Marriage and church events span Farwell and Ann Arbor
It notes a Saturday wedding of Everett Irwin and Beatrice Wilson with Rev. M. F. Nash officiating and a plan to reside in Flint. It also reports Mrs Shepard's closing exercises at Farwell ward school with recitations and music and an upcoming 55th class reunion activities for the class of 1871 in Ann Arbor including a luncheon, Senate reception, and baccalaureate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dverett Irwin
Farwell
Beatrice. P. Wilson
Clare
Robert Irwin
Ethel Wilson
M. F. Nash
Flint
J. L. Littlefield
Ann Arbor
Littlefield
Finney
Hutchins
Senate
Alumni Hall
Little
Hill Auditorium
Farwell church notes news and local visits
Sunday services at the usual hour with Sunday School then evening services at 8 pm. The pastor will meet boys and girls next week. Numerous locals including Mrs. Munger ill, Miss Armstrong in hospital, and many visitors from Flint Detroit Mt Pleasant and Saginaw are listed. The Farwell community holds picnics, banquets, Class Day and Commencement events with arms and flowers presented to seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghurgch OF
Henry House
Bert Chapman
Munger
Wm. Armstrong
Detroit
Salome Smith
Louis Gee
Doris Gordon
J. L. Littlefield
Lochabar Cottage
Herb McGinnis
Lewis Brown
Saginaw
Farwell High School
Hight Point Lake
Schofield
Ypsilanti
Wesley Austin
Flint
Orval Sherman
M. F. Nash
Forest Howell
Allegan and
Muskegon
Anna Armstrong
Joan Brasington
Mt. Pleasant
C. L. Brasington
Herbert
Lee Rosenfield
Worcester
Ohio
W. C. Fuller
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Monday. She Reports Mr. Fuller
Lila Gage
Sarah Owen
J. T. Owen
G. A. R. Post
Jas. Davison
Church of God
Farwell
John Henry
Charles Stinchcombe
Duncan Koeplinger
New Port
R. I
Smith
Laverty
Brandeberry
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Josephine Rainey
Mexico
M. B. Ladies Aid
Ladies Library
Charles Gorham
Jesse B. Brasington
Gilmore
Joe Graham
Lansing
Sadie McNeill
Carl
Burnside
Melva
Bernice Abbott
Frank Wolf
Donald Melvin
Fred B. Nash
Greenville
Margaret
Agnes
Jas. F. Graham
Bad Axe
Louisa Graham
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Graham
Thid Place
George Moat
Aurghter
Lucille
Collicut
Royal Oak
John Palmer
Mallet Lake
Farwell Woman's Club Holds Year End Meeting
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered at Mrs W Brown's home with Mrs Brown and Mrs Luce as hostesses. Sixteen members attended and recited Psalms. Mary Owen spoke on the Holy Land while Isabell Woodward described South American scenery and Bertha Babcock read. Jessie Palmer organized a spelling contest. Minerva Richmond won first prize and Esther Luce the hooby prize. Rose and Esther Luce performed a music selection. Refreshments followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman's Club
W. Brown
Minerva Richmond
Esther Luce
Financial report for Surrey township school district 1925
Financial report of School District No. 1 Surrey township for the year ending July 13 1925 shows receipts totaling 11888.87 including moneys on hand from 1924 across library general primary and tuition funds with district taxes and temporary loans. Expenditures list payments to teachers librarians books debt service and general purposes totaling 11888.87 with year end balances in library and general funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey Township
E. Bingham
Sec'y
Gilmore band praised for Memorial Day music by J'arwell Relief Corp
The J'arwell Relief Corp thanks the Gilmore band for providing music on Memorial Day, recognizing their contribution to the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J’arwell Relief Corp
Gilmore Band
Wisconsin Experts Give Rations for the Chicks
Wisconsin poultry guidance outlines initial corn cake feeding for newly hatched chicks and a follow up mash for fattening. It cites Cornell University as recommending a wet mash with corn meal white middlings and oats, mixed with milk to a batter, with two pounds of milk per pound of mash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Poultry Department
Cornell University
Hatchability of eggs depends on breeding stock condition
The hatchability of eggs rests on the constitutional condition of the breeding stock to produce eggs. It notes that the vigor of the stock depends on proper housing and feeding, and that healthy hens and well-matured pullets can both be used for breeding with care.
Ten Winners Crowned In Firestone Indy Race On Decoration Day
Firestone Full-Size Gum-Dipped Balloon tires powered ten winners in the Indianapolis Speedway Classic on Decoration Day. Frank Lockhart won at 95.88 mph on a rain-soaked 402 1 2 mile course without a tire change, continuing Firestone success at Hoosier Speedway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Peter DePaolo
Frank Lockhart
Lockhart
Indianapolis
Hoosier Speedway
Firestone Company
Farmers Day at Michigan State College Set for July 30
Michigan State College will hold its annual Farmers Day on Friday July 30 with plans for a large agricultural meeting in Hast Lansing. Since 1918 the event has grown into the state’s premier summer conference and picnic drawing thousands of farmers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Dean R. S. Shaw
Farmers Day Committee
Crayfish Cramped for Long Shipping Run
The University of Washington shipped twelve rare crayfish from Seattle to New York. To prevent killings in transit the crates were lined with yards of wet cheesecloth, and the consignment arrived whole and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Aquarium
Seattle
New York
Worms in Soil How to Treat Them With Lime Water
The best treatment for worms in soil that are not harming plants is watering with lime water several times. Different worms appear in soil with decaying vegetable matter but they are harmless. Castor oil is not beneficial for plants and should not be advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Family Herald
Mystery Over Women’s Clothes Prices In Iniluth Herald
The Iniluth Herald notes that women’s fashion remains costly and enigmatic. The piece hints at design, quality, and market factors driving high prices without detailing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniluth Herald
Rank Foolishness in Losing Temper
A concise aphorism notes foolishness in losing temper and urges calm as others won’t search for your composure. The line emphasizes self-control and responsibility for one's own reactions.
Compact high efficiency radio receiver with pickle bottle coils
The article details a compact 24 inch panel radio receiver featuring two tuned RF stages, a detector and two AF stages for long distance range and tone. It highlights pickle bottle coils, frequency condensers, bypass condensers, and vernier dials, plus a practical parts list and color wiring scheme for the build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Marx
New York Herald-Tribune
Basket-Weave Winding Form For Tubing Coils
A compact winding method for coils and inductive tuners uses a basket weave on uneven slot tubes. It features low loss and rigid mounting plus easy removal via flexible bakelite spokes. Winding is set by marking the tube and cutting side slots with a hack saw, then sewing the coil together after removal.
Coiling Method Demonstrated by Cleveland News
Instructions show how to secure a coil on a form, enabling easy removal or keeping the coil mounted to retain shape. The coil can be left on the form if desired, ensuring stable structure for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland News
Variable Grid Leak Values for Radio Circuits
The text proposes a set of grid leak values of 1 2 3 5 and 7 megohms and describes a tap switch to switch any one into the circuit. This provides a definite grid resistance to suit different stations by distance and power requirements.
Homemade receiving sets beat cheap parts for better radio
The article advises amateurs to buy all parts rather than attempting to assemble a set from cheap components. It argues rebuilding a faulty set is costly and that losses in radio frequency work matter more than perceived savings from cheap materials.
Loop One Foot Square Radio Loop Construction
A described construction for a one foot square loop radio loop uses two cross-pieces forming an X with an upright piece attached to one cross-piece. Four ends receive hard rubber blocks, each with 26 turns of loop wire wound around them, spaced one quarter inch apart, perpendicular to the frame for a sensitive receiver.
Better Homes Show Brings Big Results in Clare
The Better Homes Show in Clare showcased displays from Jackson meat market John Dionise fruit and candy J Tatman grocery Hart Brand cans Del Monte foods Grill White Jewelers and Fred Morgans coffee booth In a key highlight Andersons Drug Store featured a Victor Orthophonic Victrola while Clare Hardware Co displayed electric shades and appliances The event drew many visitors and the Study Club plans a larger show next year with earlier preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Meat Market
Jackson Market
Swifts
John Dionise
J. ¥. Tatman
del Monte
Grill & White
Roger Bros. and Gorham
Fred Morgan
Mr. Morgan
R. H. Laree
McLaughlins Co
Santos
Brazil
Janerss
Morgan Booth
Davy Co
Citizens State Bank
Morgan
BE. A. Anderson
Granada
Anderson’s
Anderson Soda Fountain
William’s
Clare Hardware Co
Byron Gallagher
Leonard
Berry Bros
Study Club
Citizens of
Clare
Dorothy Comer
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
Dry
Bogda
Boothag
Better Homes
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1924 mortgage by Charles and Viletta Ciliax to Mary A. Lydiatt leads to a public auction on September 7, 1926 at 1:00 PM. The sale at Harrison Courthouse doors covers the South Half of the Northeast Fractional Quarter of Section 1, T17N R4W, to satisfy $1944.12 plus interest, taxes, and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ciliax
Viletta Ciliax
Grant Township
Clare
State of Michigan
Mary A. Lydiatt
Flint
Michigan
Tee Ag
Harrison
County of
Township
Clare Michigan Ordinance Regulates Paving Improvements
Ordinance No. 120 enacts paving rules for Clare including crosswalks gutters and curbing. Property owners must install sewer water and gas connections before paving or face costs plus a 10 percent penalty as a special tax. The measure takes effect ten days after passage on June 7 1926 signed by Mayor L H Thompson and City Clerk Alex McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
City of
Clare. Made and Passed By Said Council, June 7Th, A. D
L. H. Thompson
Alex McKinnon
General discussion on defining woman
A professor seeks a definition of woman but a heckler interrupts, quipping that any definition would fail to satisfy the listener. The exchange unfolds with a light, humorous tone.
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Barwell
Jorap A
Pere Marquette
Financial Report
Legals
Jos. F. Bowler
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