Map Messages to Be Heard in the Dover Tabernacle
Reverend Devine to lead two weeks of Map Messages at Dover Tabernacle starting February 5 with nightly services at 7 45 and a Sunday sermon at 11 30 on The Unchangeable Christ. The program emphasizes practical youth issues with an undenominational approach and includes a personal map of the United States for attendees.
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Dover Tabernacle
R. J. Devine
A. D. Telcer
Devine
America
M. Devine
Mr. Devine
Te nBorrow
United States
sButher
Allarabad
Hhidia
Hamilton
Canada
Oak Park
Chicago
Washington
Othor
Dover
First Winter in Florida Report From Frank Thering
Frank Thering writes from Flagler Beach Florida describing a winter stay in hammock land along the Intracoastal Waterway near Flagler County. He notes sea life and fishing, groves of palms, Magnolias, and cabbages and potatoes headed for shipments from March, with a contrast to summer heat and plans to return home in March.
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Wragler Beach
Florida
Sentinel
Miami
Flaglex Beach
Daytona Beach
Flagler
Flagler Growers Association
Frank Thering
State Liquor Committee Official Discusses Tightened Enforcement
I Kinge of the State Liquor Control committee, overseeing twenty eight counties including Clare, met with Sheriff Woodsopigers and the Prosecuting Attorney in Clare to review new liquor law enforcement. He said bootleg liquor traffic was dropping under the new law and that county town and city officers would handle enforcement with state support as needed.
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Ow. I. Kinge
State Liquor Control Committee
Clare
Kinsel
Taxpayers Warned They Must Pay 1933 Taxes Now
County Treasurer Fred W. Schaaf of Clare county states taxpayers cannot delay 1933 tax payments to avoid collection fees and interest. He notes that only 1932 taxes allowed fee cancellation. 1933 law provides no such provision.
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Clare
Restoration of Farm Prices Remains A Herculean Task
The piece argues restoring farm prices faces tangled relations across marketing processing and retailing of products for 40 million people on 7 million farms in 48 states. It notes criticism from dissidents and brain trusts, laments the daunting scope of reform.
Card Party at St Cecilia’s Church Basement
A card party will be held at St Cecilia’s church basement next Thursday evening February 8 at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome. Ethel Schlegel is chairman.
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St. Cecilia
Bassment
Ethel ‘Schlegel
Water Tank Explodes At Thayer Brothers Creamery
A water supply tank exploded at Thayer Brothers Creamery around 6:00 AM causing 3800 to 4000 dollars in damage. The blast blew out a wall and west windows, shattered ammonia pipes, and threw debris across the street. Officials suspect valve freezing caused overpressure. repair faced ammonia odor but butter stock remained intact due to airtight doors.
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Thayer S Brothers
First Group Meeting of Religious Education Held Tuesday
Clare County Council of Religious Education held its first group meeting at United Brethren church Brown Corners with broad county Sunday school turnout. President Mrs Gardon led ideas on cooperative religious reading. An offering of 2.88 was sent to Lansing General Fund. Next meeting March 6 at Harrison U B Church led by Pastor Chas Kleinhardt.
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Clare County Council of Religious Education
United Brethern Church
Brown Corners
Gardon
Lansing
General Fund of Religious Education
Harrison U. B
Chas Kleinhardt
Son of Harrison Stante killed in Detroit crash
Sunday word came of the death of George Allen a young man reared in our midst He was killed in a two car collision when traffic signals failed at a Detroit street intersection George was driving and was thrown from the car to the pavement He died before reaching a hospital His parents Mr and Mrs Jess Allen of this city learned of the tragedy and funeral services were held at home with Rev A B Light officiating in Maple Grove cemetery
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George Allen
Detroit
Wallace Smith
George
Jess Allen
Saginaw
Flint
Bryan Fanning
Rev. A, FB
Maple Grove Cemetery
Tyler Lowery Team To Tangle With Hotel Doherty Travelers
The Tyler Lowery squad from Bay City heads to Clare next Monday for a game against the Hotel Doherty Travelers. A 7:30 junior high preliminary precedes the main event. The Travelers recently beat Thomas Lynch of Saginaw in overtime after defeats by Garber Buick of Saginaw and American Legion of Alma.
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Tyler-Lowery
Bay City
Clare
Hotel Doherty Travelers
Hotel Travelers
Thomas Lynch
Saginaw
Garber-Buick
American Legion of Alma
Axcom
Alma
Garber- Buicks
Thomas
CWA Slacken Amid Cold Wave Delays County Projects
The federal CWA program faced significant delays in the county due to a cold wave and material shortages. Projects lacking materials or orders were paused, with time schedules cut from thirty to fifteen hours per week per worker. The February 15 completion date will extend, pending entanglements resolution. about 470 men remained on the rolls while 68 teams were laid off.
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Washington
CWA
Samd
Thompson
Full House Greet Local Musicians On Thursday Evening
The Congregational church auditorium was nearly full for a January 25 concert by local musicians and the church choir with guest artists Mrs. Mildred Davy Bretz Bay City Miss Mildred Herrick Mt. Pleasant Normal and Dorothy Binhammer Mt. Pleasant. France Davy sponsored the event and secured performers. The audience showed deep appreciation hoping for more concerts this winter.
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Mildred Davy Bretz
Bay City
Mildred Herrick
Dorothy Binhammer
Mt. Pleasant
France
Davy
Reminiscences of Twin Bins Golf Course and Past club memories
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls windy Sunday evenings, the Twin Bins golf course era, and local figures like C. C. Harris Jesse Hampton M. B. Gallagher Dr. Mulder Ted Bowler and Bus Comer. The writer traces leagues contests at Twin Bins from 1938 with memories of players Martha Bicknell Lucille Haley Leo Hampton and others.
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Elvis
Dr. McKnight
Judge Hether
Wim. Dunlop
Charlie Chaplin
Pres. Delano
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation Fund
Martha Bicknell
Lucille Haley
Leo Hampton
Ernest Brown
Asa Parker
Wehrly
Mabel Mulder
Elmer Anderson
Woody
Hampton
BN Caple
Geo
Tichenor
Kirell
Dwin Wilms
Hamp
Abroga
Birdie
Dina - Ithe
Pame
Woritin
Clare Young Man Pleads Guilty Before Justice Callihan
Rolland Mussell was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Dan Crouse on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence. He appeared before Justice S. M. Callihan, entered not guilty, then, after a jury was drawn, changed his plea to guilty and surrendered his license. He is to appear for sentencing Saturday morning.
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Clare
Ed. Johnston
Hugh ‘Barnes
Way
Rolland Mussell
Dan Crouse
Mqnor
S. M Callihan
Reed City Edges Clare In Tight Basketball Clash
Reed City rallied in the final quarter to beat Clare 24 to 17 after trailing at the half 10 to 9. Clare’s defense struggled against Reed City’s zone and open shots, while Clare’s second string also beat Reed City 23 to 20 before the main game.
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Reed City
Clare
Clare Boys
Reed Boy
Stanley Parish
John White
Russell Schiafley
Ceante
Charles Moore
Walli Schroeder
Thi
Reed
Evart
South Sheridan group holds supper at Merrill home
Friday evening the Home Furnishing group and families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Merrill’s home for a pot luck oyster supper and social time. Music by Hilda Gilson, Mary Gerow, and Mary Teale featured violin and banjo with Albert Gilson. songs and games provided light entertainment as members enjoyed to eat and laughter.
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Chas. Merrill
Hilda Gilson
Mary Gerow
Mary Teale
Pidné
Albert
Gilson
Future Farmers of Clare to Host First Annual Ag Fair
The Clare High School Future Farmers of America chapter plans a February 14 fair in the City School Agriculture Room. The event features corn and grain exhibits, a seed identification contest, judging teams from nearby schools, talks by Michigan State College and MI state education officials, and prize drawings donated by local merchants. The program opens with the Clare High Band at 8:00 p.m. and concludes with prize distributions.
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Future Farmers of America
Clare
Future Farmers Group
Future Farmers
Sid
Michigan
Cobb
Agricultural Department
Central State Teachers College
Linton
Agricultural Education Department of
Michigan State College
Clare High School
EL HL Galley
Galley
Farmer
Parmer
Wittter
Sanford Doctors Open New Offices Near Theatre
Drs. F. C. and B. A. Sanford moved from the Tatman block to newly acquired offices just north of the theatre building this week. They report interior changes and a newly decorated room making ideal offices.
Old Fashion Chicken Supper Held at Wade Home
A community supper listed as an old fashion chicken event was hosted at the Wade home on a Thursday night. Menu details mention chicken among the offerings, reflecting a traditional gathering with neighbors.
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OLD Fashion Chicken
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