Mail Train Schedule and Local Notices
Ann Arbor timetable lists No. 62 and No. 51 trains with west and east routes, followed by Pere Marquette No. 1 and No. 6 timings. Lodge meetings held on the second and fourth Thursday, with Pythian Sisters. Community notices report numerous local visits, illnesses, travel plans, and family events across Clare and surrounding towns.
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Ann Arbor
South
North
Pere Marquette
East
E. OF P
Pythian Sisters
Church Notices for Rosebush and Latter Day Saints Meeting
The Church of God announces Pastor Mrs Mary E House with Sunday School at 10 30 and Morning Worship at 11 30 from Rosebush R 2. Cottage Prayer Meeting is Wednesdays at 8 pm. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Pastor Elder R B McGuire with Sunday School at 10 30 and Social Service at 11 30. Women's Department meets biweekly Wednesdays at 2 pm with meeting location decided locally.
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Church OF God
Mary E. House
Rosebush R-2
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Methodist Church Notes Memorial Day Worship Reminder
John H Hall D D Minister announces church school at 10 45 with Louis Finch superintendent. Worship every Sunday at noon. Services will follow Memorial Day observances and invite all patriotic citizens to join in remembrance of the dead in a Memorial Sabbath service.
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Methodist Church
John H. Hall
D.D
Louis Finch
Local Civic Calendar May 29 to June 3
Saturday May 29 Penny Party at Rebekah Hall. Sunday May 30 Memorial Day church and Sunday school. Tuesday June 1 F and A M Lodge at Masonic Hall. Wednesday June 2 Rebekahs and 1.0.0.F. Lodges. Thursday June 3 Open House 1.0.0.F. Hall.
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Rebekah Hall
F. & A. M. Lodge
Masonic Hall
Rebekahs
F. Hall
Death of Alvin Ockert in Beal City auto crash
Alvin Ockert, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Ockert of Beal City and formerly of Farwell, was killed in an auto accident near his home on May 22. Burial occurred Monday at Gilmore cemetery. The family and relatives receive general sympathy.
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Robert Hunter
Pontiac
Hunter
Harry Baker
Traverse City
Nancy
Neal Joslin
Elmer Graham
Allen R. Graham
Lena McReaney
Cadillac
Helen Kidd
Richard
Blanche Burston
Saginaw
Lillie Clock
Clare
Maud Utley
Gladys Vie
Milwaukee
Louis Gee
Alice Stinchcombe
Pearl Hall
Bear Lake
Hector Doyle
Houghton Lake
Raymond Knapp
Roscommon
Gladys Vic
Hona Babcock
Merrill
Louis Gees
Joe Miller
Plymouth
Elwood Sanderson
Charles Stinchcombe
Mt. Pleasant
Utley
Phillip Hochstetler
Michael
Frank Irwin
George Irwin
Wayne Fair
George Siel
Morris Crawford
Flora Powell
Marie Horton
Wilton Powells
Robert Powell
Bay City
Martha Fuller
W. C. Fuller
Fuller
George Graham
Wise
Mr. Graham
Oakland
Calif
John Smith
Andersonville
Forest Shumway
Raymond Kobar
Muskegon
Walter Badger
Kobar
Betty Badger
J. E. Palmer
Flint
Olin Teachout
Alvin Ockert
Joe Ockert
Beal City
Farwell
Alvin
Gilmore Cemetery
Wedding Invitations Extended for Inez Calkins Harold Rogers
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Inez Calkins daughter of Mr and Mrs W Calkins and Harold Rogers son of Mr and Mrs O Rogers. The ceremony will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Rogers west of Farwell on Saturday afternoon May 29 at 2 00 o clock.
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Inez Calkins
W. Calkins
Harold Rogers
Mrs. O. Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Farwell
Rawleigh
Clare
Bob Archambault
Evory
J. M. Davis
Marriage notice for Les ter Halstead and Fay Rawson
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Les ter Halstead on their recent marriage. Mrs Halstead was formerly Miss Fay Rawson, daughter of Mrs Frank Rawson.
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Rawson-Halstead
Lester Halstead
Halstead
Fay Rawson
Frank Rawson
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Richmond by Extended Family
Mrs. Minerva Richmond enjoyed a belated birthday gathering on May 20 with nieces Irene Muterspaugh and Gardiner Muterspough, Joan and Jean, and brother in law Brophy from Lenton. They celebrated with cake and gifts, though they mistook the date, as Friday the 21st was correct. Irene and Brophy stayed until Monday.
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Minerva Richmond
Irene Muterspaugh
Gardiner Muterspough
Joan
Jean
Mr. Brophey
Lenton
Irene Mitterspaugh
Mr. Brophy
Richmonds
Marilyn Davison Hosts Dinner Party Guests Enjoy Evening
Miss Marilyn Davison entertained several friends at a dinner party on Tuesday evening May 18. She proved to be a gracious and efficient hostess and all attendees had a grand time.
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Marilyn Davison
Miss Davison
Davies and Davis Family Anniversary Celebration
Fifty relatives gathered at the North Arthur home of Mr and Mrs Russell Davis to celebrate their twenty third wedding anniversary. Five generations were present and photographs were taken afternoon aboard a large family dinner marked by a warm, festive atmosphere.
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Austin
Corporal Irving R Shaw Honored During Home Furlough
Corporal Irving R Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Dee Shaw of Farwell has returned on furlough from a camp in Arizona after fourteen months service He passed examinations and will enter Officer Training on return to camp Farwell residents hosted gatherings in his honor with Mr and Mrs Roy Shear Mr and Mrs John Bower and Mr and Mrs Austin Trumble among the entertainers Congratulatory wishes extended for his army future officer success
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Irving R. Shaw
Dee Shaw
Farwell
Arizona
Corporal Shaw
Roy Shear
John Bower
Austin
Trumble
Corporal Shin
Surrey Township Library Receives State Grant
The Surrey Township Library got a 47.81 grant from the State Board of Libraries funded by the Equalization portion of the State Aid to public libraries. The money, aimed at low assessed value areas, will be used to buy new books and magazines per library board decisions.
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Surrey Township
State Board of Libraries
Htta S$. Brown
Township Library Board
Farwell Club President Narrates War Effort In Annual Report
Mrs. Ruby Graham, retiring Farwell Woman's Club president, presents a defense and relief summary at the club year end. Highlights include tonnage of metals and tires contributed, 2,750 bonds bought, total 13,000, 1,300 Red Cross hours, 1,000 ration board hours, 11 dollars in a Thanksgiving red cross gift, and plans for victory gardens and canning.
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Lambs’ Cottage
Ruby Graham
Farwell Woman's Club
Graham
Soldiers Library
Red Cross
Mrs. Wigging
Matilda Graham
Mrs. Carpenter
Miss Minshull
Flora Powell
Mick
West
Memorial Day Services at Gilmore Cemetery Next Sunday
Memorial Day services will be held at Gilmore Cemetery next Sunday afternoon at 2:00 with music and a speaker. If weather is bad, the meeting moves to the Gilmore church. A Memorial Day sermon by Dr. John H. Hall will be in the Methodist church the same day.
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Gilmore Cemetery
Gilmore
John H. Hall
Farwell Village Notice Calls Citizens to Report Ordinance Violations
Roy P. Wilson Justice of Peace of Surrey township Farwell issues a call for citizens to report suspected ordinance violations. The notice urges that sufficient proof be provided so a formal complaint can be signed before legal action follows.
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Farwell
Roy P. Wilson
Surrey Township
Women Club Notes Highlight New Members and War Efforts
The report praises new members Mrs Sikkema and Mrs Badger for energetic club leadership and hostess duties. It commends unity despite resignations as defense factories shift workers to wartime roles. Members emphasize defense health nutrition religion in the home and reading, aligning with President Roosevelt and General Federation guidance urging continued civic effort.
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Olive Badger
Matilda Graham
Marie Horton
Stinchcombe
Roosevelt
Whitehurst
Oir General Federation
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Mrs. Davis
Trumbles
Joy Philips
Fred Philips
Coleman
Joy
Clare Hospital
Calkins-Rogers
Clare Hardware
Farwell Club
White's Greenhouse & Nursery
Sixth St
Michigan
Clare Hatchery
Us-10
Austin Mayer & Sons
B.W.D
George Bryant
Fleming Shoe Co
Clare, Mich
White’s Greenhouse & Nursery
Sixth St. Clare
B.S. Chaffee
7Th St. Clare
Jersey
Richard Winter
Glass Road
John A. McDonald
Art
White Leghorn Flyers
Harold Moline
WwHiTf
Young Rock Broilers
Lewis Warner
Dover Bridge
Harvey Dawson
Lansing
Claude A. Rekers
Cornwell Farm
Frank J. Keplinger
J. E. Malosh
Lake, Mich
Ernest Kleiner
A. F. Ambrosier
Huron County
Norman Hutchinson
Dover
Sound
Wm. Hanes
Jim Bradley
Hereford
Arthur Grosvenor
Fred Krell
Clare Post Office
Ross Coe
Fit
Chas
Oman
Lake
Lloyd Wilson
Harrison
Harley-Davis Motorcycle Motor
Clare Perry
Kenneth Gamble
Harrison, Mich
Ford Farm
Herman Bank
James Ogg
Gladwin
Elvin Budd
Ehight
W. M. Webber
Robert Shull
Phéne
Broadsow
A. J. Baird
James Bigins
Bim Grove
Drilling Company
Box MM
Clare Sentinel
Herbert Anger
Frankfort
Roy BE. Robinson
Farrand
Highland Park
Mich
W. C. Cornwell Ranch
Long Feed Co
Cecil Warner
Clare R
Clare Phone
Arts Poultry and Beggs
Virgil Newman
Elm Grove
James A. Stanley
Don. Haines
Cornwell Ranch
Hydna DuChane
Golonville
Elton F. Geiger
Beaverton
Dow’s
Larry Knapp
Don Haines
Coupe
GC. C. Ogle
Third St
Ford
Harry Nowlen
Kraft Cheese Factory
Doherty
Dunlop Cafe
White House
Middle America
United States
South America
Mexico
Central America
Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
June Lang
Houghton’s
Lee de Loewenstein
H. BH
Eddie”’ Hubel
Gladwin Stock Yards
Northern Michigan
Wolverine Stock Yards
St. Johns
Lapeer
Samborn’s Produce & Furniture Co
Swift & Co
Breen’s
East Fifth St
5Th St
Ralph. Miller
W. Sixth St
J. F. Pitts
Rosebush
Chester Richard
West State St
Dunlop Block
W. B. Dunlop
Leland Krell
Lone Pine Cabins
Clark
Mackinaw City
Hattie Haddox
Fifth St
Sentinel Office
Denmark
England
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