Review of 1938 Headlines Highlight Local Events
The list records incidents and milestones in Clare County from January to December 1938 including accidents on McEwan Street and near Dovey Road, political shifts with city supervisors and mayoral races, open houses and obituaries, oil field developments, school openings, and notable marriages and deaths across Harrison, Clare, Farwell, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally
Criticdy
McEwan Street
Dovey
Clare-Isabella
Francis Cappeart
Charles Strange
Kiwante
Hiram W. Burd
Thayer Dairy
Cities Service Staton
Clare-Beaverton Lumber Co
Michigan Grouse Dog Wield
Doherty
Iyonng Casner
Wendell Drallette
John W. Dunlop
Camp Houghton
Lake
McKay
Joslin
John
Burnett
Burnett Re-Elected Chairman of Board of Supervisors
Donald BH. Holbrook
Tri-County Bar Association
Hotel Doherty
Sybella Brown
Harrison Pioneer
Lionel Duncan
Vernon Farm
Sentinel Office
Wm. Langin
B. N. Cotton
Russell Lawler
Bertha Lake
Drum and Bugle Corps
Margaret Dwyer
Katherine Dwyer
Hayes Agricultural Unit School
Dorothy Green
Arthur Jerome West
Chamber of Commerce
Edwin Bunyan
Clare County
Edward Bingham
Harrison
Ida Critchfield
Fred Schnett
Steven Robbins
Dunlop
Lady Gothers
Twin Elms
Gas Company
New Field
James Rogers
Clare "Methodist Church
Twin Hlms
Freeman Wildcat
Traveree
Theodora Caner
Neil Haney
Wither Jeannette Green
Gaylord J. Bowe
Cleo Hoyle
Frank Axtonze
Zincoae
Igi
Arenes
Clare Baprerton Road
fGvoree McKeever
Pieads
Fitzrald
Parrel Gusher
New Oil Field
Lawrence Lossing
Wm. Shultz
F. M
Clare
Wm. Cunningham
J. D. Coffman
Clarabel Hendrie
Roy W. Kroeger
Dorothy Border
Patrick Fanning
Clare Field
Wm. Kretl
Germany
Dennis J. Regan
Redding-Freeman
Freeman
Charles Franklin Grover
Zena Hendrix
Raymond Thayer
Marion Sutton
Choyce Cummings
Yvonne Pierson
Mance
Doris Gerow
John Empey
Anna Esther Curtis
Farwell
Alech Stittsworth
Corra Robbins
Frank J. Woolston
Geo. L
Dorothy Louise Whitman
Bernice
Leroy Hale
Mary Kernann
Spuial
John Mastereby
Freeman-Reddingfield
Clare County Savings Bank
Mary Achard
Keith Bregenzer
Helen Suttonnedy
Thomas Maloney
A. W. Hileman
Idaho
Clare-Frankfort
Bell Telephone
Marjorie Eleanor Kane
Byron Gallagher
Jean Wasson
Harry Grigg
Mary Frances Heiser
Irwin Fuller
John Glew
Freeman-Redding Field
Tim Cotter
Ton
Gult
Dorothy Bergey
Howard Morford
Eileen Schofield
Richard
H. Harkins
Kate Marlin
David Teale
Melissa
Thayer
John A. Jackson
Court House
Chas
Henry Pilar
Clara Ann Woodry
Michigan Bell
Ava’ Heartland
Gilbert J. Johnson
Marjorie Nowlen
Norman Jackson
Bowen
Krchmir
Colide
Willard Bicknell
Kiwanians
Mabel Mulder
County Red Cross
Mater
Elizabeth Schwanz
Tack Livingston
Isaiah Leebove
Aaron
Beem
Beaverton
Bechdelt
Rodey
Rosebush
Frances Green
Merle Samborn
Elizabeth
Jjerome
Karl Ballman
Louise Slater
Glen A. Wallace
Indian River
Whart C. Lear
Hamburg
Maryan White
Donald McDonald
Maxine Bradley
John’ ‘Masters
Katherine Ferrend
Richard Foulon
Lillian Bunker
Clarence Darnell
Frank Loose
C. B. Wood
Claré County Bank
Kenneth, Barnes
O. F
Ernest Irwin Noble
M. H
Harrison Library
Ruth Dorseys
Philip H. Trezise
Geraldine
Ardith Egis
Nancy Seiter
Walter Green Jr
Alvin J.’ Hodges
Emery Lyle Reger
Frank Stewart McMillen
Livingston
Ernest Junior Birsendine
Alvin Bud
Boy Read His Mother's Mind Sparks Mind Study
In Durham North Carolina a boy nicknamed Bo aged 11 is said to read his mother's thoughts. Dr. Raleigh M. Drake of Wesleyan College reports in the Journal of Parapsychology that Bo’s abilities emerged during nerve-strain tests at his lab in Macon Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
American Psychological Association
Columbus
Ohio
Raleigh M. Drake
Wesleyan College
Macon
Drake
Journal of Parapsychology
I. Q
Elm Grove Extension Group Holds December Meeting
The Elm Grove Extension Group met at the Hildebrandt home on December 16 with 18 members present. Leaders Mrs Genevieve Fan cof and Miss Florence Hildebrandt led a lesson on foundation garments and proper posture plus foot exercises, followed by a cafeteria style dinner and a Christmas gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
Hildebrandt
Genevieve Fancof
Florence Hildebrandt
Lisbon’s Name Traced Through Mythic Journey
Lisbon, capital of Portugal, traces its name through a chain of legends linked to Ulysses the Greek navigator. The mythic voyage and reconciled tales explain how the city came to be associated with this famed wanderer and his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Lisbon
Ulysses
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Muriel Smalley
Vern Haines
Sylvester Jerry
Gerald Mast
Kiwanis Club
Clare High
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Jean Warner
James Wallace
Us-10
George Johnson
James A. Sutton
Grant
Frances Davy
Eugene J. Fitz- Gerald
Margaret Cook
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J. Howard Richter
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Big Rapids
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Louis B.slater
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John Torrance
Dwyer
Mary David
Omer Grove
Glad
Cornwell
Philosophy of Life
Clare Drug Company
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Houghton
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Tubey
Bromo Seltzer
Castoria _ C.R.W
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Gillette
Molle
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