Clare Welcomes Legionaires for District Gathering
The Larman Post of the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary prepare to host 28 Posts and 16 Units in the Tenth Michigan District. Flags greet visitors at entry while Auxiliary Units meet at the high school auditorium for a brief session. The banquet follows at seven with songs and addresses, then dancing at Duncan's hall and Legion rooms. Notables include Harry I. Dingeman and state lawmakers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larman
American Legion
Ladies’ “Auxiliary
Michigan
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Star
Duncan’s Hall
Legion Rooms
Harry I. Dingeman
Detroit
Don L. Beardsley
Leslie.p. Kergén
Bay, City
Norma Nagel
Mt. Pleasant
Peter Mason
Blanchard
Ethel Fisher
Big Rapids
Loren J. Budge
Beaverton
Harley Comer
Heart
Carpenter
Rep
M. M. Callaghan
Post
Plant Roses and Shrubs at Best Prices Now
The Clare Hardware & Furniture Co offers two year old hardy field grown roses and other shrubs from a large Haston nursery. Plants bloom this season and come with cultural instructions. Make selections early for desired assortment and savings. For information, contact Clara Sentinel or call at Clare Hardware & Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haston
Clara Sentinel
Paige Tittee
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
Mystery Man from Australia at St Henry’s Auditorium
Abbott and Company present the Mystery Man from Australia for a two hour show at St Henry’s church auditorium six miles south of the city next Monday evening May 1st. The performer is described as the most traveled magician in the world and promises a full evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott and Company
Australia
St. Henry’s Church
Abbott
Twin Elms Golf Course Opens Sunday Morning
The Twin Elms Golf Course will open next Sunday morning as announced by owner W E Bowler. Despite greens lagging behind southern state clubs, fairways are excellent and a large crowd is expected from dawn to dusk. Access is via Brewer farm corners and U S 27. parking available on site.
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Twin Elms
W. EB. Bowler
Brewer Farm Corners
Dover
U. S. 27
Clare Road Leveler Improves City Streets in Cost-Efficient Run
Mayor J H Wilson and the Clare County Road Commission tested a Clare Road Leveler on East Fifth Street and surrounding roads. John Northon supervised the operation with Grimason driving, filling shock holes and leveling beds. West Fourth Street also received attention and by Wednesday night the city reported first class roads at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilson
Clare County Road Commission
John Northen
Clare Road
East Firth
Hemlock
East Fifth Street
Mr. Northon
John Grimason
W. H. Erter
West Fourth Street
Clare
Obituary: Aged Grant Township Resident Dies After Illness
Joseph CG Murphy, an aged resident of Grant township, died Tuesday after a long illness. The body will lie in state at Friz Undertaking Parlors all day Friday and be taken Saturday morning to Antwert Ohio for interment. The obituary will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph CG. Murphy
Grant Township
Friz Undertaking
Antwert
Ohio
Clare HI Baseball Team Opens Season With Lead
The Clare High School nine started the season with a 9 to 1 six inning win over Harrison. Lyle Allen pitched a strong first high school game allowing four hits and 12 strikeouts as Clare surged in the sixth with four hits and four walks plus errors. Norris Blystone replaced Allen as catcher and solid defense backed the win while Lloyd Montgomery and Stanley Kleiner contributed two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare
Harrison
Lyle Allen
Lyle
Clare Boys
Northwest
Norris Blystone
Lloyd Montgomery
Stanley Kleiner
Eugene Thayer
Norman Blystone
William Murphy
Art Lamb
Bob Herrick
Don Dalton
Thayer
Lamb
Trott
Clare
Kleiner
Herrick
Allen
Probe into Clare County Savings Bank Affairs Resumes
The one man grand jury led by Circuit Judge Ray Hart of Midland will reconvene on Wednesday May 3 to hear testimonies from bank officials and depositors. The Clare County Savings Bank, the oldest in Clare County, closed for insolvency May 20 1932 with a custodian and later a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hart
Midland
Clare County Savings Bank
Perry A. Maynard
Theodore G. Bowler
Clare County
Bowler
Maynard
Attorney General’s Department
Hart
Clara County
State Banking Department
Michigan Out of-Doors Topic Of Tuesday Study
The Glare Good Literature Club met at Miss Eunice Slentz home to discuss Michigan’s Great Out-of-Doors. Members shared Michigan trail stories, with 1907 bird life notes and a tour of regional habitats. A committee was formed to arrange the closing picnic and new officer assignments were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare Good Literature Club
Pleasant
Alldread
Wylie
Sanford
Glerum
Davy
Michigan
Great Marsh
van Bsuren
Gratiot County
Jack Pine Plains
Upper Peninsula
Mason State Game Farm
Gerow
Reagan
Susan Foell
Foell
Conservation aid aids Clare County forestry program
Professor E V Jotter and Sam Jones from University of Michigan worked with Asa Aldrich and local officials to promote forestry and trout stream improvements in Clare and Harrison. The effort includes community forests at Farwell and planned demonstrations on second growth oak and pine planting, plus stream damming and habitat work to boost trout production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
E. V. Jotter
School of Forestry and Conservation
Sam Jones
Institute For Fisheries Research
University of Michigan
Asa Aldrich
Glare County
Jotter
Farwell
J. L. Littlefield
R. F F. Tyndall
Sith
Anible
Harrison’ High
Sehipal
Jottar
Harrison
U. S. 27
Clare
BE. D. Kennedy
Michigan
Interes In Forestry
Clara and
Father and Son Banquet Set May 3 at Congregational Church
The annual Father and Son banquet will be held in the Congregational church dining room on Wednesday evening May 3. H L Flemming will toast the boys Wayne Geeck the dads Rev Percy V Dawe of Cadillac will give the principal address and E G Johnston will be toastmaster. Tickets 70 cents each include both meal and program, on sale Monday May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
H.‘L. Flemming
Wayne Geeck
Percy V. Dawe
Cadillac
E. G. Johnston
Vernon Township to Test Field Extension at Currie Farm
The Vernon oil field will be tested for an extension as Strange Gas and Oil Co. targets a well on the Currie farm in section 5 about one mile south and two and a half miles west of Clare. A previous attempt at Wilson No. 1 in section 12 proved dry, guiding promoters to expect a northward pool. Land has been leased diagonally across three sections, and further tests are likely if this well fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Strange Gas and Oil Company
Currie Farm
Clare
Strange
Two Vernon Residents Arrested Last Thursday
Two Vernon residents John Lennox and James Lennox were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct after a store incident at the Wm. H. Bicknell & Co. They were fined fifteen dollars plus costs and ordered to cover doorway and glass repair. One driver had license revoked six months. A separate incident saw a window smashed at the I E B Hampton garage by a curb-running car with three witnesses. the driver has not admitted the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
John
James Lennox
S. M. Callihan
Jol
I. EB
Hampton
Island of Lost Souls at the Ideal Theatre
Prime screenings announce Island of Lost Souls with Richard Arlen on Sat and Sun. A second feature, The Sign of the Cross with Frederic Marsh and Claudette Colbert, packs thrills of ancient Rome. Down to Earth with Will Rogers follows on Tue. Week includes Coming next month previews 42nd St and White Sister.
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Pri
Richard Arlen
Frederic Marsh
Claudette Colbert
Tues
Will Rogers
42Nd St
White Sister
Dancing at Temple Night Show Features Billy Kubat 4 Gorn Crackers
A Saturday night entertainment listing notes music by Billy Kubat and his 4 Gorn Crackers at Temple. The admission price is 25 cents for the evening. The fragment mentions G igdinilart Mandger Marvion-adv as stray items in the text.
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Temple
Billy Kubat
Gorn
Gigdinilart
Mandger
Marvion
Adv
Tri County Bar Association Holds Annual Midland Meeting
The Tri County Bar Association of Clare Isabella and Midland counties met at Midland Country Club for its annual gathering. Officers were elected including President Ralph J Hyde and Treasurer Gerald J Cotter. Professor John R Tracy of the University of Michigan spoke on historical and current rules of Evidence and proposed reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Bar Association
Clare
Isabella
Midland Counties
Midland Country Club
Midland
Joseph Schnitzler
Mt. Pleasant
Virgil McClintic
Ralph J. Hyde
Theodore G. Bowler
James R. Rood
Gerald J. Cotter
John RR
Tracy
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Arnold the Miller
America
Professor Tracy
Schnitzler
Winifred Dodd
Wichert Coe Wed At Farwell With Randall Officiating
In a Tuesday 3:00 pm ceremony Rev. Randall of Farwell united Miss Burniece Wichert and Ross G. Coe of Wise township. Attendants were Mrs. Esther Waddington and Wesley Wichert. A reception dinner followed at 6:30 at the bride’s parents home near Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Farwell
Burniece Wichert
Ross G. Coe
Wise Township
Esther Waddington
Wesley Wichert
F. Wichert
Coleman
Fred Gee
Sheridan
Gilbert Waddington
Virgil
Linda Lea
Loomis
Hol. Wichert
Lena
Wise
Wesley
H. M. Sdwie
Maxine
Beverly
Lee Lyman
Clare
Governor Comstock Signs Tax Relief Bill
Governor Comstock signed the Tax Relief Bill at 8:45 p m on April 26 cancelling all interest and penalties on all delinquent taxes including those of 1933. The move is expected to bring economic relief to the region and relieve taxpayers facing penalties.
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City of
American Legionaires
State Department
State Department of Conservation
Russell. Martin
Martin
High Climbers’ Club
Conservation Department
Dawi Wnifil
ST. Henry’s Auditorium
Clare HI
Mm Bowler
Rexall
State University Forestry Department
Jones
Harrison Sportsmen’s Club
Clare and
Mr. Jones
Pigeon
Manistee
Vernon Township
Currie No
Callihan
THE
Ideal Theatre
Tri-County Bar
ALSN
Wichert-Coe
Rev
Comstock
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