Ladies Aid to Meet at M E B Parsonage This Afternoon
Local notes list various social visits and travel. Mrs Vera Longilier returns to Lansing after five weeks with relatives. Jennie Phillips marries George Phillips of Marysville. multiple residents attend Eastern Star and Rebekah Lodge events. Courtney Bauer and Wm Dunlop trip to Florida. diverse visits to Saginaw Alma Hillsdale, and a President's Ball fundraiser in Clare.
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Ladies Aid
M. EB. Parsonage
Harold Schaeffer
Harl Ruby
Saginaw
Chag Snay
Lowell
Kenneth Hendrie
Vera Longilier
Lansing
Hays Tupper
Lewis Thayer
Miami
Fla
Orlando
Jennie Phillips
Hubel
George Phillips
Marysville
Washington
Jay A. Bellinger
Alexander BE. Wylie
Nellie M. Sherwood
Beck
Harrison
Gordon McIntosh
Minnie Wilkie
Thos. Abbott
Gilbert Howard
C. D. Harvey
John Schultz
Coleman
Rebekah Lodge
Harverter
Doris
Will Irwin
Flint
Leonard Irwin
Jack Reynolds
Clint
Clarence Saunders
O” Saginaw
al Young
Norman Pentner
Jack Young
Ladies Union of the
Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
John O’neill
Big Rapids
Arthur O’neill
Bert Green
Russell Green
Midland
Heath
Ernest Green
F. C. Sanford
Hugene
Wyman
Bernard
Alma
Hillsdale
Clare
Clare County
Ray Strouse
Sheridan
Courtney Bauer
Wm. B. Dunlop
Florida
DB. A. White
New Smyrna
A. D. Telcher
City Rescue Mission
Detroit
City Mission
Grand Rapids
Glenn Sanford
Hol. Stoler
South Bend
Ind
Natchie Karwoski
Iron River
James Hallock
Royal Oak
Gordie Pratt
al Rizzard
Stambaugh
Michigan
Hillsdale College
Uncle Eben on Common Sense and Good Sense
Uncle Eben explains a distinction between common sense and good sense with a pun about wording. He argues that saying common sense implies lesser accuracy and urges precise language to express thoughtful reasoning.
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Uncle Eben
Spirit of Ane Transports Many to Religious Services
The Spirit of Ane, a big Reo bus, carried 164 passengers to and from weekly services under Wills Richardson and Niel Abbott of Mann's Siding. Clare County Bible Mission reports all bills paid, oil donated by Roosevelt Oil Co. Mt. Pleasant funds the bus needs, and crowds show a great spiritual impact across Clare and surrounding communities. B M Nottage led the closing Jubilee with pastors and delegates from Detroit to Jackson, with a return service requested for March 2 before his southern tour.
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Spirit of Evangel
Wills Richardson
Niel Abbott
Mann's Siding
Clare County Bible Mission
Roosevelt Oil Co
Mt. Pleasant
Detroit
Owosso
St. Johns
Gladwin
Skeels
Sand Lake
Jackson
B. M. Nottage
Local Chamber Pans Year’s Activities and Awards
The chamber announces awards including the Chamber of Commerce Prize a neat prize plane for the 1938 membership drive. President Barnes outlines goals for the year stressing representative business participation adequate finance tourism and group efforts among merchants.
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Consumers Power
John Keschman
Chamber of Commerce
John
Barnes
Jesse Hampton
Tim Cotter
Jim Olson
Austin Bates
O. D. Bayes
Ed. Johnston
Art Damoth
Ed. Roac
Theo
Wallington
Harold Fleming
Ben Burdo Roy Harger
Lance ‘Thayer
Stuart Bicknell
Dee McKnight Lyle Chapman
M. B. Gallagher
Ace Parker
Doc. Slattery Murl Houghton
Joe Sproat
Frank Jackson
Jesse Lamphere
Gus Marothe
Chet Richard
L. E. Davy
Lawrence Jackson
Clyde Harris
Jim Bicknell
Willard Bicknell
Harold Jones
Martin Loomis
Vu. D. Bayes
Allen Crum
Howard Jones Omer
John H. Doherty
Geo. White
Richard Woodcock
Frank Hynak
Henry Doll Forest Shumway
Lance Thayer
Questio
Ben Hast
Mt. Pleasant
William F Erhart Dies. Local Farmer and Detroit Tradesman
William F Erhart 68 former Clare farmer died January 10 1939 after ill health since July 1934 He was born in Linkenheim Germany October 23 1870 came to the United States at 17 settled in Detroit worked in the lavist business before moving to Clare in 1904 He married Emma Keebler May 8 1907 They had two children Mrs Don Owens and Calvin Funeral services were held at the Clare Baptist church with Rev Charles Kleinhardt and two assistants among many relatives and friends He leaves a devoted wife and children and many other relatives from Michigan and Detroit
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William Frederick Erhart
Jacob
Christina Erhart
Linkenheim
Baden
Germany
United States
Detroit
Lavist
Clare
Arthur
Grant Township
Baptist Church
Charles Kleinhardt
Telcer
Towne
B. H. Kraus
Gus Bolt
Ray Balsley
Donald Benway
George Manns
Flint
Archie Owens
Clio
Edward Keebler
Howard Blower
Saginaw
Ray Hardy
Mecosta
Walter Oft
Roseville
Pioneer Woman Sarah Ann Willey Dies After Long Life
Sarah Ann Mitchell Willey, born August 24 1858 in Oakland County Michigan, died January 8 1939 at her daughter Nellie Willey’s home in Rosebush Vernon township. Survived by husband Levi Willey, five children, a brother and sister, and five grandchildren. funeral held January 10 at Rosebush Presbyterian Church.
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Sarah Ann Mitchell Willey
William and
Adelia Mitchell
Oakland County
Michigan
Nellie Willey
Mt. Pleasant
John Marcelles
Clare
Albert
Saginaw
Isabella County
Levi Willey
Gulick
Nellie
Earl
Pearl
Rosebush
Andrew
Vernon
Vernon Township
Pere Marquette
Midland
Willey
Marion
Arnold
Forest
Anna Lee
Audry Dee
Card of Thanks for Elias Riegle
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during Elias Riegle’s illness and death. Special thanks to the American Legion for attentions and escorts of honor, Mrs. Carrie Green for vocal numbers, Rev. H. B. Johnson for comforting words, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and family, Mrs. Effie Saul and daughter.
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Elias Riegle
The
American Legion
Carrie Green
H. B. Johnson
Robert Hudson
Effie Saul
Thanking Friends For Kindness After Loss
We express gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown during the death and burial of Marguerite's sister Adelpha Brownell. Special thanks go to Mrs. Kittie McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McIntosh for their assistance. Signed by Mr and Mrs Byba and Marguarite.
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Marguerite
Adelpha Brownell
Kittie McIntosh
In Memoriam Shélyn Jean Wilson
Darling baby Shélyn Jean Wilson died at nine months old. Parents Deibert Wilson Emma Fairbanks Harriet Umphry honor her memory with a brief notice in this publication.
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Shélyn Jean Wilson
Deibert Wilson
Emma Fairbanks
Harriet Umphry
Gratitude for kindness after loss of Mrs. Levi Willey
The Willey family thanks friends neighbors and groups including the American Legion Legion Auxiliary Rebekahs Past Noble Grands O E S and Doherty Sons for acts of kindness and floral tributes during illness and death of their mother Mrs. Levi Willey Rev R O Thomsort offered comfort.
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Levi Willey
R. O. Thomsort
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Rebekahs
Doherty
Card of thanks for loss of husband and father
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after the death of our beloved husband and father. We appreciate the support from singers and Reverends Kleinhardt Telcer and Towne and the floral tributes and cards. Emma Erhart Calvin Don Owens Mr and Mrs Don Owens.
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Kleinhardt, Telcer
Towne
Emma Erhart
Calvin
Don Owens
Clare Taxpayers Gather at Bank for Taxes
City Treasurer Mrs. Jessie Gibbs announces weekly Tuesday afternoon tax collections at Citizens State Bank through March 1 for city and dog taxes in Clare.
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Citizens State Bank
Jessie Gibbs
Appreciation for Kindness During Illness at Hagte Community
I thank everyone who remembered me during my illness and helped make my hospital stay pleasant. Hagte Community and Aid sent fruit and flowers, and I am grateful for all the cards telegrams and letters from my friends. Mirnest Kleiner
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Hagte
District basketball schedule and tournament dates
January 20 Remus here January 24 Gladwin here January 27 Evart there January 31 Midland here February 3 Reed City there February 10 Bvart there February 14 Open February 17 Remus there February 21 Gladwin here District tournament set for Mt. Pleasant March 2 3 4.
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Remus
Gladwin Hera Anuary
Evart
Midland
Reed City
Bvart
Open
Gladwin
Mt. Pleasant
Giraffe Fashion Sparks Paris 1829 Trend
The first giraffe arrived in Paris in 1829 and instantly inspired fashion. Hats dresses and decorations reflected the animal's influence, followed shortly by chimpanzee designs and Paris costumes styled a la rocke as the fad spread.
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Paris
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