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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1956

Page

12

Farwell News Briefs From Local Distinct Gatherings

Friday evening callers at the Jack Renner home included Arley Renner and family Kenny Renner and family and Mr and Mrs Clifford Brasington and Mr and Mrs Pete Beale of Lake Thirteen Bertha Babcock visited the William Olds home in Alma Tuesday and Wednesday of last week The Kerwin Parson entertained Mr and Mrs Noel Wilson and daughter and Mr and Mrs Ted Hosner and daughter for Sunday dinner Mrs Ruth Fort returned home Thursday after a week visit with Mrs Bessie Fort at Foster Mr and Mrs Rollie Court of Colemah visited her mother Mrs Buryl Strong and also called on Mrs John Moore Saturday evening Mrs Raymond Wilkinson gave a stork shower at her home for Virginia Curtis last Monday evening Out of town guests were from Saginaw and Flint Mr William Gardon also his son Bernard and wife from Littlefield Lake and a sister in law Mrs Vina Garchow all attended the funeral of Mr Garchow s brother John Garchow at Yale on Thursday

Jack Renner Arley Renner Kenny. Renner Clifford Brasington Pete Beale Lake Thirteen Bertha Babcock William Olds Alma Kerwin Parsens Noel Wilson Ted Hosner Rollie Court Garchow John Garchow Yale Gary Agile St. Petersburg Agle Agles Baby Dallas J. B. Watters Temple Ronnie Osborn Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Andrew Irwin Aaron, Irwins Fred Horn Joseph Hrdlovich Rosebush Vern Funnell Vern Funnell Bill Miotka Clare Herbert Lee Don R. Luce Raymond Agile Viola Agle Jackson John John Agle C. L Don Pitchford Dick VanBuskirk Winfield Godwin Elton Marshall Farwell Stirling William Gardon Fanny Harold McFarland Traverse City Martin Graves Big Rapids Lee Mills Straits Gayford Ada Rouse Grand Rapids

Army life letters from Pearl Harbor home front notes

Eugene Blackledge of Farwell writes from Pearl Harbor enjoying army life after a weekend with cousin Mrs Teesil Curtis McBride at the McBride home in Hawaii. He notes tropical weather and bananas seen from the house. Other families traveling to St Petersburg and Temple, with October travel plans for Ronnie Osborn to Fort Leonard Wood.

Eugene Blackledge Farwell Pearl Harbor Teesil Curtis McBride

Farwell Rest Home Visitors and Local Calls

Mrs Foss visits daughter in Lansing for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Carl Taylor of Farmington visit. Mr Bennett hosts Ina Taylor and granddaughter Mrs Fred Petra. Mrs Fisher moves to Clare near daughter Mrs Bryant to live with Mrs Cappert's residence.

Mrs. Foss Lansing Carl Taylor Farmington Ina. Taylor Bennett Fred. Petra Mr. Bennett

Fall rally of WSCS in Big Rapids District

The Woman's Societies of the Methodist Church held their fall rally at Marion Methodist Church on Wednesday October 3 with a theme Youth in a Responsible Society. Attendees from Farwell Church included Mrs John Archbold Mrs Charles Tryon Mrs Wilmot Carpenter Mrs Earl Town Mrs Sidney Hood Mrs Minerva Richmond and Miss Ella Carpenter. Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs John Bauers at their new cottage at Big Mud and Mr and Mrs Clarence Wixon visiting there Saturday evening.

Woman’s Societies Methodist Church Big Rapids Marion Methodist Church Farwell Church John Archbold Charles Tryon Wilmot Carpenter Earl Town Sidney Hood Minerva Richmond John Bauers Big Mud Clarence Wixon Elmer Levitte Pontiac Frank Coker Elmer Wilkerson Ralph Fort

Farwell Briefs Local Visitors and Social News

Mrs Vern Funnell hosts Sunday visitors including Bill Miotka and Clare's wife. Al ma couple Mr and Mrs Herbert Lee spent weekend with Don R Luce family. Several trips to Jackson and St Petersburg Florida noted along with hospital recoveries and local gatherings.

Drivers warned: Superhighways not accident cure

National Safety Council cautions that even the best roads do not prevent crashes caused by driver error. Experts urge travelers to match traffic pace, maintain safe following distances, and stay alert to avoid highway hypnosis and distractions.

National Safety Council Council

Missionary Program Attended by Local Women at Brown Corners

Mrs John Hartman Mrs Jay King Mrs Elton Barber and Mrs Glenn Birdsall attended a missionary program at Brown Corners church on Wednesday afternoon. Following the service a Japanese meal prepared by Yoshiko was served. Mr and Mrs Don Pitchford and Mr and Mrs Frank Warner attended the Credit Union banquet in Midland on Saturday evening.

John Hartman Jay King Elton Barber Glenn Birdsall Brown Corners Yoshiko Don Pitchford Frank Warner Credit Union Midland

Telephone Pioneers of America Hold Detroit Meeting

Delegates from Pioneer chapters across the United States and Canada met in Detroit for the annual gathering. Members must have at least 21 years in the telephone business to join, with Michigan Bell counting about 4,000 Pioneers. The group emphasizes duty friendship and loyalty as a model for telephone employees amid service interruptions and missed calls.

Telephone Pioneers of America U. S Canada Detroit Michigan Bell

Through the Years Keep in Touch by Telephone

An unsigned workplace column notes that college students and families stay connected best by telephone. It highlights low rates after 6 pm and Sundays, suggests arranging calls from students, and mentions the option to have them reverse charges.

NCC Calls for Ethical Campaigns and Open Debate

The National Council of Churches urges candidates to show forthright integrity and to reject demagoguery. It asks citizens to avoid intimidation or bribery and to encourage voter registration while ensuring a robust, issue driven debate free from sectional or racial bias. The statement emphasizes national unity and democratic participation beyond partisan aims.

National Council of Churches United States

Tree Farming Gains Ground in Michigan Woodlands

Michigan woodlot owners can now access bank financing for standing timber as a federal act allows loans on timber. Bankers, led by economist Charles W. Nelson of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, urge careful management to raise long term returns and reduce quick cash cuttings.

Michigan Charles W. Nelson Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis America Nelson

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