Local rail time tables and community notices in Clare
Central Standard Time schedules list Arbor South No.34 9 47 A M North No.51 12 45 P M Pere Marquette West W319 A M Hast 2 00 P M Harrison 2 45 Tuesdays only. Community events include a dance at the hall next Tuesday April 23 sponsored by Walter H Larman Post with Yarwell orchestra. A benefit bake sale for Mrs Hod Dysinger is planned at Frig office Saturday. Various social visits and health notes populate the column with residents in Clare and Vernon Michigan social rounds and hospital updates.
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and Arbor South
North
Pere Marquette West
Harrison
Kenneth Co. Poulson
H. M. Sowle
Walter H. Larman
Yarwell
Hod. Dysinger
Frig
L. P. Christensen
Holmore
Chris Christensen
McBride
EB. A
Holbrook’s
E. 6Th St. Clare
Adv
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Forest Shumway
Shumway
Roy LaForge
Lansing
I. N. Slentz
Vernon
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
GC. W. Thornthwaite
Thornthwaite
Midwest
Bus Schedule and Community Notes for Clare Area
Daily southbound bus from Hotel Doherty to Mt. Pleasant Midland and Saginaw at 5:00 p m and Monday 8:20 a m east. Ladies Union to meet next week Friday with Mrs. Fred Hudson. Rummage sale Friday afternoon and Saturday at McKeever's store. local visits and births noted including Ernie Cleveland twin. Easter plants promoted at Holbrook's store and Whites Fruit and Floral Farm at Clare EH 6th St.
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Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
The
Ladies Union
Nex
Fred Hudson
McKeever's
Jesse Lamphere
Dick Miller
Dewitt
Ernie Cleveland
Alma
Robert Stanley
Inez Woodcock
Detroit
Richard Woodcock
Josephine Lumley
Ray Thompson
Muskegon
Geo. Lumley
H. D. Kratz
Robert Straight
Grand Rapids
Holbrook
Whites’ Fruit and Floral Farm
6Th St
Clare
Two businessmen in town compete for notices and cash
In this brief column a local observer notes one man from the lodges in town who roams the streets all day seeking attention, while another man concentrates on newspaper advertising and runs his store, claiming to make twice the money.
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Bisness
Towa
Funeral and family visits mark weekend in Greenwood Center
Mr and Mrs Don Schaaf were called to Ohio Sunday for the funeral of his uncle. Mrs Elvin Budd and children spent the weekend at the John Wood home in Frost. Arthur Updike, home with his parents, was called back to work in Flint. Sunday visitors at the Carl Budd home included Mr and Mrs Bert Gleason of near Clare and Mr and Mrs Roy Budd of Winterfield. Delmar Sprague of Flint visited his brother Lloyd. Mrs Albert Bruce hosted her nephew at the CCQ camp at Grayling over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Dan Holdomb and their little daughter were Clare visitors Sunday.
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Thos
Hilcott
Woodward Farm
Farwell
Lola Lene
Roy Galbraith
Arthware
Detroit
Flushing
Lucille Coulter
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin ‘Academy
Evangelist Val. Buxton
Cadillac
S. Chaffee
W. N. Young
Robi
Archambault
C. B. Wood
Clare General Hospital
Morrice Bidwell
Sentinel
Leonard Rillett
Beale Market
W. E. Currie
St. Leo
Florida
Vernon
Currie
Leon Gleason
Chas. van den Bergh
Grant
H. W. Jones
Maxine
Ann Arbor
Michigan State Sanitarium
Howell
Thayer Bros. Creamery
Eugene Wyman
Derby
East Fifth Street
H. R. Roach
Loomis
Wymans
East 7Th Street
Harry Tripp
Frank Cosgrove
Higgins Lake
Ralph Shipman
Traverse City
Don Schaaf
Ohio
Elvin Budd
John Wood
Winterfield
Delmar Sprague
Flint
Lloyd
Albert Bruce
CCQ
Grayling
Dan Holcdmb
Clare
Extended stay and visits mark Elm Grove notices
Mrs Hilsworth Davis of Brown City remains at the Butters home due to her mother’s serious illness. Several residents visited Raymond and Hildebrandt households. A new family moved to the Joslin farm, now owned by Martin Eberhart, while others hosted friends and relatives in Elm Grove.
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Hilsworth Davis
Brown City
Butters Home
Ross Lang
Dan Holcomb
Barbara Jéan
Greenwood
Harry Bradley
CG. J. Harvey
Hatton
Raymond Home
Charles Keith
Emma Keith
Clyde Butters
J. W Butters
Ray Utley
Mary Keinrod
Florence
Frances Hildebrandt
Joslin
Martin Eberhart
Robert Grant
Coleman
Buttere
Local social notes from Lansing and surrounding towns
Residents visit relatives and host gatherings across Lansing Farwell Coleman Beal Lake Rosebush Alma Beachwood farm and Clare with multiple families including Brooks Frisby Anderson Graves and Rogers visiting relatives and hosting meals and performing home repairs during the weekend.
Farm Topics Highlight Soil Erosion And Agriculture Issues
Topics include soil erosion by wind and water, corn syrup production from 25 million bushels of corn annually, Wisconsin dairying on 181767 farms, average $16 farm fire loss, hoof and mouth outbreak in England, mushroom growing challenges, rust in barberry seeds lying dormant eight years, 5000 Ohio H club members active through winter, winter feeding for heifers to 10–12 months, Detroit subsistence homestead project of $500,000 for about 200 homes, and a 3 percent carrying charge for 30 years for factory employees to buy small farms.
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Detroit
Larman Post Elects New Officers After Resignations
Walter H Larman Post of the American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the community building last Monday night electing Celina Creguer as Second Vice President and Belva Jackson as Treasurer. Marie Holbrook resigned and turned her books over to the new treasurer. The post will stage a public dance at Clare Community Building on April 28 with good music and plans a April 28 trip to Higgins Lake to select a lot on the American Legion property. The next Tenth District meeting is set for Blanchard on May 13, with hopes of wide local participation.
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Walter A. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Celina Creguer
Belva Jackson
Marie Holbrook
Treaster
Lansing
Walter H. Larman
National
Clare
Higgins Lake
American Legion
Blanchard
Federal seed loans soon available to farmers
County Agent P. D. Gibson reports from the Farm Credit Administration that a $60,000,000 emergency seed loan fund will aid farmers unable to obtain credit for spring planting. Loans range from $10 to $500 per acre with fixed rates based on fertilizer use and other inputs. loans may cover work animals or tractor fuel. Applications must be filed in the Harrison County Agent office.
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P. D. Gibson
Farm Credit Administration
Congress
Harrison
The Contribution Of Science To Education
The article discusses distinguishing genuine scientific work from mere appearances, stressing that science teaching should rely on facts proven to conform with natural laws. It notes that true education through science requires careful selection of material and accurate methodological fit.
Education and science shaping rational thought for civilization
The passage argues that teachers and students should cultivate scientific reasoning to guide responsible adult life and societal improvement. It emphasizes interdependence among individuals and nations, claiming science in education elevates civilization and energy should be directed toward the public good.
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Hfe
Garden of Eden site claimed in Adams County Ohio
The New York Herald early this century reported biblical scholars and archeologists identified Adams County Ohio as the Garden of Eden site near the Great Serpent Mound, basing their assertion on the mound itself.
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New York Herald
Ohio
Adams County
Trisol Cleaning Ad Highlights Delicate Fabric Safety
An advertisement for Trisol Cleaning asserts the product is safe for the most delicate fabrics and colors. It guarantees satisfaction and is signed by Howard W. Jones.
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Howard W. Jones
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Lola Marie Sanford
Lola
Joe Bill Tichenor
Lohrke
Huron County
Ceresan
Baster
Lard, Ib
Mickie
Greenwood Center
Elm Grove
L. Frisby
A. Cline
J. L. Littlefield
Smith
F. Littlefield
Beal Lake
Manley Mills
Burt Ambrosier
Martin Graves
Baxter
Frisby House
W. P. Cash
M. Graves
Merril Rogers
Will Rogers
Beachwood Farm
Walter Foell
Wm. Foell
Wisconsin
England
Walter H. Larman Post
Clare Drug Company
Fred M. Morgan
Cash Food Shop
Kellogg’s
Igc
Pillsbury
Japan
Fleming Shoe Co
Davy Bidg
Michigan
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