finches shared visits, birthdays, and outings with relatives in Clare and nearby communities.
London Winter Temps Defy Global Positioning
The report notes London’s winter would be about 18°F if aligned to its globe position, yet the normal temperatures hover around 80 degrees due to seasonal variation.
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London
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Financial Report
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Lena Frees
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Roy Feighner
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Geo. Scott
F. Smalley
Wm. Mahan
Sam Muir
Clare Vistors
Frederick Scott
Fred Smalley
Raymond Scott
Aaron Irwin, Jr
Mt. Morris
Bernice Finch
Parnell
Marjorie Finch
Myrl Scott
Will Scott
Ewart
Harle Shoék
Bert Scott
Hazel Scott
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al Bassett
Chas. Cook
Win. Mahan
Sam Atur
Chas. Sherman
Dr. Hess
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Cornwall Farm
Jacob Ott
Samborn
Clare Phone
Jos. Horan
Sentinel Office
Borotha Ramey
Fred Sexton
John Haring Farny
Schroeder
Della B. Alward
Irvie
Pleasant Avenue
Eratosthenes
Egypt
Samborn Produce Co
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Goodyear Tires
H. J. Foster
East
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