Clare County Board of Supervisors Hold December 29 1930 Session
Clare County officials convened at Harrison Court House on December 29 1930 with 22 members present. They appointed a three member committee to review county officer bonds and bank depositories and discussed county funds and a water system at the infirmary, with actions on salaries bonds and a condolence resolution for Charles W Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Said
Benjamin Carpenter
Baluss
Burnett
Carpenter
Grigier
H. A. Dawson
S. A
Dawson
Derby
Dunkle
Finch
Gaffney
Gard
Geiger
Graves
Gronda
Hanley
Mether
Moder
Phinisey
Sharp
Stockwell
Thayer
Tryon
Whie
Fooll
Crigier
S. A. Dawson
Werby
Gardfiner
Weber
Hoder
Phimsey
Ehle
Louis BE. Slater
Hether
Yeas
Finch Gaffney
Gardiner
Hlaney
Hebher
Phinissey
Arthur D. Johnson
Board of County Road Commissioners
Dunkie
Harrison, Mich
R. I. Hether
Chaiman
Oder
Marion
Johnson
Ben Carpenter
Dac
Said County
Benjamin
Superyvisor
Dixon
Spartan Radio Corporation
Crigiér
A. Dawson
Ehie
Phin’sey
Midh
Honorable
Ax Darby
Reginald’ Sharp
John
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Asa H. Aldrich
Pinch
Bunkle
Gaffrey
Heber
Edmond Woods
Asa Hy. Aldrich
Charles W. Perry
Michigan tourism boom linked to land values and public funds
Secretary Geo H. Bishop of the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau cites rising land values and tax delinquency prevention as factors behind an optimistic view of Michigan tourism. He notes 200,000 dollars yearly from tourists funds fish protection and state game programs, with overall tourist payments near a million dollars annually. Plans exist to analyze 1931 data to quantify tourism value, while land preservation and recreation areas help stabilize the wild lands through private resort purchase and tax settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Bishop
Upper Peninsular Development Bureau
Marquette
Michigan
Michdigan
The
Conservation Department
Lansing
Community News From Southwest Gilmore
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook and son Wendell visited Wm Tanner's home. Chloe Renner and Kenneth Seymour and Mrs. Seymour visited. Roy Robison's home hosted Elia's quilt blocks gathering with a pot luck dinner. Aid dinner and meeting announced for January 29 inviting new members. Deila Wood and Min Fordyce serve on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cook
Wendell
Nellie Fordyce
Wm. Tanner
Chloe Renner
Kenneth
Seymour
Qllam Seymours
Roy Robison
Elia
Deila Wood
Min Fordyce
Local News Notes From Rosebush And Nearby Areas
Weekly column records visits and family events across Rosebush including Lorne and Danny Coyne staying with Cale and Mrs Bradley in St. Louis and Albert Moyes at Lloyd Thompson’s home. Howard Lautienthal of Chicago visited relatives, and a funeral in Beal City prompted a distant relative’s return. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick on January 19. Edward Betts of Saginaw visited his brother Willy Fred Betts, while Rev H B Moyes and Mrs. Wesley McKnight visited Frank Johnston in St. Mary’s Hospital. Norma Manausa of Mt. Pleasant spent the weekend with her parents. Alda Bowerman and Ellen Pokewoads visited Walker’s in Clare. Mrs. Charles Nelson, recently ill, is noted, and the children at No House are ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Perry
Clare County
Clare
Board of Supervisors
Finch
Burnett
Hanley
Rosebush
Wesley McKnight
Saginiw
Frank Johnston
St. Mary's Hospital
Norma. Manausa
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Manassi
Mise
Alda Bowerman
Ellen " Pokewoads
Walker
Charles
Local Society Notes and Community Updates
Miss Helen Kleiner and others are mentioned among local residents. Rev. Frank Bates slowly recovers from illness while Henry Kleiner Sr remains ill. The Aid society met with Mrs. Burton Bay and plans meet January 29 at Mrs. Robt Hutchinson’s home. Families mourn the infant death of Clarence Davis’s daughter. Several locals visit relatives and attend diversions at Brown and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kleiner
Ethyl
Carncross
Anvilla. Davis
Frank Bates
Henry
Phillips
Colonyville
Robt Hutchinson
Norman
Lawrence
Frank Myers
Chris. Webber
Ernest
Richard Gephart
Grant
Henry Kleiner
Frank Barton
Robert Kleiner
Clare
Hannah Smalley
Clarence Davis
Jas. B. Allen
Ifites
Central Gilmore Band Outing and Local News Thunder
Central Gilmore residents and families gathered at Bert Johnson home for a Monday night gathering with a midnight weenie roast. About 40 attendees reported a pleasant evening. Charley Bawkey was critically injured after being struck in the side by a skid. Phytiian Sisters lodge organized at Farwell with twelve candidates and an oyster supper served by K P men for about 80 people. K P orchestra provided music as Mrs Dewey Allbee visits Bay City. Claude Fordyce caught a seven and a half pound pike at Littlefield lake last Friday. Past Noble Grand Club met with Mrs A I Snyder. next meeting with Jessie Brasington on February 6 for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Johnson
Wm. Bawkey
Charley
Phytiian Sisters
Farwell
K. P
Carrie Waddington
Noble Grand Club
A. I.’ Snyder
Jessie Brasington
Weekend Socials and Obituary Notes from Bertha Lake
Miss Hazel Belknap of Farwell visited Marguerite Kube over the weekend. Locals attended a basketball game in Farwell last Friday. A Saginaw party joined the Witts for skating last Sunday. Mr. Knoblock, cottage owner here, died last Saturday. Sympathies extend to the family. Several families visited O. W. Kube Friday night and many attended a dance at Freeman hall Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thilley and Mr and Mrs McFadyen of Lake George spent Sunday with C. W. Kubes. The Holmes of Lake George called on A. Abbotts. Roy Wilson and Chick Brown called enroute to Dad and Tom Lake with Oscar Kube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Belknap
Farwell
Marguerite Kube
Esther Dunkle
Lola Cowles
Saginaw
Witts
Fred Wolf
F. Newsom
W. Kube
Freeman Hall
F. Thilley
P. McFadyen
Lake George
C. W. Kube
F. Holmes
A. Abbotts
Roy Wilson
Chick” Brown
Dad
Tom Lake
Oscar Kube
Sunday School Contest Party Planned in Dover
Dover residents invite all interested in Sunday School work to a contest party at Arthur Ginns next Wednesday night with a welcoming note for all. Members report guests including Mrs John Bauer and others, while minor mishaps are noted from a pony cart incident involving Walter Dysinger and Billy Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ginns
Elverybody
Gladys, Chew
Harold Shaeffer
John Bauer
Walter Dysinger
Billy Bauer
Billy
Miles Darling
R. V. Rule
Pred Schaat
Betty
Arm Allen
Southeast Sheridan Community Notes
Mrs A Richmond of Farwell spends days at the Langin home. Clare holds Church of God meetings in the school house. Mr and Mrs Mark Lowie dine with their sons in Clare. Mrs John Livingston and Floyd visit Mrs Elton Geiger in Bard. Mrs M Clute aids sister in Colonville. W B Coe and son Avery from Oakland county dine with Fred Coe. Roscoe Smith and wife called on Beaverton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Richmond
Farwell
Langin
Church of God
Frozit
Clare
Mark Lowie
John Livingston
Floyd
Elton Geiger
Bard
William Langin
M. Clute
Colonville
W. B. Coe
Mr. Avery
Oakland County
Fred Coe
Roscoe Smith
Beaverton
Konjola Endorsements Highlight Public Trust in Remedy
Mrs. Mari Sauer of Detroit credit Konjola with relief from stomach and bowel trouble after three bottles. She reports improved digestion, appetite, strength, and steadier nerves, claiming continued use keeps her fit. Konjola advertises endorsements as proof and lists Clare EB A Anderson Drug Store and other local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mari@ Sauer
Hast Forest Avenue
D Troit
Clare
EB. A. Anderson
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Court House Harrison
Delmar Thayer
Committee On Miscellaneous Accounts
Freeman
Marion C. Johnson
Little York
City of
York
England
Spomatt & Peters
Mt. Garl Holbrook
Cleaver
Doubleday-Hunt- Dolan
J. Gregory G
County Cleaver
Charles F. Howe
M. "Fanning
Henry Gardiner
National Office Supply Co
Frank Shepherd
Joseph Hoag
B. J. ‘Sanford
Gerald BH. Lamb
Winifred Dodd
BH. A. Sternaman
Clare Sentinel
Winterfield ‘Township
Stockwelle Cane
Committee On Justice
Constable
S. M. Callihan
Bill No
John Hartman
W. C. Cornwell
Henry Finch
A. E. Greenman
Elmer Hamilton
W. CG. Henry
John A. Bauer
Frank Ahac
Wm. Lansing
Arthur Sharland
John Murphy
John. Krehmar
Chas. Reynolds
L. D. Wright
Frank Wolfe
Crigier H. A. Dawson
Binch
Grenda
Phinnsey
Eras
John Baluss
Brown
Leé Dysinger
Ss. Mid
Herb Myers
Weaver
Fred Schaat
Harold McClaffi
Central Gilmore
Dover News
Sheridan
Konjola
Mrs
Marie Sauer
Safety Sick
Dlocn Sas
Attems
Rexall Drug Stores
E. A. Anderson
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