David Seiter Sr Dies at Son’s Home in Vernon Township
David Seiter Sr a Vernon township pioneer died Friday at his son Laurence Seiter's Rainbow Drive home after five months of illness He was born December 1 1867 in Germany and came to the U S at age one He lived in Ohio before moving to Vernon and worked in car shops lumber camps and building He served as Justice of the Peace and held township offices He is survived by three sons four stepchildren a daughter two sisters two brothers twenty six grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Clare Methodist Church with Rev Charles B Hahn officiating Interment was in Vernon township cemetery Dozens of relatives attended from Michigan Ohio Indiana and Bay City
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David Seiter
Vernon Township
Laurence
Rainbow Drive
John’ David Seiter
David John
Margaret Marie Seiter
Germany
America
Ohio
Elizabeth Bellinger Nixon
David
Albert
Caroline
Duluth
Minnesota
Michigan
Leo Nixon
Clare
J. W. Clark
Fairplay
Colo
Grover Akers
Magon
Guy Lamb
South Bend
Ind
Andrew Irwin
Albert Butts
Saginaw
Chris
Jake Seiter
Rosebush
Thornton Funeral
Clare Methodist Church
Chas. B. Hahn
Air
Walter Butts
John Funnell
Joe Kotenko
Walter Graebner
Henry Graebner
Patrick.Plood
Bay City
Nancy Lamb
Grover. Akers
Ann Arbor Freight Engine Derails Near US-10 Track
Monday morning the Ann Arbor freight engine No. 2480 derailed its tender and a box car after backing into a side track north of US-10. A Wabash engine 2257 helped return the train to the rails by 3:00 p.m. despite exhausting water. Glaze Fire Department supplied water for the locomotive.
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Ann’ Arbor
Us-10
Wabash
Clare
Farwell
Mt. Pleasant
Ann Arbor
Glaze Fire Department
Beaverton High to Present Musical Program Sunday
Beaverton High School music department will present a musical program next Sunday afternoon January 25 at 2 30 in the Beaverton Community Building. The program features vocal and instrumental numbers and the public is invited. An offering will be taken.
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Beaverton
Beaverton Bank Elects LaGoe to Board of Directors
Gladwin County Bank at Beaverton elected David L. Broka and F T LaGoe to the board, succeeding Ralph Beardsley and E A Murphy who resigned. J Stuart Bicknell named president with Herman Colbeck and W C Hall as vice presidents. The bank, organized in 1945, reported deposits of 632 000 and resources of 676 600.
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David ®. Broka
F. T. LaGoe
Gladwin County Bank
Beaverton
Ralph Beardsley
E. A. Murphy
W. CG. Hall
Herman Colbeck
Ben Keinrath
Theo Wallington
William Bell
J. Stuart Bicknell
Mark Bicknell
Ray Perry
LaGoe
Nebraska man jailed here on forgery charge
Sheriff Seaver Amble arrested Alfred M. Purvis 23 of Ainsworth Nebraska on forgery. He is held for Brown County Nebraska awaiting transfer. Also Sheriff Amble arrested Laurence Hackworth of Homer on larceny by conversion and Hackworth pled guilty receiving a restitution bond. An Alexander Kinsey 29 of Bay City pleaded guilty to reckless driving with fine and court costs paid. Paul Pelton of Coleman was jailed in Flint Clare officers for probation violation.
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Seaver Amble
Alfred M. Purvis
Ainsworth
Nebraska
Brown County
Purvis
Amble
Albion
Laurence Hackworth
Homer
Justice of the Peace
Wm. B. Dunlop
Hackworth
Hamilton Township
Joseph H. Kinsey
Bay City
Pledtore
Dunlop
Paul Pelton
Coleman
Police
Flushing
Genesee County
Flint
Clare
County Ministerial Association Plans Jan 13 Meeting
Clare County Ministerial Association met at the Highway Tabernacle with Rev Harl Redman presiding. They planned a World Day of Prayer union service for February 13 with pastors Davis and Redman as co chairmen and discussed supporting the Clare County Christian Action Committee.
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Clinton Hilton
Clare County Ministerial Association
Highway Tabernacle
Harl Redman
Clare Baptist Church
Clare
Davis
Redman
Harrison Churches
Clare County Christian Action Committee
Noble Davis
Ministerial Association
Clare County Christain Action Committee
Chas. B. Hahn
Mostion
Protestant Film Commission
Twalve
Isabella County Pioneer Laid At Rest January 10
Funeral services for Mrs. John White of Vernon township were held at St. Henry's Church at 10:00 a.m. Saturday January 10 with Requiem High Mass. Interment followed in St. Henry's Cemetery. Miss Alice Burch, born March 13 1882 in Wise township, Isabella County, died January 7 1948 after two weeks of illness at Mt. Pleasant hospital. She married John White and they lived in Wise and Vernon townships. She leaves husband John, three daughters Mrs. Emmett McConnell, Mrs. June Thompson, Kathryn White, five sons James, William, Thomas, Joseph, Robert, seventeen grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Barney McNerney and Mrs. Pat McNerney, one brother Henry Burch, and many relatives and friends.
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John White
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Henry's Church
Gordon Grant
St. Henry's Cemetery
Alice Burch
William
Julia Burch
Wise Township
Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Mary
Margaret
Eileen Kathryn
June
James
Thomas
Joseph
Robert
Hileen
White
Catholic Church
St. Henry’s Altar Society
John
Emmett McConnell
Detroit
June Thompson
Kathryn White
Oakland
California
Rockford
Byron Center
Barney McNerney
Pat McNerney
Mt. Piednant
Henry Burch
Pontiac
Kraft Foods Honors Long Service with Gold Pins
Kraft Foods presents service awards to longtime employees including John Schellhas of Clare for 15 years. Pins are gold with stars per five years, and each award includes a letter from president John H. Kraft commending loyal duty.
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Kraft Foods Company
Fto
John H. Kraft
Kraft
John Schellhas
Clare
City Tax Collection Notice By City Treasurer
Vera B. Lucas announces she will receive city taxes at the Citizens State Bank on Monday afternoons until further notice. This schedule provides taxpayers with a designated location and time for tax payments.
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Citizen's State’ Bank
Vera B. Lucas
Kiwanis Dinner Discusses City Government Form
Clare Kiwanis Club held a regular dinner at Hotel Doherty with Judge Holbrook presiding. City Manager Hausel and City Attorney Fortino outlined the nonpartisan city government system and its advantages as applied to St. Louis. Guests included Laurence and David Seiter, Alex McKinnon, G. O. Fullerton, George Wehr, William Caple, Fr. J. Szuba, and Walter Hroh.
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Clare Kiwayig Club
Doherty
Donald B. Holbrook
Hol
Johnston
Tim Cotter
Frank Hausél
St. Louis
AL Fortino
City of
Laurence
David Seiter
Alex McKinnon
O. Fullerton
George Wehr
William Caple
J. I. Szuba
Walter Hroh
Clare Pioneers Top Gladwin 40 36 In Tight Contest
Clare High School's Pioneers defeated Gladwin 40 to 36 in a close Tuesday night game here. Bill Campbell led with 13 points, Bob Wallace 9, Joe Johnston 8, while Gladwin’s Moore poured in 21. Junior Varsity fell to Gladwin. next up are the Hilltoppers at the county seat Friday and Reed City here January 30.
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Clare High School
Gladwin
Jack Robison
Pioneers
Clare
Moore
Baye Harrison
hill-Loppers
Eyvening
Reed City
Reed's
Harrison Lady Injured In Ditch Collision Near Reed City
Mrs Nellie Sharp of Harrison is hospitalized with injuries after a Saturday crash west of Reed City when the car driven by her son Herbert, a NeWaygo worker, struck ice and overturned in a ditch. He suffered a bruised left arm and the vehicle was totaled.
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Nellie Sharp
Harrison
Reed City Hospital
Herbert
Newaygo
Reed City
Fair Grounds
Curtis Daniels
Hayes Township
Alvin Budd
Cecil Lindberg
Daniels
Seaver Amble
Eugene Fry
Albert Carr
Frost Township
Rolla Iutzi
Dick MceCartney
Albert Eaton
Tutai
West Fifth Street
Alice ‘Loomis
Clare
Jay Green, Jr
Vernon man Frank Snéar obituary notices
Frank Snéar of Vernon township died Tuesday January 20 at Claré Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 PM from Doherty Funeral Home. Rev J Wes ley Teale will officiate and burial will be beside his wife in Loomis Cemetery.
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Frank<Snéar
Vernon
Bernie ‘Shear
Nelson
Rulapaugh
Claré Hospital
Doherty
J. Wesley Teale
Loomis
Charter Commission Explains New City Charter for Clare
The Clare Charter Commission explains why a home rule charter is better than the existing fourth class city structure. The article notes the March 12 special election date to vote on adoption, outlines differences between home rule and general state law charters, and previews a future piece on the commission-manager provisions.
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Clare
Michigan
Claré
Anna Bonham Dies in Ann Arbor at 70
Mrs Anna Bonham died in Ann Arbor January 13. Funeral services were held January 16 at the Latter Day Saints Church in Midland with Rev John Banks and Rev Charles Bonham. She was born October 20 1882 in Lisbon Ireland widow of Tom Bonham. Surviving are three sons three daughters two brothers two sisters eleven grandchildren and other relatives.
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Anna Bonham
Ann Arbor
Midland
Latter Day Saints
John Banks
Charles Bonham
Detroit
Rige
Gladwin
Anna Bunting
Lisbon
Ireland
Tom Bonham
Robert
Melvin
Hart
Gertrude Wolfgang
Beatrice Bonham
Evelyn Nelson
Arthur
Jacob Bunting
Minnie Clark
Auburn
Sarah Major
Bay City
Bonhams
Clare
Birthday Ball at Hotel Doherty for Infantile Paralysis Fund
The President's Birthday Ball is set for Saturday night January 31 in the Wedgewood Room of the Hotel Doherty. Mrs Ernest Green chairs the committee with Mesdames Raymond Verette Leonel Green Ben Burdo Cleland Green and Chas Jackson. Tickets available at the hotel or from committee members. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes research and infantile paralysis suppression.
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Wedgewood
Doherty
Ernest Green
Raymond Verette
Leonel Green
Ben Burdo
Cleland Green
Chas, Jackson
Tate
Clare Manufacturing Co
Employees Association of Clare Manufacturing Co
Wyman Grocery
Ackerman
Clare
Owen's
Callihan
Fred. Busch
Dr. McKnight
Dunlop Cafe
Harold Fleming
Shumway Barber Shop
Ada’s Beauty Shop
Harold Moline
Sieter Electric Co
Palace Lunch
Judge Holbrook Presides First Term in Harrison Court
Circuit Judge Donald H. Holbrook will preside at his first term of court in Harrison on Monday January 26. The criminal calendar lists People vs Rowland Wiese and other cases including driving under the influence, carrying a pistol, and various divorce actions. Also scheduled are civil matters such as replevin garnishments and appeals from justices court.
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Donald HB. Holbroet
Harrison Mexit
People
Rowland
Wiese
The
Karl Herron
Charles Nelson
Richard Graber
John Potter
Taxceny
Floyd Walters
Seeswolf
Annual City Bowling Tournament Opens February 7
The City Bowling Tournament begins February 7 at local alleys, lasting three weekends. More than twenty five teams compete for trophies and prize money on a handicap basis with Saturday evening bowls and Sunday doubles and singles. ABC sanctioned rules observed. Clare Alleys updated by Brunswick-Balke with Kingpins used. gold trophies will be awarded to winners in each event.
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American
Bowling Congress
ABC
Brunswick - Balke
Bayes Appointed to Fill School Board Vacancy
At a Monday Board of Education meeting C D Bayes manager of the Dunlop Cafe was named to fill the vacancy caused by Sir Donald B Holbrook on the banwai See 21st Judicial Circuit January 1st due to legal conflict of duties.
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C. D. Bayes
Dunlop
Donald B. Holbrook
Holbrook
21St Judicial Circuit
Three Generations Of Corrie Family Born January
A rare coincidence has three generations of the Corrie family sharing a birthday in January. Mrs. Willieme Corrie of Lake celebrates on Japimryr 10th along with her son Eke Corrie and grandson Glen. Grandmother Gemig welcomes the new birthday entrants.
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Marti
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