Awards Banquet Highlights School Year Honors
The annual awards banquet drew about two hundred attendees and featured student performances, a play on manners, and a vocation talk by Eugene Perrin of Bay City Business College. Awards were presented to FFA, Bus Patrols, Home Sec Club, basketball players, and cheerleaders with major honors to captains and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Schreuz
Supt
R. J.tyndall
George Scoles
Louis Loby
M. Teachout
Kenneth Swanson
Supt. Tyndall
F.F.A
Eugene Perrin
Bay City Business College
Perrin
Grasman
Farwell Methodist Church Forms Committees at Quarterly Conference
Clare Edition records Farwell Methodist Church appointing committees including Membership with Mrs Clock and Mrs B Campbell Finance with D Luce and W Carpenter Nominating with Mrs W Carpenter and Mrs L Clock Audit with Mrs Etta Brown Records with J Sanderson and Mrs F Town Hospital and Home with Mrs M Mills and Mrs Town Policy with Mrs Carpenter J Bellinger and W Gardon Evangelism led by L Finch and Mrs W Carpenter Stewardship with Mrs Etta Brown and Mrs D Luce Temperance with Mrs L Clock and Mrs Sanderson Music with Mrs Madge Lamb Mrs Ina Davison and Mrs W Carpenter Parsonage with L Kinch Mrs L Clock and D Luce Property with J Sanderson and B Campbell Good Literature with Mrs Brown Mrs Lamb and Mrs Davison Lay Activities with D Luce Roy Wilson and L Finch Board of Missions and Church Extensions with Mrs W Carpenter Mrs D Luce and Mrs M Mills Church Board of Education including L Finch Mrs Etta Brown Mrs Ina Davison Donna Jean Badge and Theola Town Triex of Appeals led by L Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Methodist Church
Clare
Clock
B. Campbell
D. Luce
W. Carpenter
L. Finch
Hi, Hinkle
L. Clock
Etta Brown
J., Sanderson
F. Town
M. Mills
Town
Carpenter
J. Bellinger
W. Gardon
Temperance
Sanderson
Madge Lamb
Ina Davison
L. Kinch
J. Sanderson
Brown
Lamb
Davison
Roy Wilson
Board of Missions
Church Board of Education
Donna Jean Badge
Theola Town
Triex of Appeals
Local improvements brighten town sights
All hydrants wear orange yellow coats as Mobilgas Restaurant gains venetian blinds and fresh paint. Farwell Lumber Yard displays a new neon sign. Fountains reopen delighting thirsty crowds. A J son of Mrs. Fern Miller suffers tonsillitis. Rummage Sale postponed from May 3. George Scoles hosts the Taups. Bank interior newly decorated. Portable mill near Pere Marquette depot echoes old days. Free shows begin May 7.
Gilmore Church of Christ Grange Notes and Local Visits
Sunday services are announced at the Beech School House with Pastor C. A. Peterson. Robert Owens is recovering at Dr. Wood’s hospital in Clare. Families travel to Toledo and Cygriet Ohio to visit relatives. A benefit supper and shower drew a good crowd at the Gilmore Church. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Thrush and Diamatt families. Gabe VanBuskirk operates a saw mill on Jim Handolph’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Owens
Ramey Farm
Gabe VanBuskirk
Jim
Lester Thrush
Ohio
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Noted Across Coleman
Local residents from Coleman and surrounding areas visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Couples and families including Rev W C Oldt, William Lyness, the Bergeys, the MacDonalds, Teales, Crouses, Brackarts, Mc Reynolds and Brookmans were named among Sunday callers and Saturday hosts. Birthday celebrations and supper visits highlighted the social round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¢. Oldt
Coleman
Archie MacDonald
William Lyness
Starrie Harsh
Russell Bergey
Verne
BE. Bergey
North Bradley
J. W. Teale
Curtis Crouse
W. H. Brackart
R. A. Mc Reynolds
Lois
Mary Brookman
Bobby
Ruth Ann
Lydia Bergey
Clare
Warren Tice
David
George Teeters
Hid. Wickert
Frank Wickert
Gilbert Waddington
Wesley Wickert
Daily Dip Marks 80th Birthday in Freezing Ocean
Samuel Mahoney of Revere celebrated his eightieth birthday with a plunge into below freezing ocean water. Doctors told him he would die within months forty years ago, but he regained his health through daily stuns and baths and continues the ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel Mahoney
Revere
Mahoney
Singer Seen As Good Life Insurance Risk
In Boston a professor of church music at Boston University, Dr H. Augustus Smith, argues that a singer is an ordinary good life insurance risk because the lungs and throat are fully developed, reducing the likelihood of pulmonary diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
H. Augustus Smith
Boston University
May Day Child Health Day Origin and Progress
May Day began as a spring festival with flowers and dances and the Queen of the May. The concept of Child Health Day originated in 1924 with the American Child Health Association and was proclaimed by Congress in 1928. Since then it has evolved into an achievement day highlighting ongoing city and community efforts for child health and unmet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
American Child Health Association
Hvar
May Day urges health focus on children language
May Day marks a call for community agencies to unite in considering the health and welfare of the child. Dr Helen Lanting, Acting Director Health District Seven, emphasizes the shared focus on child well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lanting
Health District Seven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virgil Oman
Elton Brasington
Ronala Sage
Ernest Town
Jack Jost
Charles Tryon
Kenneth Renner
Eugene Cashin
Arthur Geib
Lyman
Willie Secor
Edward Wiggins
Lewis Robbins
Calvin Harvey
Ralph Adkins
Hermie Coffell
Paul Perry
Dunior Godwin
Sanford Wichhorn
Archie Rogers
Dallas Thornton
Clifford Wiggins
Dale Joslin
Junior Abbott
Freeman Willis
Leon Thrush
George Craford
Bernard Glass
Edward Willy
Farwell
Clare Sentinel
H. C.F
John Deere
Mobilgas
A. J
Fern Miller
jTaups
Pere Marquette
Loomis
J. & L. Electric Co
Columbus Ave
Bay City, Mich
Midwest
Atlas
Middle West
American Petroleum Institute
Standard Oil
Ewe
Harris & Hirt Quality Hardware
Michigan Bell Exchange
Michigan
Michigan Bell
Telephone. CO
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