Farwell Defeats Seaton In Opening Baseball Game
Farwell won 9 to 7 over Seaton in a cold season opener at Leaton. Gale Howard started for Narwell, Miller pitched four innings, and Van Buskirk finished. Seaton led late before Farwell scored three in the eighth to take the lead, with Miller credited winning and Cowden losing. Max Howard was ejected for the home team.
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Farwell
Seaton
Leaton
Ave
Gale Howard
Narwell
Joe Miller
Dick van Buskirk
Howard
Miller
van Buskirk
Stovack
Cowden
Renner
Service
Max Howard
Max
New Jersey Pioneers State Aid for Roads in 1891
The article notes New Jersey became the first state to adopt a definite state cooperation plan for road building with its 1891 state-aid law. Initially the president of the state board of agriculture controlled funds, and in 1894 the office of commissioner of highways was created.
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New Jersey
State Board of Agriculture
Farwell Church Plans Cottage Prayer Meeting
Cottage prayer meeting of Farwell Churches of God will meet with the Clare congregation at their church Wednesday evening at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God Cottage
Farwell
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule Listed
The entry outlines services for the Church of Jesus Christ and the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Times include 9:36 a.m. Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. preaching, and 7:30 p.m. preaching. The Latter Day Saints list Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Social Service at 11:30 a.m. Women’s Department meets at 2:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday each month at Mrs. Waddington’s home.
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Church OF Jesus Christ Elder
V. J. LaVolve
Farwell Town Hall
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
John Armstrong
Women’s Department
John Waddington
Methodist Church Announces Services and Activities
Reverend Chas B. Hahn leads church school at 10 45 with the theme From Doubt to Faith Public worship begins at noon with a sermon I Believe In Jesus Christ The second sermon in the series on the Apostles Greed Choir practice Monday afternoon at the school Board of Education meeting Tuesday evening at the church 8200
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Methodist Church
Chas
B. Hahn
Jesus Christ
Board of Education
Village of Farwell Seeks Bids for Land and Cement Building
For sale offers are invited on three quarters acre with a cement building 34 by 44 feet. It includes a 20 hp diesel engine a 15 hp electric motor two water pumps and a 40 barrel pressure tank plus other small items. Bids due by 8:00 p.m. May 23 1946. Council may reject any bid. Louis Gee Clerk.
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Farwell
Louis Gee
Village Seeks Bids for 8-Inch Water Well in Park
The Village of Farwell invites bids to drill and complete an eight inch water well in the village park. Bids must be received by 8:00 p m on Thursday May 23 1946. The Village Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Farwell
Louis Gee
Cleanup Day Scheduled for May 23 in Village
The Village announces cleanup day on May 23. Residents may haul away ashes by placing them in containers for disposal. Louis Gee serves as Village Clerk.
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Louis Gee
Flat Bottomed Pans Improve Stability and Heat Use
A description notes flat bottomed pans stay steady on ranges and heat faster with more economical fuel use. It contrasts dull finished bottoms that absorb heat with shiny finishes that reflect heat.
Farwell Alumni Party Invitations Soon
President Martha Fuller announces invitations for an alumni party to be held at the auditorium on Saturday evening June 1. Dancing and entertainment planned. this year all graduates including those from past years and a 50 year anniversary group will be honored.
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Farwell
Martha Fuller
Special O E S Meeting To Initiate Candidates
Slice L Seeley Chapter No 194 Order of the Eastern Star announces a special meeting this Friday evening May 17 to initiate candidates who are in waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slice L. Seeley
O.E.S
Local notices mix fraternal events and family visits
Fragments report upcoming lodge activities and church events on May 19 to May 27 plus a series of Mother's Day visits and relatives dropping in. Mentions Alice Seeley OES initiation, I C C F Rebekah and R AM chapters, school closing, and several Clare and Milwaukie area residents visiting family and recovering from illnesses.
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Alice L. Seeley
O.E.S
Coleman
Farwell
1.C.C.F
Rebekah
R.A.M
Local social notes from Mt. Pleasant and area
Jerry Morrow completes a garage at the Roosevelt station. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Richard Whitaker and Barbara and Miss Martha Fuller of Mt. Pleasant. Others visiting the Fuller family were Mr and Mrs George Fuller of Gladwin and Mr and Mrs George Skinner of Lake. Mrs John R Moore broke bones in her foot after a fall and is at home. Mrs Anna Schofield visited Mt. Pleasant and Bay City. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Wichert were Mr and Mrs Ed Wichert and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Waddington. Mrs Leo Joslin of St Johns was a guest last week.
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Gladys Vick
Milhwaukee
Wis
Maud Utley
George Irwin
Mary Ellen Powers
Margery
Mildred Walter
Clare
Ma” Trumble
Carrie Perverse
Lou Gee
Meth Brown
Fred Hyslop
Vassar
Lillie Clock
Christina M. Schutt
Minnie Caunl
Flora Powell
Bertha Babcock
Helen Kidd
Richard
Navy
Kidds
Cadillac
James Stanley
Earl Richard
Alma
Marion Hayward
Elsie
John Bauer
Floyd Vanear
Frank Leonard
Muskegon
Wilton Powell
Pleasant
Powell
Ernest Horton
Wilton
Horton
Mrs. Powell
John Bauers
Elwood Erickson
Charles Stinchcombe
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Stinchcombes
Chloe Renner
Minerva Richmond
Clyde Urquhart
Louis Gee
Ross Schram
Kent
Ohio
George W. Palmer
Harold Lockwood
Arthur Kube
West Virginia
Belva Cooper
Harrison
Dorothea Lloyd
Gee
Herald Grasman
Ludington
L. Merchie
Mar Bery
Winfield Godwin
Pacific
Leo Joslin
St. Johns
James Rassat
Curtis Hearnd
Henry
Jerry Morrow
Roosevelt
Richard Whitaker
Barbara
Martha Fuller
W. C. Fuller
George Fuller
Gladwin
Fullers
George Skinner
Lake
Albert Miller
John R. Moore
Anna Schofield
Bay City
Frank Wichert
Ed. Wichert
Gilbert Waddington
Neal Joslin
Seniors of 1946 Reflect on Achievements and Ambitions
Ruth Miller of Farwell born August 3 1928 moved to Detroit then returned to Farwell. She ranks third in her class with Leona Allen salutatorian and Marylou Wiggins valedictorian. Special honors include typing 50 wpm and shorthand 95–100 wpm. Seniors received caps gowns and planned class night and graduation.
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Ruth Miller
Farwell
Michigan
Detroit
Higgins
Sonny Boy
Herschel
Ruth
Harrison
Housekeeping
Herschel Jr
Leona Allen
Virginia Funnell
Wanda Gott
Velma John
Alen Howard
Grace Saddler
Jean Shilling
Marylou Wiggins
Virginia Funnel
Leotia Allen
Pronunciation and clarity in class topics
A student asks Mr Mick for how to pronounce loci and notes difficulty. They reflect on history repeating and study of clear concise sentences in English. They mention baseball and basketball squads and staying alert for improvement.
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Mick
Europe
Versatile Crop: Soybeans Have Broad Domestic Uses
The soybean is a versatile farm crop with more than a thousand domestic and industrial applications. It serves as a key source for food, feed, oil, and industrial products across many sectors.
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Rhe Seaton
Yarwell
Farwell O. E
O.B.S
Grace Sherman
Alice L. Seley
Reynold Mick
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Melvin Brasington
Margery Ruth
Powers
David Wiggins
Gene Cashin
Delmar Scott
Virginia
Mary Lu
Wiggins
William Petrick
Bloomingdale
Hazel Smith
California
Cecil Pedgrift
Flora Petrick
Janet Petrick
John Henry
Monutze Gee
Alice Louise Hochstetler
Jill Hochstetler
Gail
Sue Ann Joslin
Carol Town
M. B. Brasington
Glen Doren
Iva Bellinger-Malesh
Glen Daren
Stanley Oman
Donna Wiggins-Scott
Chloe Seymour-Renner
Naomi
Farwell Briefs
ARBOR
South
North
Marquette
West
Nitiation
Royal
Household Appliances Inc
E. 4Th St. Clare, Michigan
Spartan Express
Household Appliances, Inc
S. Mitchell St
S. Main St
Oxfords
Saddle Oxfords
All
Brown Moccasin
bin Bur
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