Farwell Pot Luck at 1.0.0.7 Hall Saturday
Farwell residents enjoyed a Blue Star Mothers pot luck supper and lively evening at the 1.0.0.7 hall in Farwell on Saturday night November 6.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
7
Farwell residents enjoyed a Blue Star Mothers pot luck supper and lively evening at the 1.0.0.7 hall in Farwell on Saturday night November 6.
Mr and Mrs Howard Seabolt and family of Highland Park were guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson and family Sunday. The Gieb family suffered a car wreck Saturday night with minor injuries to Mr Gieb and his daughter. John Grover and Hatel Reynolds visited Sunday. Ernie Ortens of Clare and Mr and Mrs P Lansing of Farwell visited James Keeler.
Maple Grove Union hosts Sunday School at 2:00 PM and preaching at 3:00 PM inviting all to attend. Sympathy extended to the Post children and Hilyard brothers in their sorrow. Larry and Johnnie Laverty stay with grandparents as mother works at Flint defense plant. Mrs. H Perry visits with son Guy Perry and family. Red Cross ladies quilted for the Post children.
Gilmore Grange meets each Thursday night at the town hall and invites new members. Gene Shilling and Maxine Laverty attended the Halloween party at Farwell High School. Mrs. Bert Glass is better. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott will go to the city for work. Mrs. Wm. Ingraham returned home from a Holland visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brown plan to move from the Parker house to Farwell. Raymond Van Buskirk of Farwell visited the Thrush family. Several from the community attended the Halloween party.
News notes detail Pfc Donald Kleiner leaving Pleasant Valley with his mother and aunt for Fort Miles Delaware after a furlough. The column covers community visits, a Halloween party at the school, local extensions, and church class officers with Bible verse John 14 6.
Volunteers including Mr and Mrs Ford Seymour Mr and Mrs Walter Presley Mrs Bert Bergey and Mrs Warren Tice assisted interior improvements at the Loomis stone church. The missionary convention featured messages by District Supt Rev J A Ringenberg and Rev Steiner of South America. A closing pledge and loose offering of 37 dollars supported Gospel outreach to all nations.
The fall exhibit and pre social at the school house Friday night drew a large crowd. Entertainment came from Mr Worden Mr Curtis Mr Sager and the school children. Rev Teale closed with a prayer. Prizes were awarded for canned goods and vegetables with proceeds of 27.20. Sunday visitors included ola My and Mrs Clarence Tice and son Lloyd at Warren Tice’s Loomis home. Mary Alicea Tice is recovering from illness. those who visited included Mrs Frank Musser Mrs C Tice and Esther Rev and Mrs Teale Mrs Leonard Carticross and Claud Smith.
Public notices detail processed foods and jams under new point values with Blue X Y Z stamps through Nav 20 and Green A B C valid Nov 1 to Dec 26. It lists meat butter cheese fats canned milk sugar shoes gasoline tires fuel oil stove certificates and tin can salvage procedures and deadlines.
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