Detroit trip clouds Tigers game visit for Don Luce family
Mr and Mrs Don Luce and family visited Mason to see Elmer Schofield and family on Thursday. On Friday they and Elmer Schofield plus others went to Detroit to watch the Tigers play but it was an off day for the team though the game was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Luce
Mason
Elmer Schofield
Schofield
Cadillac
George Sage
Ronald
Morley
Mich
Forest Shumway
Clare
Fred Bingham
Wm. Smith
James Ogden
St. Charles
Ladies Chicken Supper at Methodist Church
The L. D. S Ladies will host a chicken supper in the Methodist Church parlors on Friday October 7 starting at 5 30 p m The meal will be served cafeteria style and proceeds will fund the new church construction or renovation.
W. S. C. Serves Supper for Clare Church Group
The W. S. C. 8 ladies hosted a supper in the church parlors for the Clare Methodist Church Young Adult Group last Thursday evening. Mrs. Carpenter thanks all who helped make the supper a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.C
Clare Methodist Church
Farwell Club Seeks Large Turnout for October 11 Meeting
Farwell Woman's Club anticipates a large attendance for the October 11 gathering. Mrs Hazel Smith will present Europe photographs not shown at the prior meeting. Mrs Flower and Mrs Malone hostesses. Other items note Miss Donna Rodgers vacationing with Mr and Mrs Bernard Scott in Flint and families visiting relatives in Farwell and Lake George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman's Club
Hazel Smith
Europe
Farwell Churches Announce Service Schedule
Presiding Elder Earl Ewing leads Farwell Church of Jesus Christ activities with Church School at 10:00 AM and preaching at 11:00 AM. Thursday evening features cottage prayer meetings at homes. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Jesus Christ
Earl Ewing
First Baptist Church Invites to Worship Services
Rev. James C. Herring pastor. Bible School at 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A. M. Evening Service at 8:00 P. M. Cottage Prayer meeting Thursday. You are cordially invited to come and worship with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
James C. Herring
Lewis Irwin
Church notices for Sundays services and groups
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Elder Albert Seymour and Pastor John Armstrong lead. Women's Department meets the second Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Zion's League gathers every other Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Albert Seymour
John Armstrong
Zion’s League
Methodist Church Schedules Town Service and Classes
Minister Rev. Leslie Nevins leads church school at 10 15 for all ages with public invited. Public worship follows at 11 30 with sermon titled Branded. Choir practice Monday at 4 00 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Leslie Nevins
Farwell High Basketball Meeting Set for Tuesday
A basketball meeting for Farwell students and staff will be held in the Farwell High School gym on Tuesday at 8:00 PM to organize or join a Farwell independent basketball team. Don Smith leads the call for volunteers and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell High School
Farwell
Red Cross reports record U.S. military support abroad and at home
With U S forces at five times prewar strength, over 2 000 Red Cross workers serve 1 300 installations and 123 hospitals worldwide. More than 500 professionals are at 40 Army, 26 Navy, and 14 Air Force hospitals, handling welfare cases and acting as a communication link between service members and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Mediterranean
Army
Navy
Air Force
American Red, Cross
United States
Japan
Far East
Europe
R&a Cross
England
France
Bridgeport Red Cross Aids Lasky Family After Fire
In 1948 Frank Lasky returned to Bridgeport Connecticut with a large home for his wife and 15 children. Winter clothing and belongings on the third floor were destroyed by James a fire that damaged furnishings on the first and second floors. The Bridgeport Red Cross chapter provided bedding furniture clothing and food since two sons were unemployed and installments continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lasky
Aleutians
Army
American Red Cross
Mr. Lasky
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Red Cross Chapter
Community Club and Fraternal Group Meeting Schedule
Local organizations list weekly meetings across Clare Farwell and surrounding areas. Clubs include Clara Rebekah Lodge 167 Tuesdays, Lake Rod and Gun first Friday, Clare Knights of Columbus third Tuesday, Kiwanis Wednesdays, and more. Government bodies meet Mondays and Thursdays. youth, veterans, and church groups also schedule regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge No
Lake Rod and Gun Club
Clare Knights of Columbus
Clare Lodge No
C.C.F
Clare Kiwanis Club
Hotel Joherty
Farwell
C.F. Lodge No. 216
Glenn F. Sanford
DeMolay
Riverside Grange
St. Henry’s
Sheridan Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
Clara Theta Rho
Clara Red and Gun Club
Mt. Vernon Grange
Clare Masonic Lodge
Farwell Knights of Pythias Lodge
Clare High School Pioneers
St. Louis High
Beaverton
Pettit-Kapplinger Post
Clare
Northwest Vernon
The
Farm Bureau
Wilsor
Pettit-Kapplinger
V. F. ‘Wa.pbuilding
Walter H. Larmian
American Legion
Methodist Church
Better Breakfasts For Children Boost School Work
A survey links regular, well balanced breakfasts to improved attention and mood in children. It recommends fruit cereal and whole milk plus optional eggs or enriched bread, noting protein supports staying power and may reduce afternoon fatigue and constipation.
Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meets in Farwell Hall
Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge met at Farwell I C O F Hall on September 28 with 35 members and four visitors from Mt Pleasant and Saginaw. Maude Hall was noble grand, Bilda Allen vice grand, other officers absent. Lunch followed initiation as readings were given by Sister Nichols. Members welcome Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Leaf
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Farwell
Nichols
Lodge
Ethel Thrush
Winterfield M rs Ruby Hopkins Dies After Hospital Stay
Mrs Ruby Hopkins was taken to Cadillac Hospital Wednesday night and died soon after. Funeral held Saturday at the Church in Marion. Robert LaBonte died Friday night when his car overturned. Vernon Gable survived with shock. Mr and Mrs George Laughlin and family visited and attended the Hopkins funeral. The Laughlins left for Flushing to attend a funeral. Amos Church and Mrs Hold Cutist hosted visitors who attended the service for Mrs Hopkins. Mrs Rude Smith of Pontisee also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hopkins
Cadillac
Marion
Robert LaBonte
Vernon Gable
Bob
George Laughlin
Ana
Consumers Power
Flushing
Feral
Burik
Family Sunday Gatherings Reach Across Flint Beaverton Bay Cities
Mr and Mrs Edgar Brady and families of Flint along with Mr and Mrs Frederick Clark and kin visited Frost for Sunday dinner with Fred Clark and wife. Additional callers came from Bay City Gladwin and South Bend. Mrs BE Bucholz attended a Flint funeral for her sister-in-law's husband, then joined by Mr Bucholz for the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Brady
Frederick Clark
Flint
Gerald Brady
Leonard Schwanz
Beaverton
Fred Clark
Frost
Arthur Sheffield
Bay City
Gordon Smith
Vern Seltz
Gladwin
Ben Carpenter
E. D
Bert” Allen
Lansing
Nellie Wilson
South Bend
Ind
Martha Allen
BE. M. Bucholz
Mr. Bucholz
Public Notice in Probate Court Estate of Christian Krompetz
The Probate Court of Clara County Michigan orders creditors to present claims for the estate of Christian Krompetz by December 12, 1949. Public notice is to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. Judge George Bates presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clara
Harrison
George Bates
Christian Krompetz
Clare Sentinel
Clare City Commission Considers Ann Arbor Railroad Petition
The Clare Michigan city commission meets September 19 1949 to discuss the Ann Arbor Railroad plan to drop passenger mail and express service through Clare. They urge PSC to oppose discontinuance and seek continued rail service for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Haley
Com
Hughes
McConica
Ward
Dunlop
Com. Hughes
Ann Arbor
Frankfort
Toledo
Ohio
Ann,Arbor
Public Service Commission
State Office
Lansing
Ann Arbor Railroad
Yeas
C. Tucker
H. Roberts
H. Roberts Received and Read. Moved Com. Hughes
Maple Street
First Street
Second Street
Consumers Power Co
N. Hi
Doherty Hotel Co
Vaas
Haley, Hughés
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Pere Marquette District
BH. Brooks
West
Mber
South
North
Sanday
Donna Rodgers
Bernard Scott
Ernest Horton
Wilton Powell
Mt. Pleasant
St. Petersburg
Florida
Carl Schofield
Mary Alice
Grandma
Grandpa Luce
Lake George
Luce
Don Smith
Robert Smith
Midland
Madge Flower
Petoskey Hospital
Willard
Houghton Drug Store
U.S
Hickard Air Force Base
Hawaii
Kwajalein
Maine
Farwell Heebekah Lodge No. 208
Clare Boy Scouts
Clare City Commission
O.E
Clare Rotary Club
Barnes Café
McCormick-Deering
Geo. Lehr’s
Clubs and
Lodges
Winterfield
Norge
Church of God Parsonage
West Sixth St
C. H. van Conant
L. C G. Smith
Dolph Colosky
Farwell, Mich
John Deere
Allen S. Bauder
Servel
Louise Timm
Maple St
Ford
Jas
Brinkerhoff
Clare Packing Co
Hebert
Platt
Kroger
Frank Haynak
Alfred Rutter
Bryan Horr
Us-10
6Th St
Cali
Frank Metz
Joe Pfannes
Chevrolet
Coleman
Fowler Orchard
Nice
Frank J. Kepplinger
Glags Road
Howard Brockway
Atross
Mann Siding
Grant Chapman
Leonard Letts
Loomis
W. Wheaton
Bus Bell
Henry Rhodes
Hershel Schaar
Maple Grove Road
Lake
Inez Teale
Soo Wool Mackinaw
Household Appliances, Inc
McHwan St
Lone Pines
Geo. Kapplinger
Grant Town Hall
Merle Esterline
Glass Road
W.wheaton
Basil Hichorn
Jim Bader
U. S. 10
Pinewood
Scott Allen
Clare ‘City Commission
Maget
Claretve
Hamay
Buekabergaz
Clifton Bou¢hey
AL Fisher
McGuire
Brog
Braves
H. Bickildll
Lerit Polite
Carl Sands
Police
Brandt Automatic Gabbier
G. McNeill Cemetery
Jerrad Cemetery
Standard Oil Co
Kerddeng
Gulstte Paint Wall Paper Co
Margaret McKinnon
Badger
G. Cb
McConlea
Walt
Garztad
Albert Haley
Alex McKinnon
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