Harrison Lady Dies At Home Of Daughter In Ohio
Mary Agnes McDonnell Lockwood a Harrison resident since 1888 died Sunday in Cleveland Ohio. Born September 12 1859 in Peterboro Canada she left eight children and twelve grandchildren. Funeral held at St Anastasious Catholic Church Mt Pleasant with interment in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lockwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Agnes McDonnell
Peterboro
Canada
Bertrand Kane
Are
Leo
Detroit
William
Altoona
Frank Ryan
Linden
Mich
Wallace
Joanna
Marguerite
Charess McDonnell
Superior
Wisconsin
George McDonald
Mt. Pleasant
William Paisley
Elizabeth Powell
Nellie McDonnell
Mt Pleasant
Harrison
St. Anastasius Catholic Church
Father Morrison
Calvary Cemetery
Leo Lockwood
Lois Ann
Wm. J. Lockwood
Gloria
Charles J. McDonnell
George McDonnell
Frank
Lloyd Carroll
Bert Kane
Ellen Kane
Clare
Margaret Walsh
Bay City
Josephine Paisley
Chicago
Wallace Harper
Himer Hughes
Seaver Amble
Robert Burns
Paul Beals
Bernie Hampton
Isabella County Okays Extra Sugar Beet Acreage This Year
Isabella Sugar Company receives 388 extra acres from the Sugar Section in Washington, boosting total allotment to 14 929 acres. The April 15 deadline requires growers to contract with Isabella Company for any portion of the additional acreage. Government payments for 1934 may exceed seven dollars per ton, prompting more beet planting and acreage increases. H A Valley serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Sugar Company
John
Isabella. Sugar Company
H. A. Valley
Vernon Local Holds Union Meeting at Verette Home
A large group of Farmers Co operative Educational Union members met at Fred Verette's Vernon home. Bruce Morrison Edd Mc Donald and Henry Sharp spoke on Union activities and a Saginaw meeting with the Michigan Sugar Beet Company. The next meeting is April 16 at Vernon Town Hall with officials to be elected and preparations for a county meeting in Vernon. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Educational Union
Fred Verette
Bruce Morrison
Edd McDonald
Henry Sharp
Wise Local
Saginaw
Michigan Sugar Beet Company
Vernon Town Hall
Farm ‘Union
United States
Vernon
Vernon Township Seeks Bids for Plastering and Painting
The Township Board of Vernon invites bids to remove plaster from town hall and replaster, and to paint interior and exterior woodwork with two good coats of serviceable paint. Bids due in Clerk Gerald Thayer’s stand by April 18, 1935. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Vernon Township
Gerald Thayer
Community notices and social updates from West Branch
West Branch residents share requests for the Knox derby return and report on local visits and funerals. Hol McMillan of Vernon township slated for Friday 10:00 funeral. American Legion and Auxiliary meet on the first and third Mondays monthly. Mrs. Louis Nichels hosts visitors and plans for next week. Various club meetings announced with pot luck, church cleanup, and social gatherings noted. Farm Women’s Week dates set for July 21 to 26 at Michigan State College with expected strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Grimason
West Branch
J.T. Grimason
Knox Derby
Sentinel
William Kirkpatrick
Maxine Jones
Ann Arbor
Hol. McMillan
Vernon Township
American ‘Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Louis Nichels
Dean Osborn
Stanford
Ladies Aid
Rhuredys
Florence Miser
Grant
Chas
Segar
Greenwood
Bob Liechti
State Journal
Bob
Tim Bennett
Lansing
Chas. Shaw
Shaw
Ray Harter
Dr. Schutt
A. Dawe
Doris Gerow
Michigan State College
Edna V. Smith
Tobacco River Improvement project assured of CCC cooperation
Roscommon March 30 1935 letter states Tobacco River Improvement was included in Camp Harrison fourth period work plan. Contingent on Camp Harrison continuation, with fallback to Camp Houghton for Tobacco River Improvements and Rearing Pond upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco
C.C.C
Clare County Rod and Gun Club
Tobacco River
F. A. Westerman
Fisheries
Conservation
Lansing
Michigan
Westerman
Camp
Harrison
Houghton
Relief board backs back to farm plan at Mt Pleasant
Isabella county FERA director P G Hills led a push to remove from relief lists every person who can find a farm job. He said spring openings will reduce part time aid for about 600 county residents and noted nearly all of 300 Mexican beet field workers are now supported by Isabella Sugar Co. Workers seeking farm jobs should leave names with supervisor Chas Lathphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
P. G. Hills
Isabella County
FERA
Hills
Isabella Sugar Company
G. Hills
Wise Township
Chas
Lathphere
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Ship-In Deadlines
Farmers are instructed to ship all livestock by 2 00 p m on April 28 and May 1st. The notice is issued by Farmers Ind Produce Co urging prompt delivery to facilities.
Shipping association suspends livestock shipments
Notice to farmers that livestock shipping is discontinued for the present time by the Olate Shipping Association. R. Brooks and Walter White listed as shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olate Shipping Association
Walter. White
Shippera
Mrs Harry Davis Dies After Long Illness
Mae Hollingshead born April 24 1876 in Busyris Ohio moved to Napoleon as a child married Harry Davis September 14 1891. They lived in Lake George since 1926 have two sons Charles L and Harley and daughter Mildred Green. She died April 8 1986 survived by husband two children two grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Funeral held at Lake George with Rev A D Telcer officiating burial in Surrey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae 2. Hollingshead
Busyris
Ohio
Napoleon
Harry Davis
Bortt
Charles L
Mansfield
Mildred Green
Toledo
Harley
Lansing
Davis
Lake, George
Ion
Wm.Green
Paul B. Davis
Nellie Gerhart
Daisy. Laur
George Hollingshead
Lake George
A. D. Telcer
Surrey Cemetery
Painting in Mt Pleasant Church Theme at Club
A local talent picture What Shall It Profit by Myrtle Longstreet of Mt Pleasant is highlighted by Bessie Foss. The artwork depicts Christ and the devil and hangs at the Mt Pleasant Baptist church. The story covers inspiration, conversion, and a church talk leadership by Professor Larzelere of Central State Teachers College slated for April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Longstreet
Mt. Pleasant
Bessie Foss
Christ
Devil
Mesdames Gardon
Nelson
Larzelere
Central State Teachers College
Gene Fleming
Card of Thanks from the Bicknells
The Bicknell families express sincere thanks to Clara friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their son and grandson William Henry. They thank for floral tributes and Rev. Pinfield for comforting message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
William Henry
Pinfield
Stuart Bicknell
James S. Bicknell
Thankful note for flowers and kindness after bereavement
We extend sincere thanks for the many beautiful flowers and kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement from Mrs. H. D. Kratz Mrs. J. Kratz Mrs. Anna Kelloge Mr. and Mrs. Robert Straight Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. ‘Kratz
J. Kratz
Anna Kelloge
Robert Straight
Frank Hartman
Appreciation to Voters in the First Ward
Robt Archambault thanks voters of the First Ward for the splendid support at the polls on Monday April 1.
Rites Held Saturday for Rev William Feighner
Rites were held Saturday afternoon for Rev. William A Feighner who died April 3 1985 at age 81. He leaves two daughters Mrs Ward Clark Lansing and Mrs Edgar Rice Baltimore Maryland, three sons Yvan Glare Glenn Midland and John Saginaw, 15 grandchildren and one foster sister. The service at Thurston Funeral Home featured Rev George Bodine of Byard and several area ministers with burial beside his wife in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Clark
Lansing
Ward
Clark
Edgar Rice
Baltimore
Maryland
Yvan
Glare
Glenn
Midland
John
Saginaw
Nor Kemp
Portland
Michigan
Thurston Funeral Home
W.W. Bodine
Byard
A. Ih Howlett
Hastings
Ray Calkins
Cadillac
J. H. Saunders
Manton
L. D. Bodine
St. Louis
O. Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Bodine
L. W. Gibbs
Yona
B. Wyma
Lake City
A. L. Howlett
R. G. Calkins
Cherry Grove
College student ad dresses study club
Mrs Wylie chaired a music session where Miss Sanford presented an English class program featuring verse speaking. They performed The Little Toy Dog by Eugene Fields and a difficult old English Folk Story. Mr Brooks Emerson spoke on art and the modern school, with samples and a portrait of his grandmother.
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Brobks ‘Hmérson
Pleasant
Imérson
Modern School of Art
Vanity Fair
Brooks
Wylie
Martha Ann Parent
Mary Helen Doherty
Our City
Hotel Doherty
Thanks for kindness after our loss
The Hart family expresses deep gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown after the death of loving wife and mother May Hart. They particularly thank Mr Biden the singer and Rev A D Telcer for their support, signed by John Hart Della and May Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Biden
A. D. Telcer
John Hart Della
May Hart
Thompson honors 88th birthday with cards and gifts
Mrs. Melissa Thayer thanks friends for cheer and gifts after receiving 56 birthday cards and a visit last Thursday in celebration of her 88th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Thayer
Vern Moliné Mason and Cement Work Repair Service
Spring brings building and remodeling needs and Vern Moliné offers mason and cement services. Located 2 1/2 miles west of Clare, they invite estimates with a world guaranteed promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern
CARD PARTY AND DANCE AT ADVANCE GRANGE HALL
The Advance Grange hosts a yard party and dance tonight at their hall on April 12. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Grange
Notice Headquarter for Springer Cows and Hay Sale
Notice announces a spring sale of Springer cows and hay managed by Jack Miller and Patwell. sale event details expected at the headquarters with contact for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Miller
Patwell
Baby Chicks Buy Before You Buy From Clare Hatchery
See us before buying baby chicks. Every Tuesday and Friday from 100 percent blood tested flocks for BWD. Write for literature and prices. Clare Hatchery, Clare, Michigan offers 100 or more prepaid chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claré Hatchery
Clare
Michigan
Officers and CCC Camp Boys Sponsor Mt Vernon Program
Mt Vernon Grange hosts a program by officers and boys of the CCC camps on Monday evening April 15 at the Grange Hall. A supper will be served with the ladies to provide a banquet menu including escalloped potatoes meat loaf baked beans cabbage salad rolls pickles jello cake and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.C
MT. Vernon
Grange Hall
Mt. Vernon Grange
C. OC
Pageant Vesper to Close Lenten Services at M E Church
The Pageant The Challenge of the Cross will be presented at 7 30 p m Sunday April 14 as Vesper services close. CAST Chairman Mrs Don Holbrook Evangelist Mrs Estella Holden and six disciples are listed with specific participants in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper
Don Holbrook
Estella Holden
Esther Chaffee
Fannie Schultz
Mary Ann Collins
Effie Stanford
R. Maxwell
Miss Louisa Rogers
Tri County Bar Association meets at Hotel Doherty
The Tri County Bar Association comprising Clare Isabella and Midland lawyers met at the Hotel Doherty last Friday evening. Circuit Judge Ray Hart of Midland opened the meeting and the toastmaster was Donald H. Holbrook of Clare. Six speakers including Lynn W. Ferris Joel H. Kahn Gerald J. Cotter Virgil W. McClintic and Joseph Schnitzler offered talks on legal topics. the gathering was declared a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Bar Association
Clare
Isabella
Midland
Doherty
Ray Hart
Lynn W. Ferris
Mt. Pleasant
Judge Hart
Joel H. Kahn
Gerald J. Cotter
Virgil W. McClintic
Joseph Schnitzler
Mr. Pleasant
Clyde Fenner Asks Legislature To Promote Michigan Tourism
Clyde Fenner spoke at a Chamber of Commerce meeting urging state aid to showcase Michigan tourism. He advocated placing 56 thousand dollars worth of art from the Chicago Exposition in the Capitol and seeking 10 thousand dollars for installation. He critiqued federal policy, discussed taxes and property definitions, and praised NRA efforts while mocking excessive individualism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenner
Michigan
State Capitol
Capitol Building
Hudson Bay
Independent grocer calls for fair trade commission
The speaker argued that individuals should be free to act without constraint, urging regulation by a fair trade commission similar to others. Mr. Fenner received a warm reception for his address, followed by applause as the meeting adjourned after no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Trade Commission
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Verette
Roscommon, Mich
Harry. Davis
Robt
Archambault
WM. A. Feighner
BABY
Tri-County
Als’n
Clyde -Fenner
C. OF C
Tomorow
America
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Iona
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