Clare County Board of Supervisors June 1946 Session Notes
The Clare County Board of Supervisors met June 24 to 27 1946 in Harrison Michigan with Chairman Ray Harrold presiding. Discussions covered oil rights near Harrison airport highway improvements veterans affairs floor replacements and budget requests including 1200 for Clare County Veterans Council and 2100 for Tri County Health Unit. Resolutions approved include renaming Snot Lake Bluff Lake and requests for pasteurization enforcement and tax exemptions for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Ray Harrold
Austin
Beard
Clark
Punkle
Ery
Garrabrant
Harrold
Hether
Jones
Mead
Moder
Richardson
Rutter
Scott
Seelinger
Smith
Stanley
Stockwell
Thompson
van Finicom
Woodry
Dunlop
Gee
Robert E. Flood
Tri-County Health Unit
Dale Gibson
Michigan Planning Commission
Jynard
van Blarcom
Veterans’ County Council
Ways and
City of
Dunkle
Fry
Supersisors Board
A. A. Campbell
Board of Supervisor
Fiether
Snot Lake
Clare County
Bluff Lake
United States
State Committee On
State Office
Lansing
United States Geographical Board
Darius Scott
Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Clare County Council of Veterans’ Affairs
Clare County Veterans’ Council
Alex McKinnon
Clare
L. H. Thompson
Lewis Rutter
Charlie van Blarcom
Fair Ground
Yeas
Hebher
Seelinzer
Sotckwell
Van
Blarecom
New
Boma of Supervisors
Tri County Health Unit No. 7
Board of Supervisory
County of
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Houghton
Clare County Board of Supervisors
State of
Boards of Supervisors
Charles Woodry
Report on Equalization Accepted by Committee
A report from the Committee on Equalization, supported by Supervisor Richardson, recommends acceptance and spread on the records. The document cites Hartigan, Michigan, dated June 27, 1946, with figures listed including 99,450 139,725 68,525 and a total of 5,348,750.
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Darius Scott
Smith
Hether
Thompson
Jol
Richardson
Woodry
Stockwell
van Blarcom
Beard
Dunlop
Gee
Clark
Yeas
Austin
Dunkle
Fry
Garrabrant
Harrold
Jones
Mead
Moder
Rutter
Scott
Seelinger
Stanley
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Social Welfare Department
Harrison
Honorable
Arthur Franklin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Jaimed
Sheridan
Bill
Hammond Stevens
Summerfield
Ihling Bros
Surrey
Stinson Funeral Home
Winterfield
MacDonald & Stingel
Clare, 1St Ward
2Nd Ward
3Rd Ward
Fred Clar
Ray Harrold
Ray Richardson
Ed Moder
Charles Woodry
Alton Mead
Wm. A. Henderson
Austin E. Dunkle
Starr Commonwealth
Francis Fry
Doubleday-Hunt-Dolan
Lewis Rutter
Clare Hospital
Chris Smith
Michigan Products
Board of
Su- 17
A. Doherty
Court House
George Robbins
City of
Central Michigan Hospital
Newton Kress
Thring Bros
M. H. Bicknell
M. K. Horton
Austin, Beard, Clark, Dunkle
Clare Sentinel
Doubleday Bros
Mead, Moder
Doyle Freight
Smith, Stanley
George Bates
Stockwell, Thompson, van Blarcom
Supet Risers
Clare County
Woodr
Committee On Equalization
Sppeerysee Stanley
Alie van
Clare Co
Pranklin
Arrey
Bal
Ist
2Nd
Drownings Trend Warns of Rising US Deaths
The National Safety Council reports drownings rising from May with a projected monthly average of about 1,000 deaths through August in the United States. The warning highlights persistent drownings as warm seasons begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Safety Council
Draw Pay Tradition in Coal Fields Mentioned
It states that in the coal fields miners may draw on their pay after each working day or every day worked as a tradition.
Brook Trout vs Charr Controversy Mentioned
The text claims brook trout is not a trout but a charr and extends the note to Dolly Varden, suggesting taxonomic confusion. No additional context or events are provided beyond this classification remark.
Grass Grew in Eastern Streets During Early 1800s Epidemics
Grass grew in the streets of New York and Philadelphia as yellow fever and cholera epidemics drove residents away in the early 1800s, leaving several American cities nearly emptied.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pedestrian fatalities notable in 1945 motor deaths
In 1945 pedestrians accounted for two of five motor vehicle fatalities. The data highlights pedestrian risk amid road traffic dangers during that year.
Worming Pigs With Sodium Fluoride Recommended
A veterinary advisory urges using sodium fluoride for worming pigs. The guidance emphasizes proper dosing and safety precautions for swine health in farms and households raising pigs.
Se College in Mt Pleasant Michigan Details
Fragmentary note lists number 11 se and college in Mt Pleasant Michigan with phone 29004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
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Harrison, Michigan
Saul
Social Welfare
Fred Schaaf
Welfare Board
Fred Sheaaf
Social Welfare Board
Orval J. Mills
Francis Clyde Loomis
Mobius
Planning Commission
Saginaw Valley
Clair Stanley
R. I. Hether
Henry Austin
J. J. Beard
Fred Jones
Vau
Betty J. Walker
William Weldon
Bernie Eberhart
Lloyd Eberhart
J.B. Whitford
Hartigan, Michigan
Vger
Blarcom
I Mill
Sonayiegs
Denkin
van Blaréom
Henry Austin J
Ear Il
Fred
Austin Dunkle
John W. Dunlop
Francis
James Garrabrant
Uis Gee
Ralph Heber
Fred L. Jones
Alton Meadw i
Lewis BR
Ray Seelinger
Orlie.Stockwell
H. Thompson
Charlie van Blarcomi
Charles van Blarcom
Hris Smith
WM. A. Henderson Lerk
Business and Professional Directory
B. J. Sanford
M. D
Donald E. Holbrook
West Fifth Street
Clare - Michigan TeLepHoNe
DR. H. J. Ballard
R. Clare
Mich
RE. F, Zimmerman
D. O
X-Ray
Beaverton
Bob’s Sales
Desoto
Plymouth
Clyde A. Urquhart
Sonotone
State St. Clare
Royal Akms
S.C. McArthur
M. D. Clare Hospital
Calis
R. H. Strange
Hyé
Har
K. Hammerberg, M. D
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
Christina M. Schutt
Clare, Mich
N. B. Stirling
S. £. Gardiner
N. Mainst
Mount Pleasant
G. C. Born
Fifth ‘Street
J. G. White
Syes
White’s Jewelry Store
THE
Citizens State Bank
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