Farwell Defeats Gladwin 3 0 In Fair Game
Farwell blanked Gladwin 3 to 0 at the fair with Bo Perry’s shutout on the mound. Hoh Eli and Jim drove in a first inning run, Campbell and Dewey produced another in the second, and Farwell added a seventh inning tally as Gladwin collected four hits and one walk. Wright made a stellar catch for Gladwin.
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Gladwin
Bo Perry
Farwell
Hoh
Eli
Jim
Campbell
Dewey
Cal
Epic
Freem
Mr. Jim
Wright
Awah
Gee
Neely
Perry
Harrison
Buck
Ump
Old Ed
Yim
Marshall
Hlt
Lindy Lake
Unip
School Notes Kindergarten Class Makes Busy Year
The room lists 39 boys and girls now settled in a newly decorated building with an oil furnace and new tables. A bulletin board farm scene is displayed while students plan a garage for boys and a playhouse for girls. Mr and Mrs Allen Graham donated sea shells from Florida for the class to enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Allen Graham
New Students and Classroom Improvements Highlight Progressive Year
The class of 386 welcomes Patsy Leeman Dale Tomasko and Ralph Arts as new members. Students enjoyed a Clare County Fair day in Harrison and the room received a weekend floor painting upgrade. Janet Schofield lent an old fashioned alcohol lamp powered fan which stirred interest. Five students Alan Luce Riley Hilyard Rumsey Swallow Leonard Wixson and Joan DeGeer take instrumental lessons. Dale Tomasko plays cornet in the band this year.
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Patsy Leeman
Dale Tomasko
Ralph Arts
Harrison
Janet Schofield
Farwell High English Classes Emphasize Autobiographies
All Farwell High School English students write autobiography assignments. Spelling is stressed with weekly quizzes. Ninth graders read a unit on strong character while sophomores study exploration and research. Juniors and seniors now read about America heritage due to last year’s course gap.
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Farwell High School
America
Students plan week meeting to form school paper group
Organization of students interested in publishing a school paper will take place the week. Staff writers will be assigned and arrangements' will be made for printing the tabloid.
Farwell High Offers First Spanish Class This Year
Farwell High School begins its first Spanish program with twenty students enrolled in the inaugural class. Students study basic conversation and language fundamentals this year.
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Farwell High School
Rice And Its Soul In Battak Belief Of Sumatra
Rice holds a revered place among the Battaks of Sumatra who say it has a soul and share the same word for the rice soul as for human souls. This belief underscores the cultural significance of harvest and sustenance in their society.
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Battaks
Sumatra
Lake George News Sunday School and Community Notices
Sunday School schedules posted for Lake George Community with 10:00 morning and 2:00 afternoon sessions at Lake George Baptist Church led by Superintendent Harry Moyer and Pastor E Redman. Local social notes record visitors, relatives, and travel between Lake George, Kingsley, Bannister, Bay City, Ovid, Harrison, and Lansing.
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Lake George
Harry Moyer
Lake George Baptist Church
Redman
Lewis Irwin
Windover Lake Ongoing Summer Vacation Notes
Mr and Mrs Harry Landis and son Bill spend two weeks at their cottage. Mrs Jessie Clark visits daughter Lyla Lyon. Harvey Fulton visits his cottage midweek. Mrs Willis P Faulkner returns to Grand Rapids to teach. Mr Faulkner finishes cabin work. Lyle Clark of Flint visits sister Lyla Lyon. Verne Purdue and friends from Lansing enjoy weekend at their cabin.
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Louise Foster
Dora Laudner
Kingsley
Carrie Evans
Bannister
Lake George
Fivans
Frank Luce
Harry Moyer
Rose Newsome
Catherine Cripps
Bay City
Ora Phillips
Frank Cox
Ovid
Glenn Waldo
Harrison
Surrey House
Dolly Cameron
Pearl Plummer
Brown
Clare
Dale Brown
Frank Warner
Ted
Frank
Lansing
C. Tomrell
Reading
R. O. Seitz
Harry Landis
Gon
Bill
Jessie Clark
Lyla Lyon
Harvey Fulton
Willis P. Faulkner
Grand Rapids
Faulkner
Lyle Clark
Flint
Verne Purdue
Weekend visitors and local families noted in Lyon’s Den
The column lists weekend visitors and residents connected to Lan g i r LeGrand Findlay Green Bay Chicago Lansing and Flat Rock. Individuals include Pvt Lyon at Lakeland Air Base San Antonio Texas and families such as the Quibells Munsons Gab ricks and Kings with social calls at Windover Hotel Clare County Fish Market and local cottages.
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Henry Quibell
Lan‘gi
F. GC. Beach
Greenville
Orion Haitt
Lansing
Dan Keeley
Red
Windover Hotel
Clare County
Clare
Chas. Gabrick
Lou
Harry Landis
Bill
Will Tomlinson
Detroit Fire Department
al King and Son
Flat Rock
Modern Science Improves Washing of Oriental Rugs
Rug weavers of Orient used primitive wool washing to remove oils and aid dye penetration. Industry now uses extensive scientific research and controlled processes in the United States. About 85 percent of American rugs are washed domestically for a silky high sheen, while one seventh remain unwashed for subdued color.
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Orient
United States
America
Indigenous Asthma Remedy Inhalation Used By Native Americans
A historical note describes an asthma remedy where alder oil was boiled and fumes inhaled under a blanket. The practice reflects traditional native healing methods and aims to ease respiratory distress through inhalation.
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American Red Cross
Ges
Farwell N
Jack Hill
Ewart
Joan Vaskinder
Midland
Benny Hillard
Rushmore
Ohio
Mousie Crusoe
Npc
Valois
Guiette
Er Clare
Fetligan Aglass
Bicknell’s
Lggilione Abe
Reynold’s “Bombshell
Windover Lake
Timekeeper
MT. Pleasant, Michigan
Marble Auto Collision Service
Clare, Mich
Larro
Farwell Mills & Elevator
Farwell, Michigan
Budd Lake
Michigan
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