Rail Timetables and Local Notices From Clare Area
Local columns list rail schedules in Central Standard Time for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lines with other transit notes, a Detroit auto show mention, and routine community updates. Readers are informed of hotel departures, school and church activities, fishing outings, and upcoming Legion Auxiliary talk by Lear J. Doherty at Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Hampton
Leo
Bernie
Detroit
John Woodward
Beech’ Street
Katherine Tomshack
Ann Arbor
Horace’ Joyner
L. H. Davy
Jos. Kennedy
Mt. Clemens
Lance Thayer
Allen Gerow
Stanley Gerow
Floren Pudway
Houghton Lake
Floyd Merica
Chas. Parrett
Flint
Jesse Lamphere
Charles Albert Bassett dies at 75 in Lake Michigan
Charles Albert Bassett born November 20 1859 in Plint Genesee County Michigan died January 7 1985 at his Lake home aged 75 years 1 month 17 days. He married Rose Lee Evans October 16 1886 and they lived in Lake from 1891 where he worked in lumbering then a farm. Survived by widow four daughters eight grandchildren two sons predeceased. Funeral at Gleaner Hall with Rev Toma Evart EB officiating burial Garfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert Bassett
Plint
Genesee County
Michigan
Oliver
Elizabeth Bassett
Lake
George Patterson
Cio
Rose Lee Evans
Ben Adrem
Dominick Rohen
Ewart
Charles Badger
Lansing
William Waldren
Elvira Davison
Nome
Gleaner Hall
Garfield Cemetery
Toma
Evart M. EB. Church
Rabbi Wolsey to Speak in Clare Tuesday January 29
Rabbi Louis Wolsey, England, Chaplain General of the Arkansas State Militia, will speak in Clare on Tuesday January 29. He has lectured at multiple universities and institutions and will be accompanied by his family. Tickets should be secured in advance from James S. Bicknell. limited quantities remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Woiley
Clare
England
Arkansas State Militia
World Alliance For International Friendship
University of Michigan
Cornell University
Leland Stanford
Junior University
University of Washington
Chautauqua Institution
Rabbi Wolsey
Clara
David
Wits
New York City
James
Bicknell
Governor's proposal reforms state education and welfare
The governor urges abolishing two teachers colleges in Marquette and Kalamazoo Mt Pleasant and Ypsilanti to cut costs while keeping Mt Pleasant for northern Michigan. He backs consolidating welfare agencies, reforming mental health care, and revamping orphanages. Proposals include a new Highway Department, unemployment and old age pensions funding changes, stricter liquor laws, a short ballot, and reduced legislature size with a 50 member House and 16 member Senate. The article notes cost concerns of long sessions and urges local groups to discuss these radical changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Penisula
Marqnette
Lower Peninsula
Mt. Pleasant
Kalamazeoo
Ypsilanti
Teachers’ College
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
Central State Teachers’ College
County Normals
Michigan
Conservation’ Department
State Highway Department
Liquor Control Commission
Ernor
House of Représentatives
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
North
Pere Marquette
West Ts
Harrison
Doherty
Midland
Saginaw
Clare Drug
Burd
Kings
Dewey
Paxton
Thursdday
Fiverybody
Hugh Barnes
Miss Kennetha
Charlotte
James Olson
Jay Green
Wilbur Lower
Gladwin
Chas
Port Huron
Heyell
Percy “Wilson
Ithaca
St. Johns
Legion
Auxiliary
C. B
Wood Fi
Clare County General Hospital
5Th St
Resal
Clare ‘Elevator Company
Gus Marotzke
Telehpone
Clare County Savings Bank
Circuit Court For
Clare County
McEwan and
Fourth Streets
City of
Allen R. Graham
Lohrke
Ise
Charles Albert. Bassett
Chambers of Commerce
House of Representatives
Clare Séntinel
D&c
Wowiers Union
Women’s Union
Regsular
Clare, Michigan
Mussell’s Drug Store
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