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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1942

Page

11

Farwell News and Local Church Schedule

Farwell news notes Thursday lodge meetings and Pythian sister gatherings. Reorganized Church pastors announce Sunday School at 10 30 a m with services at 11 30 a m and 7 00 p m on Sundays, second and fourth Sundays at Glare, other Sundays in Farwell. Women’s Department meets second Wednesday at 3200 o clock. Grace Woodburn and Helen Dunlop of Grand Rapids visited Reynold Mick home. Opening baseball game set for Farwell park with Farwell versus Sanford. Hugh Nelson family and Joe Ashley of Plymouth visited in Farwell over the weekend.

Church of Jesus Ghriat of Latter Day Saints RB. McGuiry Glare Farwell Women’s Department Grace Woodburn Helen Dunlop Grand Rapids Farwell Park Sanford Hugh Nelson Joe Ashley Plymouth Joé Wardell

Church of God Service Schedule

Pastor Mary E. Houce leads Sunday School at 16 00 and morning worship at 00 with Young People at 60 p m. Preaching Service at 8 00 p m. Prayer meetings Wednesday at 7 30. Residence Rosebush R 2 phone 26 F 13.

Church OF God Mary E. Houce Rosebush R-2

Methodist Church Notes Reflect Spring, Social Doings

A church column notes John H. Hall leading worship and a 7:46 p.m. Sunday school session with Louis Finch listed as superintendent. It recalls spring joys and urges regular attendance, then catalogs local social visits, bridge club results, family gatherings, and condolences on George Sanderson’s sudden death.

Louis Finch House of Worship

Around Farwell Social Roundup Includes Mother's Day Visits

Silvia Meland and Helen Glass visited friends in Saginaw last Saturday. Various locals hosted and visited for Mother's Day including Mr. and Mrs. Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Joslin, John Waddington, and other families. Corpol Jackson Campbell was stationed in Sioux Falls after a visit here while work begins on a north side sidewalk by John Moore. Nearby trips included Arden Peterson’s group to Leroy and oil wells near Reed City.

Ben Campbell Saginaw Worth Branch Grasman Milo North Branch Lawrence ‘Guntley Temple Roy Joslin Neal Joslin John Henry Louis Gee Farwell Clare Henry James Rassat Curtis Hearns Barbara Jean Hearns Mary Leonard Mary Miller Mary Mills Miller Bob Belknap Midland Fred Glass Forest Howell West Branch Belle Graham Mr. Pleasant Stinchcombe Stratton Alice Stinchcombe G. Lester Stinchecombe Herbert Snodgrass Don G. Louden Joy Detroit Clyde Masten Walter Leonard Pete Hull Mr. Hull John Moore Handley Atty St. Johns Little George Sanderson Hawood Sanderson Silvia .Meland Helen Glass Walter Smedley Earl Australia Bob Belknapp Corporal Jackson, Campbell Sioux Falls North Dakota Stanley Glass Neil Joslin John Waddington Lewis Durham Bay City Gilbert Waddington Loomis Bob Kube Roy Woolston Grant Herrick Flint Millard Pitts Agnes Bursick Charles Borse Lake George Walter Badger Harold Sproul al Powell Charles Badger Lansing Kenneth Swanson Eugene Sneary Arden Peterson Leroy Reed City Dick Whitaker Barbara W. C. Fuller

Mrs G E Lamb to Represent Michigan at Public Health Meeting

Mrs G E Lamb leaves for Chicago to represent Michigan lay people at the biennial National Organization of Public Health Nursing assembly. She will present talks on Michigan public health work as the convention spans several days.

G. E. Lamb Chicago Michigan National Organization of Public Health Nursing

Obscure Local Remarks on Visitors and a Class Trip

The brief notes describe Mrs. Marie Hunter visiting Stanton for an extended stay at Miss Allie Palmer's home. Miss Marie Reppbun visited Clare on Wednesday. The Senior Class returned from Milwaukee. twenty six of thirty members traveled with Mr and Mrs Max Clark reporting a grand time.

Buddy Marie Hunter Stanton Allie Palmer Marie Reppbun Milwaukee Max Clark

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Recaps Hostess Mae Carpenter

Mrs Mae Carpenter hosted the Ladies Auxiliary gathering last Wednesday evening. Despite many concurrent events the turnout was modest yet the members enjoyed the evening and refreshments. Plans for future activities were discussed and reports given.

Mae Carpenter Ladies Auxiliary

Mothers Day Observed at Methodist Church Sermon and Songs

Mother's Day service at the Methodist Church featured a fine sermon by Dr. Fall on the role of mothers in life. The Junior choir performed a number and Arden Peterson sang a solo. Beautiful bouquets decorated the church and corsages were given to attendees and sent to absent members and shut-ins.

Fall Mother Arden Peterson

Landmark Maple Fallen After Storms At Store Corner

An aged maple tree at the corner near the drug store was cut down after splitting in severe winds. The tree threatened to collapse and endanger store windows and passing vehicles, prompting removal by a woodsman.

Farwell Young Lady Stars in College Opera May 6

Miss Bernice Stanley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stanley played Vittorio in the Gilbert and Sullivan production Gondolers or The King of Barataria staged by Central Michigan College of Education in its college auditorium on Wednesday evening May 6 under J Harold Powers. Cecil Segerman assisted dances and William Hoppe led the orchestra. The 1750 period opera featured colorful costumes and scenery and received praise for solos and choruses.

Bernice Stanley James Stanley Central Michigan College of Education College Auditorium Bernice Vittorio

New Library Hours Set After School Ends

Beginning Wednesday May 27 the library will open Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. If Wednesday evening shows resume the library will add Wednesday evenings. Free pamphlets on Victory Gardens Health War Bonds and more are on tables. Citizens are urged to use the library.

Victory Gardens

Little Son of Elwood Sandersons Laid At Rest

George Frederick Sanderson known as Buddy was born September 19 1938 in Gilmore Township Isabella County. He died May 10 1942 at McArthur Hospital Clare aged three years seven months and twenty one days. Survived by parents three brothers grandparents uncles and other relatives. Services were held east of Farwell at 2:00 PM Tuesday with Rev Font EH Hall officiating and burial in Surrey Township Cemetery.

George Frederick Sanderson Elwood Sanderson Gilmore Township Isabella County McArthur Hospital Clare Buddy Joseph Sanderson Mya John Miller Joe Dalé Miller Ister Farwell Font EH Hall Surrey Township

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