Schobert Ladies Quartette and Dr Lowther at Clare
The Schubert Ladies Quartette and Dr Wirt Lowther arrive for a Clare Lyceum event at the Methodist church next Thursday. A strong Chautauqua attraction, Lowther’s lecture receives praise from Horace Elis Ph D President Vinccennes and CChantauqua chiefs. Special musical numbers precede the lecture. programs begin at eight with single admissions fifty and twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Schubert Ladies Quartette
Wirt Lowther
Lowther
Obadaugusa
Clare
Methodist Church
Auction Sale at Wilkinson Residence Listing Household Goods
Public auction to be held at the Wilkinson residence on East 4th Street Saturday afternoon April 4 at 2 30 o clock Items include two iron beds mahogany dresser fine oak dining table six oak chairs mahogany cabinet fumed oak and solid leather upholstered pieces a couch oak center table and other small articles Mrs BR A Barch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Card of Thanks Wish to Thank the Friends End
A brief Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for their kindness and support. The note acknowledges assistance during a difficult time and signs with appreciation from the family.
Fire Department Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The City Fire Department held its annual meeting on Monday evening April 10 with all members present. Officers elected include Atet Obiet OC A Wellman secretary C A Derby treas Roy Feighner capt of Chemical C A Wellman capt of Hose Wm Lange capt of Ladders W H Erter C A Wellman Thos Ramey as truck drivers. M D Feighner recommended for Chief and Fire Warden. Since July last year the department reduced to 10 men and has answered 14 calls losing one building. improvements and savings from new apparatus are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fire Department
Atet. Obiet
OC. A. Wellman
C. A. Derby Treas
Roy Feighner
Chemical
C. A. Wellman
Wm. Lange
W. L. McNeil
Mayor Urges Spring Clean-Up Across City
Thompson calls on citizens and organizations to lead a spring clean-up. The plan targets rubbish piles in cellars attics back yards alleys and street sides to reduce disease breeding grounds and attract business. The City Council will again collect non ash rubbish while residents separate cans and glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Ocommerce
Womsena Clubs
L. BH. Thompson
Vernon Telephone Lines Consolidate
Four to six subscribers of the Vernon Township telephone network voted to consolidate lines 223 228 and 236 at a meeting at Vernon township hall on April 8 1948 The Vernon Conower Roadway Co was formed with Earl Beatty as President and E L Ruseeli as Secretary Treasurer A three member committee was chosen to secure prices and prepare figures for the new line with a report due at the May 3 township hall meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Township Hall
Enowii
Vernon Conower Roadway Co
Earl Beatty
Sea’y-Treas
E. L. Ruseeli
S A Wilkinson Tendered Surprise
Sixteen friends gathered at his home Tuesday evening for a surprise birthday party. The event featured cards, a social hour, and lunch, with E A White presenting Wilkinson a handsome token on behalf of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Wilkinson
E. A. White
Still Discovery Highlights Franklin Township Visit
Still and mash uncovered during a county search led by Sheriff Hoag and deputies in Gladwin and Lanzinaw with state official Henry Smith. They seized twenty five gallons of moonshine from Gay Waddell's cellar and bound him over to the May Circuit court term in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoag
Bumgardener
Gladwin
Henry Smith
Lanzinaw
Franklin Township
Gay Waddell
Mr. Waddell
Harrison
Ernest Osborn Dies in Saginaw After Brief Illness
Ernest Osborn of Saginaw died at Saginaw General Hospital following a brief illness. Born January 12 1870 at St Joseph he married Louisa M Lucker and had eight children eight grandchildren and nine great friends survive. Funeral at home this afternoon with Elder J W McKnights of Marion officiating burial at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw General Hospital
Ernest Osborn
Osborn Waa Teaken
Lt. Osborn
St. Joseph
Louisa M. Lucker
Felows
W. W. Boughner
Scottville
Laurel
Fountain
Elmer
Thelma
Leone
Audrey
W. H. Osborn
Grand Rapids
Annie Webster
J. W. McKnights
Marion
Cherry Grove
Keaton Sincere On Screen The Boat At Princess Theatre
Buster Keaton, star of The Boat, emphasizes wanting real human presence beyond cinema shadows. He speaks earnestly about film dreams and personal authenticity while promoting the film presented by Associated First National Pictures at the Princess Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Buster Keston
Princess Theatre
Buster
Joseph M. Schenck
Associated
First National Pictures
Baumgardner and Klann Wed at Hatton Township Home
The marriage of Lizzie Baumgardner to Alex Klann was performed Monday evening April 17 at the home of Rev Obas Kleinhardt in Hatton township. The bride resides in Gladwin and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Mike Klann of Arthur township. Best wishes for a long and happy life are sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obas. Kleinhardt
Hatton Township
Lizzie Baumgarden
Alex Klann
Gladwin
Mike Klann
Arthur Township
Thanks for support in our loved one's burial
The family of Mrs. J Molntosh Gorton McLntosh expresses gratitude for the care and burial assistance received, acknowledging all who assisted during their time of loss.
Early pre pink spray urged for apples to curb scab
Michigan Agricultural College pathologists warn that apple scab spores may appear early this spring. They advise a pre pink spray along with the standard pink spray to protect Duchess and McIntosh varieties as buds push out. Early infections can cause calyx spotting and severe later damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Agricultural College
Grand Rapids
Augusta
Michigan
Lansing
Duchess
McIntosh
Saga
C. W. Bennett
Plant Adapted Soy Varieties Urged By Michigan Expert
Prof O B Megee of the Michigan Agricultural College urges farmers to plant adapted soy bean varieties due to varying yield and adaptability. Tests show Manchu Ite San and Black Eye Brown outperform Mammoth Yellow, with Manchu yielding over 2.75 tons per acre. Soybeans serve as emergency hay, soil builder, and improve sandy or acidic soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
O. BR. Megee
M. A. OU
Farm Crops Department
the College Experiment Station
Cotton Belt
Megee
Weill
Roth-Dobson Nuptials at Trumbull Avenue Church
Evan geline M. Roth to Clarence E. Dobson wed at Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian Church Detroit on Monday April 10. Pastored by Rev Warren the ceremony united the well known Clare High School girl bride with the promising young groom in a simple church wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Evangeline M. Rotbh
Clarence E. Dobson
Warren
Postponed High School Citizenship Debate Rescheduled
The High School Citizenship Debate, postponed from this afternoon, will be held next Thursday April 27 at 2 30 PM at the Methodist church. Dr Lowther will speak in the evening, but no admission is charged for the contest and the events should not interfere. Medals sponsored by the EK P Lodge will be displayed at Anderson's drug store and awarded by a judge. Judges Mr Tatman Mr Kirkbride and Mr Bowler. Participants include Albert Birdsall Henry Canfield Reardon Caple Doris Davin Kathleen Darwin Alice Hochstetter Florence Holbrook Vivier Kent Marian Readiving Elsie Shall and Ross Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Dr. Lowther
EK. of
P. Lodge
Anderson’s
Tatman
Kirkbride
Bowler
Albert Birdsall
Henry Canfield
Reardon Caple
Doris da
Audiences Pack Baptist Church for Pease Greenlaw Evangelistic
The Pease-Greenlaw Evangelistic party draws large nightly crowds at the Baptist church with Rev Pease delivering talks on sin and salvation and Prof Greenlaw directing song. The program features Mother Song and The Holy City with concerts, sermons, and a recital by Mrs Greenlaw upcoming. Tickets cost 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease-Greenlaw
Baptist Church
Mr. Pease
Hell
Prof. Greenlaw
Jesus Christ
Greenlaw
Wheat rust drive interest grows in Michigan
The Wheat Rust Prevention Association asked Congress to raise the federal barberry eradication program budget from 147000 to 500000 annually. Aims include a nationwide drive to destroy barberry to curb black stem rust, potentially cutting eradication time to three or four years. Wisconsin leads barberry counts, Michigan ranks fourth in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Rust Prevention Association
Congress
Bost
Erys
Nicoll
State Farm Bureau
Middle Western
Department of Agriculture
Wheat
Michigan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dover Gleaner Announces Four Scheduled Dances
The Dover Gleaner reports four dances planned with community groups and local organizers setting dates and venues for upcoming social events. Residents expect varied programs and performances in the town venue.
New Council Assumes Duties Monday Night
The old council met Monday evening to close unfinished business and retire in favor of the new council. Mayor Thompson appointed standing committees including Ways and Means, Taxes and Appropriations, Claims and Accounts, Street and Sidewalks, Fire Apparatus Water Works and Park, Bonds and Ordinances, and Special Assessors with members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Johnson
Dwyer
House
Pettit and
Smakey
Johnson, Thompson
Johnson Hoovee
Pettit
U S Veterans Bureau Plans April Insurance Drive
District No. 8 of the U S Veterans Bureau announces a campaign in April to reinstate and convert U S Government Insurance policies for ex service men and women in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Reinstatement is possible up to March 3 1936 unless totally disabled. Policies offer cash and loan values and multiple plans including Ordinary Life and endowment options. Contact Insurance Section U S Veterans Bureau Chicago or any sub district office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
U. S
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Auman
Giaima
U. 8
S. Veterace’. Bureanu
John Abbott Dies at Home in Speridan Township
Obituary notes the death of John Abbott at a home in Speridan Township after a brief illness. The notice lists no surviving family details and provides standard funeral arrangements information.
Death of Grant township farmer John McIntosh
John McIntosh died at his home two miles west of town on Friday April 14 after months of illness. Born April 26, 1869 in Faymouth Township, he married Alice Kittie Madison in 1894 at Midland. He moved to Clare in 1895 and lived on his farm since. Survived by wife, son Gordon, his aged mother, and many siblings and relatives. funeral Monday at home conducted by Rev. Milberry with Cherry Grove burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIintosh
Grant Township
Faymouth
Saginaw
Alice Kittie
Madison
Midland
Clare
Gordon
Bratoner
Wm. McIorosh
Mary. Starkweather
Birch Fun
Wm. Raynes
F.uehn
Mt. Morris
Jas. Smith
Mt. Rose
May EB. Smith
Milberry
Cherry Grove
Obituary of Mrs. James McPhalis in Vernon Township
Mrs. James McPhalis born May 3 1863 in Peecounty Ontario died April 8 1922 at Grant Township home. She moved to Michigan in 1866 and lived in Mt Pleasant Vernon Clare Trout Oak areas. Survived by ten children, two brothers, two sisters and eleven grandchildren. Funeral held at Methodist church last week Thursday with Rev E W Davis officiating, burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Baker
Peecounty
Ont
Grant ‘Township
Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon Township
Perente
James McPhalil
Woion
Mary J
Floyd
Julia
Nora
Bertha ‘Wilson
Clare
John
Trout Orsek
Albert
Edith David
Otas
Gladys Walters
Mt. Bressach
Heaith
Methodist Church
E. W. Davis
Cherry Grove
Clever Forger Netted 46002.63 In Detroit Bank Heist
A man posing as Albert E. Hamilton opened an account at First National Bank in Detroit on March 17 with $400. On March 20 he deposited a $46,500 check from Murphy Family Trusts and shortly after withdrew $46,002.63 in cash at the payroll window. The crime was discovered April 1 and reported to police and the bank's insurer. authorities expect further developments identifying the forger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Albert E. Hamilton
Rhodesland Avenue
Highland
First National Bank
Insurance Company
Murphy Family Trusts
Dorsed
Lodge resolves sympathy after member’s death
The document notes the death of John McIntosh and the lodge extends heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family. It mentions delaying charter actions for fifty days and arranging to send a copy of the resolutions to the family and printing a copy in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntosh
Clare Sentinel
Cemunttens
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Schobert
Elis Raweedell
Mise Ramsdell
Mre. BR. A. Barch
Fire Department
Sheriff Hoag
Ernest
General Hospital
Keaton
Gorton McLntosh
Eet
Auates Molntosh
Roth- Dobson
Audiences Tax Baptist Church
Counch
Mayor Thompson
Guy
John Abbott
Prees
John Abbots
Speridan’ Township
James McPhalis
Hobson Arbor A. D.C. & No
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