Miss Conely Chosen As County Nurse Ry Health Unit
The Tri County Health Unit formed at Gladwin meeting names a nine member board with Mayor Jesse Hampton as chairman. Dr. Thieoff District Health Officer and three nurses from the Children's Fund will serve, with Pearl Meier Ruth Scott and Olive Conely in Clare Arenac and Gladwin counties respectively. An auditing board and sanitary staff will manage offices in Gladwin and adjacent counties. The unit to be financed by the Michigan Children’s Fund and state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
Gladwin
Clard
Arenac
Jesse Hampton
Russell Burke
Edgar Shaffer
Bernard W. Carey
Detroit
Children’s Fund of
Michigan
C. DB. Barrett
State Department of Health
Gladwin County
Ruth Scott
Olive Conely
Clare County
Thieoff
Aged Couple Celebrates 68th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Phillip Van Conant mark their 68th wedding anniversary at their daughter's Vernon home with four generations present including daughter Hattie Dennis granddaughter Ruth Miller Farwell great granddaughter Verna Sanderson and great great grandson Billy Sanderson They are ages 94 and 91 and last winter lived away from their Dover home.
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Phillip van Conant
George Dennis
Vernon
Hattie Dennis
Ruth Miller
Farwell
Verna Sanderson
Billy Sanderson
Myr
van Conant
Dover
Young Gilmore farmer dies of pneumonia at 24
Alvin Albert Border, born July 18 1910 in Vernon township Isabella county, died February 17 1935 at Brandstetter hospital after several days with pneumonia. He married Dorotha Almira Thayer on June 27 1931 and leaves wife, daughter Angelia Louise, his parents Fred and Haretha Border, two brothers Velmar and Archie, one sister Gladys, plus many relatives. Funeral at Gilmore church conducted by Rev A D Telder with interment in Gilmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Albert Border
Fred
Haretha Border
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Vernon
Gilmore Townships
Dorotha Almira Thayer
Angelia Louise
Gladden
Brandstetter Hospital
Velmar
Lansing
Archie
Gladys
Gilmore Church
A. D. Telder
Gilmore Cemetery
Carl Downs
Midland
Irwin
Burnett Graham
Lillian Graham
John Border, Jr
Mervale Perry
Two Highways West to Be Constructed on a 50 50 Basis
In an interview Miles M. Callaghan secured from Murray D. Wagoner that United States highway No 10 will be treated on a 60 50 basis with the new Clare to Frankfort highway and will be equally paved. The highway will be graded and paved from the new bridge at Evart to M 66 with the Reed City gaps included in the 1935 program. Survey and relocations will be determined from Clare west in 1985.
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State Highway Department
Miles M. Callaghan
Clare-Osceola
Murray D. Wagoner
Clare
Frankfort
VanWagoner
Callaghan
Evart
Reed City
Hvart
Clare West
Pack Guarantee on Bring ers MéBa Powder For Stomach Trouble
A local sale notes a guarantee for Bring ers MéBa Powder aimed at stomach trouble. Sold for $1.00 at Musseil a Quality store, with a note from a store lady.
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Musseil'a
Washington’s Birthday Praised in February Verse
The verse notes February twenty second as the birth date of George Washington. It contrasts winter with the enduring tribute to the “greatest of the sons of men” while praising the Hudson River and natural scenes. It asserts Washington’s fame will endure beyond storms, thrones, and time.
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Washington
Mrs C M Durfee Dies at Home in Hatton Township
Carrie Isabelle Atkins Durfee born April 23 1862 in Goodrich Michigan died February 16 1935 at her Hatton township home aged 72 years 10 months 23 days She married Clarence M Durfee June 30 1880 and leaves husband five children Mabel Hoatlin Jirma Barr Emory Arthur and Percy plus nine grandchildren Funeral services were held at the home Monday at two o clock conducted by Rev Chas Kleinhardt with interment in Matton. Green and Roy Gordon sang three hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Isabelle Atkins
George
Jane Atkins
Goodrich
Michigan
Hatton Township
Clarence M. Durfee
Fowlerville
Mabel Hoatlin
Jirma Barr
Grand Rapids
Emory
Arthur
Percy
Durfee
Chas. Kleinhardt
Matton
Hunie Green
Roy Gordon
Beaverton Elevator Burns Down in Week’s Fire
Beaverton Elevator burned to the ground early Thursday morning last week leaving only part of the attached office. Ron Ross, manager, says contents were insured and the building partially covered. The company will rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverton
Ron Ross
Hie -Company
Betrothal of Gustina Barr and Harold Zimmerman
The betrothal of Miss Gustina Barr of Mason and Harold Zimmerman of Clare was announced at Twin Elms Club House during a Sunday afternoon dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clark. Eighteen guests attended as Miss Barr, a Hurley Hospital technician, and Mr. Zimmerman, who moved to Clare, prepare for a May 16 wedding.
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Methodist Sunday School
St.Valentine
Doris Maxwell
Phyllis Shernaman
Cupid’s Bower
Donna Jeat Langston
Queen of Hearts
Isberta McKnight
Mabel Reynolds
Hachmuth
Grace
Clara Sternaman
Wes
Gustina Barr
Plint
Harold Zimmerman
Clare
Jas. Clark
Twin Elms Club House
Miss Barr
Thomas Barr
Mason
Hurley Hospital
Mint
Zimmerman
Flint
Clark
Twin Elms Club
Judge Rules Hether Eligible in School Commissioner Case
A Clare County hearing at the courthouse in Harrison found Helen Hether eligible for the office of Clare County School Commissioner. Judge Smith ruled the injunction invalid and did not grant any against her.
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Clare County Court House
Harrison
Washington's Birthday Dance at Harrison Lodge Hall
John J. Carton of Harrison lodge hosts a dancing and card party tonight at the Community Hall. Music and entertainment promised for all attendees. Committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington’s
Harrison Tonghit
John J. Carton
Lodge of
Harrison
Commuunity Hall
Sign Evangelist Casey VanDerJagt to Speak at Baptist Church
The Dover Tabernacle hosts a Sunday afternoon service at three o'clock followed by an evening program at the Glare Baptist Church featuring Casey VanDerJagt the Sign Evangelist. He will recount his life story and share gospel messages aided by his wife and W. A. B. radio staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Dover Tabernacle
Casey VanDerJagt
VanDerJagt
Michigan
W. A
Morning Fellowship Club
Casey
Is. Com
Melvin Trotter
City ‘Mission
Grand Rapids
Rome
Dover
Mater Displays Ancient Black Walnut Baby Cradle
D. E. Mater shows in his office a cradle over a century old crafted from black walnut. He says it descended through generations from his ancestors and once quieted D. H. and siblings’ cries over seventy years ago. The crib features long solid rockers and keystone head and foot designs.
Clare High Edges Gladwin 24 to 23 for Second Place
Clare High overcame a late rally by Gladwin to win 24 to 23 in a hard fought game. Wengert fouled out late third, Tupper fouled out late, Stout left with an ankle injury for Gladwin, Sanford injured, and Anderson finished for Clare as they secured second place in the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Gladwin
Tupper
Ecore
Doc’ Sanford
Doc
Parish
Kanarr
Anderson
Dr Emerson Orth Dies at Freeland Home
Freeland resident Dr Emerson Orth died Saturday February 16 after years long throat illness. Born May 2 1875 in Friedsburg Ontario he trained at Detroit Medical College and practiced in Linwood and Midland before retiring in 1932. Survived by widow Florence Law and sister Mrs D Kemp of Clare funeral held February 20 at Freeland with burial at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Emerson Orth
Freeland
Dr. Orth
Friedsburg
Ont
Clare
Detroit’ Medical College
Florence, Law
Freeland, Co
Linwood
Michigan
Midland
B R. Stevenson
St. .Paul’si Episcopal ‘Church
Étuelat
Frig
Pine Grove Cemetery
Father and Son Banquet Draws Sold-Out Crowd
The Congregational church hosted the Father and Son banquet on February 14 with all tickets sold. Rev Dawe gave the invocation, George White acted as toastmaster, and a high school band quartet performed to enthusiastic applause. Dexter Elden and Detroit visitor George Hebert delivered heartfelt toasts to dads and boys.
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Congregational Church
Ladies Guild
Roy Cimmerer
A. Throop
Dawe
George Hebert
Detroit
Brownie
Hebert
E. W. Brown
Future Farmers Stage Excellent Fair at School
The Clare high school Future Farmers chapter hosted its second annual mid-winter fair last Wednesday. Exhibits featured grains and produce with top prizes totaling 23.75 dollars. Leo Lansing won 4.25 and a Championship ribbon for 19 points. Judges from Beaverton and area schools evaluated seeds and grains, Beaverton winning the judging contest with 21.95 of 24.00 points.
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Future Farmers
Clare High School
Leo Lansing
Clarence Kanaar
Leo
Ewart
Beaverton
Farwell
Barryton
Coleman
Mr. Cobb
Central State Teachers, College
Future Farmer
B.D. Kennedy
R. V. Gunn
Economic Department of Michigan ‘State College
B. É. Andérson
Claré Drug Co
MusselFs Drugstore
Clara’ Hay, Grain, ‘and Bean Company
Farmers Independent Produce Co
Citizens State Bank
Clare
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M. E
Methodist Church
Young Gilmore Farmer
Alvin Albert Border
William Cullen Bryant
Hudson
C. M. Durfee
Hatton
Twp
Twin Elms
Baptist Church
D. E. Mater
Clare High
D. Kemp
Percy ‘V. Dawe