MAIL TRAIN SCHEDULE AND COMMUNITY MEETINGS
Timetables list mail trains No. 52 South at 10 52 A M and No. 51 North at 2 27 P M plus Westbound No. 6 East at 4 00 P M. Lodge and society notices include Pythian sisters meeting, Jehovahs Witnesses study, and Church of God services with times for Sunday school worship and midweek prayer. Labor Day Homecoming guests from Detroit Adrian Newberry Alma Saline and other towns attend at Mrs Etta Brow home. extended family reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Phry Marquetth
Etta Brow
M. G. Stevens
Detroit
Marie Robbins
Adrian
Dick Robbins
Dickie
Darlene
Newberry
Chauncey Robbins, Jr
Marguarite Ward
Alma
Maurice, Robbins
Edna Zick
Saline
Church Services and Schedules Prominent in Two Denominations
Methodist Church led by James A. Rogers holds morning worship at 32:90 o clock with Sunday School at 10 45 supervised by Louis Finch. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Elder R B McGuire offers Sunday School 10 30 service 11 30 social time 11 30 Zion's League 7 30. Evening services rotate location Clare Farwell with league preaching at 7 00 and services at 8 00. Women's Department meets the second Wednesday at 2 60. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Young Peoples Meeting
Methodist
James A. Rogers
Louis Finch
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Zion's League
Clare
Farwell
Women’s Department
Former Residents Return to Farwell for Homecoming
George Graham and Mrs. Marie Wise of Saginaw joined Auld Lang Syne and Labor Day events in Farwell along with Milton Davison family from Coleman and other former residents. A 21 person group photo captured five generations during the Labor Day gathering hosted by the Shumways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mained
Mrs. Stamm
Percy Stoddard
Farwell
George Graham
Marie Wise
Saginaw
Labor Day
Milton Davison
Coleman
William Bunyan
Mildred Steed
Ovid
John Malcolm
Jackson
Tom Mayes
Alma
Maud Leonard Utley
Milwaukee
Wisc
Gladys Vick
Frank
Alvin Dewey
Billy
D. W. Rowe
Lena Correy
Wilma Lou
Big Rapids
C. F. Boorum
Ann Arbor
Farwell School expected to set enrollment record
The Farwell School opened on Tuesday and is poised to break all records for attendance once enrollment finishes. The new faculty includes R F Tyndall as superintendent and teachers Naomi Clark George Scoles George Hill Kenneth Swanson Ida Vanderberg Leola Gifford Mildred Teachout Audrey Christensen Louis Loby Dorothy Schruer with diverse degrees and rural teaching experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
R. F. Tyndall
Tyndall
U. of M
Naomi Clark
Morley
Ida Vanderberg
Vanderberg
M.S.T.C
Central Lake
Leola Gifford
Miss Gifford
C.S.T.C
Scottville
Mildred Teachout
Teachout
Central State
South America
Audrey Christensen
Christensen
Pentwater
Louis Loby
Mr. Loby
University of Missouri
I. of M
Grand Rapids
Dorothy Schruer
Schruer
Smith Hughes
Gaylord
Auld Lang Syners Service at Farwell Methodist Church
Sunday morning worship at Farwell Methodist Church honored Auld Lang Syne. Special sermon delivered by Rev. Rébert Bénedict and an accompanying program engaged attendees with reflective readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Rébert Bénedict
Algo
Farwell Community Scenes Include Arts Exhibit and Road Work
The Farwell area celebrated with a church vocal duet by Miss Wilma Lou Correy and Miss Dona Jo Baker and a thriving Agriculture Exhibit and Domestic Art display at the Farwell fair. Weather limited fair size but attendance remained strong as cement work on the M 115 road progressed and local residents like Clelan Graham and Ronald Barton were noted for contributions and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Lou Correy
Dona Jo Baker
D. “W. Rowe
Big Rapids
Farwell Fair
Farwell Woman's Club Opens Year's Work Tuesday
The Farwell Woman's Club holds its opening meeting of the year on Tuesday evening September 16. The Roll call will be answered by A Memorable Event. President Mrs Ina Davison will greet guests while travelogues are presented by Ida Vanderberg Georgia Littlefield and Ruby Graham. Helen Kidd discusses the year's program plan. hostess is Mrs Nellie Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman’s Club
Ina Davison
Ida Vanderberg
Georgia Littlefield
Ruby Graham
Helen Kidd
Nellie Glass
Rosebush Egg Grading Station Prices Quoted
Prices quoted for Wednesday show egg payments for white eggs and assorted grades with figures for extralarge large extra and standard categories. The listing includes heavy hens leghorns and springers, plus various hogs cattle veal and lamb notes with day and week references from 1940.
Power Yields More Work at Less Cost on Farm
Extension Agricultural Engineer from the University of Minnesota explains that electricity’s value lies in performing productive labor cheaply. A quarter horsepower motor can replace one worker, grinding feed at about one cent per hour. A three horsepower motor expands capabilities to saw wood, hoist hay, and run shop machines, making electricity the cheapest hired man when put to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Agricultural Engineer
University of Minnesota
Suice
Ives
One Out of Four Farms Served by Power Lines
REA reports progress in rural electrification with about 1.7 million farms, 25 percent of US farms, now receiving high line service. Last year REA-financed systems served 400,000 users, powering roughly 1,000,000 people, with 180,000 miles of lines energized and 60,000 miles under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Washington
San Francisco
Farmers’ Co-Operatives
Cow Rights Debate Hits British Law Courts
A UK high court reportedly ruled that cows have a constitutional right to roam in roads, impacting motorists who collide with dairy stock. The decision suggests cows do not move in straight lines and drivers cannot expect perfect guidance, a stance framed as honoring long standing animal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
High ‘Court of Appeals
Dairy Feed and Milk Yield from Pituitary Extracts
Agricultural notes describe cows producing more milk after injections of pituitary gland extract. A hired man with 4 horsepower motor earns about a cent per hour. Emphasizes that good roughage remains the cheapest feed for dairy cows.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jehovah's Witnesses
Garl Pulcifer
Shumway
John Stamm
Gerald Fout
Jack Phyllis
Nancy
Geraldine
Albion
Clare Hdwe. & Furniture CO
Farwell School
Clare Auto Parts
Clelan Graham
Clelan
Ronald Barton
Lansing
Emma Littlefield
Minnie Frye
Frank Gute
Owosso
Sarah Rosseau
Flint
Wm. Beck
Brinton
Clare Markets
Grain and Feed Johnston Elevator Co
Samborn
L. W. Jackson
Livestock Market
Claré Livestock Auction Yards
Rosebush
Eixtras
Norton Ives
Britain
Agricultural News
H. J. Foster
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Clare, Michigan
W. Lenick & Co
Atwater St. Saginaw
Mich
Samborn’s Produce & Furniture Co
Fowler Orchard
Ernest Kleiner
Clare Sentinel. of
Jamesway
McCready
West Fourth St
Frank Dalton
Elmer Olds
Vernon Catholic Church
Ernest Radloff
Dover
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
West 7Th St
Ward Feighner
East 7Th St
Roy Feighner
E. 7Th St
Greenwood Town Hall
H. L. Cleveland
Round Oak Range
Maple Street
Suddie Horse
William Heslop
McEwan Street
Chalmer Brown
Harris &Hirt Hardware
Sid Johnson
Wood
White Rock
James Bivins
Elms Grove
Tf. Carrow
Onetcin
Winifred McNeill
Igmile ‘East-Of -Dover Road Bridge
Axminster
8Th Street
Atre Farm
Louis Phich
R-l
Rarwell
Asta
Johnson Electric
Gibson
Gibson Rookall
Zenith
RCA
Spartan
House of Bargains
Elly Tice
Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Leslie Randle
Wildcat School
Fred Giebel
Old
U.S
John Bell
A. J. Morgan
Jas. Sutton
Ross Coe
Donald Horden
Harold Schaffer
Butcher Cattle
Young & Feighner
Toni
Kenneth Ritter
McEwan and
First Street
William Cole
West 7Th Street
John Asline
West 7Th Stret
Howard Brown
East Fifth St
Marie Schug
East State St
Court St
Inquirte
fFour Room
George Gibbs
East Eighth St
John Coulter
East Highth Street
East Fourth St
D. E. Mater. Mater
Dunlop Cale
West First Street
Will Lowrey
West Fifth St. Clare
Offich
A. & Doherty
Michigan
Art’s Poultry Farm
Beaverton
Gladwin Stock Yards
Northern
Michigans
Wolverine Stock Yards
Gladwin
St. Johns
Lapeer
N. D. Gower’s
Mt. Pleasant
Don Lamphere
Lake George
Tor
Nichols
Ralph Hellyer
Hiland St
Sam Welch
Colonville
Sentinel Office
L. C. McCready
CLARD
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