Citizenship Demonstration By Boy And Girl Scouts At Club
Tuesday’s Cisre Study Club session featured a Boy Scout and Girl Scout demonstration at the school auditorium. Mrs. Mary Green presided as 17 Scouts outlined knot tying first aid and signaling, with Byron Gibbs leading the flag salute and Jay Green reciting Joyce Kilmer’s Trees. The event highlighted citizenship values and two Clare Scouts saving a life, followed by a Girl Scout pageant led by Miss Gertrude Pierce and Mary Lou Roach, ending with a country flag procession and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisre
Mary Green
America
Bates
Me L. Byrn
Bryn
Industrial Arts Department
School of the State
United States
Nelson
Byron Gibbs
Francis Cappeart
Alger Brown
Raymond Dwyer
Edwin Foss
Robert Jackson
Aour Clare
Gertrude Pierce
Mary Lou Roach
Nine Month Old Baby Dies Visiting Grandparents
Goren J. Bay son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bay died at his grandparents home April 11 1934 at eight months six days old After a brief illness the child passed away during a visit to the J A Allen family Loren was praised for his bright smile Survived by parents a sister Betty Lou and brother Lawrence plus grandparents and a wide circle of relatives Funeral held at the J A Allan home and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery Attendees traveled from Alma and Pontiac to pay respects
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Goren J. Bay
Clarence Bay
J. A. Allen
Althe
Little Loren
Loren
Betty Lou
Lawrence
John Ramsey
Rev. Hendrich
Orville Sanders
Kenneth Ramsey
Clyde McDonald
Guy Kisco
Paul
Alma
Alfred Roe
Pontiac
Clare Couple Married by Baptist Pastor at Alma
Miss Bessie Johnson and Mr. Harry Foss were wed by Rev. Roberts at the Baptist church in Alma on Wednesday evening April 4. The bride, a longtime Clare county teacher, and the groom, a baker at City Bakery, will live with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson at the McKinley school home through year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Johnson
Harry Foss
Walter Foell
Alma
Rev. Roberts
Baptist Church
That City
Clare County
Foss
Saginaw
Arthur Johnson
McKinley School
Mother And Baby Burned In Coleman House Fire
The Gould family home three miles south of Coleman burned Friday morning. A one year old girl died in the blaze and the mother, Mrs. George Gould, died at Clare Hospital two hours after admission. The hired man started the fire and heard alarms as he returned to rescue the occupants.
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George Gould
Coleman
Clare Hospital
Potato Growers Tour Dates Updated and Market Talks Planned
A revised notice corrects the potato growers tour dates for the Detroit Terminal Market. The tour will be on Thursday the 26th, with pre-trip gatherings on the 25th. Speakers from the State Department of Agriculture and the College will explain consumer demand and Michigan’s role, followed by a market tour after breakfast.
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the Sentinel
Detroit
State Department of Apelriculture
College
Fort Shelby
Michigan
Clare
Mickey Cochrane
New
Tigers
Chicago
George Sherwood
H. C. Cudney
P. D. Gibson
Harrison
Carnival Night At Clave High School
Community carnival at Clave High School on April 27 invites families to enjoy sideshows, horns, and prizes. Attendees encouraged to bring money for games, food, and drinks and to arrive early for extended fun.
Clare Rod and Gun Club Holds First Banquet
The Clare Rod and Gun Club held its first banquet of the year at Barnes Cafe with nearly 100 sportsmen. President George Johnson opened the meeting praising conservation. Mayor Jesse Hampton and others spoke on mill pond repair, fire hazards, lakes and streams, and rearing ponds for trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rod ‘and Gun Club
Barnes Cafe
George Johnson
Clare County
George White
Jesse Hampton
Mill Pond
Clare
Hildebrandt
Brayman
State Conservation Department
Wmn. Lange
Pioneer Citizen of Clare County Dies at 83
George Woods born September 22 1851 in Godrich Canada died April 13 1984 at his daughter’s home in Lansing He came to Clare county as a young man married Hannah Lippett and had five children all but one dying in infancy His wife died in 1877 He farmed near Harrison and later Isabella county moved to Mt Pleasant then retirement He survived by three children seven grandchildren one brother and one sister Funeral services were held at Clare Methodist Church with Rev John Lockyer officiating Interment in Cherry Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woods
Richard
Mary Woods
Godrich
Canada
Rochnel Olsen
Lansing
Geo
Agnes Jasmine
Rachael
Vernon
Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Mt .Pleasant
John
Harrison
Mary Conway
Clare Methodist Church
John &. Lockyer
Norris Hiden
Austin Bates
Adelaide Wylie
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Former Clare Girl Weds at Alto April
Rev and Mrs Chas A Lohnes announce the marriage of their daughter Sadie Mae to Clifford Daniels on Thursday April 5 at Alto Michigan. The couple will be at home at Alto after May first. Friends and former parishioners of Rev Lohnes extend congratulations.
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Chas. A. Lohnes
Sadie Mae
Clifford Daniels
Alto
Michigan
Lohies
Clare Methodist Church
Weekly Fay Well Dance by Obie Orchestra
A mixed dance evenings at Fay well K of Phair every Saturday night invites all. The Obie orchestra provides music for attendees to enjoy.
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Faywell K. of Phair
Obie Orchestra
Home Economics Extension Groups Set May 4 Achievement Day
Clare County Home Economic Extension groups finished five lessons on Home Furnishing and will close the year with an all day Achievement day at the Clare Methodist Church. Auxiliary will serve dinner. All are invited to see the work and hear the program on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare
Stolen Terraplane Crash Hurts Youth Near Clare
Paul Pischel young man living near Coleman was badly injured when a new Terraplane driven away from a McKarl Motor Sales demonstration wrecked in a ditch 2 miles east of Clare around 9 30 pm. He had left home under the pretense of milking and vanished for an hour before police recovered the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pischel
Coleman
Clare
McKarl Motor Sales
Midland
Pischel
Paul
F. C
Mrs. Mary Van Antwerp Dies at 83
Mrs. Mary F. Van Antwerp, 83, died Monday at her daughter’s home on East State Street. She lay in state in Sparta with funeral services at the Methodist church led by Rev. Bullman, burial in the family lot. Survivors include daughter Mrs Burd and son in law, with Clare attendees Mrs Arthur Johnson and daughter and Mrs Harry Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. VanAntwerp
W. Hy Bard
East State Street
Sparta
Methodist Church
Bullman
Arthur Johnson
Harry Foss
Broadcast from M. S. C. Will Feature Fly Fishing Talks
Sportsmen will hear lectures on The Art of Fly Fishing and Our Trout from Michigan State College on Friday April 20 and 27 at 2 30 p m. A recording will be available from C A Derby Secretary of the Clare Rod and Gun Club in Clare for those unable to listen live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tade
Michigan State College
C. A. Derby
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Clare
Fire at Clare County Savings Bank Basement
Clare County Savings Bank faced a basement fire on Thursday afternoon with unknown origin. Fire department response limited smoke damage and no injuries were reported.
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Clare County Savings Bank
Clare Girls Win Honors in District Contests
Thelma Koch a Clare High School sophomore won first place in the local Sub-district Speech Contest with Acres of Diamonds. Hazel Stottlemyer a Clare Senior placed second with Our Responsibility. Helen Wells of Helenville won with Tyrye Americanism. Doctor E C Beck acted as sole critic. Six contestants from Beaverton Edenville Coleman and Clare competed. District 4 includes Alma Big Rapids Mt Pleasant St Louis and more. About 100 people attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Koch
Clare High School
Russell Conwell
Hazel Stottlemyer
Clare
Our
Helen ‘Wells
Helenville
Tyrye Americanism
E. C. Beck
Central State
Teachers College
Beaverton
Edenville
Coleman
Big Rapids
Alma
Mt. Pleasant
St. Louis
Grant
Howard City
Morley
New
State Bonding Issue On Ballot April 30
Inquiries continue about the emergency $88 million bond issue authorized by House Enacted Act No. 30 with a special election set for April 30, 1934. Details outline allocations for Kalamazoo State Hospital and Ypsilanti Hospital, including new buildings, units, and facility improvements to expand capacity and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo State Hospital
van Duesen Hospital
Ypsilanti Hospital
National Reemployment Office Retained Here
The National Reemployment office remains at the Clare County Savings Bank building with L. 4H. Thompson as manager to register and employ for public and private works. It consolidates Clare Gladwin Isabella Midland and Saginaw counties with the district office in Saginaw City Hall led by L. H. Werner. A branch is at Mt. Pleasant Court House with A. R. Nichols in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Savings Bank
L. 4H. Thompson
Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Midland
Saginaw
L. H. Werner
Mt. Pleasant Court House
A. R. Nichols
Mussell's Quality Drugs Store Announces One Cent Sale
Mussell's Quality Drugs Store runs a one cent sale this week with discounts on selected items. The promotion highlights limited quantities and ends Saturday.
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Mussell’s Quality Drugs
Ady
Ford Dealers Sponsor WJR Summer Sports Broadcast
Charley Gehringer star second baseman of the Detroit Tigers will headline a weekly summer radio program on Station WJR Detroit starting April 16 at 7 15 p m. Ford dealers sponsor the show and Gehringer will introduce and interview other sports figures during the 7 16 to 7 30 p m Monday broadcasts with studio music and sports flashes by writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
WJR
Detroit
Ford Dealers
Gehringer
Detroit Star
WIR
Bowman Estate Well Produces Over 3000 Bels
Oil and gas drilling at the Bowman Estate No 1 well in Michigan hits 190 barrels in 90 minutes after reaching Cap Rock at 3748 feet on April 5. The Dundee interval extended two feet, gas and oil flow exceeds 3000 barrels daily with 47 gravity. Syndicate ownership noted. observers include F H Bowman Executor and John Bowman. Dee Stough and Elizabeth Walsh wells are developing nearby.
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Michigan
Bowman Estate
Section
No. 1
Dundee
Morris-Van Beuren Oil and Gas Syndicate
Fred FH L. Bowman
Bowman
John Bowman
Milwaukee
Wis
W. J. Sovereign
Bay City
Professor Byrn to Lecture Here Next Monday Eve
Professor M. L. Byrn head of the Industrial Arts Department at the University High School University of Michigan will give an engaging talk Facts and Frills in Education at Clare High School auditorium Monday April 23 at eight o clock. Sponsored by the Industrial Arts Dept Clare Teachers Club and Board of Education the University extension division provides the speaker at no cost. He will play trumpet display metal work and share craft projects. Attend this meeting for a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Byrn
University High School
University of Michigan
Clare High School
Byrn
Michigan
Clare
Industrial Arts Dept
Clare Teachers Club
Board of Education
Notice to Depositors at Clare County Savings Bank
Depositors are urged to call and obtain their No 3 dividend checks to aid in the bank liquidation. The notice emphasizes prompt action to recover funds and supports liquidation efforts.
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Clare County Savings Bank
Clare Chamber meets at Hotel Doherty on April 16
About 40 members and visitors gathered for a dinner and program. Johnson, Lohrke, and Harrison delegation were recognized. Mayor Jesse Hampton received applause. Band members performed under Harry Wehrly. State official C J Tinker spoke on conservation and county recreation. Continued on page ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of.’ Commerce
Doherty
Norris
Harry Wehrly
Wehrly
Clare
Bernie Hampton
Donald Holbrook
Clare County
Hildebrandt
Geo. White
Clare Rod and Gin Club
George
Harry Wehrig
Dexter Elden
Norris Hiden
Auwstin F. Bates
C. J. Tinker
State Conservation Department
California
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting in Snay Home Highlights Planting Season
The Ladies Auxiliary of the M church met at Mrs. Florence Snay's home with 16 members present. President Mrs. Pratt opened with devotions and Psalm 150 and Edgar Guest poems. A May 4 church dinner for the County Achievement program was planned. Mrs. Tibbits led a garden themed program with clippings and readings, refreshments served, next meeting set for April 25 with Mrs. Hachmutli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Snay
Pratt
Edgar Guest
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Clave Hish School
April
Sheriff Woods
Mary Vanantwerp
Beck
National Re-Employment
Vernon Field
Prospect
Dee
Mr. L. Byrn
Teachers Club
B. of E
State Department
Hilda Tibbill
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