Local Church Notices and Weekend Socials
The North township branch of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School at 10 30 a m and social, Bible study, and women’s department meetings through the week. Local families are noted visiting relatives in Lansing and Detroit with pancake supper honoring the senior class at Mud Lake and a chicken dinner planned at Stinchcombe restaurant on Decoration Day and Sundays. Mrs. Madge Lamb and others attended the State Federation of Woman’s Clubs at Alpena while a windstorm damaged several barns nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
M. McGuire
Willard ‘Dell
Plint
Henry’ Dell
George Hebert
Gon. Paul
Detroit
W. Brown
Fred. Bingham
Mud Lake
Stinchcombe
Adv
Glyde Masten
Forest Gordon
Lansing
Derrick Masten
Alba Brasington
Pleasant
Jessie Brasington
Madge Lamb
Georgia Littlefield
Mary Updegraff
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Alpena
Fred Glass
Ira Badger
Saginaw
John Henry
Cora Grimm
Mt. Pleasant
Arleigh Schofield
Thomas Cook
Carl Winchell
Mecosto
W. C. Fuller
Eugene Ford
J. F. Sanderson
Millbrook
Don Luce
Ester Tuce
Beaverton
Wm. Dickerson
Winn
Ryson Graham
Henry Dell
Sellers
Harley Smith
Rosebush
Bert Smiths
Martin Leoffler
John Graham
Gang
Cassie Davison
Pat WcMullen
Miss Gruber
Sid Thomson
Shepherd
Fry
Fannie Reed
Carrie Bingham
Flint
Little Daughter
Clyde Masten
Misa Nellie Belnapard
Claré
Farwell Methodist Church Service and Choir Notes
W W Hurd posts service at eleven forty on June 1 featuring a talk titled Why all Thais Talk about Pentecost. The choir has been enlarged and will present the second number. Memorial Service music was praised. The annual Sunday School Board election will be held next Sunday after Sunday School.
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Farwell Methodist Church
W. W. Hurd
Church of God schedule and community notes
Sunday services listed for the Church of God with an 8:30 morning and 8:00 evening service and a 10:30 Sunday School. Olin Teachout, a Farwell High School graduate attending a Philadelphia seminary, will preach with Rev. A Claplin to speak for the Anti-Saloon League. Local notices include visits, travel, and events from residents across Clare, Farwell, Saginaw, and surrounding towns. evergreen deliveries to Detroit and a community chicken dinner advertisement conclude the item.
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Church OF God Wm
Teete
Olin Teachout
Farwell High School
Philadelphia
A. Claplin
Olivet
Mich
Anti-Saloon League
Baccalaureate Service Honors Surrey High Seniors
The Baccalaureate service for Surrey High Seniors filled the Church of God with a large crowd. Rev Mrs House delivered the sermon on Rowing Not Drifting, with Rev Hall giving invocation benediction and scripture reading. Floyd Burston sang a solo and the Glee Club performed.
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Surrey High
Church of God
House
Hall
Floyd Burston
Glee Club
Seniors Secret Lake Outing After School Surprise
Last Thursday at five o clock the Seniors rode to Bertha Lake for a surprise gathering at the Bingham home. Mrs Bingham Miss Force and Miss Isham prepared supper and pancakes with coffee and bacon and eggs. After a swim they thanked the hosts and headed back to Farwell around seven. The Junior play An Old Fashioned Mother was performed Thursday and Friday and received praise for its moral and strong performances.
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Fred Bingham
Bertha Lake
Mrs. Bingham
Miss Force
Miss Isham
Card of Thanks for Little Theodore
We thank all who offered comfort in our sorrow for the loss of our dear Little Theodore. Gratitude to those who sent flowers and to Rev Hard for his kind message. Special thanks to the sweet ginger singers. Bert Badger and family.
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Theodore
Wool buyers Henry and Stanley advertise in Michigan
Wool buyers Henry and Stanley of Parnell Michigan urge patrons to sell wool, advertising their purchase offer and requesting patronage from local residents.
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Henry & Stanley, Parnell
Mich
Lions Tails Sent by Mail in Africa Telegram
Telegram from Africa reports two lions captured and their tails sent by mail. Rastus narrates the message to Circus Owner as proof.
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Rastus
de Boss
Africa
Permanent as a Wave Spinke Delicate Divorce Trend
Modern couples seem to favor divorce over long anniversaries as marriages fade. A columnist notes wives leave quickly, mirroring fragile ties to lasting gold wedding vows.
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Hilary
The Ages Have It on Installment Auto Purchases
A fragmented caption argues about buying cars on installment plans. The line suggests broad public sentiment and references a controversial stance on affordability and consumer signaling amid an era of widespread opinions.
Moré and Firasides Highlight Shortage of Quiet Roadsides
A fragmented note from Cincinnati hints at a discussion of Moré and Firasides seeking fewer roadsides. The garbled text suggests a local column or ad touching on travel or land use with unclear names and places.
Washington News and Comments by Roy
The column surveys Senate Naval Affairs and Foreign Relations debates over the London Naval Treaty and clashes on defense terms. It notes Pennsylvania primary results, Davis and Grundy, Pinchot's gubernatorial win, tariff conference progress, and the Connally amendment on ICC consolidations. It ends with a brief note on year-round employment and a district mailing push for farm bulletins and the 1930 Agricultural Yearbook.
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Senate
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Pennsylvania
James Davis
Joe Grundy
Davis
Gifford Pinchot
Francis S. Brown
Pinchot
Joint Conference Committee
Congress
Couzens
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator Connally
Texas
Senator Capper
Republican
Kansas
Agricultural Publishers’ Association
Washington
Advertising Federation of America
America
Automobile Care Warnings From US Auto Association
Notes advise against front spring lubrication if shimmy occurs and to run the engine when cleaning the radiator with a noda solution. Rear tire tread wear increases with sudden acceleration more than with hard braking. American tourists spent 3.5 billion dollars last year per the automobile association. Keeping cooling system water at adequate level is essential for new car care.
By Virtue of Necessity at Village Church Service
A stormy Wednesday evening sees the minister and John the sexton attending a midweek service. The minister urges others to venture out, while John quips that if they were not being paid they would not be present.
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John
Confessions and retorts in a marital squabble
A terse exchange reveals a husband admitting he married for money and a wife offering she cannot find a reason she married him. The lines capture a sharp, revealing moment in a troubled marriage.
Overtrained Lion Inspires Wild Training Plan
A Munich legend notes a trainer plans to push a previously gentle lion toward ferocity. The remark highlights a shift in approach from taming to unleashing natural power in the animal.
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Munich
Flegende Biaetter
Not Needed Now Jim Do You Still Do Breathing Exercises
Nastim says he hasn t done breathing exercises recently and is moving near a tannery for the moment. The exchange shows casual chat with a note of current relocation.
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Jim
Old Boy
Try This on Your Hearstring Verse
Poem-like lines describe a playful, affectionate tease with rhymed couplets. The speaker compliments a liked one with whimsy and light humor, comparing sweetness to jelly and nutty charm, ending with a nod to Shelley-inspired pretension.
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Shelley
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Gen South
Ann Abu
North
Bert Badger
B. Downing
Vern Comstock
Washington News
Roy
Woodruff
Michigan
Automobile
American Automobile Association
Boy’s Union
Clare Hardware and Furniture. Co
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