Fathers And Sons Banquet Highlights Parental Guidance
Rev. B Hawkins urged understanding between men and boys at the Mt Pleasant Congregational church Father and Son banquet attended by 120. He warned youth face greater modern pressures and stressed fathers must guide with wisdom and service while paying attention to the nation’s future debts and moral foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Mt. Pleasant
Congregational Church
B. Hawkins
H. B. Johnson
Wr. Zemmer
Zemimer
George White
Thompson
Washington
County Supervisors to Attend Chamber Meeting March 12
Clare County Board of Supervisors will be invited to the Clare Chamber of Commerce meeting on March 12 where an East Michigan Tourist Association educational program will be presented by Thomas Marston of Bay City and other representatives. The program promotes Michigan tourism as part of a state wide campaign by the Greater Michigan organization without fundraising, urging cooperation with advertising agencies to attract summer visitors. At the April meeting Hon A C Carton of Lansing will speak on bringing the ocean 2000 miles inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Clare Chamber of Commerce
East Michigan Tourist Association
Thomas Marston
Bay City
Greater Michigan ‘Organization
Michigan
A. C. Carton
Lansing
Music Furnished by Local Quintet at Occasion
Music for the occasion was furnished by Ross Thompson George Boyd and Floyd Aldread with Norris Elden and George Boyd singing a vocal duet They were accompanied on the piano by Ross Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ross Thompson
George Boyd
Floyd Aldread
Norris Elden
Clare High Drops Heartbreaker to Evart on Rough Floor
Evart wins 30 to 26 as Clare High struggles with a short court and erratic shooting. Evart opens and maintains the lead, while Clare penetrates defense repeatedly but cannot finish. Reserve teams edge Clare 32 to 21 after a three minute overtime of rough play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High
Evart
Evart Boys
Clare
Darwin vs the Bible court trial at church gathering
A church youth meeting staged a mock trial with Charles Darwin as complainant and the Bible as defendant. Seventeen actors, four counts against the Bible, a no action verdict, and Darwin ordered to read one Bible chapter daily for a year. Six young ladies sought salvation after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Darwin
Church of God
Jonah
E. S. Feterson
Archie Cleveland
Bake Sale by Hvanzelical Dandies Aid Society
The Hvanzelical Dandies Aid Society will hold a bake sale at Friz's Satir gay on February 25. Proceeds support community aid programs through the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvanzelical Dandies Aid Society
Friz’s Satirgay
Chairman Mercer names committees for crippled children aid
B N Mercer chair of Clare County Michigan Society for Crippled Children announces township committees and a countywide survey to list all crippled children by April 1. A clinic will review each case to plan aid and treatment in line with state provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Mercer
Clare County
The
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Mercer
Clare
Michigan State College halts sale of legume cultures
The bacteriological department at Michigan State College announces a policy change due to rapid growth in demand for legume seed inoculation cultures. Expanded alfalfa and sweet clover plantings strain lab facilities, so cultures will be prepared this year by S. F. Edwards in his Lansing laboratory under department supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
S. F. Edwards
Lansing
Mr. Edwards
Princess Theatre Schedule Selections Highlight Western and Adventure Films
The Princess Theatre lists films for February 25 to March 2 including Splitting the Breeze with Tom Tyler, Shanghia Bound starring Richard Dix as a river freighter captain under pirate attack, The Chaser with Harry Langdon, and No Place to Go featuring Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes. A serial Golden Stallion continues amid social notes on Mrs Eva Brown visiting Scottville relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tyler
Tom
Sun-Mon
Shanghia
Richard Dix
Dix
Yaungtse
Harry Langdon
Harry
Thursi
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Golden
Boys and Girls Clubs Rise in Michigan Growth
The piece notes over forty thousand Michigan youths belong to Boys and Girls Clubs, praising club work for fostering farm and home values. It argues farming is an art requiring science and character, and highlights clubs as a key to educating the next generation about agriculture and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
America
M P A To Meet At Van Ettan Lake
The Michigan Press Association will hold its annual summer outing at Van Ettan Lake Lodge in June. The East Michigan editors meet for a three day session with business talks, dinner, and outdoor sports. Last year’s gathering was at Houghton Lake. The event highlights Oscoda flying fields, the Michigan National Forest, the Au Sable River, Lake Huron, and nearby inland lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By &. M. T. Service
Michigan Press Association
van Ettan Lake Lodge
East Michigan
Houghton Lake
van Ettan Lake
Oscoda
Michigan National Forest
Au Sable River
Lake Huron
Rev Elihu Mayhew Attracts At Center Church
Rev Elihu Mayhew of Shepherd assists the pastor at Center Church Rosébush delivering powerful nightly messages that save souls. The service opens with a slow, inspiring gang service and the public is cordially invited to attend these heartwarming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Mayhew
Shepherd
Center Church
Rosébush
Daviton
Clare completes season with win over Sacred Heart Academy
Clare defeated Sacred Heart Academy Mt. Pleasant 38 to 8 in the last home game. The Clare squad showed team play and passing strength, with substitutes getting a run as coach Aldread shuffled players. Clare has two losses in thirteen games and faces St. Louis tonight in the final game after beating them earlier 32 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sacred Heart Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Aldread
Clare Boys
Sacred Hearts
Stanley
Nivison
Grover
Hearns
Sharpe
Johnson
St. Louis
GH YE Women Auxiliary Meeting Announcement
The Auxiliary plans its next meeting on Wednesday February 29 with Mrs. Fred Doherty. Members will start new work and arrange the entertainment for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Doherty
Washington's Birthday Program Much Enjoyed
In honor of George Washington's birthday the city schools held exercises in the auditorium. Kindergart en and first six grades performed recitations songs dialogues and flag drills with titles such as Our First Flag Mount Vernon Bells Why Washington Did not Become a Sailor There Are Many Flags in Many Lands George Washington and Star Spangled Banner. Parents attended and enjoyed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Fred Harned
Mount Vernon
Washington
Babe Called Beyond in Sheridan Township
The five months old baby of Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson died after a brief illness. Rosa Lek is mourned by the family of three boys and two girls. Services were held from the home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Bey Frank Bates, with farm aid to rest in Cherry Grove. Rexall Birthday sale now at Andergon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Sheridan ‘Township
Rosa Lek
Bey
Frank Bates
Cherry Grove
Leg fracture discovered after long delay at Memorial Hospital
Donald Hudson a Bennington boy, twelve, suffered a leg fracture near the knee while helping with stumps last spring when a whiffletree broke. An X ray finally showed the break, and he was cast at Memorial hospital. His uncle William Hudson, Bennington postmaster, also injured a shoulder in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hudson
Robert Hudson
Bennington
Memorial Hospital
William Hudson
Mary Waugh
Owosso Argus
Hudson
Legion Post Reports State Adjutant’s Meeting in Lansing
At Walter A. Larman post in Lansing the adjutant Joe Oden delivered a report on the State Adjutant’s meeting held in Lansing. The post shows 52 paid members for 1928, ranking third in district ten with 138 percent growth, behind Petoskey and Alpena. A membership drive aims for 200 percent by March first, with committees named and a banquet planned in Harrison during March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Larman
American Legion
T. Carl Holyrook
Lansing
Jeo Oden
Petoskey
Alpena
Harrison
Associates Fete George H. Phelps Thursday Evening
A dinner in honor of George H. Phelps, longtime Clare resident and founder of Phelps Cafeteria, was hosted by Mrs. Note Barnes. Guests from business and social circles attended in appreciation of his service to Clare, with Phelps moving to Greenville to take over Baker Jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Phelps
Clare
Phelps
Note Barnes
Barnes
Greenville
Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Clare Taxpayers Tax Collection at Citizens State Bank
Beginning this week Thursday I will be at the Citizens State Bank to receive city taxes every afternoon except Sunday until Wednesday February 29 inclusive. Hone all who have not paid us yet will endeavor to do so on one of these days. Mrs. Vera B. Peterson Deputy Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Hone
Vera B. Peterson
Clare Study Club Mothers and Daughters Banquet Held
The Clare Study Club held its annual banquet at Hotel Doherty drawing 75 mothers and daughters. Mrs Helen Bicknell led music while Mrs Ruth Hachmuth served as toastmaster. Speakers and performers celebrated motherhood with songs and stories as Mrs Helen Hurd discussed the home as a source of character formation and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Clare Study Club
Helen Lucille Bicknell
J. B. Johnson
Mulder
Beulah Caple
Frances Jackson
Louise Mulder
Louise
Hanice Bicknell
Helen Hurd
Banauel
Rausch Inbuseh
America
Church
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Marston
Osceola Quintet
Ernest
Bake Sale
Joseph Hoag
Hunice Bicknell
Ben Carpenter
Surrey
Samuel McGoogan
G. EB. Lamb
Arthur
Lester Riggins
Jesse Newman
Franklin
Reginald Sharp
Wm. Miller
Treeman
Merritt W. Finch
Edith Burns
Frost
Lillian Reynolds
Wm. H. Arnold
Lillian Bilsteen
Frank Newsom
Redding
Margaret Tillettson
Bert H. Switzer
Sheridan
Paul Zimmerman
Robert Cochran
Bert Rutter
Howard Cotton
Summerfield
Heniry Kufahl
Winterfield
Nealie
Cook
Peter Cook
M.S. C
Princess Theatre
Eva. Brown
Scottville
Meyhew
Sacred Heart
Ternoon
Babe
Rexall
Andergon
Bennington Lad
Leo Oden
FETE
Clare Taxpayers
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