Rail and bus schedules and local notices in Central Michigan
Central Standard Time timetables show Ann Arbor South No.62 at 9 47 A M North No.51 at 12 45 P M Pere Marquette West 7 42 A M East 2 00 P M Harrison 9 45 on Tuesdays only Bus schedule in Eastern Standard Time lists daily southbound from Hotel Doherty at 6 00 P M to Mt Pleasant Midland and Saginaw Monday 8 20 P M east. Local notes detail weekend visits and society events with church meetings and a milk truck delivery. A Meiggs and Mrs Lamphere hosted guests. Dorothy McFarland visited from Detroit. Ladies Guild plans and a talk by Rev Geo Bernard at Gladwin Methodist Church. Mrs Orris Penrose injured after stepping into a trap door. roads icy and sanded. I E Hampton delivered a 1934 Model A milk truck. Federal Reemployment Agency lists 581 people employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Guy Wilson
D. Dingman
Plint
Jesse Lamphere
Dorothy McFarland
Detroit
Lance Thayer
Ladies Guild
D. Kemp
Harold Flemming
Orris Penrose
Hampton
Ford Deale
Thayer Bros
Geo.Benard
Gladwin Methodist Church
L. M. Whitney
Library Notes at Clare City Library
The Clare City Library serves the community with over two hundred books checked out weekly. High School students use material for themes while rural teachers rely on shelves for supplementary reading. CCC members are reading non fiction and future clippings files will provide information.
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Clare City
CCC
Ladies Union Elect Officers For 1934 At Congregational Church
The Ladies Union of the Congregational church met at the parsonage hosted by Mrs Dawe for a pot luck lunch. After a brief report praising leadership in 1933 the group elected Mrs A Falk as President with Mrs Fred Hudson as Vice President Secretary Mrs Thurza Dawe and Treasurer Mrs Sam Loomis. The next meeting is set with Mrs Falk on January 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union of
The
Congregational Church
Dawe
C. H. Sutherland
Fred Hudson
A. Falk
Thurza Dawe
Sam Loomis
Falk
Methodist Auxiliary Opens New Year With A Bright Outlook
Mrs Dan Mater entertained the Ladies Auxiliary at her East 6th street home January 3. Twelve members attended despite icy walks and illness. The Ways and Means committee reported 23 77 from the December apron and bake sale. Mrs Daisley Goodman and Mrs Langston were commended for the project. Dues and luncheon totaled 3 50. Meeting adjourned to January 17 with Mrs Martha Bicknell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mater
East 6Th Street
Ways and Means Committee
Daisley Goodman
Langston
Mesdames Bogardus
Hachmuth
Pratt
Martha Bicknell
West 9Th St—C. M. S
Congregational Church Holds Annual Meeting
The meeting approved plans to raise the Per Capita Tax and prepare an intensive Livery Member canvass to fund the church budget. Chair A. B. Wylie reported trustees’ efforts, and a poem titled The Unspotted Leaf was read before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasset
McCulloch
Rogers
A. BH. Wylie
Zenobia Chapter 129 Hattern Star Holds January Session
Zenobia Chapter No 129 Order of the Hattern Star held its regular January meeting with a social gathering after. Substituting officers filled in due to illness and cold. A memorial for Hilda Dunlop was observed, and a committee was named for next meeting entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Order of the Hattern Star
Sam Loomis
Frances Davy
Ida Cregier
Genevieve Menning
Mary Loomis
Winifred Tasker
Adelaide Wylie
Susan Hall
Eunice Slentz
Brown Corners Sunday School Reorganized
A large crowd attended Sunday school as Chas Ott and Arthur Lower were appointed to nominate officers for the coming year. Rev. Van Brocklin and Miss Eunice Coulter led the meeting with Fred Treitch as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Ott
Arthur Lower
van Brocklin
Eunice Coulter
Fred Treitch
Victor Birdsall
Fern Credit
Donna Leitner
Hazel van Brocklin
Elizabeth Deller
Sup
Mail Order Catalogue Showcases Unique Displays
Men's clothing features close fitting four button sack coats, double breasted vests with high linen collars and cuffs. Fedora and Derby hats dominate headwear as Dame Fashion shows drastic changes in just over twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Community Notices From Vernon Hill and Nearby
Vernon Hill notes Miss Josie Lines returns home after ten days with relatives. Visitants from Stevenson Lake, Hinkleville, and Mt Pleasant share dinners and calls. A large card party and dance by the Rebekah lodge, a wedding trip to Flint, school visit to the Deaf School, and sympathy for Nelson Howard’s family are reported with many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Lines
Coleman
Vernon Funnell
David Funneill
Stevenson Lake
Jim Sherman
Hilton
Alice
Hinkleville
Seymour Border
the Hill
Rebekah Lodge
Doris
Dorothy Irwin
Carrie Perverse
P. F. Creguer
F. G. Allen
Thomas Bolen
Fred Irwin
Ralph
Flint
Frances Davis
Saginaw
Albert Bolen
Wm. Hampton
Pleasant
James Robinett
Gale
Chesaning
Alieh Gerow
David Teale
D. Stough
Nelson Howard
Clarence. Horning
Deforas
Vina Horning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weat
Harrison
John Nelson
Crook
Col
Maude McDonald
Davison
George Teeter
Federal
Library Notes
Guderlan
Ladies Union
Methodist Auxiliary
Clare Drug Company
Clare, Michigan
Hilda M. Dunlop
Brown Corners
Vernon Hill News
John Schultz
Ed. Russell
Alice Sperry
Houghton Lake
Adam Horning
Gordon McIntosh
Hardy
Sentimel
Brown
Bernice
Farwel
Prank Pringle
Zora
Kathern
Carrie
Pike
S. Pike
Pontiac
Birnie Stevens
Wallace
Donald
Harve Erter
Pearl Lidwill
Betty
Jack
Carrie Pervorse
Blue
Green
Rose
Bayons
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