Central College Swimming Tests For Scouts at Mt Pleasant
Scouts may use the Central Michigan College pool in Mt Pleasant on February 16 23 and March 9 16 from 9 30 to 11 30 to complete First Class Swimming Swimming Merit Badge or Life Saving Merit Badge. Reservations required with preferred 9 30 or 10 30 slot. Cliff Klapp Assistant Scout Executive Mt Pleasant Michigan to receive names and advancement details.
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Central Michigan College
Mt. Pleasant
Ron Finch
Louise Willams
Hugh Johnson
Cliff Klapp
Michigan
Annual Missionary Birthday Program at Clare Methodist
The Clare Methodist W S C S hosted a family night missionary birthday dinner Friday February 9 with a pot luck supper at seven. Marilyn Norcross performed on marimba and a duet by Beth Doren and Millie May accompanied by Mrs. Doren. The Junior Department presented an Africa educational exercise and two films on Africa concluded the evening. Proceeds support missions.
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Clare Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Charles Hahn
Lorraine
Sandra Schultz
Juanita Young
Maxine Hanel
Marilyn Norcross
Betty Wright
Betty Hahn
Jolene Wallace
Mrs. Hahn
Marilyn
Norcross
Millie May
Beth Doren
Farwell
Doris Gerow
Gwendolyn Putnam
Study Club Food Sale at Burdo Building
A study club will hold a food sale on Saturday February 6 at the Burdo building. Proceeds support club activities and student projects. Volunteers from the group will prepare baked goods and beverages for sale. Local residents encouraged to attend.
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Study Club
Burdo Building
Senator Ben Carpenter Declines Re-election Bid
The voters of the 28th Senatorial District learn that Senator Ben Carpenter will not seek another term. He served 1931 1935 and again since 1941, retiring 1936 1940, and thanks supporters for their liberal help and kindness with the note Youve all been swell to me and thanks a million.
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Ben Carpenter
Ben
Rebekah Benefit Club Thanked Townsend Club Hosts
The Rebekah Benefit Club expresses appreciation to the Townsend Club for assistance at their benefit party Friday evening. Special thanks go to Mrs. Clara Stone and her son for opening their home and for donations.
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Rebekah
Townsend
Clara Stone and Son
Rebekah Benefit Club
Benefit Dance Aids Fire Victims At I D C F Hall
Proceeds from the regular dance at the I D C F hall on Saturday February 16 will aid families who recently lost their homes to a fire. Donations of sandwiches are requested.
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I.D.C.F. Hall
Avon Products Agency in Clare Ad
Mrs Maurice Dora announces takeover of the Avon Products agency in Clare and invites inquiries for products. Phone 358 R. Address 218 BH 6th St Clare.
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Avon Products Agency
Clare
Maurice Dora
6Th St
City Tax Collection Notice at Citizens State Bank
City taxpayers advised that Vera Peterson treasurer will be at Citizens State Bank every Friday afternoon starting January 18 to collect city taxes until further notice.
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Citizens State Bank
Vera Peterson
Treas
Feighners Announce Grandson Born at Sparrow Hospital
Mr and Mrs I B Feighner announce the birth of a grandson born February 9 at Sparrow Hospital to their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs EB B Goetths of 25% N Butler Blvd Lansing. The baby weighed eight pounds wise ounces and is named Stanley Ivan.
Care E Tree Plans on Newt Monday
The Clave PVA sponsors a potluck supper next Monday evening February 18 at 6 30 at the school. All members and parents urged to attend with a dish to pass. PTA provides dishes silverware coffee and cream. A program featuring children and tap dances follows.
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Clave Pva
PTA
Ttes
PDA
Hamilton Church Elects Officers for Coming Year
Hamilton township St. John’s Hy. Lutheran Congregation held its annual meeting February 10 with most voting members present. New members joined, and a church council was elected including Secretary Charles Fanslow, Treasurer William Fanslow, Deacons Howard Bomke and Gust Kiliewoneit, and Trustees Arthur Fisch Romeual Jones and Henry Yaeger. The council will be inducted February 17. Carl Kliewoneit named janitor. Mrs. Charles Fanslow and Mrs. Ernest Fisch reinstated as organists.
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St. John’s Hy
Hamilton Township
Charles Fanslow
William Fanslow
Howard Bomke
Gust. Kiliewoneit
Arthur Fisch
Romeual Jones
Henry Yaeger
Carl Kliewoneit
Ernest Fisch
White Shrine Club
Clare
John Nelson
Alma Seiter
Christina Schutt
Doris Gerow
Olive Evans
Mary Seiter
Beatrice Seiter
Jean Fleming
Lucille LeFavour
Masonic Hall
Department Urges Filing Game Kill Report Cards
The Game Division of the Department of Conservation asks hunters to file past season report cards by February 15 to build a complete record. With pheasant and grouse declines, every card helps measure game abundance and supports an informed wildlife management program. Send as many small game, deer, and trap cards as possible by March 1 1947.
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Department of Conservation
Methodist Church Board Holds February Meeting
The Clark Methodist Church Board met February 11 in the parlor. Rev. Charles Hahn led prayer as financial reports showed a favorable status with most world service pledges paid. Crusade for Christ and Adrian College fund balances were settled from the church reserve. W.S.C.S. report was strong, and several questions were tabled for later. He urged support for the February calling program and Lenten services.
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Clark Methodist Church Board
Charles Hahn
World Service Pledge
Hahn
Crusade For Christ
Adrian College
W.S.C.S
Card of Thanks from the Smith Davis Family
The Smith Davis Family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors and I C O and Rebekah Lodges for acts of kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of their father. Gratitude extends to Rev Harold Watson and the church soloist for comforting words.
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I.C
Rebekah Lodges
Harold Watson
Smith Davis
Father and Son Banquet at Congregational Church
Annual Father and Son banquet scheduled at the Congregational Church at 6 30 PM on Tuesday February 19. Tickets are priced at 1 00 each and on sale at Kelsdy Rogers Hardware.
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de Congregational Church
Kelsdy & Rogers Hardware
Washington Formal Ball at Farwell Rural School
The Farwell Rural Agricultural School hosts a Washington Formal Ball on February 23 1946 in the Madge B Lamb Auditorium from 7 00 to 12 00 a.m. All Parwell alumni are invited to attend.
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Madge
B. Lamb
Farwell Rural Agricultural School
Parwell
Baby Gail Lynn Methner Dies in Mt Pleasant Hospital
Baby girl Gail Lynn Methner, two months eight days old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Methner Jr of Clare, died Thursday night at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant after frail health since birth November 30. Funeral Sunday at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Harold Watson. burial Cherry Grove Cemetery. Out of town attendees from Lansing Grand Ledge Mt Pleasant Bay City and Great Lakes included.
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Gail Lynn
Joseph. Methner, Jr
Clare
Wweekon
Central’ Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph Methner
al. Perry
Clifford Ross
Forest Carpenter
Bonnie
Lyle Waderle
Lansing
Floyd Nebelske
Grand Ledge
Harry Phillips
Romayne Perry
Bay City
Joseph Methner, Jr
Great Lakes
Fishermen Fined in Justice Court For Violations
Walter Smiley of Genesee John Pfeiffer of Flint Hol Perier of Genesee and Wm D Smiley of Flint appeared before Justice Archambault at Clare and pleaded guilty to conservation law violations. Each paid costs of 6.85 dollars. Apprehended by Conservation Officers Wayne Tennant and Lyman Frinbey and charged with using scenes not under immediate control.
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Walter Smiley
Genesee
John Pfeiffer
Flint
Hol. Perier
Wm. D. Smiley
Archambault
Clare
Wayne Tennant
Lyman Frinbey
Card of Thanks for Baby Daughter’s Illness and Death
The Methner family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindnesses from friends and neighbors and for the flowers during their baby daughter's illness and death. They also thank Rev. Watson for comforting words. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Methner Jr.
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Rev. Watson
Joseph Methner, Jr
Gratitude for Support at University Hospital
Mrs. Bertha Cappaert expresses sincere thanks to all who sent cards and flowers during visits to University Hospital in Ann Arbor. She is grateful for the kindness shown.
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University Hospital
Ann, Arbor
Benefit Shower For Flint Dean Family Fire Loss
Public invited to a miscellaneous benefit shower for the Flint Dean family who lost their home in a fire. The event at Mt. Vernon Grange hall unfolds Saturday evening February 16 with a pot luck lunch hosted by a committee.
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Flint Dean
Mt. Vernon
Grange Hall
In Memoriam Charles Gerber Five Years On
In memory of Charles Gerber who passed away February 19, 1941. Sadly missed by his children and family.
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Charles Gerber
Mt Vernon Grange Friday Event Canceled
Weather conditions force cancellation of the Mt Vernon Grange party planned for Friday night February 15.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Sheridan Taxpayers to Meet at Bank for Delinquent Township Taxes
Sheridan township residents will gather at Citizens State Bank on Saturdays February 16 and 28 to pay late taxes. Participants include John Klingelhofer and Praas among those listed for collection.
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Citizens State Bank
Sheridan Township
John
Klingelhofer
Praas
Bowling News Merchants League Results
The Merchants Bowling League standings show Loomis Welders losing 0 2 to Youmans Electric while Dunlop Cafeff, Farmers Co Op, and Schaeffer's Dairy post varied scores. High series led by J C Marotzke 562 with Clif DePew 628 and Geo Wisler 504. High games see Marotzke 216 Wisler 200 DePew 194.
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HCPL
Loomis Welders — IW
Youman’s Electric
Dunlop Cafeff
Farmers Co-Op
Schaeffer’s Dairy
Moline
Marble Auto Cavision
Dover
J. C. Marotzke
Clif. DePew
Geo
Family League Fractions Showcase Local Teens and Scores
Friday league action lists Clare Majorettes and Albinichn Legion with wins and losses. High series include Grant Chapman 522, Dr Mussell 509, Del Bradley 485, while Forest Ames leads in high game at 211 followed by D Buzard and Grant Chapman at 180.
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Beprwary
Albinichn
Legion
Clare
Letters to Dr. Sanford from grateful friends
A cherished note from Henry Canfield thanks Dr. Sanford for guiding thousands. The letter lauds spiritual reach and states appreciation for years of service and continued help.
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DR. Sanford
Greeting Letter to Dr Sanford From Former Clarette
A 1946 letter from Helen Catfield Garber of Grosse Pointe Mich praises Dr Sanford for his long service to Clare community and recalls childhood memories. She regrets not attending tomorrow night’s celebration and wishes him continued health and happiness. The note ends with a signature and a separate trucking ad follows.
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Dr. Sanford
the Sentinel
Clare
Helen Catfield
Helen Cauifield
John T. Garber
Revival Meetings At Brown Corners Church
Revival meetings progress at Brown Corners United Brethren Church with daily 8:00 pm services. Evangelist Rev Wayne Roland leads sessions as Rev H BE Burk invites all to attend.
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Brown Corners
Brown Corners United
Notice of Sale at Doherty Hotel Clare Michigan
Public auction at 2 PM March 5 1946 at the E 6th Street entrance of the Doherty Hotel Clare Michigan to satisfy a lien of 75 dollars on a 12 wheel trailer and rack held for Foster Burch. Auctioned goods are described as a 12 wheel trailer and rack.
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E. 6Th Street
Doherty Hotel
Clare
Michigan
Foster Burch
In Loving Memory of Mrs M R Honderich
In loving memory of Mrs M R Honderich who passed away one year ago February 14th. We miss her but we thank our Lord for the life given in humble service to mankind and to her Lord divine. May we, like sister Honderich, say Dear Lord make our will Thine. The Eagle Community.
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Honderich
Eagle
Appreciation for flowers from city leaders at testimonial
Dr and Mrs I P Sanford express gratitude for the beautiful flowers from Mayor John W Dunlop Clare Kiwanis Club Miss Louise Loeffler and the Board of Education and for courtesies shown at the testimonial dinner last Wednesday evening. The occasion will remain a cherished memory.
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John W. Dunlop
Clare Kiwanis Club
Louise Loeffler
Board of Education
I’. CG. Sanford
Thank You Note From Esther Row After Hospital Stay
Mrs Esther Row expresses gratitude to friends for cards letters and gifts during her stay at University Hospital thanking Argo everyone for kindness and support. Her message emphasizes lasting appreciation for the thoughtful acts.
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University Hospital
Esther Row
Rummage Sale at Cecilia's Church Basement
A rummage sale to be held at Cecilia's Church basement on February 22 and 23 by Unit No 2 in 2012. Proceeds support church activities.
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Cecilia's Church
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Keeler Union
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Irwin
Schlegel
Hart Jackson
Hetrick School
Mary Lou Ad
Geraldine Fisher
Mary and
Charles Murphy
Ronny Chapman
St. Mary's
Mary Louw
Mary Murphy
Winter Wonderland
Santa Lucia
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Joyce Thayer
Ide Urquhart
Alex Arubea
America
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Warl Jackson
Father Brophy
St. Joseph
Leo O’grady
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Harold Collins
Bertha Cappaert
Joseph Gibis
Sen. Carpenter
Avon Products
Newt
Hamilton Church
Methodist Church Board
Washington
Little
Justice Court
Memoriam
Grange
Sheridan Taxpayers
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WM. H. Bicknell
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bowling News
Merchants
Tceague
Family League
Masons
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Bwiwanis No
Rosebush
Clare Hardware
Mahan Construction
K & R Hardware
Houghton Drug High
Wisler
Johnson
Bradley
Haring
Louise Flower Shop
Midway Supeh
Curt’s Hamburgers
Claré Auto Barts
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