Cadillac Club Program Promises Lectures and Book Review
Cadillac Woman’s Club outlines an outreach program with lectures by University faculty on international relations literature drama and social and educational topics. The 25 to 30 lectures cost 3 and are to be held at the Michigan League and Michigan Union with 300 paid reservations by March first. The day’s program featured Miss Mary Smith president of the Cadillac Woman’s Club giving a Book Review of Young Mrs Greeley by Booth Tarkington and luncheon hosted by Mrs Ethel Schlegel. The next meeting on February 16 will celebrate George Washington's 200th anniversary as an open meeting at Mrs Clara Sternam’s home.
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Michigan League
Michigan Union
M. R. Keyworth
Detroit
Applied Education
Adelaide Wylie
Edward McDowell
Ethel Schlegel
Mary Smith
Cadillac Woman's Club
Greeley
Booth Tarkington
Schiegel
Miss Smith
Clara Sternam
George Washington
Clare Study Club
Washington
Road project near Temple ends after limited county work
The committee reports the M 61 project approached completion but limited funds and weather hindered further work. Some workers may have been overlooked, though overall benefits to the county are noted. Figures on money distribution and district impact will be released later.
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Board of Supervisors
Second Series of Soil Meetings to Start February 9
County Agricultural Agent P. D. Gibson resumes the second series of soil study meetings on February 9 at multiple local venues. The program covers manure composition, fertilizing values, and best practices to conserve soil nutrients amid high costs. Attendance and scheduling details follow with sessions Feb 9 through Feb 18 at listed town halls and schools.
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P. D. Gibson
Michigan
J. J. Bird
State College
Winterfield
Greenwood Town Hall
Grant Town Hall
Ladd School
Franklin
Lake
Gleaner Hall
Elm Grove Grange Hall
Colonville
Frost Town Hall
Dover
Grant
Bessey
Arthur
Allen School
Hamilton
Community events lineup for February activities
The community calendar lists the Rebekah lodge dinner and card party on February 10 at the I O O F hall with a fish supper social hour. Auxiliary meetings, King’s Daughters entertaining, Herrick PTA, American Legion district meeting, M A church birthday dinner, Olivet College president Dr King speaking, Father and Son banquet, Clare Study Club Washington program honoring George Washington’s 200th anniversary.
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Dr. King
Olivet College
Congregational Church
Oil field activity moves derrick and advances wells
The Crowley No. 2 derrick is being moved to John Brier farm to drill No. 3. The Wilson wildcat near Clare in Gilmore township has drilled to 815 feet with no trouble. McKaywell No. 9 northwest of Clare is at 300 feet with minimal issues. W J Lovering of Bay City secured a lease and permit to drill on the Pere Marquette right of way in Grant township near the McKay Mercier field.
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Vernon Township
John Brier
Clare
Gilmore Township
Grant Township
W. J. Loverlgn
Bay City
McKay-Mercier
Ten Homemaking Commandments say Miss Weldon urges
Kentucky home demonstration leader Miss Myrtle Weldon lists ten homemaking commandments at Farmers Week in Michigan State College. She stresses beauty and cleanliness, steady labor, health, mental alertness, family friendship, humor, personal appearance, and community duty as guiding aims for housewives.
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Myrtle Weldon
Kentucky
Michigan State College
Miss Weldon
Why language got its name from the tongue
This excerpt explains how the term language traces to the tongue and the Latin lingua meaning tongue, noting the link between speech organs and words. It reflects on how eras shape our lexicon and the deep connection between language and vocal expression.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
In Memoriam of Our Beloved Daughter and Sister
A year has passed since February 1 as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bruesch and their children remember their daughter with a poem of loss and love. The family speaks of a treasure once cherished, now gone, and the loneliness in their home.
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Clarence Bruesch
Card of Thanks for Forest Garchow illness
Mr and Mrs Wm Garchow Jr express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for letters telegrams flowers and sympathy during Forests illness in hospital.
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Forest
Wm. Garchow, Jr
Clare High School Agricultural Department Receives State Inspection
State inspector Mr. Linten from the Department of Vocational Agricultural Education visited Clare High School last week and praised the department's condition. The new sunlit room hosts six workstations and displays weeds flowers house plants and an aquarium with minnows. Courses include Biology with 40 students Farm Crops 14 Soils and Agricultural Economics with 24 last semester and 20 this semester. department funding from state and federal sources totals about $900 annually.
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Linten
Department of Vocational Agricultural Education
Sayings and Observations from SAYS THE OWL
A collection of wry aphorisms on money work life crowds and humor. The piece notes prosperity from borrowed money critiques future crises and the limits of government action. It contrasts extravagant living with restraint and ends with a quip about senses including a remote sense of humor.
Sealed Bids Sought for Keeper and Matron at Clare Farm
The Clare County Superintendents of Poor invite sealed bids to hire a Keeper and Matron for the Clare County Farm and Infirmary from April 1, 1932 to April 1, 1938. Bids due February 15, 1932 at 1:00 p.m. The board may reject all bids. Inquiries directed to Joseph W. Hendrie Clare James A. Stanley Farwell or Charles Weidner Harrison. Charles Weidner Secretary.
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Clare County Superintendents of Poor
Clare County
Board of Superintendents
Joseph
W. Hendrie
Clare
James A. Stanley Farwell
Charles’ Weidner
Harrison
Card of Appreciation for Neighborly Kindness
Mrs. Amanda O Connor expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends who helped during a recent illness and for the figs and fruit received.
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Amanda O’connor
Shipping Dates For The Shipping Association Notice
The Shipping Association issues two shipment dates on Tuesday February 9 and February 28. Contact H A Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220F21 for details.
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Are Shippine Association
H. A. Dawson
Shipper
Grange to Host Event at Rim Grove Hall Friday Night
The Advance reports a Grange gathering at Rim Grove hall slated for Friday night. It invites the community to attend and enjoy the evening program.
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Grange
Rim Grove Hall
Randall School Box Social and Program
A box social and musical program will be given by Randall school Friday night February 12 Public invited. Sell your old batteries radiator and green hides at Samborn s Phont S adv.
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Randall School
Samborn’s
Hatton Taxpayers Tax Collection at Citizens Bank
Albert Shaver treasurer announces he will be at the Citizens Bank on February 6 to collect taxes from Hatton taxpayers.
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Citizens Bank
Albert’ Shaver
Livestock Sale Note From Warmers' Produce
Livestock listing from Warmers Produce shows a shipment window from February 1 to March 1 with contact at 139 Py F Geeck and a telephone line for orders. The item reads as a brief shipping notice rather than a full sale catalog.
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the Home
Cadillac Club
J. W. Lamphere
F. Newsom
O. D. Bayes Bakery
Clare, Michigan
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. BF. Hall
Chester Richard
Walter Foell
Herrick Parent-Teachers Association
Herrick School
American Legion
Grayling
M. BA. Church
Farmers Week
By Jean Newton
Memoriam
Clare High School
Charles Weidner
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Citizens State Bank
National Credit Corporation
Irving Bacheller
Bic
Py F
Geeck
WNDU
North Country
New York State
Clare Sentinel
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