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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1954
Page
13
The Farwell M C I baseball team held a season ending dinner at Weavers on September 19 1954 with 34 players spouses and friends. They earned a third consecutive league title while scoring 149 runs and allowing 45 across the season praising coach manager Ed Marshall and the umpire for their support.
A damaged OCR fragment lists fabric sizes and a fashion catalog style reference. It mentions measurements like 414 yards and 4%4 inches, with a Madison Square Station address and a bureau listing. The text lacks coherent context but signals a ived fall-winter fashion publication with encoded style numbers and pricing.
The Farwell Methodist Sunday School Junior High Class held a hayride and wiener roast at Caralee Elliott's home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elliott and Don Walker attended with them to Clear Lake. Hazel Tryon and Schaar assisted. about 25 people were present.
The Farwell Woman's Club will meet at Rebekah Hall Monday night September 27 at 6 30 for a pot luck supper and an evening of entertainment. Bring your own table service and a dish to pass. Husbands and guests invited.
Multiple small social notes record Sunday dinners and birthday observances at Edenville and surroundings. Families referenced include the Brooks Wiggin s Cashin Sherman and Powell households, with visits from Midland and Baton Rouge connections. Alan Luce travels to Lansing to enroll for his second year at Michigan State College.
A fragment lists September events including Woman's Club Gents night, Boy Scouts on September 29, and Lodge activities for C.F. and Rebekah. It notes a football game Barryton versus Farwell at Clare at 8:00 p.m. on Friday October 1.
The Sentinel seeks a new Farwell correspondent as Mrs Marilyn Pitchford can no longer cover the area. Volunteers from the community are urged to apply to continue complete local news coverage and serve the broader readership.
The Gilmore Church of Christ schedules morning worship at 10:00 A.M. Bible School at 11:00 A.M. Evening worship follows at 8:00 P.M. led by Hiram L. Gates with Mrs Wali Jarman listed in contact lines.
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pitts honored Mrs. Pitts sister Mrs. Wm Graham and included other birthday celebrants Mrs. James Pitts and Miss Ella Gra. Mrs. Graham received a wrist watch. Guests included the Wm Graham family and the Bernard Pitts children.
Mrs. Wm Graham visits Reading with the Ebbels for a week while Virginia Ira Graham and Barbara Donna Cook join Mr Gates to a Michigan Christian Youth Rally in Sparta. DeWayne Graham at Sun Shine Hospital Grand Rapids improves and begins to talk. Thomas hosts her Ohio mother for a few weeks. Ed Bolen dies in Vernon Township. Pitts visit sick daughter Dell Est erline near Farwell. Wm Graham and sons plus Lois Cook attend W R Jarman supper. Farm Bureau meets at George Pt ES Agme. Camerclius Church group meets at Elwyn Pitts home. Alvin Wood and Egbert Fordyce share a picnic at West Branch. Gilmore Church of Christ had 119 present Sunday. Mrs Gates remains homebound.
Specialized Brake Service at Mark 4 Auto Collision offers free inspection. Quote: Safe Brakes Save Lives. Also advertisement for topdressing alfalfa with 200 pounds of complete fertilizer to improve stands, from M.S.C. soil scientists, with notes on lime and stand maintenance. Phone 260-W.
A fall painting guide advises visiting a reputable paint dealer for wall prep and color recommendations. It highlights using flat paint for living areas and a low lustre enamel for wood trim, plus essential tools and safety steps. Emphasis on buying high quality paint for durability and color, and gathering rollers brushes spackle putty knife sandpaper turpentine and a sturdy ladder.
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