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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
3
Ann Arbor area notices include daily train schedules on Pere Marquette lines with morning and afternoon departures, and posts about residents traveling to Saginaw and Flint. Local council meeting rescheduled, households moved, and several residents noted illness, visits, construction, and social events around Farwell and nearby towns.
A military funeral honors Private James F. Frizzail in Farwell with American Legion and G A R presence. The ceremony at Congregational church featured decoration by W R O ladies, Rev. Davie of Utica, and a gold star among blossoms. Pallbearers included Milton Davinon and Walter Badger. guards rode to the cemetery for taps and burial. Frizzail, a Farwell native who enlisted in 1913, served in Camp Custer before being killed in action near the Argonne. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs James Frizzell of Jackson and four brothers, plus many relatives and friends.
We thank friends and neighbors for support at the burial of our son and brother James K. Frizzell. Gratitude to the G A B Relief Corps for flowers and to Rev. Davis Rev. Whitney singers and clergy, and to Walter A Larman Post American Legion for their service. Mr and Mrs J B Frizzell and Family.
Mias Margery features a trio by Wood ward Graham Babcock and Masten with readings by Mrs Brown Mrs Lamb and Mrs Chappell. Members answered roll call with a Wilt Carlton quotation before a social close with refreshments. Visitors included Mrs Losie Plymo uth Mt Pleasant Mire Grabeam Gilmore and Mrs Irene Muterapangbh Mt Pleasant. Mrs Madge Lamb presided and hosts are congratulated for an 80 pieaésaint evening.
The Farwell Woman's Club held a Guenet Night gathering on a Tuesday in November 1965 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Faber with Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Flore Powell as hostesses. About eighty attendees enjoyed a program led by Mr. Vowles, praised for his singing. Mrs. Vowles, a State Federation executive staff member and Educational chair, spoke on club needs in state education. The evening featured a whittling solo by Mr. Fuller with accompaniment.
W. R. C. inspection held Wednesday afternoon by the State Inspector from Mt. Pleasant. After an exposé of work and review, refreshments were served. Mrs. Clarence Freeman of Mt. Pleasant attended as a guest. One cent sale next week at Anderson's.
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