Mail Train Schedules and Local Notices
Central Standard Time 3 M trains west 7 52 AM east 5 AM. Train No 6 east 5 AM. Train No 52 south 9 40 AM. Train No 51 north 12 56 PM. Lodge meeting every Monday night Pythian Sisters. Mrs Hall and son and wife and three children to Gladwit Sunday afternoon. Elizabeth Meger of Rosebush visiting at parents Mr and Mrs 3 H House. Truman Smith and son of Mr Pleasant spent Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs Henry House. Wolyen of Pontic spending weeks at home of Mrs Wolven's parents Mr and Mrs James Stanley. Charles Graham called on relatives in Mr Pleasant Sunday. Leona Byrne of Baldwin weekend with Dr and Mrs G H Lamb. Boyd Wiggins visited Mt Pleasant Saturday. Kaska and Louise Dickerson of Winn spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Wm Dickerson. LaVerne Tucker and family of Detroit and Cree of Kal visited Mt Pleasant. Charles Stinchcombe and daughter Width of Mt Pleasant and Herman Geisseler of Barryton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Andsson
Gladwit
Huzabeth. Meger
Rosebush
3. H. House
Truman. Smith and Gon
Mr Pleasant
Henry House
Wolyen
Pontic
Wm., Dickerson
LaVerne Tucker
Detroit
Cree
Kal
Charles Stinchcombe
Wdith
Mt. Pleasant
Herman Geisseler
Barryton
Harry Baker
Bernard Schofield
General Hospital
Janet Lou
Francis Bingham
Doris Gordon
Clyde Masten
Joy Gordon
Lillie Graham
Jackson
John Henry
James Bassatt
Clare
Pleasant
Richard Whitaker
A. Powell
Harold Sprowl
Birch Run
Lyman Frisby
Hier
A. Cline
Clear
Ferne Palmer
Flint
Jess Palamer
Marjory Brimmer
Cedar Rap- Sas
Thayer
Gladys
Norton
Wire
Brimmer
Cedar Rapids
Farwell
Jas. Stinchcombe
Stinchcombe
Greenwood
Chas. Stinchcombe
Méryl Davison
John Graham
George Davison
Cecil Davison
Richard Willer
Hatch
Julie Cours
Alanson
Margaret McLeod
Church notices list Sunday services and meetings
The Church of God schedules Sunday School at 40 30, morning preaching at 21 30 and evening service at 19 30 with a Young People's meeting. A Wednesday prayer meeting is noted. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists Sunday School at 10 30 and Social Service at 11 30 with Women’s Department meetings every other Thursday at 2 00. further Legion meeting details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Mary & House
Kottage
Church’ of Jesus Christ of Latter. Day Saints
R. B. McGuire
Women's Department
Christian
Legion
Methodist Church Notes and Local Social News
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10 30 a m service with sermon Life s Bargain Counter. Baby Janet Lou Schofield born at General hospital Mt Pleasant seven pounds four ounces. Numerous visits, travels and club events detailed, including Stinchcombe family trips, Bridge Club prizes, and Farwell Extension Club meeting topics on clothes presses and hat covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George P. Stanford
House of Worship
Changes in corn hog plan for 1935 announced in Michigan
John B. Wilson of AAA outlined 1935 corn and hog contracts at county meetings in Flint Kalamazoo and East Lansing. Producers may voluntary sign and reduce corn base acreage 10 to 30 percent with 35 cents per bushel benefit. hog signees reduce by 10 percent with 15 dollars per head benefit. Base period remains 1932 38, pro rata administrative costs deducted from payments. Local control and two installment benefits planned with possible adjustments due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
John B. Wilson
AAA
Washington
D. C
Flint
Kalamazoo
East Lansing
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Local Folks Visit Relatives and Welcome New Baby
Mr and Mrs Herschel Reiss visited Leroy Saturday night to see his critically ill uncle. Mr and Mrs Rogers of Saginaw spent the weekend at their farm here. Supper guests included Geo Anderson Roy Alger and Raw Smedley. Harold Rees of Farwell called on Mr and Mrs Milton Davis. Glenn Powell welcomed a baby boy on January 1. Steele Allman and family from Lansing spent the weekend with John Halstead family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Reiss
Leroy
Rogers
Saginaw
Milton’ Davis
Lake George Resort Social and Hunting Weekend Notes
Resort residents and visitors from Lansing Clare Frankfort and Weidman gathered for hunting and fishing trips over the weekend. Local names include Curtiss Frook Ackerman Kress and Frock with activity around the recreation program and volley ball games.
Windover Lake Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Tony Renard returned home after ten days with friends in Lansing and Saginaw Virgil Blain of Pontiac visited his parents over the weekend Those on the sick list are improving Kenneth Benchley bought paint to redecorate the schoolhouse Mr and Mrs St Wiltie went to Saginaw returning Sunday They are cutting ice at the Achard ranch this week Mr and Mrs Clarence Ranes called at the Ferguson home in Windover Friday Winnie Post Dodd of Midian spent the week with Mrs Tony Achard Mr and Mrs Bert Walker and Yvonne attended the Florence Hoover and Chris Scott wedding at the Hoover home in Dover January 2nd Mr and Mrs Floyd Ferguson Mr and Mrs J A Burns Clare last Wednesday Chester Clark of South Bend visited Tony Achard Several people fished on the lake Helena Vanderwoude spent the weekend with her parents HB Wiltse and family returned from Saginaw after attending Henry A Wiltse’s funeral Their daughter Mrs Arthur joined them for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Renard
Lansing
Saginaw
Virgil Blain
Pontiac
Kenneth Benchley
St. Wiltie
Achard Ranch
Clarence Ranes
Ferguson
Windover
Winnie Post’. Dodd
Midian
Tony Achard
Bert. Walker
Yvonne
Florence Hoover
Chris Scott
Roy Hoover
Dover
Floyd Ferguson
J. A. Burns
Clare
Chester Clark
South Bend
Ind
Helena Vanderwoude
HB. Wiltse
Mr. Wiltse
Henry A. Wiltse
Mrs
Arthur
School Notes on Redeoration and Class Achievements
Our school notes show a redecorating project completed over Friday Saturday and Sunday. Debates on Lindbergh versus Columbus favored the Columbus side. Art classes covered notebook covers for sewing and agriculture notebooks using pasteboard and wallpaper. Absent or tardy five months are Esther Harris and George Harris. A grades in Geography go to Esther Harris and Yvonne Walker. A grades in History go to Lois Benchiy, Yvonne Walker, George Harris, and Father Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Columbus
Esther Harris
George Harris
Yvonne ‘Walker
Lois, Benchiy
Yvonne Walker
Bather Harris
First American Drama Performed in Cambridge 1690
Benjamin Colman wrote Gus tavus Vaas the first American tragedy. Harvard students staged the play in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1690 marking an early American dramatic milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gustavus ‘Vaas
Benjamin Colman
Harvard Audents
Cambridge
Mass
Tax Exemptions and Bills Surface in State Legislature
The article outlines broad legislative activity including soldiers tax exemptions up to 2000 dollars, weight tax installment plan, liquor law changes, mortgage foreclosure relief, and questions on taxation fairness, local authority, and policy goals for Michigan during May 1935. It notes opinions from the Auditor and Attorney General and calls for wide discussion by farm groups and chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Senate
House
Michigan
Eucult
Rural Socials Highlight Quiet Week in Clare Area
Rural residents visit relatives in Clare as Wm Teale family, Reginald McBride and infant, and Volney Davis celebrate birthdays. Calvin Ankney returns home from Ann Arbor hospital. Extension Club meeting hindered by weather and illness with a planned review. Miss Hale's class hosts a taffy pull and olders enjoy a coasting party. P J Leatner makes a Portland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald McBride
Grove
Purdy
Volney Davis
Janet
Mulberg
Calvin Ankney
Ann Arbor
Extension Club
Vern Moline
Arthur Center Community Supper Notes Losses and Moves
ARTHUR CENTER 121 people attended the community supper and program. The next meeting is set for February 22. Warren Atwood and Horace Dysinger, long-time Arthur township residents, were laid to rest in Arthur cemetery. Rollin and Patricia Harrold left with grandparents for Clare then Ludington and Milwaukee to join their father and enter school in Kenosha. Patr icia will be missed at Hardwood School and Sunday School. The piece mentions sympathy for families and changes in residents and school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Atwood
Arthur Cemetery
Alwood
Horace Dysinger
Dysinger
Arthur Township
Rollin
Patricia Harrold
Harrold
Clare
Ludington
Milwaukee
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Pythian Risters
Wmigo
Moussell
Lake George Resort
Gus Flyer
Frank Bush
Clem Hildebrandt
Wm. Arnold
Windover Lake
Ailles
M. Callarhan
Clare-Oxceola ‘District
John Ky
Totter
Chamberd of Commerce
Tate” Contin
Wm. Teale
Arthur Center
Advan
Philco’s
Grunow
Johnson
Glare
South Kent Horse
Ave
Grand Rapids
Mich
U. S. 31
Bobby Chic
W. V. ,Hess
St. Louis
Robert Shull
Allen R. Graham
Clare~ County Savings Bank
C. H. House
Corner
N. Mair and
Pickard
Henry W. Borders
U. S
Glen Lower
Frank ‘Vorce
Topinabeé
A. J.morgan
Clark
Frank J. Keplinger
Salu
Brecon
A. Kinzel
Colonville Corners
John Flood
I. “6Th “St
Ford —Garage
Leo Hampton
Ensilage
Hari Beatty
Mr. Bates
Charles Siabak
Myers
Etter ‘Tuébday
Ray
Arthur Harrold
Brold
Cecil ‘Hobel
Archie Klein
Hardton Ain
Marion
Bamber
Highland
Dr.k
Pusmerbers
Oliver Becker
West First
East 2Nd Street
Lumley
Postoffice
Mater
Clare Séantinel
E. A
John Wickwire
Harrison
W. C. Cornwell
Wade
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
Samborn
Wm. Kapplinger
Jos
W. 5Th Street
Lapeer
Michigen
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean, Co
Lamborn
Wonse Trad
L. W. Jackson
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