Bennette A Carter Remembered in Allegan County Obituary
Bennette A Carter born August 19 1872 in Allegan County Michigan died April 9 1942 at his home in Mancelona aged 69 7 21. He married Hunice Smith January 4 1889 and lived in Allegan County farmed in Arthur Township Clare County before moving to Mancelona in 1932. Survived by wife four nephews four nieces and many friends. Funeral April 12 at Schröder Funeral Chapel Mancelona with burial in Mancelona cemetery distant mourners listed.
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Bennette A. ‘Carter
Allegan County
Michigan
Manecelona
Hunice Smith
Bangor
Arthur ‘Township
Clare County
Mancelona
Arter
Hunice
Schroeder
Carter
Leonard Carter
Fenville
Herbert Bechtold
Herbert
Bellaire
George Hockin
Edith Hughes
Robert
Irma
Kenadin
Donald Davis
Gladwin
John O'Dell
North Bradley
Scam Slentz
Cearl Phimsey
Kenneth Treitch
Barbara
Coeé Robinette
Ellen
Ruth
Eunice
J. C. Newman
Stephen Heller
Harl Sanders
Glen Newman
Clare
Charles Malcom Goodenow obituary in Clare Michigan
Charles Malcom Goodenow born April 11 1880 in Clare died April 5 1942 at his Hatton township home aged 61 years 11 months 28 days. He married Philip Leesh in 1901 and two children Martha Rought and Merle survived with two sisters nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Doherty Funeral Home with Rev Floyd Galusha. interment Cherry Grove Cemetery. Distance attendees listed.
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Charles Malcom Goodenow
Charles Nelson
Martha Jane Goodenow
Clare
Hatton Township
Philip Leesh
Martha Rought
Hesperia
Merle
Charlie
Marion
Allie Wilson
Celia Johnston
Dubuque
Iowa
Marjorie Huen
Phyllis Alma
Charles William
Clifford Merlyn
Goddengw
Doris Maxine
Dale Leroy
Jeanie Delight Rought
Harold
Vivian Adams
Beverly
Lester
Sandra Adams
Charles
Doherty
Floyd Galusha
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Basil Rought
Harold Adams
Shelby
Cecile Burr
Coleman
Jay Thomas
Bay City
Brett
Harold Robins
Lansing
Frank Leash
Grant
Frank Murry
Eddie Allen
Midland
Dale Travis
Ithaca
Clifford Barttelmew
Loren Barttelmew
Harl Doan
Evart
Mt Vernon Grange Plans Recreation Center During War
Mt Vernon Grange held a meeting to donate the hall to the Red Cross for wartime entertainment. Members and neighbors are urged to attend next Monday to help plan programs and involve nonmembers, with aims for summer meetings and future community events led by Master Jennies Archambault.
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Red Cross
Grange
Yuture Entertainment
Jennies Archambault
Mobilization of Michigan Workers for Farm and Factory
Mrs. James Gillespie leads a voluntary house to house war labor survey in Clare county to register all adults for farm or factory work. The effort, aided by the Women's Legion Auxiliary, aims to uncover hidden skills and expand labor as Michigan farms and plants brace for worker shortages with a deadline of April 25.
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James Gillespie
Clare County
Harrison
Michigan
War Labor Survey
Women's Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Raton
United States Employment Service
California
Oregon
Washington
Gillespie
Livestock Market Report from Clare Standish Yard 1942
Auction at Clare Standish Livestock Yards on Monday April 18, 1942 lists best steers and heifers at 7.60 to 8.60, top cows 7.10 to 8.26, best veal 14.15 to 15.50, medium veal 14.00 to 14.75, top hogs 14.00 to 14.20, pigs 12.25 to 12.75, roughs 12.75 to 13.25, and light pigs 13.00 to 13.50. Product prices include beef hides and various produce.
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Samborn
L. W. Jackson
Clare Standish
Hogs
Sean
Dance Card Fragments Suggest Saturday Night Music
Readable bits indicate an Saturday evening dance event with music by an orchestra. Names appear as Jake or Hisae with likely management at a venue referred to as Orwell. Further details are unclear.
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Orwell
Sign
Jake Dag Hisae
Farwell Rebekahs Serve Banquet for Local Group
The Farwell Rebekahs, famed for community service, hosted a banquet for the Central Michigan Alcoholic Beverage Association last week. They also offered penny parties attracting large crowds until food costs forced a halt. more plans are anticipated.
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Farwell Rebekahs
Central Michigan Alcoholic Beverage Association
Rebekahs
Moon Maiden operetta heads to May 1 at High School
School notes announce the operetta The Moon Maiden goes into full swing Monday and runs through Friday May 1 in the High School Auditorium. Report cards arrive Wednesday marking the last six weeks. The C M C A A basketball banquet is Friday April 17 at 7 from Farwell gym. A baseball game with Beal City is Friday April 24 at Farwell, followed by the Farwell High Awards Banquet that same night.
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XYZ
C.M.C.A.A
Farwell Geymnasium
Beal City
Farwell
Farwell High School
Surrey Township Library announces new hours
Around Farwell notes new library hours starting April 15. The Surrey Township Library will open Wednesday 12 00 to 1 00, Thursday 12 00 to 1 00, Friday 12 00 to 1 00, and Saturday 2 00 to 6 00. Seasonally, Saturday evenings and possibly Wednesday evenings may be added to serve rural readers.
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Surrey Township
Robt. Harriger Writes Enroute to Australia
A Rosebush family receives a letter from their son Bob Harriger, noting safe arrival in Australia after two cables. Also items from the community include Past Grand Club activities, local visits, and a wartime shipboard letter describing voyage life and routines aboard ship.
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Robt
Harriger
Enroute
Australia
C. M. Harriger
Rosebush
Bob
Silos for Sale by Farm Service Silo Co
Cement stave rib stone and flat stave silos offered at low cost. Early order discounts available. Represented by Clifford Richmond at Clare, Michigan 13126 through Clare representative.
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Farm Service Silo Co
Vestaberg
Clifford Richmond
Clare Representative
Clare
Michigan
Voice of Prophecy Radio Talks Broadcast
In 1942 Mutual Network Sunday evenings feature the Voice of Prophecy with CKLW Detroit Windsor at 8 30 p m 800 k c and WIND Gary Indiana at 7 p m 560 k c The King's Heralds provide the music urging nationwide listening each week.
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Mutual
Michigan
CKLW
Detroit-Windsor
WIND
Gary
Indiana
King's Heralds
Fourth Registration Set for April Twenty Seventh Statewide
The article outlines the fourth registration to be conducted statewide on April 27. It stresses careful placement of registration sites and sufficient registrars to avoid transportation problems and delays. Registrants are advised to bring identification and to expect buff colored cards with similar form. Questions cover name, residence, mailing address, telephone, age, birth details, birthplace, a guardian contact, and employer information.
Community Meeting Schedules and May Banquet
Local groups list planned gatherings with weekly and biweekly meetings. Notable entries include Mt. Vernon Grange Mondays at 8:30, Clare Townsend and American Legion Auxiliary meetings, VFW posts, Rebekah Lodge and Clare Common Council sessions, and the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at the Congregational Church on Tuesday evening, May 5.
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Mt. Vernon-Grange
Congregational Church
Milking Machines Limited Supply Prompted by Shortage
Notice to farmers from Clifford Richmond of Clare Michigan warns that milking machines are in short supply. He currently has three electric and two gas milkers on hand after previously stocking twelve three weeks earlier. Chore Boy milkers parts and service are offered. contact details provided.
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Clifford Richmond
Clare
Michigan
Card of Thanks from the Goodenow Family
The Goodenow family express gratitude to friends neighbors and the minister for comforting words flowers and pallbearers and to Doherty and Son for their care during bereavement Mrs Charles Goodenow and Mr and Mrs Basil Bought Mr and Mrs Merl Goodenow and grandchildren thank those who offered support.
Appreciation for kindness from Grant town hall friends
I thank my friends for the kindness shown at Grant town hall Friday night especially the token which I will always remember John Hichhorn.
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Grant Town Hall
John Hichhorn
Resignation of Redding Township Supervisor in 1942
A township official thanks voters for electing him in April 1942 and announces resignation due to ill health, recommending Russell Miller to assume the duties and continue service.
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Redding
Russell Miller
Ten bushel of eating potatoes for sale near Clare
Myron J Collard classifieds note potatoes for sale by Cecil Warner three miles north and west of Clare. Listing appears late for classification.
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Cecil Warner
Clare
Thank You Note From Sta. Richmond
Sta. Richmond thanks friends neighbors and the Townsend Club for ecards letters and flowers sent during hospital stay the appreciation is sincere and heartfelt.
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Townsend Club
Shipmaster Considers Ballast for Bulkier Cargo
The ship master weighs ballast options to balance a vessel for carrying bulkier cargo, aiming to optimize stability and load distribution at sea.
Death of Benjamin Gordon prompts heartfelt condolences
Family members Gerald Gordon Faye Swarthout and Forest Gordon thank friends and neighbors for flowers and kind words of sympathy after the passing of their father Benjamin Gordon.
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Benjamin Gordon
Gerald Gordon
Faye Swarthout
Forest Gordon
Card of Thanks for hospital kindness and prayers
Mrs. B. G. Bay thanks friends for calls cards and plants during her hospital stay and for Dr. Mac Arthur and staff kindness and the home community prayers and box of fruit everything was greatly appreciated.
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Dr. MacArthur
Vernon Voters Elect Ralph H. Irwin Treasurer
Letter from Ralph H. Irwin thanking Vernon voters for support in last Monday's election confirming his Treasurer victory.
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Ralph H. Irwin
Song of the Canyon and Wild Irish Rose Fragment
Fragmentary text references a wild Irish rose and Clare location with names such as Miss Bevery Cramer and George Washington Wilcox, plus scattered lines about lakes lilies and Heather. The item appears as a damaged archival fragment with serial notes K038 and a box address.
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Clare
Rose
Miss Bevery Cramer
Traverse City
George Washington Wilcox
Iman
Brin
Ne Ee
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