Alice L Seeley Chapter elects officers October meeting
The Alice L Seeley Chapter No 194 elected officers at the October meeting held Friday October 12. Worthy Matron Grace Sherman Worthy Patron Allen Bauder Associate Matron Jane Brooks Associate Patron Louis Gee Conductress Blanche Frishey Associate Conductress Leah Wiggins Secretary Minerva Richmond Treasurer Ruby Graham. Open installation set for Saturday October 27. Members plan a lunch, cleaning bee, and practice on Thursday October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Seeley
Jane Brooks
Allen Bauder
Grace Sherman
Louis Gee
Blanche Frishey
Leah Wiggins
Minerva Richmond
Ruby Graham
Tristees
W. Brown
Farwell Briefs Mail Train Schedule
Eastern Standard Time shows schedules for Arbors and Pere Marquette trains with arrival and departure times. S/Sgt Donald Pelch and Pfc Ronald Sage have been chosen from overseas forces to attend English universities, both Surrey High graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pelch
Pfc
Ronald Sage
England
Donald
Ronald
Surrey High
New Arrival Margery Ruth Powers Born at Clare Hospital
A girl named Margery Ruth Powers was born to Mrs. Mary Ellen Powers on Wednesday morning October 17 at Clare hospital. Both mother and baby are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Ruth
Mary Ellen Powers
Mother
Babe
Clare Hospital
Birthday Dinner for Miss Beverly Lucy
Miss Beverly Lucy celebrated her birthday on October 13 with a supper attended by her cousin Mrs. Mary Ellen Powers and her brother Raymond Lucy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Lucy
Mary Ellen Powers
Raymond Lucy
Evart Woman's Club welcomes guest recital alum
Mrs. Ruby Graham attended as guest recitalist at the Evart Woman's Club gathering held Monday afternoon October 15. Mrs. Marie Horton accompanied her to Evart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Graham
Evart
Flat Tire Pedro Club Hosts Busy Tuesday Games
Mrs Hivira Moore entertained the Flat Tire Pedro Club on Tuesday October 16. High score prize went to Mrs Carrie Irwin with second place to Mrs Lydia Allen. low and traveler prizes went to Mrs Allie Palmer and Mrs Lucy Frizzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivira Moore
Carrie Irwin
Lydia Allen
Allie Palmer
Lucy Frizzell
Community notices and personal updates from a local paper
Local events span October listings for Blue Star Mothers Woman's Club Red Cross and lodges along with social visits weekend trips and family milestones. Reports note church conference in Beaverton illness travels grandchildren births and travels across Indiana Detroit Boyne Falls and Milwaukee with community figures attending gatherings and grand chapter events.
Palmer Dolph Jr Visits Muskegon Kin Over Weekend
National War Fund member Palmer Dolph Jr. spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Henry. They visited the Curtis Hearns home in Clare with Mr and Mrs Harold Hansen of Ludington and Miss Tula Grasman of Lansing. Mary Ellen Powers and Carrie Irwin joined Mr and Mrs Frank Irwin in Hinkleville for Sunday evening.
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Palmer Dolph
Muskegon
John “Henry
Curtis Hearns
Clare
Harold Hansen
Ludington
Tula Grasman
Lansing
Herald Grasman
Mikie
Carrie Irwin
Mary Ellen Powers
Frank Irwin
Hinkleville
Lives of Our Teachers Miss Pauline Grise
Miss Pauline Grise is highlighted as the school advisor. A Massachusetts native, she attended Ware Grammar and High Schools, earned an A B from Massachusetts State College, and studied at Springfield College and Temple University. She served in the War Department from 1941 to 1948, taught at Cambridge High School in Maryland, and since 1944 has taught commercial subjects at Farwell School.
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Pauline Grise
Miss Grise
Massachusetts
Ware Grammar
Ware High School
Massachusetts State College
Springfield College
Springfield
Temple University
Philadelphia
War Department
Washington
D. C
Cambridge High School
Cambridge
Maryland
Farwell
Johnny
Farwell Residents Return Home from Furloughs
Johnny Colosky and Orville Wig gins are spending furloughs with their parents in Farwell. Teesil Curtiss returns from Chicago where she has worked since graduation. Alberta Cassidy works at Farwell State Savings Bank. Mary Helen Fordyce, a 1945 senior, visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Colosky
Orville Wiggins
Farwell
Teesil Curtiss
Chicago
Alberta Cassidy
Farwell State Savings Bank
Mary Helen Fordyce
Wendell Cook the Farm Boy Star of Our Class
Wendell Cook born in Mt Pleasant in 1928 is featured as the first boy to write about in our senior series. A fresh man who grew up on a farm he cared for six acres of corn this summer and plays trombone on the basketball team. He has lead roles in the junior play and spring operetta and his bass voice draws attention though he is the class pest for snatching girls pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Cook
Wendell
Mt. Pleasant
Schofield School
Tommy Dorsey
Seniors Lead Magazine Drive with Rivalry and Performances
The Seniors top the Juniors by 14 in a school magazine drive aiming for 108. A week and a half remains as a class party wager awaits the lower seller. Friday featured a Seniors assembly with the play Boner's Classroom and a solo by Velma John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suniors
Boner
Velma John
Juniors Lag in Magazine Drive Spark Class Party Race
A lighthearted school note describes the Juniors lagging in the magazine selling campaign. The loser owes the winning class a party while Seniors weigh two theme choices for the event, "dress up" or "Ward time."
Sophomore Class Activities Amid Rain and Study Notes
The sophomore class held a damp but successful wiener roast at the schoolhouse after a rain delay. Students danced at the junction and toasted wieners. Geometry covers theorem No 1, ASA. English class reads poetry as Miss Gutfinski teaches. History explores Greek city-states and their government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S.A
Freshman and Eighth Grade Class News
The Freshman class reports girls study nutrition and dinner planning while boys study mechanical drawing and shop. One member has left since school began. eighth graders note perfect spelling by Fern Siel Sadie Denton and Jenette Wirsopi, held a class meeting, party planned with pop and cookies, treasurer reports $4.45 for refreshments, and a letter from LaRee Hyes of Idaho arrived for English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Siel
Sadie Denton
Jenette
Wirsopi
LaRee Hyes
Idaho
Seventh Grade Class Party Planned for November Fourteenth
The seventh grade schedules a class party for November 14. English work includes short plays and class acting. Spelling winners this week include Helen Adams Marilyn Chapman Blanche Clark and others. Kindergarten and first grade note new tables and chairs replacing desks. Mrs Lamb donated cottage flowers for the boxes and the students enjoy them daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Adams
Marilyn Chapman
Blanche Clark
Donna, Cripps
Marilyn DeGeer
Zelma Glen
Raymond Green
Thelma Penny
Pearl Powell
Shirley Shear
Patricia Sherman
Annabelle Stittsworth
Donald Wilkinson
Paddy Curtiss
G. E. Lamb
Church Schedule and Speakers for Sunday Services
The church will hold Sunday School at 10 45 with Rev Chas B Hahn as minister and Mr Doren as superintendent. Public Worship at 12 00 with Rev Byron A Hahn guest speaker. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 00 with study on The Parable of the Prodigal Son. Choir practice Monday at 4 00 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Hahn
Doren
Byron A. Hahn
Big Rapids
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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