Community Meetings and Easter Observances Planned
Upcoming meetings include Zenobia Chapter C E 5 on the first Thursday monthly, Walter H. Larman Post 128 on the first and third Mondays, and American Legion Auxiliary on the same schedule. A joint Clare C of C and Walter H. Larman Post event is set for Monday April 10 and Lenten breakfast on Wednesday April 12 with Mrs. C A Wellman hosting. Easter Sunrise service and breakfast at the M E church on April 16. Tenth District Legion meeting in Clare on April 28.
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Walter H. Larman
The
American Legion
Legion Rooms
American Legion Auxiliary
Clare C. of C
M. E. Church
Appreciation to Grant Township Voters
I express sincere appreciation to the voters of Grant township for the splendid support at the polls April 3. I shall merit the confidence placed in me by performing the duties of this office to the best of my ability.
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Grant Township
Livestock Listings From Farmers' Produce Co
Sell by Farmers' Produce Co. ships on Tuesday April 11 and Tuesday April 25. Contact P. F. Geeck, Mer., by telephone 139 for details on shipment and pricing.
Sell your old batteries radiators and green Hides at Samborn's
Classified ad noting Samborn's buys old batteries radiators and green hides with contact phone 23 in Clare.
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Samborn's
Clare
Adv
Mayor Wilson Re elected to Direct City Affairs
Reporting continued results show splitting ballots in the city with 2nd ward listing 224 straight Republican state tickets and 141 Democrats with 83 splits. City ticket had 84 Republicans, 76 Democrats and 301 splits totaling 465 votes in the ward. Wet and dry tallies: 1st ward 99 wet 51 dry. 2nd ward 284 wet 165 dry. 3rd ward 218 wet 83 dry. overall wet majority 302 with county totals for State Highway Commissioner and Superintendent of Public Instruction shown as Grover Dillman 1756 votes, Murray VanWagoner 167? and Webster H. Pearce 1675, Paul F. Volker 1219.
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Grover
John H. Wilson Thanks Clare City Voters
A message from John H. Wilson to Clare City voters thanks them for their support in the Monday election and urges continued cooperation for a better, cleaner, bigger town. He signs off with a call for citizen involvement.
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Clare
John H. Wilson
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for acts of kindness during our loss. Thanks for the floral tributes and to Rev. Dawe for comforting words. Ray Cobleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Cobleigh and family.
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Rev
Dawe
Ray Cobleigh
Ezra Cobleigh
Card of Appreciation from Second Ward Voters
A note of thanks expresses gratitude to the voters of the second ward for their splendid support at the recent election. The message highlights appreciation for public backing and acknowledges the community's role in the electoral outcome.
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Second Ward
Oise Derby
Local Families Attend Visitation and April Maccabee Meeting
Mr and Mrs Chas W Hvert and daughter from Saginaw visited the McKinnon and Sherwood homes. Geo Sherwood's father Chas Sherwood died in Grand Rapids at 96. Sherwoods returned home soon after. Local Maccabee members held April gathering at Mrs Chas Stirling with a card social hour and prizes to Mrs O A Derby and Mrs Chas Thurston. Lunch was served. Next meeting set for May 3.
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Chas
W. Hvert
N. B. Strong
Frank Hvert
Saginaw
Alex McKinnon
Geo. Sherwood
Grand Rapids
Chas, Sherwood
Sife
Maccabee Order
Special Gospel Meetings at Baptist Church
Rev Hol Vander Jagt of Grand Rapids preached Thursday night in a church gospel series at the Baptist church. He is a local shoe dealer who travels statewide for Christian work. Friday night guests will be Mr and Mrs Carl Tanis of Grand Rapids, missionaries who will share Africa experiences and show curios. They will stay with Rev and Mrs Telcer through the weekend and help Sunday services. Meetings run 7:30 pm each evening next week except Saturday.
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Hol. Vander Jagt
Grand Rapids
VanderJagt
The
Baptist Church
Carl Tanis
Africa
Tendered Miscellaneous Shower for Mr and Mrs Rudy Cotton
Last Friday evening over seventy friends and relatives gave a miscellaneous shower at the parents home in Sheridan township. The event featured games and social time followed by lunch and a large wedding cake cut by the bride. The couple received many useful gifts and the occasion was enjoyed by all.
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Rudy Cotton
Frank Cotton
Sheridan Township
Appreciation to voters of the first word by John Hanley
John Hanley expresses thanks to voters for their support at the polls. the message reflects gratitude and appreciation following the election.
Clare voter thanks for support after April election
Alex McKinnon expresses gratitude to Clare voters for their support at the April 3 election.
Lincoln Township Vote Thanks After Monday Election
A brief note from Frank Thilly thanks Lincoln Township voters for their support at Monday's election. The message is a concise expression of gratitude to the community.
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Lincoln Township
Frank. Thilly
Clavé Shipping Association Announces Two Dates
The Clavé Shipping Association schedules shipments for Tuesday April 18 and Tuesday May 2. Contact 22021 for details and arrangements with Dawson, El A, and Shipper.
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Clavé Shipping Association
EL A; Dawson, Shipper
Pontine marshes to be reclaimed for farms near Rome
The Pontine marshes in Italy are being drained to create fertile farmland about 80 miles from Rome. A National Geographic bulletin notes the Appian Way nearby, describes the landscape, malaria origins, and the plan to establish permanent settlements as drainage improves, with farming on reclaimed land.
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Washington
Pontine Marshes
Italy
Rome
Pontine
National Geographic Society
Pe Via Appia
Appius Claudius
Terracina
Monte Sant’ Angelo
Circeo
Alban Volcanoes
Lepine Mountains
Agro Pontino
Notable New York Women and Yale Football Echo 1902
A portrait of Belle Israels Moskowitz as a powerful New York public figure and publicist, detailing her social service roots, club influence, and roles on state and national boards. Also recaps Yale’s 1902 football team with Foster Rockwell as quarterback and Camp’s All-America selections. Includes anecdotes from Delia J. Akeley on an Africa jailer thief scheme and a Boys Club NYQ survey showing East Side youths favoring baseball, aviation, and engineering.
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New York
Belle Israels Moskowitz
Aido
Alfred Jimmanuel Smith
Mes
Moskowitts Tg
New Yorker
Belle Israels Moskoivitz
Yale
Holt
Glass
Goss
Hogan
Kinney
Shevlin
Rafferty
Walter Camp
Chadwick
Metcalf
Bowman
Foster Rockwell
Louvre of Paris Spreads Over Fifty Acres Size
The Louvre in Paris covers nearly fifty acres claiming the largest public building status. The article notes its vast space alongside its famed art collections begun under Francis I and its role as a royal residence hosting scenes of Catherine de Medici and subsequent marriages such as Margaret of Valois to Henry IV.
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Louvre
Paris
Francis
Catherine de Medic
Heipy F
Margaret of Valois
Henry of Navarre
Henry IV
Peande
Man Detained For Failing to Return Change
Chicago sentence reports William Jordan jailed for 80 days after leaving a cafe with a $20 bill and not returning for change. Franche Muccia the cashier recalled him later leading to the sentence.
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Chicago
William Jordan
Francine Muccia
Jordan
Vatican archaeologists hunt St Peter burial site in Rome
Vatican City experts claim to near the exact spot of St. Peter’s burial after uncovering portions of the Via Triumphalis 40 feet beneath current ground. They compare papal records with the recent finds and contend the Triumphal Way ran through what is now St Peter’s Square near the great cathedral.
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Peter
Rome
Vatican City
St. Peter
St. Péter's
Prof L A Miner Addresses Club Tuesday Evening
Professor Miner criticizes isolationist Senate stances on international cooperation and urges abandonment of supernationalism. He argues for American engagement to aid world peace while noting economic disparity during the depression. Music by Doris Gerow and Frances Anderson closes the evening.
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L. A. Miner
America
Doris Gerow
Frances Anderson
Luxembourg Garden
City Treasurer Vera B. Peterson Thanks Voters
Vera B. Peterson thanks voters for their support and pledges to discharge city treasurer duties in a trustworthy manner.
Obituary of Anna Marie Sutton in Clare Michigan
Anna Marie Sutton born May 26 1867 in Stevens township Ontario came to Michigan as a child. She married Ray Cobleigh on June 22 1887 and lived in Clare. later moved to Hvart. She died March 19 193? after a period of illness five weeks after moving. Survived by husband Ray, son Ezra, three grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Gee Wilson and Mrs Mary Anderson, three brothers Henry Sutton Dan Sutton and many relatives. Services held in Clare March 24 with burial at Cherry Grave.
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Anna Marie Sutton
Stevens Township
Ewart
Hzra
Clare
Gee, Wilson
Mary Anderson
Marion
Henry Sutton
Cadillacs Manual
Dan Sutton
Minnesota
Cherry Grave
Thanking Voters and Supporters After Election
Thank you to voters and friends for support at the polls Monday. Signed by Fred A Parrish.
Martin Loomis Machine Shop Classified Repairs
Farmers urged to inspect tools for repairs. Hara rows reshod teeth sharpened plowpoint repair grinding welding lathe work saw summing filing and general repair offered at 11 percent. Located on 4th Street by H. Martin Loomis Machine Shop.
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Hara
H. 4Th St. Martin Loomis Machine
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State Reconstruction Commission
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