Farmers Produce Co Holds Annual Meeting at Store Saturday
Officers and directors gathered at the West Fourth Street store to review the past year and report a substantial business increase. John Neithercut resigns. Reginald McBride named director. Officers: President Fred Turbush Vice President Fred Loomis Treasurer Martin Loomis Secretary R B McGuire. Directors: Robert Kliener Reginald McBride Chris Krell R B Williams Archie Dawson. Phillip Geeck remains active amid company optimism after a year with a fire setback and 1937 goals.
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Farmers Produce Co
West Fourth Street
John Neithercut
Mr. McBride
Fred Turbush
Fred Loomis
Martin Loomis
R. B. McGuire
Manager's Week sale set for A and P store dates
Kenneth Hendrie, manager of the Jocal A. and P. store, announces the third annual Manager's Week sale from January 18 to 23. He promises the strongest food sale of the year with extreme low prices on a long list of essential daily articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hendrie
Jocal A. & P
Hendrie
Ziegler Seeks Republican Nomination for State Highway Commissioner
Charles M. Ziegler of Lansing announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination as State Highway Commissioner. A 1913 University of Michigan civil engineer, he has worked in Ann Arbor Railroad City Engineer Cadillac Kalamazoo Detroit Lansing Saginaw and Dayton Ohio. He served as Deputy Commissioner under Dillman until June 1933.
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Charles M. Ziegler
Lansing
Graver
Dillman
Mr. Ziegler
E Engineering School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Saginaw
Aviation
Dayton
Ohio
Ziegler
State Highway Department
Frank F. Rogers
Cadillac
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Wildlife Pictures Draw Large Crowd at Clare City Hall
A wildlife meeting at Clare City Hall Auditorium drew nearly 300 people Monday evening. Fred Thomas presented forest reels and wildlife films with Edward Gilson assisting, showcasing deer herds moose on Isle Royale and fishing activities. Clare Rod and Gun Club sponsored the event and thanked Farwell schools superintendent Russell Tyndall for the projector.
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City Hall
Fred Thomas
Isabella County
Edward Gilson
Clare County
Isle Royale
Gus Brewer
Gladwin
Hoe
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Russell Tyndall
Farwell
Clare County Republican Convention Called for 1937
Official call announces Harrison court house meeting on January 20 1937 at 11 am to elect four delegates to the Republican State Convention in Detroit on February 5 1937. Delegates from the September 1936 primary will attend. Gerald H. Lamb secretary Kyle Melinnon chairman.
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Clare County
Michigan
Court House
Harrison
Detroit
Bahk's Statewide Consumer Power Service Move
A terse fragment hints at a State driven consumer power initiative. The text references courteous service and a focus on power delivery, with unclear context or outcome. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment provided.
Strong Lake City and Clare Battle Tonight in Big Conference Match
Lake City hosts Clare at the local gym tonight in what is billed as the season’s strongest game. A large crowd is expected as both squads showcase skill. Last week Lake City beat Gladwin 23 to 14 while the seconds lost 8 to 20 on the opponent’s floor. Coleman visitors split results, first quintet led 39 to 21 and the junior team battled hard as scores tallied late. Next week the boys travel to Reed City then St. Louis visits.
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Lake City
Clare
Gladwin
Coleman
Reed City
St. Louis
Hanners Currie test in Vernon proves dry hole
Oil promoters and landowners report disappointment as Hanners Currie No 1 west of Clare fails after reaching 8890 feet with only brine after an initial oil and gas show. Other wells like Chartier Wilson Estate No 1 and Gort well progress with mixed results and permits granted for new drilling.
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Currie
Clare
Dundee
Chartier
Wilson Estate
Traverse
Gilmore Township
Sun Oil Co
Hamilton Township
Clare County
Chas. Durnin Farm
J. W. Wicklund Development Co
City Treasurer Reports Good One Percent Tax Collection
Mrs. A. B. Gibbs deputy city treasurer says about $22,000 has been paid by city taxpayers under the one percent tax. A small portion remains unpaid for water rent. The total city assessment is $39,353.20 not including the water tax. The treasurer and her husband hope the rolls will be turned back to the county with a one hundred percent paid mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gibbs
Gibbs
Local Congregational Church Holds Annual Meeting and Feast
The Con gregational church held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening January 12 with a supper organized by Mrs. Starley Magten. The pastor led prayer and reported a splendid spirit and cooperation across church departments, and the treasurer noted a greatly increased budget with rising expenses.
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Congregational Church
Weg
Starley
Magten
Chalk Talk Artist Brings Ten Day Church Meetings
National chalk talk artist P H Kady and pastor of Flint Gospel Assembly will close at Clare Baptist Church this Friday. His rapid chalk illustrations accompany songs and poems to deepen the message from God's word. A children's church starts, with meetings each Wednesday 4 to 5 PM led by Evelyn Wingfield.
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P. H. Kady
Flint Gospel Assembly
Clare Baptist Church
God's Word
Evelyn Wingfield
Two Young People Injured in Auto Wreck Near Clare
Viola Methner of near Rosebush and William Kirkpatrick of Clare were injured when their car skidded on a paved road east of Clare last Friday while returning from Coleman. They were thrown from the vehicle after it struck a tree and went into a ditch. Miss Methner suffered facial and limb injuries while Kirkpatrick had chest bruises and a head cut. Both were treated at Clare County General Hospital and are recovering at home.
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Viola Methner
Rosebush
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Clare
Coleman
Virginia
Clare County General Hospital
Wood
Miss Methner
William
Don Holbrook Again Heads Clare Chamber of Commerce
The Clare Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at the Doherty Hotel elected Donald Holbrook as president for 1937 with a slate including Ed Johnston as vice president Rev Albert Dawe as secretary and O D Bayes as treasurer. Directors Kenneth Barnes and John Doherty were chosen for three years. The group noted 79 paid members and heard a report on a Harrison Board of Commerce merger honoring Judge Dorsey and discussed later dues and a possible 6 pm Clare mail dispatch. A talk and reels on Northern Michigan tourism were given by Bil Hunger of the East Michigan Tourist Association.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Doherty Hotel
Albert Dawe
Donald Holbrook
Clarte Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Board of Commerce
Dorsey
Ed. G. Johnston
O. D. Bayes
Kenneth Barnes
John Doherty
Bil Hunger
East Michigan Tourist Association
Michigan
Clare
Board of Directors
Reorganized Mt. Pleasant General Hospital Opens Sunday
Mt. Pleasant General Hospital reopens under a new organization with public inspections Sunday from 1 to 6 p m Guides will lead visitors through the new building. The facility aims for broader emergency bed capacity and equal access for all American Medical Society members. Dr. Harrigan elected president. Dr. Hammerburg secretary. Dr. Davis treasurer. Directors include Drs. Pullen Baskerville Tergee Slattery Maynard.
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Mt. Pleasant General Hospital
Umder
Michigan Home and Training ‘School
Mt.Pleasant
Itg
Nin
American Medical Society
William L. Harrigan
Mt. Pleasant
Hospital Corporation
K. Hammerburg
I. L. Davis
Corporation
Charles D. Pullen
C. D. Baskerville
William Tergee
F. E. Slattery
Clare
Maynard
Coléman
Fowfkes
Saint
Michigan
Van Wagoner Declares Candidacy For Second Term
State Highway Commissioner Van Wagoner announced Monday his bid for re election. He cites honesty, ability, and vigorous prosecution of duties as key qualifications and notes his administration has handled millions of dollars with no irregularity amid a recent unsuccessful scandal attempt.
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van Wagoner
President's Ball at City Auditorium January Thirtieth
The C. C G W D Club presents the President's Birthday Ball at the City Auditorium on January 30 to raise funds for Warm Springs Foundation aiding crippled children. Tickets support charity. telegrams of congratulation to Roosevelt cost twenty five cents and also benefit Warm Springs. Music by Maurice Rushlow orchestra directed by Freddie Warner. A spring meeting of the Democratic county committee precedes the ball at 8:00.
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United States
Warm Springs
Georgia
Roosevelt
Western Union
C. CG. W. D. Club
Maurice, Rushlow
Freddie Warner
Democratic County Committee
A. A
Thelma Osborn Buys Lone Pine Lunch Room
Miss Thelma Osborn purchases the Lone Pine Lunch Room from Leo Joslin in the north end of the city. She takes immediate possession and has long held experience in Roy Joslin’s restaurant. Friends wish her success in the new venture.
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Thelma Osborn
Lone Pine
Theity
Leo Joslin
Miss Osborn
Roy
Joslin
Court convenes at Harrison for January 25 term
The first term of Circuit Court for 1937 will convene at Harrison Monday January 25. Eight People cases will be heard before Prosecuting Attorney Donald Holbrook. Cases include criminal burglary and entry charges, drunk and disorderly, and various civil issuances and trespass actions.
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Donald 4. Holbrook
Clare County
Study Club Holds Annual Meeting and Luncheon
The study club met at Helen Doherty’s home on Tuesday January 12 with 35 members attending a luncheon hosted by Mrs Gleason. Genevieve Fleming opened the session urging future projects while Nellie Feighner reported a Junior party and a $12 donation. Martha Bicknell was named president and delegate to the State Convention. three new members joined.
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Helen Doherty
Gleason
Adelaide Wylie
Mary Green
Genevieve Fleming
Nellie Feighner
Margaret McKnight
Greta Kennedy
Martha Bicknell
Louisa Bowler
Rec
Sec
Frieda Smith
Hilda Tibbits
Ethel Schiegel
Harriet Wilson
Mde
Velma Damoth
Lillian Seeley
Nelda Jones
Martha
Bicknell
Victor Mercer
Martha. Bicknell
Eva Lowrey
Greenfield
Marianne Wagner
Notice to Motorists on US10 Mobile Station
Motorists are informed that 7Lcam is operating the Mobile Station on US10. Bill Hochstetler is listed in connection with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hochstetler
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Clare Lodge No
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Clare Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hintt
Coleman Lodge
Warwell
Hemlock
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
Clio Rebekah Lodge
Oliver W. Nash
Crystal Walters
Clare Lodge
Noble Grand
Harry G. Nowlen
Alexander H. Wylie
John L. Rodabaugh
Leo. H. Oden
Martz Detwiler
Noble Grana
Arthur D. Johnson
Thomas Presley
Roy Barton
Guardian
Andrew N. Friz
Phil Geeck
Clare City Hall
Rod and Gun Club
Gerald HE. Lamb
Kyle Melinnon
Basketeers
Hanner
Vernon
Baptist Church
Donald E. Holbrook
C. OF C
Home and Training School
R. L. Dixon
Lapeer
State Hospital Board
General Hospital
Physiclang
Federal Indian School
Michigan Home and Training School
City Auditorium
Clare Co
Women’s Democratic Club
New
D. E. Holbrook
Clifford Darnell
Marie van Order
Elton Darnell
People
Walter Darnell
Rex Lloyd
Ralph McQuiston
Bob Stager
Eugene Williams
Citizens State Bank
State Mutual Added Fire Ins. Co
Assumpsit
Allen R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank
Clark H. Sutherland
Elizabeth Louise Callihan
James Johnson
James Howard Johnson
A J. Doherty
Stanley Mullet
Charida Mullet
Nina R. Mullett
Frank O. Wilkins
Fred Siegle
Harwell Oil and Gas Co
Charles H. Miller
Neff State Bank
Clayton Neff
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