Grief and Local Happenings Across Michigan Towns
St Johns celebrates fifty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles R Culver. Kalamazoo amends Sunday closing to permit bowling. White Cloud farmer John Hyde ends his life. Owosso board retains salaries with pending raises. Monroe voters approve 50000 jail bond. Kalamazoo opens police recruit school led by Ivan Roberts. Albion free lunch program for unemployed closed due to floater abuse. Adrian two bandits fail to find valuables on Rev Davis. Escanaba three sons injured discharging dynamite caps. Poriliac tire blowout injures Kathryn Fogle. Marshall Hercules Gregory rolls first 300 in city on faulty alley. Kalamazoo boiler explosion at State Theater causes minor damage. Muskegon jury convicts man for leaving scene of accident. Jackson inmates at Michigan State Prison implicated in ring theft from silverware.
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St. Johns
Charles R. Culver
Kalamazoo
John Hyde
Goodwill Township
Owosso
Monroe
Ivan Roberts
State Police
Paw Paw Post
Albion
Clayton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Escanaba
Adolph Dahl
Bark River
Cletis
Len
Vernon
Poriliac
Woodrow W. Mouser
Elizabeth
Scott Lake
Kathryn Fogle
Route 6
Mouser
Marshall
Grand Recreation
Hercules Gregory
R. A. Little
Gregory
State Theater
Muskegon
William P. Labey
Robert Gee
Lahey
Jackson
Michigan State Prison
Tri-County Sportsmen Club Expands to Seventeen Counties
The Tri-County Sportsmen's Club votes to expand its reach to include 17 northeastern Michigan counties. A Grayling luncheon next Sunday will finalize details and elect first-year officers. Invited representatives span Arenac, Ogemaw, Alpena, Presque Isle, Montmorency, Otsego, Cheboygan, Alcona, Saginaw, Bay, Midland, Clare, Gladwin, Crawford, Roscommon, Oscoda, Iosco, with Bay City Times noting leaders James McGillivary and William Dean among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Michigan
Middle West
Grayling
Holland House
Bay-Straits League
James McGillivary
Oscoda
Bay-to Straits Sportsmen’s Club
T. W. Hangon
Arenac
Charles Francis
Standish
Ogeman
H. S. Karcher
Rose City
Alpena
Norman Martinson
Presage
Isle
Joseph Miller, Jr
Sam Yockey
Harrisville
Saginaw
Dutehl- Aschard
Bay
Frank H
Pete) Stover
C. H. Schultz
Bay City
Midland
Frank Hardy
Clare
Ralph Hether
Gladwin
L. J. Budge
Beaverton
Crawford
Speed Counts Remember Too
Regular deposits build savings over time not sporadic bursts. Consistent, steady adds to a bank balance more effectively than irregular spurts.
Local Club Meetings Scheduled Through May
The Ladies Aid plan a Friday afternoon meeting with Mrs Hurd. The Guild meets next Wednesday with Mrs Green. The Ladies Union hosts Friday with Mrs OConnor on East State Street. The Ladies Auxiliary led by Mrs McGuire will be at Mrs Wm Bicknells home on April 22. The Juniors select The Mil lonaire for their class play to be staged on Friday night May 15.
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Ladies Aid
Guild
J. J. Green
Ladies Union
Disease Kills Large Numbers of Michigan Chickens
A Michigan State College Poultry Department statement says coccidiosis destroys about 2,000,000 chicks yearly in Michigan. It attacks young birds, lowers activity, and post mortems show intestinal damage. Disease organisms live in soil for years and transmission occurs via contaminated ground. Recommended cure includes a 10 day all mash ration with at least 40 percent dried milk powder and thorough cleaning with iodine disinfectant every three days to combat the shed.
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Michigan
Poultry Department of
Michigan State College
Livestock Listing From Farmers' Produce
Livestock sale advertisement lists shipping dates Tuesday April 28 and May 12 with contact telephone number 189 and seller B. Geock.
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Telephone
Geock
New County Board reorganizes with three new members
The County Board of Supervisors held its organization meeting in Harrison for 1931. H. A. Dawson of Sheridan township was chosen chairman, with Ben Carpenter stepping down to the state senate. Two township changes occurred, Raymond Harrold replacing the former treasurer for Arthur, and Seaver Amble filling Harrison’s 3rd ward seat. Other members listed include Mayor Hether, Mayor-elect Barns, and numerous ward representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Harrison
H. A. Dawson
Sheridan Township
Ben. J. Carpenter
Arthur
Ray Harrold
Harrison Third Ward
Seaver Amble
Ben Carpenter
R. I. Hether
Glare
Robert Barns
Winterfield
Delmer
Thayer
Marion
Card of Thanks for neighbors help after fire
We thank the neighbors for their help and kindness in saving our home from turning. Mr. and Mrs. Rank Sanders express gratitude for support during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Sanders
For Sale 4-4 Yard Steel Dump Box
Classified notice offers a steel dump box for sale. Contact John LL for price and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father. Gratitude to those who sent flowers and furnished cars, to the singers, and Rev. Hard for words of comfort. Mrs. Chioétta Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz.
Thanking Friends for Sympathy After Death of Mrs Arthur Carr
The family of Mrs Barton thanks friends of the Shéridan Baptist Buyels and vicinity for floral offerings and expressions of sympathy at the time of the death and funeral of April 5. Signed by Arthur Carr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shéridan Baptist
Buyels
Arthur Carr
Barton
Harris & Hirt-ady Drug Teas Cream Sale Notice
Fragmentary ad mentions galvanised pails priced 156 each and a Saturday sale at Harris and Hirt-ady. It lists Tee Cream 29¢ and references Kirkpat tick's Drug Stope-ady with unclear timing after 2 04 o'clock.
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Harris & Hirt—ady
Kirkpattick's
Dairy Herd Report Shows 209 Cows Tested in March
The Clare Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports 209 cows tested for March with 30 dry. Average production across the association reached 639 lbs milk and 23.67 lbs butterfat, yielding $1.31 per dollar of feed. Notable top herds include Henry Magnus in small herd class and Frank Poet in medium class with Brown Swiss.
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Clare Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Henry Magnus
Frank Poet
G. L. Brown & Son
H. Penrose
J. W. Schaeffer
Karl Oderkirk
Clara Aire Ranch
George
Dershem
Atest
College Horse
Derchem
Thanks and appreciation for support after loss
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted them during illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. G. Binhammer for comforting words, to the choir, to those who provided care and flowers. From Fred Glebe and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Binhammer
Fred
Glebe
Policy change expands pheasant egg distribution in Michigan
The Conservation Commission approves a two district division for pheasant egg distribution. Northern districts may receive eggs if district officers approve and conditions favor wild pheasant release. Applications for northern eggs require local backing and favorable cover.
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the Conservation Commission
Lower Peninsula
Muskegon
Newaygo
Mecosta
Isabella
Midland
Bay County
Saginaw River
Bay City
Charlevoix
Lansing
George R. Hogarth
Peninsula timber valued at $100000
The article notes that the peninsula timber is valued at one hundred thousand dollars, emphasizing the financial worth of the forested land.
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Peninsula
Packing Furrows Saves Moisture for Farmers in Three Counties
A 1920s warning urges farmers in Insona Montcalm and Isabella counties to pack furrows the day they are turned to retain moisture. The author argues unpacked soil wastes spring and summer moisture, noting many plow and leave fields bare, risking poor crops in drought.
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Insonia, Montcalm and
Isabella Counties
Glare Shipping Dates Announced For April and May
The Glare Shipping Association releases shipping dates for Tuesday April 21 and May 7. Contact H A Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220F21 for details on consignments and deadlines.
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Glare Shipping Association
Dance at Bard fetc the change for dances
A brief notice notes Saturday night dances at Bard venue with planned program and changes to old routines. The item emphasizes ongoing social events and scheduling for attendees.
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The
Clare County Savings Bank
Board OF Supervisors
Summerfield
Jas
Graves
Frost
iLeo Grunda
Franklin
Reginald ‘Sharp
Redding
John Baluss
Temple
Greenwood
John Burnett
Hayes
Orley Stockwell
Hamilton
Fred Ehle
Freeman
John Gaffney
Lake
Lincolnan
Myron Dunkle
Hatton
Moder
Arthur—Ray
Harrold
Garfield
Perl Tryon
Surrey
Louis
Ger. Harrison
Notich—Gardens
Riley
Kirkpatrick
Chioétta Buckley
John Schultz
D.hl
Citizens State Bank
Michigan Department OF Conservation
Division of Education and Public Relations
Park Division
Conservation Department
Oakland County
Parks Division
Forest Fire Organization
Hartwick Pines
By W. &. Cribbs
Shipper
BARD
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