Farwell W.S.C.S. Holds First Meeting After Summer
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met September 14 at President Mrs. Genevieve Luce's home. Fifteen attended. They planned programs, sent a barrel of fruit to Bronson Hospital Kalamazoo, and donated pajamas shorts and handkerchiefs. A trip talk by Mrs. Nettie Holbrook from Clare featured Harvard to the West Coast photos. Meeting adjourned for October 5 with Mrs. Helen Mick. lunch by the hostess and her sons Alan and Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Genevieve Luce
Kalamazoo
Chas. B. Hahn
America
W. H. Alderson
Minerva Richmond
Nettie Holbrook
Clare
J.g
Donald Holbrook
Harvard University
West Coast
Helen Mick
Hahn
Nettie Hachmuth
Holbrook
School Notes and Alumni Update from Farwell
The Home Economics Club plans a weiner roast and theatre party on September 21 at the tourist park between Farwell and Clare, then to the Ideal Theatre. Senior class officers elected and various grade reports, activities, and new teacher Miss Grise welcomed. several alumni and students listed with current assignments and postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Club
Farwell
Clare
Ideal Theatre
United States
Wesley Abbott
Lowell Howard
Pauline Hilyard
Carl Post
Rhea Sabin
Eugene Glass
Virginia Graham
Jeanette Miles
Shirley Schaar
Edith Shear
Eleanor Siegel
Eleanor Wilson
Richard Hose
Alan Luce
Doris Marshall
Janet Schofield
Florence Siegel
Charles Chipman
Betty Somers
Verne Braden
Miss Grise
Courtland Geib
Lansing
Johnny Colosky
Camp Blanding
Fla
Wilbur McLane
Little Creek
Virginia
James Kube
Camp Wolters
Texas
Raymond Schofield
Camp Crowder
Missouri
Arlo Barber
Navy
Coronado Island
San Diego
California
Gene Cashin
Market Prices and Livestock Report from Clare Standish Yard
Market Prices Paid for the Week of Sept 19 list various animals and counts including hogs beef veal lambs fowls and hides with figures. Stocks include extra large medium and pullets with price ranges. A separate note reports 25,000,000 deaths from the Black Death in Europe during the 14th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Jackson
Clare Standish
Europe
Marguerite G Brown 1914 1944 Michigan obituary notice
Marguerite G. Bellingar born September 15 1914 near Att. Pleasant Isabella County Michigan died September 12 1944 three days before her thirtieth birthday. Survived by husband Howard Brown two children Howard Jo and Nancy. Funeral arrangements noted with Doherty Funeral Home Clare services at Grange Hall Lake and burial Brinton Cemetery on September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite G Brown
Marguerite G. Bellingar
Att. Pleasant
Isabella County
Michigan
Hte
Ruby
Win
Esterline
Barryton
Howard Brown
Howard
Nancy
Flint
Doherty
Lome
Clare
Grange Hall
Lake
Brinton
SIRL SCOUTS Troop I Elects Officers for 1944 45
SIRL Scouts Troop I of the Clare Girl Scouts opened the school year on September 11 with officer elections. Elected for 1944 45 are patrol leaders Colette Baines Connie Wright and Barbara Johnson treasurer Donna Lumley secretary Carol Hachmuth publicity editor Dorothy Smith and Floren ce and Glenna White handle flowers. Regular meetings will be Mondays at the school. Patrol nights pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Girl Scouts
Cers
Colette Baines
Connie Wright
Barbara Johnson
Donna Lumley
Carol Hachmuth
Dorothy Smith
Florence and
Glenna White
Borothy Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.S.C.S
Alan
Dean
Society News
Jerald Wood
Doris Powell
Bette Braden
Walter Clink
Bud Brock
Bernard Robison
Imogene Rawson
John Gieb
Clifford Wiggins
Clifford
Pierson
Sikkema
Edward Wiggins
John Blackerby
Fern Miller
Allison King
Barbara Hunter
Raymond Tigner
Norman Schade
Jackie Penny
Alumni
Olivia Alwood
Mt. Pleasant
Teesil Curtiss
Aviation Cadet Office
Chicago
Leddy
Reddy
Plae
Serereed
Peru al
Samborn
A&p
U. S. NO
B. Bag
Ann Page
Marvel
Sultana Mustard
Jar
Boston
Sugar Cure
Jane Parker
Tura
Morgan
Quarte
Birdseye
Boz
PENN
Ro, Reed
Ant Produce Co
SIRL
Scouts
Gir
For
A. B.C
Glare Bowling Alleys
Jas. W. Stanley
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