September Circuit Court Calendar Shows 22 Cases
The September circuit court calendar lists 22 cases including People vs. Clifford Darnell for statutory burglary and multiple larceny, trespass and assumpsit actions. Other docket items include receiverships, divorces, mortgage foreclosures, and injunctions involving Clare and Missaukee County entities and residents.
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the People
Clifford Darnell
The
People
Marie van Order
Elton Darnell
Walter Darnell
Rex Lloyd
Ervin Dubey
Leo Dubey
Wade Becker
Ralph McQuiston
Local Meeting Discusses Health Programs and Rural Schools
Community leaders and officials gathered to discuss health programs, school lunches, and rural education needs. The meeting covered clinic plans, heart health topics, and local committee updates with emphasis on program funding and community involvement.
State Fair to Give Away Farm Machinery
Farmers at the Michigan State Fair on September 11th can win farm equipment totaling 1.8 million dollars. Registration occurs with the Oliver Sales Company of Chicago for drawing tickets. Eligible participants must be bonafide farmers with farm location and data. Prizes include a rubber tired tractor with accessories a comn planter gangplow and an eight foot harrow. The Chevrolet Motor Company will donate a 157 inch wheel base truck with stake or stock rack and several Chevrolet cars will also be awarded by the board of managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Sales Company
Chicago
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Board of Managers
Robbery at Ogden Cafe Sparks Police Probe
An early Wednesday morning break in at the Ogden Cafe yielded cash and papers valued over 200 dollars. Thieves entered via rear window, moved a front show case safe, and used a truck to remove loot while police sought fingerprints.
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Ogden
North McEwan
Wesley Oliver Reports Mixed Crop Conditions During Kansas Trip
Wesley Oliver traveled from Coleman to Wichita and surrounding areas visiting for a week. He noted good rains in parts of Missouri and Kansas but severe drought in Missouri and Illinois left fields scorched and grasshoppers damaged. He returned home noting improved prospects after recent rains near St. Louis and heavy rainfall back home.
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Wesley Oliver
Coleman
Wichita
Kansas
Fort Wayne
LaFayette
Terre Haute
Springfield
Joplin
Oliver
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Health Department
St. Louis
Cleveland-Hanes Nuptials Tie Clare Couple in August Ceremony
Miss Mildred Cleveland daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cleveland of Clare wed William Hanes son of Mr and Mrs Ed Hanes of Farwell at the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin Smith Saturday evening August 15. Rev Mary Howse performed the ceremony and the couple receive best wishes for a long joyful life.
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Mildred Cleveland
Harry Cleveland
Clare
William Hanes
Ed. Hanes
Farwell
Melvin Smith
Mary Howse
Third Health Meeting Sponsored by Legion Auxiliary
The Legion Auxiliary with the Michigan Department of Health offers free health classes for women. The third meeting on September 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall features Dr Gordon discussing Health: Problems of the Woman and the Adolescent and a cancer early diagnosis discussion. Mothers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Michigan Department of Health
Gordon
Legion Hall
District Officers Visit Local Kiwanis Club
District Governor Fred Winter of Muskegon spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Doherty on community service and Greater Service to the Community. Guests from Muskegon Midland and Mt. Pleasant included Ralph Hunter and Tom Reed. The meeting delighted attendees as Leo and Ace from the sports committee promised an active program next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Winter
Muskegon
Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Midland
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Hunter
Tom Reed
Shelby
Leo
Ace
Vernon Township Couple Celebrate Silver Anniversary
A Vernon Township couple, Mr. and Mrs. John McHilhaney, marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering on Saturday evening. Relatives and friends enjoyed dancing a cake with a miniature bride and groom, a midnight pot luck luncheon, and a fifty two piece silverware set as gifts, with over a hundred guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHelhaney
Herman Faber
Mrs. McHlhaney
Donald Jones Weds Nurse at Detroit
Donald Jones marries Miss Gladys Wilcox on August 17 in Detroit. Rev Thos M Mott officiated at the ceremony attended by Mrs Leta Hayes and Hattie Mott. The bride, a nurse at Howell State Sanatorium, met the groom while he was a patient there. The couple plan to live in Detroit after spending weeks with his parents.
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Donald Jones
Gladys Wilcox
Thos. M. Mott
Detroit
Leta Hayes
Hattie Mott
Howell
Mr. Jones
Lake George Couple Married at Congregational Parsonage
Harold Darnell and Ruth Adams of near Lake George united in marriage Tuesday evening August 26 at the Congregational Parsonage performed by Rev Albert Dawe. Witnesses were Lyle Darnell and Miss Donna Dexter. Friends extend best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Darnell
Ruth Adams
Lake George
Albert Dawe
Lyle Darnell
Donna
Dexter
Northern Michigan Road Commissioners Meet Here Sept 25 26
Clare hosts the first Northern Michigan road commissioners convention on September 25 and 26 drawing delegates from counties across the region and an estimated crowd of 500 plus visitors. The event features a ladies program, tours of Midland Down Gardens and Oil Fields, exhibits north of St Cecelia Church, a banquet at the High School Gym, and an evening meeting with prominent attendees. Clare Chamber President Donald E. Holbrook, Mayor Jesse Hampton, and County Road Commissioners Chairman John Asline coordinate preparations and local lodging for visitors. Residents with rooms to rent are asked to contact Mabel K. Horton ahead of the event.
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Michigan Road
Clare
Michigan
Midland
Doherty
St. Cecelia’s
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Hampton
Our City
John Asline
Clare County Road Commissioners
Farwell
Harrison
Mabel K. Horton
5Th St
High Voltage Fatal to Mason Couple in Apparent Accident
Carl Havens 47 and Ethel 40 died Sunday at their Mason area farm from an electrical shock while attempting to raise a radio aerial. A hammer end tied to the wire touched high tension lines, Havens may have been killed instantly, and his wife died helping him. Surviving include Warren Culver of Lansing and Allea Howlett of Mason. funeral held at Jewett funeral home with burial at Hisie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Howlett
Mason
Carl Havens
Ethel
Allen McDonald
William 8. Seelye
Haven
Consumers Power Company
Havens
Consumers Power Users for Prompt Service at Bank
Consumers Power urges prompt bill payment at Citizens State Bank. Residents are informed to settle light and power charges through the bank's offices to ensure uninterrupted service and timely records.
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Citizens State Bank
Bang’s disease testing required for cattle exhibits
All farmers and 4 H club members planning to exhibit cattle at the County Fair must have Bang’s disease blood tests unless they hold a test certificate issued within 60 days of the fair opening. Recently many Clare County herds were tested free by a U S Department of Agriculture veterinarian and health certificates from this source are accepted by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Clare County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Trout Planting Planned in Clare County Streams
Trout from Federal rearing ponds ready for transfer to Clare County lakes and streams. Planting designated for Saturday and Sunday August 29 and 30. Volunteers urged to contact Wm Lange Clare or Fred Zubler Harrison. Bring clean odorless cans to move fish and aid careful handling.
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Clare County
Wm. Lange
Clare
Fred Zubler
Harrison
U S Expenditures for Work Relief in State Computed
State emergency relief commission accountants determined Saturday that 228 994 000 dollars in federal money has been spent for direct or work relief in Michigan since 1932. The breakdown includes RFC funds 21 808 000 then May 1933 CWA rolls 44 445 000 surplus commodities 5 181 000 WPA projects 49 552 000 and direct and work relief allotments 108 007 000. From June 1933 to June 1936 federal 66 8 percent funded relief while state provided 20 6 percent 33 593 000 and local communities 12 6 percent 20 453 000.
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Emergency Relief Commission
Michigan
RFC
CWA
First Primary Money Allocated for Sept Distribution
State Superintendent Dr. Eugene B. Elliott announced the first installment of Primary School Interest Fund for this year totaling 10,766,509, down 272,020 from last year. The second and overall state funding include a 37,400,000 distribution to 6700 districts, with a general-fund draw projected beyond primary gains.
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Eugene B. Elliott
State General Fund
Elliott
Labor Fair at Saginaw Describes Agriculture Exhibit
A garbled account from a 19th century labor fair notes exhibitors from Saginaw County and nearby areas. The fragment references agriculture, premiums, and exhibits, with names such as Clare Young and Mrs Urey, and mentions a dairy or poultry display and a ball club.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Mutual Rodded Fire Ins. Co. Assumpsit
R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank
Clark
Sutherland
Fred W. Hudson
Missaukee County Bank
Irvin R. Schlegel
Peter Flood
Katherine O’connor
Amos Prover
Julien Prover
Clare Dyer
Allen Crum
Assumpsit
John W. Fitzharris
F. Walter Fitzharris
Rosemary Fitzharris
Daisy I. Leroux
Richard I. Benninghausen
Stephen Dinsmore
Carter Oi Company
Elizabeth Louise Callihan
James Johnson
James Edward Johnson
A. J. Doherty
Stanley Mullet
Charles Mullet
Nina R. Mullet
Frank O. Wilkins
Fred Biegie
Farwell Oil and Gas Co
Fred Siegle
Charles H. Miller
Neff State Bank
Clayton Neff
John van Buskirk
Edwin Boonstra
Justice Court
Allen R. Graham
Clark H. Sutherland
Carrie L. Stroup
Lal- Han Sanford
Lulu M. Pitts
Walter B. Pitts
Amasa D. Pearl
Frances M. Pearl
Anna May Phelps
Burton A. Gregory
Marrietta Gregory
Edwin Lovett
Eva Lovett
Bill
T. Louch
Julia Schaaf
Blanch Ladd
Robert Hecker
Edward Blum
Arthur Floyd Brooks
Franklin Kenneth Benchley
Freeman Butt
R. Marlatt
Prost
Glen Amy
Garfield Arthur Sharland
Grant Frank Saul
Greenwood Walter Ehie
Hamilton Chas
Kleinhardt
Hatton Lawton
Jessie
Hayes Frank Thilly
Lincoln Thurman Swartz
Redding R. B. Williams
Sheridan Howard de
S Dr
Noth
Cleveland-Hanes
Clare Sentinel
Vernon
Mrs
John McElhaney
Northern Michigan Road
Hotel Doherty
High Voltage
Bang
U. S
SERA
Farwi Pl
Bangi
Saginaw
Vara
Otlowship Agricultture
Mies
Une
Clare Young Warries
Joe
Fin
Mrs. Urey
Chavis
Anny Geduay
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