M C C Holds Annual Meeting at Owosso
The Michigan Congress of Gate Associations held its annual meeting in Owosso. Officers elected include O A Mitchell president and Ray W Merrill vice president. Resolutions backed the State Conservation Commission and anti pollution enforcement, with focus on game refuges and public access. Banquet for 800 featured John M Phillips of Pittsburgh and Edgar C Cochran spoke on threefold conservation goals. Cler attendees from Clare included John Asline and H B Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Michigan + Gate Associations
Owosso
Hesday
Michigan Conservation Con-greas
O. A. Mitchell
Flint
Ray W. Merrill
Alma
Harry’ ‘White
Edward
Evans
West Branch
F. W. Marple
Gladstone
H.B. Johnson
Olate
Dro. G “Weeks
Saginaw
M. G. DeGabriel
Negautiee
State Conservation Commission
Health and Attorney General's Department
Newton
Congress
Canada
Michigan
Supreme Court
Armory
John M. Phillips
Pittsburg
Penn
Board of Game Commissioners of
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Union
Edgar C. Cochran
Clare
John Asline
George White
Howard Jones
Eugene Pettit
H. B. Johnson
Harrison Zetetic Club Meeting With Mrs Weatherhead
Mrs Mary Weatherhead hosted twenty two members and three visitors of the Harrison Zetetic Club on Tuesday evening. Miss Agnes MacDonald sang Mother Machree and community singing filled the program. Roll call featured quotations, February poets, biography, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow selections. A paper on writers of patriotic music was read by Ethel Graham followed by Miss Anna Joes on Mothers of Februarys Famous Men. Ice cream wafers and cake were served. The next meeting is set for March, hosted by Frances Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Weatherhead
Harrison Zetetic Club
Agnes MacDonald
Mother Machree
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Jars
Helen M. Anel
Misa Ethel Graham
Anna, Joes
Frances Carpenter
Fire destroys Robinson home in Sheridan area
A log house on an eighty acre farm nine miles north and east of Clare near Him Grove, owned by H. H. Schultz, was totally destroyed by a noon Saturday fire. Donard Robinson rented the farm and lived there with his family. few effects were saved as the blaze spread before Clare rural fire trucks could reach the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Grove
H. H. Schultz
Donard Robinson
Asing
East Michigan Tourist Association to Meet February 5
Directors of the East Michigan Tourist association will meet February 5 at the Durant Hotel in Fulut to adopt a publicity and advertising program for 1926. Each of 37 counties is a district and entitled to one representative on the board. Clare county is represented by David Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Michigan Tourist Association
Durant
Fulut
Clare County
David Ward
Clare
Charles B. DeLand
P. J.hoffmaster
Michigan
Mayor Thompson Surprised by City Council and Fire Dept
Last Friday evening the City Council and Fire Department gave Mayor L. H. Thompson a surprise party at his home. They enjoyed cards and social hour then presented a handsome cabinet. Thompson praised the groups for cooperation during his term and thanked Mrs. Thompson for the lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
L. H. Thompson
F. W. McKnight
Thompson
Princess Theatre Week Schedule Reels For February
The Princess Theatre announces a busy February lineup from the 6th to the 12th with Wild Wild Susan Bebe Daniels and rugged Waters featuring Lois Wilson and Wallace Beery. The program includes The Man Who Found Himself with Thos Meighan, Price of Pleasure, Riddle Rider, and Vanishing American among matinees and serials in a period style program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bebe Daniels
Sun
Rugged Waters
Lois Wilson
Wallace Beery
Joseph C. Lincoln
Himiself
Meishans Nest
Price of Pleasuré
Riddle Rider
Dance Friday Evening at Duncan Hall
Friday February 5 invites crowds to Duncan Hall for Latest Music by Clare Foot Warmera. The event promises a lively night of dancing and local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Hall
Clare
Oyster Supper Set for Baptist Church Next Friday
The King's Daughters announce an oyster supper at the Baptist church next Friday evening February 5. Public invited. Also note a Stylo Shopper advertisement offering new dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
The
Baptist Church
Adv
Gumser Talks On Tests For Clare Study Club
Superintendent W. W. Gumser addressed the Clare Study Club and local teachers on tests including an Army Alpha demonstration. Twenty nine participants were scored with a median of 95, notes suggest scores would rise with full time. He notes schooling seemed to affect scores little and includes several humorous misstatements from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.w.gumser
Clare Study Club
Army
Eigh
Tokio
China
India
Arthur Brisbane
Huchre
Card of Thanks for Floral Gift and Kindness
Expresses gratitude for a blooming plant and Junth from the Ladies' Aid that cheered a person after three months in bed. Wishes God's choicest blessings on all who sent the gift.
Old Time Spelling School Planned At Clare High
At a Clare Study Club meeting Supt W W Gumser announced an upcoming old time spelling school at the high school. Parents and pupils will be contestants with prizes expected from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gumser
Té Fa
Health Work To Continue Public Health Classes
Public health classes led by Dr Rhoda Grate Hendrick, sponsored by the Gisre Brady Club, will continue to improve results once a physician is secured. Mrs Fred Doherty is named permanent chairwoman and readers may obtain literature through her or Mrs Wm Capie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Grate Hendrick
Gisre- Brady Club
Witter
Fred Doherty
Litarattura
Wm. Capié
Clare Study Club Hears Gumser on Triangle of Education
The Clare Study Club met January 8 at the High School recitation room with large attendance despite bad weather. Mrs. Caple commended Mr. Gumser for service to Clare youth through the school and he spoke on a triangle of education involving teachers, parents, and the child, stressing the 16 hours daily influence of the home and the value of learning beyond formal schooling. The business meeting was postponed to the next gathering. Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Gumser
State's Champion Fiddler Plays Despite Blizzard
Jep Bisbee Michigan's champion old time fiddler, age eighty four, overcome blizzard delays to entertain at Clare Doherty auditorium for the Knights of Columbus Club. He rode a snowmobile with a Ford dealer after M-20 was blocked and trains ran late, earning a welcome ovation and praise for his performance with Jess Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jep” Bisbee
Henry Ford
Michigan
North Michigan
Jep
Knights of Columbus Club of
Clare
Paris
Reed City
Ford Dealer
Bisbee
K. of C
Local items and notices from Clare Democrat and Press
Summary of community notes including travel across Michigan towns, births, visits, and social events. Mentions C. W. Perry to Saginaw, Junius Ross in Highland Park, W. W. Green in Harrison, a birth August 11, and social visits in Mt Pleasant and Canada. Also reports on state land figures for Clare Isabella counties and a subscription joke from a western editor. Includes political note favoring D. J. Alward for State Senator by The Gladwin Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Democrat and Press
A. Trumble
Hatton Township
Marve D. Haton
C. W. Perry
Saginaw
Junius Ross
Highland Park
W. W. Green
Harrison
Razek & Waller's
John Duncan
Canada
Winnie Story
Lottie Parrish
Mt. Pleasant
A. VanBrant
J. H. Lowe
Windsor
London
Toronto
Clare County
Isabella County
Senor Uyor
Chicago
Daniel Gilman
Gilman
U. S. Army
Clare Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Highlights Officers
The Clare Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting at Phelps Cafeteria. After a fine dinner, W. S. McAllister was elected President, Harl Sternaman Secretary, and Geo Calling Treasurer. Regular meetings are set for the first Tuesday evening of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Phelps
Housewife Store Sale Incoming February 5 and 6
George McKeever announces a cash and carry sale at his store north of the Doherty Hotel. Special on 5 and 6 February includes 5 pound auger for 26 cents with many other cash and carry articles offered on the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Géo
McKeever
Forest Fire Fighting Flyer to Tour Michigan State
A special fire prevention train named the Forest Fire Fighting Flyer begins a three month tour of northern Michigan counties. The exhibit spans 28 stops in the northeast and 52 in the Upper Peninsula with cars from railroads and contributions from the Department of Conservation Michigan State College U S Forest Service and development bureaus. Speakers include Edgar Cochraan L F Livingston and N A Kessler with lectures at schools and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State Department of Conservation
Michigan State College
U. S. Forest Service
Development Bureaus
East Lansing
Hast Lansing
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Edgar Cochraan
State Conservation Department
L. F. Livingston
N. A. Kessler
M. S. C. Agricultural Engineering Department
Railroads
Baptists Hold Annual Meeting and Call Pastoral Supply
Wednesday evening the Baptist church held its annual meeting with four candidates for baptism and two new members by letter. Officers were elected for church and Sun day School and Rev. A P MacDonald was invited to serve as pastor for the coming year amid noted progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Loomis
H. M. Lowles
Wmn. Langin
D. W. Osborne
A.T. Loomis
A. J. Clute
M. P. Comer
D. W. Osborne. Treas
Ernestine Clute
A. P. MacDonald
Mary Gilmore
Laura Thompson
Roy Wilson
Volleyball meeting aims to organize league
A high school gym meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m invites all men to join regardless of prior play to form a volleyball league if interest is sufficient.
Pre-Lenten Dancing Party by K Gf Club
A pre lenton dancing party to be held at the Doherty auditorium next Thursday evening. The Midland Nite Hawks will furnish music. Admission is $1.00 per couple with an extra 26 cents for a extra lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Gf .C
Doherty” Auditoriui
Midland ‘Nite Hawks
Local team nets decisive win over Sacred Heart
Clare trounces Sacred Heart 19 points, led by Comer with nine. Coach Finch notes improved teamwork but criticizes ragged passing and fumbling ahead of the tournament. Evart game looms Friday as fans urged to pack the stands for a potential upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sacred Heart
C.parker
Finch
Comer
Evart
Barryton
Fang
New Work Suggested for Game Wardens in Weasel Trapping
At a meeting in Owosso a proposal emerged that Michigan game wardens should spend time trapping weasels. The Clare warden has obtained a modern trap set and is gathering information, aiming to report results soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owosso
Clare
Laundry patrons brief notice at Gadillac Steam Laundry
Bundles received at Fri store will be returned by the end of the week. Holmes, agent for Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadillac
Steam Laundry. Co
Ae ‘Petore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Man
Mrs. Weatherhead
Sheridan
E. M. T. Association
Princess Theatre
Moe
Blizzard
Nite Hawks
Mr. Bisbes
Jess Hampton
Democrat and Press
Gladwin
Rep
D. H. Alward
D. J. Alward
Alward
Clare Press
State Senate
Lansing
Chamber OF Commerce
M.S. GC
Baptists
A. P. . McDonald
R. F
Garvin Parker
L. F. Fitzpatrick Johnson
Sweeney Petchnik
R. G. Dondero White
L. G. Kennedy
Kidder
Petchnik
C. Brown
W. Johnson
Thayer
Schoonover
Parker
Lyon
Dondero
Kennedy
Qlebwood
Holmes
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