Farwell Church Notes and Local Social Roundup
The Farwell Methodist Church led by Rev John Lockyer enters the third year with a Sunday service at the regular hour and a 10 30 church school start The week includes Pythian Lodge and Sisters meetings and a young peoples service featuring song tableau Local visits span Shumways LafForge Graham Green Fuller Hearns and many other area families with gatherings recounting birthdays anniversaries and community events across Coleman Farwell and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Methodist Church
John Lockyer
Local church schedule listing services and meetings
The notice details activities at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Branch President R. B. McGuire, Sunday School at 10 30 a m and prayer at 11 30 a m, Bible study, and a church address. It also lists services at the Church of God led by Mary E House with Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m Young Peoples meeting and an 8 00 p m preaching service, plus a weekly Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Church OF God
Mary E. House
Young Peoples Meeting
Marie Smith
Epworth League Service at M E Church Draws Large Crowd
The Epworth League service at the M E church drew a very interesting and well attended gathering. Henry Orr led the program with Clelan Graham on violin and Miss Anna May Smalley on piano. Eighteen orchestra members performed before and after the meeting. Aunt Linda Clark gave a short talk and poem. Next Sunday will feature tableaux and other music with Tim Waddington leading the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Henry Orr
Clelan Graham
Anna May Smalley
Linda Clark
Tim Waddington
Central Gilmore Church of Christ Services Schedule
Central Gilmore invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 45 p m each Sunday with worship and attendance encouraged.
Local Church Activities and Social Visits Highlight Weekend
Gilmore Free Methodist Church held Sunday school each Sunday and preaching services every other Sunday at 11 00 a m. Mrs He Cox from near Flint visited the Mc Alvey home weekend and was formerly Lena Powers. Mrs Dremson a returned missionary from Japan preached at the Church of Christ last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Stannard visited Chas Hames home Sunday. Mrs Wins Cotter of Mt Pleasant visited M L McAlvey and Ray Jarman homes. A surprise birthday party honored Hazel Shilling Friday at the Shilling home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Shumway
Kate LafForge
Lansing
Fred Bingham
Charles Graham
Jeanette Green
Ypsilanti
Edw. Schofield
R. Whitaker
Mt. Pleasant
W. C. Fuller
George Fuller
John Henry
J. H. Stinchcombe
Curtis Hearns
Coleman
D. Frye
George Fry
Fred Barnum
Jackson
Clarence
Floyd. McGuire
Flint
R. B. McGuire
Wm. Burston
B. Horton
CCC
Houghton Lake
Sadie McNeil
Frank Wolfer
Clara Frizzell
Wstella Frizzell
Clare
Louis Frizzell
Carl Updegraff
Hlias Sias
F. Oliver
Mr. Pleasant
A. Dawe
W. Brown
Olds
Alma
Frank Babcock
Wm. Wiggins
Pleasant
Mary Schofield
Bert Clark
Allen Clark
Weidman
Frye
Louis Gee
Central Michigan
L. D
James *Rassatt
Leo Joslin
Glare
Gurtis Hearns
Colémar
Alice
Farwell Ladies ‘Bridge
Jennie Bingham
Alice Henry
Agnes Bursick
James Stanley
Ruth
Gladys
Frank Frisbey
Morris
Dan Pierce
Mia
Milo Frisbey
Dinner Schofield and
Maple Grove
Don Luce
Lake George
Bernard Schofield
Cecil Davison
Farwell
Louis Cook
Lakins Fordyce
Gilmore
Elder
Crewdson
Austin Trumble
Pa Trumble
Dee Maddern
Ewart
Thompson
Freesoil
Jas. Stanley
Big Rapids
Mrs. House
Miss June
John Gerseler
Barryton
Chas. Stinchcolmbe
Gilmore Free Methodist Church
HeCox
McAlvey
Lena Powers
Dremson
Japan
Church of Christ
Frank Stannard
Chas. Hames
George
Seven Crap Shooters Debate Odds of Dropped Die
A playful note from Comeé Seven jokes about dice games and superstition. The passage suggests players believe rolling a seven after dropping one of a pair of dice wastes money and invites luck to favor bad outcomes.
School Boy of Tarsus Primary and Junior Topics
Lesson outlines Saul of Tarsus birth in Cilicia, education in Jerusalem under Gamaliel, and early trade in tent making. Highlights include his Roman citizenship, Jewish zeal, strict Pharisee upbringing, and later conversion and call to Gentiles.
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Tarsus
Saul
Cilicia
Roman Empire
God
Jerusalem
Gamaliel
Israel
Agrippa
Brefore
Jesus Christ
Damascus
Pass Through Fire to Shine for Christians
A devotional passage compares believers to vases that must pass through fire to shine. It notes the furnace and flame, called destruction, actually burn away impurities and leave grace as lasting beauty and glory.
Day Out of Sorrow, There Are Joys Unveiled Through Darkness
A reflective note on sorrow yielding unique joys and divine truths. It speaks of revelations emerging only after earthly lights are extinguished, suggesting growth through hardship and spiritual insight. The passage urges finding meaning in pain and the solace of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Ingham County Estate
Notice is given that four months from September 8 1983 are allowed for creditors to present claims against John R. Goodman in Harrison Michigan. Claims must be filed at the probate office by January 21 1934. The hearing will occur January 10 1934 at 10 am before Judge Thos S Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
John R. Goodman
Harrison
Said
S. ‘Dorsey
Mortgage sale notice on Garfield County lands in Michigan
Mortgagee Lapeer County Bank will foreclose a 1931 loan to William R Wedgerton and Frances A Edgerton. Property lies in Garfield Township Clare County Michigan including parts of sections 15 and 16, 240 acres more or less. Sale set for October 7, 1933 at ten in the forenoon at the Harrison court house front door. Harry Olmstead receiver. Elmer Shumar attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wedgerton
Frances A. Edgerton
Lapeer County Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Imlay City
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Clare County
Harrison
Garfield
Clare
Harry Olmstead
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Notice that Emma Alleman defaults on a mortgage to George Alleman and that the property in Franklin Township Clare County Michigan will be foreclosed by public sale at the courthouse in Harrison on November 22, 1938. The action is pursued under the mortgage recorded August 26 1932 with an outstanding debt of 3000 dollars and 322 dollars 67 cents plus 35 dollars attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Alleman
George Alleman
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
Franklin
State of
Towit
Pere Marquette
Section
Notch
Clare County
Frank A. Miller
Staunton
Mich
Appointment of Administrator for Clayton Jones estate
In Harrison County probate court on September 7 1933 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided. Goldie Jones seeks administration of Clayton Jones estate to Jay Bellinger or suitable person. Hearing set for September 30 1933 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Public notice to run in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. A true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Clayton Jones
Goldie Jones
Jay Bellinger
Clare Sentinel
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Default on a 1926 mortgage by Lee and Elnora Berridge of Dryden Michigan to Charles Peterson Lake Michigan triggers foreclosure sale. On December 18 1933 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison courthouse, Clare County Michigan, land parcels in Garfield Township including Lots 2 3 4 and parts of Petersons Resort are to be sold to cover the secured debt of $2633.04 plus $25 attorney fees and 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Berridge
Elnora Berridge
Dryden
Michigan
Charles Peterson
Lake, Michigan
A. D
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Harrison
Garfield
Crooked Lake
Petersons Resort
Safflower Grown in U S A Boosts Spring Wheat Areas
The USDA notes safflower, grown in Egypt and India, performs best in the spring wheat regions of Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Montana. Proponents say increased safflower seed demand could replace some wheat acreage. Safflower may supplement flax rather than replace it, since flax consumption is typically about half of its predicted use.
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U. S
Egypt
India
United States
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm population climbs to new high after 1920 benchmark
United States Department of Agriculture annual estimates show farm population rising to 92 242 000 on January 1 1933 and reaching a peak of 32 078 960 in 1910 while growth continues from 1980 to 1988. The note ends with a promotional line for classified ads in the Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Chaffee’s
Ceague
Central Gilmore
PB. Fitzwater
D. D
Nort
Wacatey
Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Benjamin
Elmer Shumar
Thos. S. Dorsey
Mickie
McEwan St
Clare, Mich
D.W. ‘Osborn
Pine and
7Th Street
East 8Th Street
Inquire Sentinel
Offinger Roy Wilson
May St
West 1St Street
First House
McEwan
Lowry
Pringle
Pine Street
D. Mater
Bath
Vernon
Ritter Place
Ramey & Feighner Market
John
Rodabaugh
Idaho
W. C. Cornwell Ranch
Shropshire Ram
Wayne Scheiber
R. G
Salhe
Geo. Gilcher
I. N. Lansing
Shropshire
Hampshire
Leon Gleason
O. H. Breen
B. 5Th
St., Clare
Male ‘Beadle
Roy Reger
Dover
Wm. Langin
Salle
Shropshire Rams
Fred Coe
David Teale
Vernon Hill
Old Pricke Dairy
Merideth Grade
Gregware Music House
Midland
Wis
Samborn
H. D. Kratz
Schroeder
Sentinel Office
Nero
Rome
Kansas
City Star
Martin Loomis
Caak
Clare Road Leveler
E. 4Th Street
D. E. Mater
Arthur Johnson
Sixth Street
Fuller
Lamborn
Xo Sl
L. W. Jackson
Samborn Produce Co
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