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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1932

Page

6

Farwell News Train Schedules and Church Notes

timetable items list trains 17:52 9:14 4:29 and 5:25 PM with reorganized church notices for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Sunday services Sunday School 10:30 AM Prayer 11:30 AM Bible Study 1:30 PM Women’s Department every other Thursday. Community social notes include visits, health updates, and wedding anniversaries.

Reorganized Church, OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints R. B. McGuire Branch Eerie Women’s Department

Bible Knowledge Contest at Church of God Youth

Church of God program lists Mary E House as pastor with services at 20 00 a m 41 00 a m preaching 7 00 pm young peoples meeting 8 00 pm evening service prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Donald Walren leads next Sunday youth gathering about thirty taking part in last Sunday's Bible Knowledge Contest be present for next week.

Church OF God Mary E. House Donald Walren Young Peoples Meeting Donald Wolven

Farwell Methodist Church Plans Palm Sunday Services

Rev John Lockyer will lead divine worship and Palm Sunday theme next Lord's Day at 41 45. A youth chat titled The Ass that could not Be Spared is planned. Church school at 10 30. Haworth League meets at 7 00 with topic The Joyful Life and Finding it. Baptisms and members reception set for Easter Sunday.

Farwell Methodist Church John Lockyer Haworth League Qvill

Local Social Notes and Church Events Highlight Community

K of P lodge and Pythian Sisters meet weekly while residents host visitors from Muskegon Detroit Flint and Clare. Eastern Star card party draws a large crowd with Martha winning first prize. Special Church of God meetings led by Rev. Bates and a men’s quartet provide nightly programs.

Farwell West End News Keeps Spring Changes In View

Community members discuss local offices as spring elections approach. June Rose and family visit Trumble, Thelma Putman’s surprise party draws twenty five children with ice cream and cake. Ice crew at Lake George continues work. robins arrive, and park maintenance prompts caution to visitors.

June Rose Mother Harrison P. M. Co Spring Creek Lake George Conger Robins Frank Rawson Geo. Washington

Epworth League elects new officers for youth group

The Epworth League elected officers Sunday evening led by President Vera Belle Miller and 1st Vice Marion Price. Other officers include 2nd Vice Arthur Walker 3rd Vice Elizabeth Town 4th Vice Irene Wood Secretary Treasurer Henry Orr with advisors Martha Fuller and Sandy Sanderson. Meetings invite all youths to join Sundays at 7 00 PM.

Young Peoples’ Epworth League Organization Vera Belle Miller Marion Price Arthur Walker Elizabeth Town Irene Wood Sec’y Henry Orr Martha Fuller Sandy Sanderson

Card Party at Farweld Held by Pythian Sisters

The Pythian Sisters of Clare and Yarwell host a card party in Farwell hall on Wednesday night March 23. Bring friends for an evening of games and socializing.

Pythian Sisters of Clare and Yarwell Farwell

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement

Words cannot express our appreciation to all who were kind and sympathetic after our loss. Thanks to county road men Farwell business people Lake friends neighbors and all who sent flowers or helped. Special thanks to Rev Luckyer singers Mr Miller and the Davison and Bassett families.

County Road Farwell Lake Luckyer Miller Alvira Davison Geo. Davison Albert Bassett

Rays to Survive Appendix Operation

Lynn Davison born January 28 1896 died March 8 at Brondstetter Hospital Mit Pleasant after appendix operation aged 36. Husband Olivia Bassett Lansing 1917, three children George Alicia Betty Lou. Funeral March 13 Farwell Methodist with Rev Lockyer. burial Surrey cemetery. Family and friends mourn a kind, cheerful man with a sunny smile.

Lynn Davison Brondstetter Hospital Mit Pleasant Olivia ‘Bassett Lake Lansing Warwell George Alica Betty Lou Iarwell George Davison Farwell Clarence Jeddo Warren Cecil Methodist Lockyer Surrey Cemetery Frank White Marion Duncan McCallum Mariette W. H. Waldren Chas. Badger Lester Hatch Kingston Rohen Ewart John Ritchie Weidman

Lake News items from Clinton Cook visit and local notices

Clinton Cook of Holland visits family for the summer with sister Mr and Mrs Harold Little. Lynn Davison dies after an appendicitis operation at Brandstetter Memorial Hospital Mt Pleasant. Several local residents attend shows in Clare and attend gatherings and visits across nearby towns.

Clinton Cook Holland Mrs Harold Little Gertrude Scott Harrison Jennie Muir Frank Higgins Wm. Walden Chas. Badger Lansing Lynn Davis Tor Shilling Duane Alfred Ida Martin Sears Tom Shilling Lynn Davison Brandstetter Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Lucile Brooks Millie Scott Lake George R. Scott Bart Snider Tom Randall D. Scott’s T. H. Brooks Lucile Hstel James Cleo Tryon Clare Perl Tryon Chas. Oman Chas. Nelson Farwell G. J. Howell Lois Holly Laker Betty James Snider Aaron Irwin Raymond Scott Harle Shook Baldwin Bert Scott

Helmet History From Ancient Egyptians to Assyrians

The record traces helmet use to ancient Egypt and Assyria with early materials of fabric, leather, and metal. The oldest known metal helmets are Assyrian, dating to the eighth century BC.

Stature of prehistoric man mirrors modern humans

The surviving skeletal remains show little difference in stature between prehistoric people and contemporary inhabitants of the same region.

Local residents share weekend visits and travel updates

Mrs. Rod Cutler returned home Saturday after a two weeks visit with relatives in Flint. Mrs. Elmer Wheeler went to Coleman Sunday to visit her daughter. Donald Long has been working near Lake George hauling ice. Mrs. Hugh Bets had the abstess on her face landed. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keehn and daughters visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keehn Sunday afternoon.

Rod Cutler Flint Elmer ‘Wheeler Coleman Donald Long Lake George Hugh Bets Martin Keehn Charles Keehn

Maple Grove Sunday School and Services Notice

Maple Grove holds Sunday School at 1 30 pm preaching at 2 30 pm and prayer meeting at 8 00 pm Everyone invited Several neighbors attended the Lynn Davison funeral and extend sympathies to the bereaved Doris Schofield visited her sister Ina Davison Mrs Walter Smedley is helping care for her sick mother at Mears Lawrence Finch and Elmer Scho field Jr are at Lake George working on the ice

Lynn Davison Gary Lincoln Lake City H. Reiss Doris Schofield Ina Davison Walter Smedley Mear’s Lawrence Finch Elmer Schofield, Jr Lake George

Weekend visitors and church notes from Wise community

Maxine and June Krell visited Dorothy Ramey in Wise. Richard Brooks and family visited Jennings Archambault. Sun day school Easter program training by Miss Brewer. Fred Verette and George Ackerman visited Joe Verrette in Clara. Marion Ackerman stayed with Beulah Brooks. Harold White injured his foot in the woods. All Grange members urged to attend Monday night with a pot luck lunch.

Maxine June Krell Dorothy Ramey Wise Richard Brooks Madaline Harold Jennings Archambault

Advance Grange social and meeting notes from Mt Pleasant

Mr and Mrs B N Cotton of Mt Pleasant visited Frank Cottons home last week. Caucus attendance, multiple calls among residents, and a soils meeting at the Grange hall drew a good turnout despite cold weather. Harland Williams remains ill and several families spent Sundays with neighbors and relatives in the area.

B. N. Cotton Mt. Pleasant Frank Cotton Bruce Williams Harland Williams Adam Roger Stanley Schunk Geo. Schunk John Hartman Pontiac Baughman Caucus Esley Harvey Adam Reger

Aid event draws Brush College locals with family visits

A large Brush College attendance filled theAid at Mrs. Daviss home last Thursday. Neighbors gathered for a farewell party at the Garter home in honor of Auntie and Uncle Garter leaving, sharing coffee and a bountiful lunch before departure.

Aid Davis Russel Sanders Earl Sanders Wood J. M. Roller J. C. Newman Ted Randolph Rockey John Rockey Kenneth Rockey Mrs. Garter

Community bids farewell to Mr and Mrs L M Coats

After a long residence in the area the Coats couple depart for their new home in Colewan. Neighbors gathered at Carter's Friday evening to wish them well.

Local Family Gatherings and Illness Updates

Mr and Mrs Geo Abbott of the McKay farm spent Sunday with his parents. Elmer Smith and family stay with her parents to care for a seriously ill father. Neighbors gathered at Wm Hileman’s to celebrate Charl Heber’s birthday.

Geo. Abbott McKay Farm Elmer Smith Wm. Hileman Chas. Heber Jim Johnson Flint A.2. Burton Wm. Hileman’s Lewis Brown Silas. Brown Roy Green L. Brown Himer Smith Mr. Watson Ged. Abbott Fannie Ferguson John Hunt St. Helens

Surprise seventy second birthday at Gardner home with local lore

About fifty relatives gathered at the Gardner residence to honor Mr. Gardner on his seventy second birthday. Tim Shenangan and Chief Cedar Root’s great grandson attended as local history and relations with Chippewa people were recounted. A caucus note and various local notices followed in Isabella township.

Wiabasso Wabasso Gardner Mr. Gardner Isabella Township Ira Walton Lloyd Harrison Hugh Johnston John Crawford

Also Mentioned on This Page

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