Install Officers Wed for Zenobia Chapter No.129 Eastern Star
Zenobia Chapter No.129 Eastern Star held a public installation of officers with Midland Chapter members directing. Worthy Matron Lena Davison presented life memberships to Aphia Lewis as Zenobia officers, including Josephine Koch as Worthy Matron and Alexander Wrylis as Worthy Patron, with remaining officers named before continuation on Page Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Order of the Eastern Star
Midland
Artig
Wylie
Caroline Kemp
Anna Northon
Lemuel &. McCulloch
Mabel K. Horton
Ada Hoehstetler
Adelaide Wylis
Myra
Nne
Lillian Sanford
Jennie McCulloch
Marshall
Susan Hall
Doris Gerow
Adah
Hunice Phimsey
Ruth
Iva Fisher
Iva Howlett
Esther
Nellie Feighner
Martha
Nellie Sherwood
Fleda
Tlerence Sway
Warder
Florence Parish
Sentinel
Albert Dawe
Zenobia Chapter
Sara Wilson
Hart Holden
Janet Holden
Ama Holstrum
Josephine Koch
Alexander
Wrylis
Adelaide Wylie
Albert Cave
Ada Hochstetler
Myra Asline
Agnes Throop
Blather
Nellie
Feighner
Electa
Plorence Sway
Vera Ramey
William A. Henderson
Gilbert Howard Weds Mrs Etta Buckley at Vernon City
The marriage of Mrs Etta Buckley and Gilbert Howard was solemnized Sunday at eight AM at her Vernon City home with Rev George Stanford officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Bryant. fifteen guests attended and a wedding breakfast followed. The couple will reside on a farm south of town after December 4 and will be at home to friends there. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Russell Flegel of Lansing and Mr and Mrs C L Bonham of Berkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Buckley
Gilbert Howard
Vernon City
George , Stanford
George Bryant
Fannie Schultz
Jiansing
Pontiac
Detroit
Marion
Ind
City
Russell Flegel
Lansing
C. L. Bonham
Berkley
Glen Hamglond
ME. Pleasant
Universal Bible Sunday Observed With Luther Translation Milestone
President Roosevelt endorses the Universal Bible Sunday observance on December 9 marking the 400th anniversary of Luther's Bible translation. The American Bible Society promotes the event through missionary work, distributing Scriptures in over forty countries and two hundred languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D
Roosevelt
American Bible Society
Churches of America
Splendid Musical Program At Club Tuesday
The Clary Good Literature Club held a Tuesday meeting with Miss Doris Gerow as hostess. Mrs. Wylie opened the gathering and assigned Miss Gerow to lead the program on Charles Francois Gounod. A biographical sketch outlined Gounod born in Paris June 17 1818 to artistic parents, his father a painter and mother a noted pianist. The talk traced his Conservatoire study, Rome prize, religious music influence, and balance of churchly ideals with sensuous melodies in Faust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary Good Literature Club
Doris Gerow
Charles
Gounod
Conservatoire
Priz-de Rome
Rome
Palestrina
Paris
Faust
Ada Rhodes Denno Dies After Lingering Illness
Ada Rhodes Denno, born February 12, 1888, died November 28, 1934, at age 46 years nine months and 16 days. She married Floyd Den on December 23, 1912, and they had one daughter Lois. She is survived by her husband, daughter, a brother Don, and many relatives. Funeral was held at Thurston and Son, led by Rev. Alice Dave. Burial at Chew Grove cemetery. Attending from away were Will and Cadillac Miller, Win Wood and grandson of Colorado, Martin Verberg of Grand Rapids, Robert Hudson of Bennington, J. McKay of Detroit, M. Nixon of Bannister, Miscott of Breckenridge, Will Denno of Saginaw, and Mrs Ralph Denno of Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rhodes Denna
Floyd den
Lois
Don
Thurston and Son
Alice Dave
Chew Grove
Will Miller
Tom Miller
Cadillac
Win
Wood and Grandson
Colorado
Martin Verberg
Grand Rapids
Robert Hudson
Bennington
J. McKay
Detroit
M. Nixon
Bannister
Miscott
Breckenridge
Will Denno
Saginawancer
Ralph Denno
Lansing
Missing man found by trap near Bailey Lake
James E. Porteous, 64, known as Old Jim, was found dead on the Stanley Shank farm near Bailey Lake in Sheridan township after being missing since October 27. An autopsy was held, no violence detected, and an inquest was adjourned pending state chemist results. The report notes a rare classified listing of oxen for sale by J. E. Timpe west of Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude. Ganzs
James E. Porteous
Stanley Shank
Bailey Lake
Sheridan Township
Mr. Porteous
Old Jim
Thurston
Dan Crouse
Bowler
B. J. Sanford
Woods
Protector Bowler
Ann Arbor
Mrs Rachel Hendrie Dies at 91 in Clare County
Rachel Wilson born in Canada December 11 1842 died December 3 1934 at her son Joseph Hendries home in Clare age 91 years 11 months 23 days She married Hezekiah Hendrie in 1860 they had five children James B and Mary Ellen died earlier She and her eldest son moved to a farm in Clare county after 1905 She leaves two sons Joseph of Clare George W of Canada one daughter Sarah E H Clark of Tawas City two sisters and several brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral held December 6 at her son's Fifth street home conducted by Rev Albert Dawe with Mrs Norris Hiden singing two numbers Burial at Cherry Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Canada
Joseph Hendrie
Hezekiah Hendrie
James B
Mary Ellen
Clare
Clare County
Joseph
George W
Sarah EH. Clark
Tawas City
Fannie M. Danner
Illinois
Robert Wilson
Vernon
William S. Wilson
Colorado
Altho
Fifth Street
Albert Dawe
Norris Hiden
Cherry Grove
Three People Die at Farwell This Week
Sumer Benchley died Wednesday after years of ill health. Raymond Colesky, age 9, died Monday evening and was buried Thursday at the Methodist church. Mrs. Kiva Ann Makin died December 4 and will have services Friday at the Church of God. she is the mother of Mrs. Walter Pettit of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
Benchley
Raymond
John
Colesky
Methodist Church
Kiva Ann Makin
Church of God
Makin
Walter Pettit
Christmas seal sale advances in Clare with time to finish
Local Seal Sale Manager notes the campaign will conclude in just over a week. Funds support tuberculosis programs including school screenings via tuberculin tests and X rays. Seals may be bought at a self serve booth in Bicknell's state and through other channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
States
Vonly
Gale
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Bicknell
Comedy at Masonic Lodge draws crowds for three act farce
The John Q Lock Lodge F and A M presents a three act comedy In the Money at the school auditorium next week Wednesday and Thursday evenings. A large cast headed by Jack Parker and Uncle Abner with Mary Samantha Green and 25 chorus voices plus 30 business men in 1890s costumes amplify the laughter. Tickets 35c in advance, 25c at door. reservations at Anderson Drug Store begin Tuesday December 11 at 9 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Q. Lock-Lodge
Jack
A. C G. Parker
Abner
Omer Parent
Mary
Annabelle Hampton
Orient
Samantha Green
Daisley Goodman
Ted
Harris
Tom Elliott
Roy Wilson
Eliza
Leta Gillispie
Watson
Butler
G Johnston
Lodge
Anderson’ Drug
Leisure Time Program Organized in Clare County
Government through FB Re Asly puts on a Leisure Time Program in Clare county Don Lice and Mrs Velma Reiss serve as government representatives to help organize groups in Farwell Clare Harrison Lake and Lake George Local advisory boards will be formed in each community Anyone interested in leisure time activities may contact the local committee or workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Don Lice
Velma Reiss
Tragic 12-Year-Old Killed In Hamilton Auto Crash
Herman Tewa, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Tewa of Hamilton township, died instantly when struck by a car while walking home from a box social at Allen school. Melvin Querback, also of Hamilton, escaped injury. The drivers, Famslay and Schatltz, reportedly drank. both confessed after questioning. The two faced circuit court and were sentenced to one and a half to five years for homicidal negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Harry Fanslay
Hamilton
Wiliam Schatltz
Tew
Edmond Woods
Circuit Court
Hart
Thieves Strike Estate Destroy Hundreds Of Evergreens
Thieves invaded the Newton estate five miles northeast of Harrison in Hayes township and felled hundreds of prized spruce and balsam trees worth over 2000. State Police and Newton recovered some logs three miles north of Harrison. Newton plans to protect his 4000 plus planted evergreens, even contemplating closing Arnold lake property to the public if depredations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Harrison
Hayes Township
Arnold Lake
Sugar Beet Growers to Meet at Vernon Town Hall
Sugar beet growers from Clare and Northern Isabella Counties are urged to attend a meeting at Vernon Town Hall next Thursday December 13 at 1 00 p m. Speakers include Roy H Detker of Michigan State College and W C Cribbs District Extension Agent who will discuss the payment plan acreage allotment offered by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Isabella
Vernon Town Hall
Roy H. Detker
Michigan
State College
W.C
Cribbs
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Clare County
Fleming Shoe Co Offers New Slippers at Low Prices
Fleming Shoe Co advertises a small assortment of new house slippers at reasonable prices. The brief promo highlights comfort and value for customers seeking affordable footwear.
Doherty Travelers Open Season With Two Victories
The Hotel Doherty Travelers opened the basketball season on November 26 at Ideal High School Gym by edging Alma American Legion 29 to 27. Ten players saw action, with Brown as high point man. Alma made more free throws, while the Travelers used Grover, Brown, Croton, Comer and others to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal High School
Doherty
Met
Alma American Legion
Maade
Alma
Travelers
Clare
Brown
Hemlock
Grover
Croton
Comer
W. Johnson
R. Johnson
Waite
Parker
Welly
Daye Cotter
Clare High opens season in fighting spirit against Sacred Heart
Clare High School boys basketball lost by two points to Sacred Heart 25 to 23 in a hard fought opener. Tupper led with ten points, Maxwell and Watson starred on defense, and Campbell and McNerney led Sacred Heart. Next travel to Ewart then face Reed City and St. Louis with key mid December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sacred Heart
Tupper
Sanford
Doc
Hddie
Watson
Maxwell
Campbell
McNerney
Clare Guards
Ward Feighner
Ewart
Reed City
All Claire
St. Louis
American Legion Dinner at Harrison Next Monday
Walter H Larman Post sponsors an ex service men dinner for World War II veterans of Clare County and northern Isabella County. The event at Budd Lake Inn in Harrison starts at seven tonight with meals at fifty cents per plate and promises good food music and a good time. Ex service men in the community are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H Larman
The
American Legion
Clare “County
Isabella County
Harrison
Budd Lake Inn
Clare County Circuit Court Session Brief
The Clare County Circuit Court opened under Judge Hart with no jury cases heard. Defendants William Schuliz and William Fanslaw pleaded guilty to negligent homicide and received 18 months to 5 years at Ionia State Prison. Paul Duff for breaking and entering a freight car got 15 months to 15 years at Jackson. Several divorces granted, and a will restriction removed in Hellen Graham et al. v Meryl Davison et al. A co operative company v Isaiah Leebove awarded judgment plus costs. Other motions continued or dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Circuit Court
Hart
Harrison
Wiliam Schuliz
William Fanslaw
Ionia
The
People
Paul Duff
Jackson
Olivia H. Brown
George S. Brown
Llewellyn A. van Sickien
Anna K. van Sickien
Mary A. Robbins
Chauncey Robbins
Lillian Herring
Ralph Herring
Hllen Graham
Meryl Davison
Milton Davison
Thomas Dorsey
Thomas Maltby of Lake laid to rest Sunday
Thomas Maltby born February 15 1863 in England died November 29 1934 at age 71 years 9 months 14 days. He came to America at 17 settling in Briadwood Illinois later married Fannie May Miller in 1882 and had six children Harry Kenneth Frank Thomas and Florence in Michigan California and Lake. A son Walter died about twenty years ago. (Continued on Page Ten)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maltby
Thomas
Matilda Maltby
England
America
Briadwood
Illinois
Fannie May “Miller
Harry
Kenneth
California
Frank
Ann. Arbor
Florence
Lake
Walter
City Taxpayers Told of Tax Reception Dates
Notice to city taxpayers states first date for receiving real and personal city taxes is Saturday afternoon in December. Citizens State Bank will continue collecting there on selected afternoons weekly. Tax rolls must be reassembled with descriptions in original city order rather than alphabetical by owner names. Taxpayers are urged to bring descriptions when paying taxes. No collection fee will be added through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthat Citizens State Bank Avid
Orginal
Treas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christiine
Steriaman Studios
Adv
Iece Universal Bible
Gerow
Glorum
Ada Rhodes Denno
Trapper
Jas. E. Portious
J. E. Timpe
Farwell
Rachel Hendrie
Sale
Masonic Lodge
Herman. Tews
Circuit
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