Farwell Local News Roundup and Society Notes
Farwell diary items recount visits, trips, and family gatherings from residents like Sherman, Sanderson, and the Stinchcombes. Community events include church activities, Aid Society meetings, and school sports as Farwell High School beats Beaverton Beavers with a May 12 scoreline, plus S.8. convention reports and officer elections.
Farwell Pastor Marry at Home wedding
Gladys Benedict of Ludington married Rev. Leroy Whitney of Farwell in a May 3 ceremony at the Benedict home. A reception followed at the church parlors with Rev. Davis and others attending. The article notes gifts for the couple and welcomes Mrs. Whitney while praising quality over quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stinchcombe
Wm. Fisher
Mt. Pheasant
L. E. Holmes
Holmes
Farwell
A. A. Benedict
Ludington
Gladys
Leroy Whitney
Burton S. Shaw
Hart
Mrs. Davis
Clare
Farwell Woman's Club Met with Notable Program
The Farwell Woman's Club met May 9 at Mrs. Bonnie Nickerson's home with large attendance. President Mrs. Medge Lamb led the meeting followed by papers by Mrs. Georgia Little Held on college education for girls and a book review by Henri Fabré. Mrs. Jeasie Oliver read a selection by James Whitcomb Riley. Music featured whistling solos by Miss Davy of Clare with Dorothy Gerr at the piano. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman’s Club
Bonnie ‘Nickerson
Medge Lamb
Georgia Little
Henri Fabré
Jeasie Oliver
James Whitcombe Riley
Miss Davy
Clare
Dorothy Gerr
Moody Persona Echoes in Quirky Mooded Reflections
A fragment quotes a speaker urging resilience amid moodiness. It notes that few understand those with fluctuating temperaments and that unusual people comprehend other unusual souls, ending with a cryptic sign-off.
Wheat and Oats Market Note
A brief agricultural listing cites Missouri wheat grades red wheat and white wheat no.2, with oats and beans per owls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Notice to Contractors for Surrey Township road work
State authorities solicit sealed bids to 1.364 miles of Trunk Line Road No. 2011 in Surrey Township Clare County Michigan. Bids due May 25 1922 at 1 30 PM CST at Clare County Road Commissioners Harrison Michigan. Plans require 16 foot gravel surfacing on two segments and 20 foot concrete on central segment. Deposit five dollars for plans and five hundred dollar certified check per bid. Right to reject all proposals. Frank F Rogere State Highway Commissioner Lansing Michigan May 8 1922
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Board of County Road Commissioners
Clare County
Court House
Harrison
Michigan
Frank F. Rogera
Surrey Township
State Highway Department
Haskine Block
Cadilisco
Lancing
State Highway Commissionésr
Frank F. Rogere
Lansing
Notice of Determination on Clare County Roads
The Clare County Board of Road Commissioners declares certain roads in Harrison Hayes Frost Grant Surrey and Garfield townships and the City of Harrison and Village of Farwell as county roads. The action transfers jurisdiction to the county under a resolution dated April 19 1923 with routes along State Trunk Line No 14 and linked streets through Farwell and surrounding townships.
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Harrison, Mich
Hayes, Frost, Grant
Surrey
Garfield
Harrison
Farwell
Clare County
Board of County Road Commissioners
County of
Clare
Hageg Township
Said Township
Frost Township
Grant Township
Cattion
Main Street
Corning Street
Surrey Township
Cmmon
Aid Township
Garfield Township
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Foolish Fancy. Frames novel excerpt analysis
A critical note on the novel Fanny describing the narrator’s sympathy as wasteful while recognizing the goldfish in the parlor and the imagined ease of the beggars traveling the globe. The Boston Transcript is cited as the source of commentary.
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Fanny
Globe
Boston Transcript
True Friendship and Silent Understanding Between Friends
Two friends learn to interpret the sciences that lie between them without words. They trust each other completely, finding relief in mutual confidence without needing speech. The text suggests we could learn from humble dogs a lesson in implicit faith that requires no writing or spoken language.
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