Farwell Church Notes And Local Social Roundup
Farwell Methodist Church notices include Rev. John Lockyer sermon at 11 50 after Sunday School with the theme What New Ideas Do To Us Mid week Bible study at 7 45 Thursday updates on community events and local visits Decoration day gatherings and a long list of residents visiting relatives and attending services in nearby towns and farms The column records many local names and weekend social activities across the Farwell area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
Church Notices and Meetings Schedule
The listing covers Church of God services at 10 30 Sunday School 11 30 preaching 9 30 Young People 8 Cottage prayer Wednesdays and a June House meeting led by Mary House Cottage prayer. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Branch President R B McGuire Sunday School 10 30 Prayer 11 30 Women’s Department every other Thursday 2 00 Christian Legion meeting time and place to be announced Everyone welcome.
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Church OF God
Mary
June House
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Women’s Department
Christian Legion
Card of Thanks for sympathy and comforting words
Expressions of gratitude to friends for sympathy and to singers for hymns and Mr Locuyer for comforting words after the loss of father and brother The Gardiner family
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Locu
Gardiner Panty
Gardiner Family Man Dies After Kenton Accident
Joseph W. Gardiner born February 15 1861 in New Boyne Canada moved across Michigan and Mississippi before settling in Laurel. He died after a May 26 1930 automobile crash in Kenton Ohio at 73 leaving a large family including son Raymond and daughters Eula Grace and Willena. Funeral held at Farwell Methodist church with interment Surrey cemetery.
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Joseph W. Gardiner
Joseph
Alicia Gardiner
New Boyne
Canada
Vassar
Michigan
Isarbella County
Clare
Rosa ‘P. Barr
Claude Wesley
Farwell
Cadillac
Laurel
Mississippi
Kenton
Ohio
McKitrick Hospital
Raymond
Detroit
Eula Grace Binton
Longview
Washington
Willena Fish
New Orleans
Elizabeth Brophy
Mt. Pleasant
Fannie Reed
Flint
Minerva Richmond
Albert
John
Saginaw
Henry
Harrison
Farwell Methodist Church
J. E. Lockyer
Madge Lamb
June House
Edith Stinchcombe
Surrey Cemetery
Lena Wish
Raymond Gardiner
Wlnt
J. T. Gardiner
Henry Gardiner
Anna Rhodes
W. W. Brophy
Pleasant
A. S. Muterspaugh
Dean
G. Muterspaugh
Rosebush
B. Muterspaugh
C. Muterspaugh
Delwin
Duncan McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Pat Battle
Decoration Day Exercises Under Woman's Relief Corps
Park program by the Woman's Relief Corps featured music by the High School Orchestra under Mrs Lamb, readings by Mrs Leonard and Ruth Stanley, a duet by June House and Edith Stinchcombe, a flag drill by twenty girls, and an address by Rev J E B Lockyer. The event closed with singing America and taps by Dale Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Lamb
Randall
Leonard
Ruth Stanley
June House
Edith Stinchcombe
J. EB. Lockyer
America
Assembly
Taps
Dale Miller
Roy Root Family Moves to New Home Near Lansing
The Roy Root family left for a new home near Lansing on Saturday. Mrs. Lay visits Far Well with the Bakers. Milton Davison worked near Harrison last week. Art Walker spent several days in Farwell. Herschel Reiss and Olen Witt returned from Flint Saturday night. Miss Blanche Halstead returned from Lansing Sunday. Erril Austin and wife of Flint and Alice Austin of Farwell spent Sunday at the Sanborn home. The Gallaghers of Farwell were Sunday callers at Sanborn’s. Mr Tryon and three children from Washington state arrived Sunday and will take their home at the Tryon farm. Mr and Mrs Cecil Davison and children along with Herschel Reiss and son were Big Rapids and Reed City callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Holden
Montebello
Cal
D. W. Rowe
Big Rapids
H. BE. Holmes
Ruth Holmes Johnson
Ian MacLaren
W. H. Thrall
Farwell
Frank White
Marion
Margaret McLeod
Duncan Keoplinger
Flint
George Fuller
B. Buckner
Lansing
J. A. Stinchcombe
R. Whitaker
Mt. Pleasant
W. C. Fuller
P. Mullen
Tony
Bob
Midland
Wellington Robinson
Boyne City
Warriner
Mt. Pleasant College
Messrs Schofield
Powell
Burston
Lockwood
LeRoy Whitney
Bernard Gardon
Charles Graham
Franklin Littlefield
Shirley May Barton
R. Barton
Leo Barton
Barton
Pat McMullen
Lester Stinchcombe
Don
Detroit
S. Pierce
Clio
Rev. Thrall
J. L. Littlefield
Boughton
Saginaw
Austin Trumbull
Lloyd Harvey
Fred Bingham
Frye
Jackson
Mr. Barnum
Fred Manns
Cadillac
Ernest Horton
Agnes Bursick
Bikton
Bursick
Hutchinson and Son
Carl Schofield
Mary Schofield
Henry Gardiner
Sears
A. Trumbull
Trumbull
Loren Philps
Micheal
Anna Hinds
Meryl Davison
Harley Bentley
Simon Bentley
O’brien
Spence
Johnson
Dan Butterfield
Lyman Frisby
Vee Honeywell
Ludington
B. W. Brown
Walter Badger
Frank Salsavage
Wight Point Lake
Kelley
Hugene
Okemos
Merril Perry
Gerald Green
Nelson
Romulus
John Henry
Louis Gee
Surrey Township
Ronald Barton
John Ritchie
Weidman
Hart Holden
H. Holden
George Palmer
George Tyndall
Searle Barnett
Branch
Russell Tyndall
Milton Davison
Harrison
Art Walker
Herschel Reiss
Olen Witt
Blanche Halstead
Erril Austin
Alice Austin
Sanhorn
Mrs. Gallagher
Sanborn’s
Stanley Tryon
Washington State
Mr. Tryon
Tryon Farm
Cecil Davison
Mra
Herschel Reiss and Son
Reed City
Children Suffer From Cataract Disorder In Eye Disease Note
Cataract, an eye disease usually found in older people, can occur in children though it is rare. Medical authors highlight cases where young patients experience impaired vision requiring evaluation and treatment.
Retiring Mall Carriers Honored With Greenery
An evening event honored retiring rural letter carriers Charles Stinchcombe and George Palmer. Mrs Louis Gee hosted a gathering where a bond of friendship was highlighted. Both men received a verdant evergreen tree as a keepsake of their long years of service.
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Louis Gee
Charles Stinchcombe
George Palmer
Stinchcombe
Mr. Palmer
Community Notes Highlight Local Travel and Graduation
Mrs. Gertrude Scott and Virginia Cornell returned from Jackson with Irvin. Local residents visited Lansing and Detroit for business and family matters. Eighth grade graduates Donna Hindman, Alice Davison, Harvey Hathon, and Herbert Lewandoski were honored at Harrison. Community members hosted a donation party after a house fire. Several families visited Farwell, Clare, and Evart for social and shopping outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Scott
Virginia Cornell
Jackson
Irvin
D. Scott
Lansing
J. L. Cook
Abbie Metcalf
Wm. Race
Carson City
Clifford Powlison
Durand
Harrison
Donna Hindman
Alice Davison
Harvey Hathon
Herbert Lewandoski
Matthew Scott
Faith
Lakeview
Rachel Ann Pitts
Barrytom
Dwight Gilman
Leah Adair
June
Flint
O. C. Somerville
F. EK. Smalley
Muriel
Geo
Scott
Maxine Cornell
Aaron Irwin
Farwell
Raymond Scott
Clare
C. F. Howell
Ferris Institute
Sam Muir
Chas. Cook
Dams of Brush and Alternatives Durability for Erosion Control
The U S bureau notes temporary gullies check dams from brush last two and a half to three years while pole dams last about a year longer. Rock dams outlast others, with time stabilizing by silt and grass layers, though pale dams may fail after heavy rains.
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Insect Protection for Stored Crops Warned by Expert
Entomologist A. D. Farrar of the Illinois Natural History Survey cautions that NRA and AAA activities may raise market values, making stored commodities like dried beans peas apples and other fruits vulnerable to destructive insects after weeks to months in storage. He advised close protection of storage areas and proper pest control measures.
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Farma
NRA
AAA
A. D. Farrar
Illiois
Stomach Sufferers O K ME-BA Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Buenger's ME-BA Alkaline Powder as a modern remedy for stomach disorders. It claims the ingredients restore the stomach’s balance and guarantee satisfaction or money back. Sold by Mrs. A. Mussell, Druggist, at 58a and $1.00.
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Buenger
A. HE. Mussell
Harrison Club Notes Seeding, Graduation, Picnic
The Harrison community reports seed supplies remaining and eighth grade graduation turnout about 20 percent. A base pall game in Farwell drew interest with Farwell beating Harrison 1 0. Next club meeting is Tuesday June 12 in the new Lake George Community building with a basket supper and conservation interest urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Farwell
Lake George
Washington News and Comments by Rep. Rey C. Woodruil
Congressman Woodruil denounces a proposed Agricultural Department power grab that would let the Secretary dictate farming, processing, and distribution with penalties on violators. He warns of autocratic control, graft risks, and unconstitutional overreach, noting prior rejections and renewed Senate push.
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Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Congress
Himperer
Committee On Apticulture
The
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Tugwell
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Washington Herald
Senate Committee On Agriculture
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Archie Owens
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Wm. Morrison
Myrtle
Vera B. Peterson
Roy Feighner
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Ira Miller
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Roy McKinnon
J. H. Seeley
Essex
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Tumber
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B. N. Mercer
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D. E. Mater
D. W. Osborn
Clare Sentinel
Jas. A. Stanley
Wool
Henry W. Borders
Ward Feighner
Sentinel Office
Samborn's
L. B
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Fred Sexton
Bernard Eberhart
H. M.K” Winder
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