Train Schedule and Local Society Notices
Malt Train schedule shows multiple west east north and south departures listed with times. Local groups K of P lodge and Pythian Sisters meet Mondays. L Brown visited Saginaw and Pleasant on business. Gee family attended events in Harrison and Marion ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brown
Saginaw
John Graham
Meryl
Harold
Lockwood
Mr. Pleasant
Louis Gee
Harrison
L. Gee
Marion
Church Notices Highlight Evening Services and Bible Contest
Church of God schedules Sunday School at 10:86 a.m. and preaching at 4:30 p.m. Young People host a bible quiz contest led by Mrs. Homer Stinchcombe. Cottage prayer meetings occur Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. Special speakers this week. Reorganized Church announces Branch President R. B. McGuire and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Prayer meeting at 11:30 a.m. Women’s Department meets every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Christian Legion details to follow. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Homer Stinchcombe
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Women’s Department
Christian Legion
Methodist Church Welcomes New Pastor at Sunday Service
The Rev. John H. Lockyer transfers to Remus and Rev. George P. Stanford of Levering will preside this Sunday at 11:45 with Sunday school preceding worship. Community notices follow of visits, travels, and local events across Farwell, Birch Run, Mt. Pleasant, Bath, Lake, Clare, Flint, Jackson, Detroit, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George P. Stanford
John H. Lockyer
Remus
Levering
Farwell School Enrollment Unchanged Despite Crowding
Enrollment for the current year totals 259, five fewer than last year. Grades 1 primary through 6th total 185 with the 7th through 12th grade at 124. The sophomore class is largest with 27 and 5th grade smallest with 18. Tuition students number 38 in high school and 3 in grades, down five from last year. Heat work on the gym auditorium nears completion. A girls gym class of about 45 is organized. Basketball tryouts draw nine eligible junior and senior players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Lamb
Rees
Saginaw
Board of Education
Board of Education and Faculty
Farwell Woman's Club Opens Year With Meeting
The Farwell Woman's Club met at Mrs. George Palmer's home for the first gathering of the year. Twenty two members attended as Mrs. Margaret Palmer welcomed the group and Mrs. Ruth Tyndall delivered the responsive remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman's Club
George Palmer
Margaret Palmer
Palmer
Ruth Tyndall
Ruby Graham
Georgia Littlefield
Graham
Martha Fuller
Madge Lamb
Frank Babcock
C. Graham
Irene Palmer
Ruby Granam
Old Stage Coach Driver Takes Air Trip Over Coastal Route
Fred Tice of Medford Oregon rode a United Air Lines coastal flight at under ten miles an hour, retelling his 276 mile stagecoach route across northern California and southern Oregon. He noted his 19th century trip required 100 hours and 92 horses, while the air trip covered the distance in about 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Tice
Medford
Ore
United Air Lines
Tice
California
Oregon
United
Death of Fredrick Chas. McDonald in Vernon Michigan
Fredrick Chax McDonald born June 4 1918 in Vernon township Michigan died September 4 1934. He leaves his mother father sister and two brothers. Funeral at his Vernon home September 7 conducted by Rev. Dave with many friends attending from Detroit Shepherd and Alma. The notice quotes a poem about future understanding of tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Chax, McDonald
Vernon’ Township
Michigan
Vernon
Dave
Emma Manley
Allen
Eric Pearson
Mary
Margaret
Jean
Edgar Pence
Robert
Junifor
Detroit
Thomas Manley
Shepherd
Frank McDonald
Alma
Alburta Ennis Dies at 51 in Gratiot County
Alburta M. Ennis of Fulton township Gratiot county Michigan born June 17 1883 died September 10 1934 aged 51 years two months and 2% days. She married John Wickwire January 1 1903 in Akron New York and left 13 children seven surviving Paul of the Hawaiian Islands Charlie Dean New York Gladys Westendorff Harrison Dan and John Gratiot county Jane and Mabel at home and a granddaughter with husband. Survived by three brothers Fred Wilbur Ennis of Gratiot county John of Baton Rouge and a sister Mrs Orlando Cushman Ithaca. Funeral from home September 12 Brother D B Calkins officiated. Interment in Mennonite Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburta Wickwire
Alburta M. Ennis
Fulton Township
Gratiot County
Mich
John Wickwire
Akron
New York
Paul
Hawaiian Islands
Charlie Dean
New York State
Gladys Westendorff
Harrison
Dan
John
Gratiot
Jane
Mabel
Fred
Wilbur Ennis
Baton Rapid
Orlando Cushman
Ithaca
D. B. Calkins
Christian Brotherhood Church
Menonite
Felix Gallagher obituary from Isabella County details life and family
Felix Gallagher born September 10 1901 in Isabella County died August 28 1934 at Brandstetter Memorial hospital after a three day illness following an accident. Survived by wife Mildred child Betty Lou and parents Mr and Mrs John Gallagher with six sisters and four brothers. He lived mostly in Isabella County with stints in Detroit and Vernon residence. He married Mildred McLaughlin in 1932 and one child was born. He is described as a kind loving husband who kept a positive outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Gallagher
Isabella County
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
Mildred
Betty Lou
John Gallagher
Mt.Pleasant
Margaret Wicks
Elizabeth Vanaucker
Kathryn Murphy
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Merritt
Pinckney
Ann Shecks
Bridget W Heydenburg
Detroit
Frank
Pat Gallagher
Clare
Bernard
Farwell
Joseph
Felix
James Duncan
Vernon
Mildred McLaughlin
Card of Thanks for Mildred Gallagher bereavement
We express sincere thanks to numerous neighbors and friends for kindness during the bereavement of Mrs. Mildred Gallagher and Betty Lou Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gallagher
Betty Lou Gallagher
Neighbors thanked for kindness after illness and death
Expressing gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and passing of our wife and mother. We also thank Brother Calkins for his comforting message and the singers Mrs. Charles Bates and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calkins
Charles Bates
Thanks for kindness after our son's death
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their sympathy. Special thanks to Mrs Ray Hales and Mrs Arleigh Gorr for singing, Rev Dawe for comfort, Thurston and Son for services, the Grange Farm Union Sunday School Sophomore class and all who sent flowers or aided in any way. Mr and Mrs Chas McDonald and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hales
Arleigh Gorr
Dawe
Thurston and Son
the Grange
Farm Union
Chas
McDonald
We Have Plenty We Do Not Need A New World Of Plenty
The text argues against creating a new world of plenty and emphasizes that there is enough currently. It suggests the main issue lies in devising a new method of distribution to make this abundance accessible.
Lessons From Prophets For Modern Life In Sunday School
Old Testament prophets Ahijah Elijah Hosea Amos Micah Isaiah are studied with biographical and application methods. Students assign roles, discuss land and poverty issues, capital and labor, prohibition, modern amusements, and how prophetic messages apply to today.
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Ahijah
Elijah
Tilisha
Micaiah
Amos
Hosea
Micah
Isaiah
United States
Jeroboam
Asa
God
Ahab
Hmhjah
Jezebel
Jehoshaphat
Elisha
Something to Live For in Wartime Plea for Worthy Deeds
A reflective Colophon style prompt questions whether any act remains meaningful amid suffering asking if there is justice, mercy, or duty left to perform. It emphasizes finding purpose through deeds that endure beyond fear and pain.
Trustful as Children Intellectual note on Olivist followers
A fragment discusses the idea that the normal child is instinctively trusting and that Olivist followers should emulate childlike trust as part of their philosophy. The passage emphasizes innocence and belief as central to the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivist
Multiple regional notices and incidents across Michigan and Ontario
Ontonagon a boy 7 killed in Ontonagon by a CCC driver Nicholas Amonta. Mt Clemens a 7 year old injured in a fall at his father’s garage. Kalamazoo a pear tree bears blossoms and fruit together at S Persons home. Marshall court terminates Kellogg Foundation trust, undisturbed income to the foundation. Otter Lake new memorial home for tuberculosis prevention now operating with costs and furnishing needs. Cheboygan a man loses wife saving his mother who fell from a rowboat. the son perishes. Monroe construction starts soon on PWA sewage system after signed contract. Bay City consumers save 57,866 by natural gas over year. artificial gas prior year costs. Pontiac Red Cross honors Dr. E A Christian on 77th birthday. Kalamazoo Ann Marie Rogers first white girl to fish in Hames Lake in Canada. skilled fisher girl. Ishpeming curtailment at Cleveland Cliffs and Oliver Iron due to steel slump. Lansing canned beef from brouth cattle produced under State Emergency Welfare Relief Administration. Grand Rapids grand jury indicts Frank Williams and six others for counterfeit money and narcotics charges. Grand Rapids former legislator Charles Garfield dies of a heart attack at 86. pioneer in forestry and Arbor Day recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheboygan
Theodore Amlott
Clara Amlott
Theodore
Cheboygan River
Amlott
Monroe
PWA
Washington
Consolidated Paper Co
Bay City
Consumers Power Co
City Commission
Pontiac
Oakland County
Chapter of
the Red Cross
E. A. Christian
Pontiac State Hospital
American Red Cross
Dr. Christian
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Frank Williams
Kalamazoo
Max Tripp
Archie Allen
Frankie Taylor
Covert
Barney Endsley
Benton Harbor
John van Dugteren
Jose Zaragoza
Charles W. Garfield
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Harold Sprowl
Birch Run
A. Powell
W. C. Fuller
Martha
Richard Whitaker
Forest Howell
Lois Ann
Lake
Charles Graham
A. Dawe
E. W. Brown
Floyd Burston
Layle Littlefield
Lansing
Michigan State College
Wm. Burston
Emmons
Jannette Green
Bath
Lamb Cottage
Leo Barton
Flint
Ronald Barton
Cline
Lyman. Frisby
Fred Barnum
Jackson
Surrey Township Agricultural School
Harrison Fair
George Fuller
Bertha Babcock
John Henry
J. H. Stinchcombe
N. Trumbull
Gilmore
John Renner
Ray Schofield
Jess
Woodrow Miller
Middledale
Ohio
W. Hisenhauer
Margaret Lockwood
Fred Bingham
Oriole
Seaton Hall
John Campbell
Mabel Melvin
Clarence
Hart
Oceana County Fair
Joe Hisenbauer
Fredrick Chas. McDonald
By. Rey
B. Bitzwader
Institate of
Western
Mearsoater ,Union
Jeroboam I
Lord Jesus Christ
Messiah
Hezekiah
Ontonagon
Miles Benik
Joseph J. Benik
Nicholas Amonta
Civilian Conservation Corps
Mt. Clemens
Elmer Ehgchenburg
Paul Necerburg
S. &. Persons
Persons
Marshall
Kellogg Foundation
Otter Lake
Herbert R. McKitney
American Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Civil Works Administration
Ann Marie
Be,e. Rogers
Hames Lake
Algoma Central Railway
Canada
Ishpensing
Cleveland-Cliffs Tron Co
Marquette Range
Oliver Iron Mining Co
Cleveland Cliffs
van Buren County Canning Co
Hartford
State Emergency Welfare Relief Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Drouth
Philco
Granov
France
England
Spain
Badger Music Co
N. 18 Street
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Allen R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank
W. H. Bruckart
Florence Parish
West Ith Street
Robert Shull
Gordon Fitzpatrick
Elm Grove
Norman Myers
Cornwell Farm
J. G. Parker
Henry Rhodes
Gilson
H. J. Hierholzer
Allen Heatfold
Fiew
Fréd ‘Verrett
International Feed Mil
Joslin Farm
Arthur Grosvenor
Baby Cab
Hemlock
Thos. Cook
Fred Newsome
Main, Charlotte, Mich
Vernon Oil Fields
Fred Verrett
Beemer
East 5Th St
Chevrolet
Ford
Coffman
Houghton Lake
E. H
Miller
Lake George
Clare Territory
Murray & Company
Blanche Allen
Samborn
Clare Phone
Jas R Sutton
Ernie Beale
Leon Gleason
Parker
Lake City
Sentinel Office
U. S. 27
Tobacco River
W. B. Wilson
West 7Th Street
Frank Sherrick
Harrison, Mich
G. J. Nass
Anna Shroeder
A. Bruce Gibbs
E. 7Th Street
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Lamborn
L. W. Jackson
Clare Sentinel
Samborn Produce Co
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