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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Promise Boys
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J.W. Lamphere
Clare Sentinel
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B. A. Anderson
Samburn
Clare Phone
Wade Ocredit
A. E. Riess
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