Marion Fuller of Lake visits over weekend
Local social notes describe Marion Fuller of Lake visiting at her home, plus numerous weekend and Sunday visits among residents from Lake City, Windover, Cadillac, Plymouth, Gladwin, Flint and Traverse areas, with church events and community gatherings mentioned. The article also notes a lodge meeting and Pythian Sisters gathering on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Mig ‘Marion, Fuller
Lake
Brimmer
Gladys Norton
Lake City
Miss Beard
Windover
John Fahnestock
Wm. Clayton
Alson
Chris Smith
Cadillac
John Fahnstock
Pauline Fahnstock
Hadock
Gladwin
Meryl Davison
Louis Finch
Maple Grove
Mrs. Bredin
Plymouth
H. W. Brown
E.W. Brown
Detroit
George Hebert
Reorganized Church Schedule for Sunday Services
R. B. McGuire serves as Branch President. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting at 9:30 a.m. Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Regular weekly programs announced for church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Church of God Notices in April Services
Pastor Mary E. House leads Sunday School at 40:30 with preaching at 11:30 a.m. and another service at 8:00 p.m. June House heads the April Young People meeting. Prayer meeting is at the pastor's home Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church of Shepherd
O. Bell
Church of God
Joe Southard Whic
Shepherd
Mary E. House
Young Peoples Meeting
Miss June House
Farwell Methodist Church Addresses Abiding in Changing World
Rev John Lockyer preaches on Abiding Experiences in a Changing World at 11 45 Sunday morning The Sunday school meets at 10 30 with classes for all ages The Young People host a program at 8 00 each Sunday evening Wednesday prayer hour at 7 30 Buy American Mr and Mrs Charles Austin have moved from Flint for the summer Several local residents and visitors from Clare Coleman Sagaw Flint Ludington Cadillac and Detroit appear in social notes including family gatherings and travel details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Scott
Port Huron
Bernard Gardon
Lansing
Emeline Sue
Lois Ann Howell
Lake
Charles Graham
Misess Ione Casner
Mary McKeever
Clare
Lucille Brooks
Jeanette Green
Orville Sherman
Silver Lake
Alton Sherman
Sherman
Farwell
Alvin Wood
Claud Fordyce
Gilmore
Harry Copeland
Traverse City
Alice Watkins
Grand Rapids
Eeith Stinchcombe
Detroit
Flint
George Irwin
Edith Stinchcombe
Homer Stinchcombe
Greenwood
Raymond Scott
Leo Barton
Legion
Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
Paul
Charles Austin
James Bassatt
John Henry
Bernard Schofield
Frances Bingham
Elmer Schofield
Robert Warland
Howard
L. Brown
Curtis Hearns
Barbra
Jean
Atty
Peed Philips
Coleman
Getchape
Sagdaw
W. Eisenhauler
Frank Rawson
Fred Manns
Cadillac
George Oster
Eugene Campbell
Tyndall
Joann
Dean
Brg. Hawley
Ludington
Sadie McNeil
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Wolter
Delinquerit Delores Comments on Request Letters
Delores remarks that broadcasting entertainers do not hold a monopoly on request letters. She notes others owe the butcher, the baker, and the candlestick maker as well, reflecting a humorous view from 1933 Bell Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delinquerit Delores
Butshér
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Vocational Banquet Held At Surrey Township High School
The third annual Vocational Banquet of the Surrey Township Agricultural School was held at the High School on Friday evening April 21, 1933. Out of town guests included Doris Martin from Harrison, Asa Aldrich from Clare County Public Schools, Novin Osgood from Clare, Tichener of Craig High School, and John Goudy of Ferris Institute. One hundred twenty seven guests attended. The program, centered on Home Project work, featured a toastmaster Layle Littlefield, invocations, musical numbers, project reports on sugar beet and poultry, and remarks on the F F A and farm shop programs. John Goudy gave an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Doris Martin
Harrison
Asa Aldrich
Clare
Novin Osgood
Tichener
Craig High School
John Goudy
Ferris Institute
Layle Littlefield
Mrs. House
Carpp
Tyndall
Donald Wolven
Harold Jackson
F. KF. A
Owen Jarman
Sec’y
F. PW. A
Marjorie Finch
Virginia Root
Beatrice
Our School
Mr. Rees
Donald Carpp
Farwell Notes Brighten Spring Town Life
Farwell updates include Ernest Horton remodeling a garage interior, Wilton Powell appointed deputy at the post office, Mrs. Guy Murray returning from Florida, a Vél hai hailstorm in Clare, and Wayne Cooper's hospitalization from a burst blood vessel. Local improvements, puzzles from jig saw activities, and garden preparations mark a lively spring revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Horton
Wilton Powell
P. O
Guy Murray
Florida
Clare
Wayne Cooper
Detroit
Martin
Lansing
Washington
Laverty
von Shaffer
Bay City
Trumble
Shaffer
Nate Trumble
Elmer Schofield
Elmer
Josh Billings
Homer Godwin
Bisma Rex Antacid Promises Quick Lasting Stomach Relief
Bisma Rex is advertised as a delicious tasting antacid powder that relieves stomach pain in about three minutes and provides lasting ease. Anderson's Rexall Drug Store offers Bisma Rex and urges customers to get a jar today.
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Anderson's
Rexall
Farwell Woman's Club Meeting Recaps May 9 Date
Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs Jennie Bingham home with Mrs Pauline Philips assisting as hostess. Fifteen members attended as Mrs Riley Graham presented a modern book and a biographical sketch of Vashel Lindsay. Mrs Norton accompanied the piano for a violin solo. Guests included Mrs Jess Lamphere Mrs Oliver Campbell and several others. The last meeting of the year will be May 9 at Mrs Wm Burston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie, Bingham
Pauline Philips
Riley Graham
Vashel Lindsay
U. S
Norton
Jess Lamphere
Lake George
Oliver Campbell
Windover
Smith
Doc
Tom
Oscar Rube
Bertha Lake
Richard
Clare
Kenneth Babcock
Marjory Brimmer
Gladys Norton
Frances Bingham
Wm. Burston
TWO WEDDINGS SOLEMNIZED IN FARWELL LAST WEEK
Two weddings were held at Elder Randalls in Farwell with one on Tuesday April 25 and another on Saturday April 29 in 1938. Ross G. Coe and Bernice Wichert of Wise township Isabella county Michigan wed, followed by Howard Spooner of Weidman township and Ida Coffell of Farwell in a Saturday afternoon ceremony. Both couples were described as good looking and nice, with Mr Randall officiating in his renowned wedding arch ceremony that has drawn crowds over the past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Randalls
Ross G. Coe
Bernice Wichert
Wise Township
Isabella
County
Mich
Howard Spooner
Weidman Township
Ida Coffell
Farwell
Randall
Farwell School Notes Marks Shortened Year And Graduation Details
The Farwell school year ends May 12 after two weeks cut, with Baccalaureate May 7 at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Albert Dawe will deliver the address. Class night and commencement occur May 12 at 8:15 p.m. The 22 seniors include Myrtle Robison valedictorian with 97. Agnes Stanley salutatorian 95.4, sister Florence also graduates. Mildred and Gladys will receive Life certificates in June.
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Church of God
Albert Dawe
Clare
Farwell High School
Myrtle Robison
Roy Robinson
Agnes Stanley
James Stanley
Agnes
Stanley
Florence
Mildred
Gladys
Central
Farwell Sends Choir Delegate to North Central Chorus
Farwell high school sent Miss June House a senior with Mrs. Lamb music teacher to the North Central High School Chorus in Grand Rapids from April 22 to 26. The chorus includes carefully selected students from 12 states, a practice Farwell followed three years earlier with Floyd Burston at Des Moines not Iowa.
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June House
Lamb
Farwell High School
North Central High School
Grand Rapids
Farwell
Floyd Burston
Des Moines
Iowa
Boys Take Part in Junior Farmer Judging Contest
The Ag department boys led by Mr. Tyndall and Mr. Rees leave Thursday for the Junior Farmer Judging Contest at M S U. They will judge, attend demonstrations, and visit the Capitol Building, the Reo Motor Factory, and other points of interest. Students include Dick Van Buskirk Layle Littlefield Raymond Wood Joe Miller Harold Jackson Owen Jamson Maurice Robbins Wesley Higgins Art Town Thurston Allen Leslie Heyman Clinton Dunkle James Brooks Lester Halstead Chester Halstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
Capitol Building
Reo Motor Factory
Dick van Buskirk
Layle Littlefield
Raymond Wood
Joe Miller
Harold Jackson
Owen Jamson
Maurice Robbins
Wesley Higgins
Art Town
Thurston Allen
Leslie Heyman
Clinton Dunkle
James Brooks
Lester
Chester Halstead
Mr. Rees
Mr. Tyndall
Samborn's Ad Seeks Patteries Radiators and Hides
Local classified notice urges selling old patteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's. Contact via phone 23 Clare-adv for details.
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Samborn’s
Clare
Adv
Clark Phone
Drunken House Doom in Italy’s Feud Nightly Construction
In Pogela Italy a two story structure built in one night using wine plaster by Antonio Bucel and eleven of his friends aims to block the view of Don Francesco Saverio Vigliola. The incident arose from a long feud between Bucel and the king’s representative, provoking citywide curiosity.
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Pogela
Italy
Fogpin
Tommaseo
Antonio Bucel
Bucel
Don Prancésco
Save
Bucci
Naples
Hovanni Raho
Don Francesco
Dox J Francesco
Finished Products Lead in U S Exports in 1932
Commerce data show finished manufactured products valued at 624.9 million dollars making up 39.6 percent of U S exports totaling 1.5768 billion in 1932. Crude materials followed at 513.6 million dollars or 82.6 percent of the export total.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Antelope Meal Costs Fountain Hunter $100 Fine
Dean Van denburgh of Fountain Colorado was fined 100 dollars and given four months in jail for killing antelope. The expensive meal featured antelope meat, which is illegal to hunt in the district and prompted the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dean Vandenburgh
Fountain
Crowns in Goldfish Bowl Mystery in New Jersey Yard
The body of three year old John Pogano from Fair Lawn was found at the rear of the home of Mr and Mrs John J Foster in Paterson. A concrete goldfish bowl seven feet wide and two and a half feet deep held the victim. Investigators work to determine how the child ended up there.
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Paterson
N. J
John Pogano
Fair Lawn
N.J
John .J. Foster
Bee Parley Ends in Buzz at Honey Producers Meet
In Boise Idaho a bee cage was knocked over at a hotel causing a swarm to sting a bellboy, Mrs H Keck and several state legislators. Hotel staff armed with fly swatters trapped the bees in a cage after a near hour of chaos in the lobby during the Honey Producers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz
Stine
Boise
Idaho
Dees
Keck
Honey Producers Convention
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R. I
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Young Jersey
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Old Fricke Dairy
Robert Shull
Senator Dunlop
W. N. Irish
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
Alden Kirkpatrick
Cornwell Ranch
Gladwin Road
George Kap Hnger
Grant, Town Hall
Arthur Two
Fred Geiger
Beaverton
Oscar Wilds
Kelly Ranch
Edith Youman
Dover
Schroeder
Timothy Hay
Jake Ackerman
Jas. O. Sutton
Stuart Bicknell
John A. Bauer
Archie Fordyce
Woods Store
McCormick-Deering
Burt Scott
Fred ‘Timm
North McEwan St
Wm, Gordon
John Gordon
Inquire Sentinel Office
Asta
IFOR
John Rudy
J. S. 10
J. H. Seeley
A. Dull
H.H
Laker
Herbert Randal
West 7Th St
H. Gc.cudney
Ernést Kileitier
A. N. Friz
Vernon Township
F. ‘O. McGuire
Sheridan’ Township
Lincoln Langworthy
N. Sagemaw St
Pint
Gee
Carrier
West County Line
D. Ward
Gulf
B. A. Anderson
D. H. Mater
Helbrook’s. Bazaar
Hirnest Beal
Charles Helger
East Second St
Wade Cradit
Clare Central
W. Co. Fuller
Jonn A
Henry
Armours
Jas
Ley
Stittsworth
R. J, Clare
Ward
Geo. Lumley
Samborn Produce Co
Beal’s Meat Market
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