Farwell Manager C L Brasington Seeks Contact
C L Brasington, manager, located in Farwell Michigan, can be reached by phone at 52 for business inquiries.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
7
C L Brasington, manager, located in Farwell Michigan, can be reached by phone at 52 for business inquiries.
Clare County Board of Road Commissioners invites sealed proposals for gravel resurfacing of six miles of State Trunk Line Road No 20 in Surrey and Garfield townships Harrison Michigan. Bidders must submit a certified check of 200 dollars with proposals by April 15 1925 at 1 30 p m Central in the County Clerk's office.
The bulletin notes Mass at 8:00 a m led by Pastor Rev George Flanagan. Details focus on the time and officiant for the service.
Morning worship at 10 15 a m includes a sermon on Jesus teaching regarding the idealism of life. Sunday school follows at 11 15 a m with Mrs Alex McKinnon superintendent. M R Howlett and Mrs Sam Loomis lead men and women classes. Christian Endeavor at 6 00 p m and evening service at 7 00 p m.
Rev. C. B. Milberry conducts morning worship at 10:00 a m with a sermon by the pastor. Bible school follows at 11:30 led by Mrs. Harry Terwilliger, Supt. Evening services include a 6:00 p m B Y P A program and no service at 7:00 p m.
A series of services with dates and times is listed for Holy Week and Easter at 1002 McHwan. Events include English language Lenten services April 2 and 9, Confirmation School April 4, German services April 5 and 10, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday rites, and Easter Sunday Haster services April 12.
Church of God or Saints S Primley pastor conducts Sunday School at 10 00 am preaching at 11 00 am Sunday evening service at 7 30 pm Wilson School House holds Sunday School at 1 30 pm preaching at 2 30 pm Prayer meeting Friday evening at Geo Burch home eight miles west on M 20 and 80 rods north
Sunday 10:00 a m Sunday School 11:00 a m Class meeting 2:30 p m Young People and children s meeting led by Mrs William Garshaw with a special invite to all who have not passed the 100th milestone 7:00 p m Bible study evening service. Tuesday 7:30 at J A Allen s home Thursday 7:30 church prayer meeting 11:00 a m Gilmore F M Church preaching 3:00 p m Weidman F M Church preaching All are welcome.
The Church with a Welcome led by Pastor Edward T. Smith holds daily revival meetings at 107 East 7th Street Clare with 9:30 a.m. class, 10:00 a.m. preaching, 11:15 a.m. Sunday School, 6:00 p.m. Epworth League, and 7:00 p.m. evangelistic services. Sermon topics include Heaven and Where Art Thou with strong attendance and ongoing nightly prayer and outreach.
Correspondence lists Calvin Tryon to Flint Sunday and others to Clare on Tuesday. Weekend visits include Clio residents with Harry Boucher and Wylda Boucher. A benefit for Al Tryon drew a large crowd. Mr Tryon plans to travel to Savannah Missouri Thursday morning seeking aid. Owls meet Saturday March 28 with all members urged to attend. Clarence Kirkpatrick and Fred Smalley dined with Mr and Mrs George Scott Monday.
Local residents and visitors are listed attending weekend events and visits across Farwell. The piece highlights a large school art show with student work, prizes awarded by Mrs. Lamb, and a piano recital by Mrs. G. E. Lamb's pupils.
Saint Patrick's day was celebrated by the Farwell Woman's Club at Mrs. Albert Kidd's home on Tuesday evening March 17. A day program featured a paper by Mrs. Fred Bingham on Ireland Today, an Irish reading by Mrs. Burston, a book review of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch by Mrs. Winslow, and Irish songs directed by Mrs. Lamb. Beatrice Griffin and Frances Bingham played piano numbers, with refreshments served afterward.
The village of Breukelen became Brooklyn around 1645 by Dutch settlers. Flatbush, named Midwout by founders in 1651, reflects the area's Dutch heritage.
Property owners in Michigan urged caution with blasting caps used to ignite Pyrotol. Larry Livingston of Michigan State College warns the number six cap is powerful and highly sensitive, requiring strict care, especially in summer heat.
A pair of large lens glasses with flat top tinted lenses and black zy lonite frames in a leather case were left between a home and a Texaco gas station on M-20 east. Finder to Sentinel office for a reward.
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