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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
7
Train times listed for multiple routes appear alongside church events at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Farwell. Social updates note visits, weekend trips, and revival activities with local families and residents referenced throughout the community bulletin.
Pastor Mary E. House leads Church School at 10:00 a. m. and preaching at 11:00 a. m. Young People meeting at 7:00 p. m. Marie Smith leads the next Sunday evening program. Evening service at ? o'clock and midweek prayer on Wednesday at 7:30. Revival progress reported with good interest.
Rev. John Lockyer will lead a 11 45 a m service with baptism or church uniting offered. Special choir music and a 10 30 Sunday school lesson follow. Epworth League meets 7 00 p m studying The Joyful Life. Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 continuing Dr Jones study.
K O P LODGE meets Mondays and Pythian Sisters meet as well. Community notes report care needs for rural carriers and illness among Jay Bellinger and others. Visitation includes Mr and Mrs Berry Strong of Detroit visiting Clare and Weidman residents, with several families moving or hosting weekend guests in Flint Clare and Gilmore.
Farwell Woman's Club gathered March 16 at Mrs. Jennie Bingham's home with hostesses Mrs. Bingham and Miss Pauline Isham. Seventeen members attended, hearing papers on Westminster Abbey and Hawaiian Islands, plus an editorial on leaders. Prizes awarded and several guests present. Next meeting set for March 29 at Mrs. Minerva Richmond's home.
Farwell West End notes mention Mr Hoover blamed for much but immune to the mild winter. A hoarding campaign is praised in the village. Mr Jas Stanley’s dog dug up a bone. Mr Stanley, a poor commissioner, said he could not provide aid but would buy wood. Ice production costs exceed a thousand dollars. locals tout wood piles for next winter. Mrs Finch hosts M E Aid at Maple Grove March 26. men asked to attend and help fetch wood for the church. Several residents, including Wayne Cooper of Detroit, visit or return. Dr Clute has been called to Farwell several times recently.
The Akka pygmy group was first observed by G. A. Schweinfurth in 1870 in the Manghetto region northwest of Albert Nyanzg, Arion, describing their race and location.
The M H young people’s choir gave a well received concert at the High School auditorium on Thursday evening March 10 despite bad weather. The program featured Indian and Gypsy scenes, Hawaiian numbers, a Spanish balcony sequence, and a Negro scene with humorous and dramatic performances by Riley Kloskey, Marion Fuller, Doris Walker, and others. Miss Gladys Norton led the piano, and the event drew strong applause with several encores.
Layle Littlefield spoke at a Forestry meeting at C S T College noting Farwell's forestry plot. Five years ago J Littlefield proposed a ten acre reforestation gift to the district and seedlings planned for six to seven acres. Suggestions favored white pine and Norway pine with interspersed Norway for future marketable size, plus a spruce crop to bridge years.
Marchith the Farwell high school and the Lake City high school orchestras joined with other groups in Marion at the M. 1 church for a musical entertainment to raise funds for a new furnace. Conductor talent from Cadillac Lake City Clare and Prof Ratey attended. A violin quartet Irene Wood Louise Davison Clelan Graham Florence Stanley and saxophone duo Harold Reese Meryl Graham performed. The full Farwell and Lake City orchestras offered several numbers and the event closed with a reception in the church basement before departure.
Mrs Chas Sherman made a business trip to Clare Wednesday. Families from Farwell Evart and Saginaw visited and shopped in Clare on Thursday. The Lake Community Club hosted a St Patrick's Day gathering with 52 diners and bingo. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Holmes and Coats from Saginaw.
The navel orange is thought to originate in Bahia Brazil as a sport of Selecta. It was first propagated around 1820 and introduced to the United States in 1870 by William Saunders of the USDA, with rapid distribution to California and Florida within three years.
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Mt Pleasant Indian School reports 14 year old Mt Pleasant boy drowned after a cake of ice overturned in the Chippewa River. The same column notes other local tragedies and public notices including infant death, fines in Hiie Township, road funding, and Michigan welfare funds.
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