Railroads and local notices fill Clare community page
Central Standard Time schedules list Ann Arbor South No. 638 at 9 47 A M North No 61 12 145 P M Pere Marquette West 7349 A M East 12 00 P M Harrison 9 46 on Tuesdays only South daily bus to Mt Pleasant Midland and Saginaw from Hotel Doherty. Social and church events include Ladies Union Friday meeting at Mrs Fred Hudson and PTA tonight with box social noted. Local visits and incidents feature Clio and Flint trips, a Terraplane mishap claim, basketball coach Bourke Lodewyk at Central State Teachers College, and multiple homecomings and hospital updates.
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Tables Central Standard
Ann Arbor South
Pere Marquette Westa
Harrison
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Art Walters
Clio
Flint
Ladies Union
Fred Hudson
Jas. Clark
Carl Shindorf
Lionel Parish
Saginaw Business College
Gorchon
Parent Teachers Association
O'Connor School
Eiveryone
M. Shumway
Fannie Shumway
George Younker
San Bernado
California
Percy V. Dawe
Lansing
Alpert Dawe
Percy Dawe
Cadillac
Phillip Geeck
The
Sentinel
Geeck
Bourke
Lodewyk
Central State Teachers College
E. Davy
Clare
Walter H. Earman Post plans desk and highway beautification
Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 American Legion held a regular meeting in the Legion rooms Monday evening. They discussed purchasing a simple inexpensive desk for records usable by the Adjutant and Finance Officer and consulted on beautifying U. S. 27 in cooperation with Central State Teachers College and other groups. A March 16 meeting of representatives is planned at Mt. Pleasant. A National Adjutant letter noted a coast to coast radio address by National Commander Belgrano on February 97 at 11:45 to 12:00 midnight EST. all are invited to listen.
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Guild
Geo. White
Methodist Auxiliary
Ruth Hachmuth
Hherhart
Ladies Aid
Snell
Harold Slater
Midland
J. T. Grimason
Ernestine Clute
The
Kings Daughters
Frank Leffingwell
A. M. Gilmore
Coneele
Mt. Pleasant
R. A. Leffingwell
Ladies Auxiliary
M. HE. Church
Clare Good Literature Club
N. A. Elden
Warold Nelson
Europe
Mar
C. J. Milliken
Betty
Saginaw
Ida McLeod
Carrie Day
Neil Biden
Clare
Central State Teachers College
Geo. Hebert
Brownie
Warren Brodie
BE. W. Brown
Detroit
George
Norman Allen
Johanna Mack
Eva Brown
Harper Hospital
Bruce Gibbs
E. T. Smith
Homer
Kalamazoo Hospital
Rev. Smith
Philip Geeck
Wayne
Goodman Theatre Players
Tom Taylor
Chicago
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Legion
U. S. 27
Columbia
Belgrano
Peter Heals a Lame Man at Beautiful Gate
Lesson outlines Peter healing a cripple at the temple gate Beautiful, the ensuing witness before the people, and the early church’s response. It covers the miracle, Peter and John’s bold preaching, their arrest, Sanhedrin testimony, and the church’s prayer for boldness to share the gospel.
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Peter
John
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Temple
God
Ale
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Church At Prayer
Lincoln Birthday and Valentine Day Celebrated in School
Mrs Harter and Mrs Schneider visited as students learned about Abraham Lincoln on February 12. The room displayed Lincoln pictures and flags, made badges, and sang the flag salute while reading Lincoln stories. Students enjoyed Valentine activities, perfect papers, and a party with candy hearts and cookies, despite a few absences.
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Junior Bruesch
Ruth Cleveland
Jack Green
Delta Lee Walker
Phyllis Ogle
Mayme Bruckart
Donald Foster
Junior Grumbley
Jimmy Jackson
James Ostrowsky
Robert Smith
Jan Bicknell
Dorig Maxwell
Jackie Rodabatgh
Phillis Sternaman
Kennetha Barnes
Doris
Maxwell
Lawrence Foss
Miss Reynolds
Lincoln
Religion as Experience for Present World Fire
A concise exhortation on religion as an active experience guiding daily life rather than a mere creed or future promise. The quote emphasizes personal inspiration, universal access, and practical program for living, not just salvation.
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Stalker
Peace of God in All Daily Duties Urged
A call to seek the peace of God in everyday life as earnestly as in Christ’s Great Commission, urging calm, steady devotion in small tasks and daily faith. The message contrasts secular conduct with Kingdom duties, urging practical piety.
Home Economic Groups Meet at Grange Hall
The Elm Grove group held a February 11 meeting with county chair Mrs Best Sie Bradley presiding. Topics included Goals in Homemaking and the Art of Home-making led by Mia Florence Russell and Mrs Grace Williams, with notes and plans for Achievement Day. A pot luck lunch followed and a final check-up meeting is set for mid March.
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Grove
Grange
Bestsie Bradley
Mia
Florence Russell
Grace Williams
North Vernon Home Economics Extension Meeting
The North Vernon Home Economics Extension group met at Mrs. Anna Ackerman’s Pleasant Home on February 14 for an all day session. Twelve regular members, one new member, and one visitor attended. Mrs. Lois Tope presided in the absent chair. After roll call, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
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North Vernon
Home Heconomics Extension Group
Geneva Willey
Lillian Harriger
Margaret Bauder
Francis Funnell
Lesson on tug making and furniture arrangement noted
The report records a noon dinner, an afternoon meeting opened with singing Home Sweet Home, and a lesson on furniture arrangement titled Beauty. The recreation period was described as very interesting, with adjournment to meet Mrs Vera Ramey on March 28. Dorothy Denton noted as secretary.
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Vera Ramey
Dorothy Denton
Homemaker Topic and Officers Discussed by Lake Extension Group
The Lake Extension group met Friday with six members and one visitor to discuss The Homemaker. They elected officers for the coming year and set Achievement Day for April 16 at Farwell community building.
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Lake Extension Group
Jane’ Brooks
Gertrude Scott
Sec
Treas
Annabelle Tryon
Jane Brooks
Helen Howell
Blanche Oman
Farwell
R. F Tyndall
Hi Ho Reflects On Human Foibles In Chinatown Sage Words
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, says he has no fault to find with his fellow men. He adds that he cannot be wise enough to stop people from being dissatisfied and criticizing each other.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Primitive Music Shown at Smithsonian Collections
More than 2,000 musical instruments made by primitive tribes are exhibited in the Smithsonian Institution collections. The display highlights ancient rhythms and cultural origins across multiple regions.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Gilon
Swifts Wee Crean
Clare Drug Company
Walter H. Earman
Fred M. Morgan
Cash Food Shop
Science
Ska Beaker
W. Mee
ELM Grove Group
North Vernon Group
Jesson
College
Cecil Bouchey
Julia McMillen
Clare County Savings Bank
Circuit Court For
Clare County
McEwan and
Fourth Streets
City of
Allen R. Graham
Frigidaire
Jack Pearl
Freddy Rich
Columbia Network
Consumers Power Company
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