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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1932

Page

10

Farwell Community Notices And Church Schedules

Farwell area trains listed with times for West East South and North routes. Local churches publish weekly services including Farwell Methodist Church with sermon on The Place of the Church in The Earth for today and gatherings such as Epworth League and cottage Bible hour. Community events include K of P feather party and a large flow of local obituaries and visiting notes from Clare and Muskegon relatives.

Farwell Methodist Church John Lockyer Eaith Epworth League Community Cottage

Local Lions Host Birthday Party and Visits in Clare Area

Social notes record Mr. and Mrs. C F Howell and family in Marion and Clare. Birth announced for Clair and Scott family’s baby Joleanor Anne. Various visits by Scott, Bergey, Smalley, and Cook families in Clare, Sherman City, Mt Pleasant, and Boon. A birthday gathering for Mrs Mahan at Gleaner hall with cards, dancing, and cake. Agricultural exhibit wins noted at Surrey high school fair.

Richard Whitaker Mt. Pleasant W. C. Fuller Marion Fuller Lake George Gee Dan Gilman Shepard Lake George Fred Bingham Palmer Dolph James Rasgsatt Curtis Hearns Barbara Leo Joslin Jackline Clare John Henry Louis. Gee Alice J. H. Stinchecombe Aaron Irwin Lake Club W. Brown Dawe Frank Lice James Bassett Fred Philips Harry Gee Glen Detroit Louis Gee C. Robbins Kenneth Babcock Tyndall Union Church M. HE W. Babcock Lee Smith Morris Babcock Smith Midland John Frizzell Verna Belle Miller Irene Wood Maralyn A Gladden Floyd Bowen Rosebush Floris Brasington Farwell Lenz Davison L. B. Leonard Harrison C. Stinchcomb Mildred Thurow Ann Arbor Mrs. H. House Ludington Dora Rogers U. of M Church of God Henry House Home O. C Somerville Hari Snider Raymond Scott John Watkins Harry Spence Clair Scott Jackson Joleanor Anne Scott Wayne

Farwell Junior Class Presents Mystery Comedy Play

The Farwell junior class projects a three act comedy set for Friday and Saturday evenings December 2 and 3 at the high school. Characters Gramp and Gram amid a tangled plot promise thrills and laughs with the Black Terror entwined in the mystery. The piece aims for a full house and strong audience enjoyment.

Farwell Gramp Gram Black Terror

Surrey Twp Agrs School Fair a Grand Success

The first annual Late Fall Fair and Grain Judging Contest at Farwell High School drew a large crowd Friday and Saturday November 18. Beaverton led judging with 2580 points. Clare and Evart also placed well. 124 fair exhibits showcased farm crops home economics and farm shop work, with Lov ing Cup honors going to Lester Halstead of Farwell for top points.

Farwell High School Cobb Beaverton Clare Ewart Barryton Farwell Floyd Meeker Lyle Moore Rex Hanson Harold Thrush Francis Haines Clinton Dunkle Charles Krupplinger Sheldon Sickles Evart Donald Price Hyatt Agricultural Smith Aughes R. F. Tyndall FP. F. A Lester Halstead Victor Schember Thurston Allen Lake School Myr Forest Howell Farwell Board of Education Madge B. Lamb George Spooner M. A. Cobb T. GC IF. F. A Jamies MacConnell June House Hazel Bell Yarwell Pauline Babcock Farwell _ School BR. F. Dyndall Clare Agrignoinal Department Wr. Tichenor

Evening program features school concert and educational address

The program began with a short concert by the high school orchestra directed by Madge B Lamb. Supt A F Tyndall introduced Mr B A Walpole associate professor of agricultural education who delivered an inspiring educational address to a mixed audience.

Bus- Tetk Harrison Madge B. Lamb

Past Presidents Day Observed by Clare Guild

A Clare guild event celebrated Past Presidents Day with musical numbers, tributes to departed members, and speakers from St Cecilia and local church groups. The luncheon followed, honoring Mrs. C. W. Perry on her 90th birthday and concluding with prayers and fellowship.

Notable Arrangements List of Past Presidents Names

A fragment lists numerous past presidencies and attendees including Mesdames O Donal d Kidder J8 Ross Lily Converse Falk Wm Parish Flint Chas Thurston Mrs Perrin Saginaw Hattie Allen Horace Joyner Hilton Allen Louisa Geeck Geo Phelps Greenville Frank Louch Maud Rhodes Wolf Hileen Bogan John Wilson Dan Willis Jas Bicknell Harry Cudney D Crane Smith Maud Thompson Louis Bertha Wellman Satison Grayton Jones Adelaide Wylie Jas Rassat DeVogt Alex Arti bee indicating a social or organizational gathering.

Secasion Mesdames O’donald Kidder Ross Lily Converse Falk Parish Flint Chas Thurston Mrs. Perrin Saginaw Hattie Allen Horace Joyner Hilton Allen John Wilson Dan Willis Jas Bicknell Harry Cudney Crane Smith Maud’ Thompson Louis Bertha Wellman Titer Satison Grayton Jones Adelaide Wylie Rassat DeVogt Alex’ Artibee

Build a Safety Bull Pen This Fall

All owners of bulls should provide Safety Bull Pens for safe handling and better conditioning. A pen can be built for under three dollars using own posts and saplings, with a breeding stall in a corner. Specifications available from W. C. Cribbs, District Extension Agent, Stanton, Michigan. Salting animals note urges soft salt blocks for sheep and cattle and using broken block salt in horse feeds.

Tiang W.C. Cribbs Stanton Mich W. G. Cribbs

Promise Boys Rare Thrills From American Boy Youths Companion

Readers are promised a thrilling 1938 issue from The American Boy-Youths Companion featuring a modern Robinson Crusoe tale in which two boys and a man survive and build a fortress in the Amazon. The magazine will include world adventures school stories sporting interview insights travel science and professional life features with subscription prices offered and gift options.

America Amazon American Boyyouth Lafayette Blvd Detroit, Mich Adv

Michigan Lands Leasing Earns State About 23000 A Year

The Lands Division of the Department of Conservation announced that state owned lands leased for oil and gas yield about 23000 annually. Since 1931 leases on 13465 acres in Clare Gladwin Isabella Midland and Orneman counties sold at auction for 13050 total bonuses and 18 producing wells exist. Signs warn hunters of elk in Pigeon River State Forest and Game Refuge Cheboygan Otsego counties and Houghton Lake State Forest Roscommon, advising against mistaking elk for deer.

Michigan Lands Division Department of Conservation Clare Gladwin I Isabella Midland Orgeman Wildcat Pigeon River State Forest Cheboygan Otsego M Houghton Lake State Forest Roscommon County Himmerf Southern Peninsula Casino Refuge Escanaba River Upper Peninsula

Watch sales pitch in train compartment sparks doubt

An old man lectures a young man about time and speed in a train compartment. The young man grows suspicious and asks if the speaker is trying to sell him a watch. The dialogue hints at a sales ploy centered on time and youth.

Virginia's late stayer aims for a political seat

A humorous exchange centers on a young man who stays up three nights a week and ignores the clock. The father learns the youth has political aspirations and jokes about warning him against long all night sessions as he pursues legislator dreams.

Virginia

Spanier refuses job offer says charity better

Spanier, out of work for a year, claims he would lose more than he gains from employment. He says charity provides higher support and rejected the job offer.

Tiso

Food allowance for welfare families judged adequate by Michigan college

Michigan State College home economics division endorses welfare food aid for a family of five at 5.32 weekly, with meat milk vegetables and staples. They suggest adding whole wheat flour more milk daily fruits or vegetables and canned tomatoes to improve palatability and daily use guidance on menus and home habits.

Michigan City Home Economics Michigan State College Welfare Department Home Economics Division

Milk Declared Most Valuable Dietary Article

An English quotation proclaims milk as the most valuable article in a diet and the nearly perfect food for the table, underscoring its nutritional importance.

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Farwell News C.S. TB M& A Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints RR B. McGuire Mary E. House Palmer Jr Norma Ann Muskegon Bernard Gardon Lansing Charles Graham Clyde Masten Marion Harold Rees Bertha Shumway A. J. Chappel Farwell Schools George Fuller Frank Koeplinger Herbert Honeywell Gaylord Alfred Richmond Wm. Brophy Seaton Edith Stinchcombe Hope College Holland Charles Stinchcombe Sam Henry J. Stinchcombe Lake News Mrs. C. F. Howell Lois Ann Ela Mae Irwin Surrey Fis AGR Guild West Spokane Albert Leigh van Brut Wilson Maud Thompson St. Louis Lily Gonverse Falk Clayton Jones Adelbert Smith Hiram Latison J. D., Allen Mesdames Jas, Duncan Dennis Alward Chas. Calkins John White Geo. Benner Nettie Dunlop Blanche Halstead Floyd Kane Mamie Pierce S. C. Kirkbride A. D. Telcer The Baptist Church Church Society Kennedy Schools Kane Ladies Union Joséphine Long Paxton Baptist Society del Kemp C. W. Perry Stra M.D. Feighner Mra. D. Komp Promise Boys Rare Thrills Eugene. Holmes Ideal ‘Theatre All Blue Tick Rabbit Hound J.W. Lamphere Clare Sentinel Emmit Sutton A. Perry East 4Th Sb Howard Brown B. A. Anderson Samburn Clare Phone Wade Ocredit A. E. Riess Fred Hamlin Michigan Department OF Conservation Grain and Feed Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co Farmers Ind. Produce Co L. W. Jackson Wit Wow Vandennnn Boo Oh Weiss Ally Robe Vane OL lLady D. Munz Garrison Road Toledo Ohio U. S Sentinel Office Homemakers’ Corner Ielf Haarlem Johnson EB. 7Th St. Peore Glare Samborn Produce Co
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