Clare Area Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
A long list of visits and movements across Clare and nearby towns includes Mrs. J H Wilson of Alma visiting her daughter, Mrs. J J Green, and Mrs. Gordon Mowbray of Detroit staying with her parents the Northons. Various meetings and social calls occur at churches, clubs, and homes with school events, travel to Detroit and Lansing, and noting a mild weather business spike at local soda fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilson
Alma
J. J. Green
Gordon Mowbray
Detroit
John Northon
Ladies Union
The
Congregational Church
Fred Hudson
Stanley Sutton
Saginaw
Mannie Sutton
Mayme Rogers
Muskegon
Arthur Brainard
Minnie Canfield
Clare
Daniel Crouse
Jas
Lson
Maryan
Evelyn
Florida
Key West
Lawler Appears Before Justice On Assault Charge
Delwin resident Lawler was arraigned before Justice Hudson on a charge of assault and battery filed by Francis Benaske a gas station attendant. Lawler was fined five dollars plus five dollars in court costs. H W Burd marks 86th anniversary with family visit and birthday celebration as he slowly recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler
Russell Lawler
Delwin
Hudson
Francis Benaske
D-X
State Supervisors Meet in Lansing This Week
State Association of Supervisors held sessions in Lansing this week with five Clare county supervisors present on Wednesday. Attending were Mayor John W W Dunlop Arden Walters Edward Herrick chairman John Burnett Seaver M Amble and other officials including Prosecuting Attorney Donald E Holbrook and L Lossing of the Clare County Relief Association in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dunlop
W. B. Dunlop
Statler
Detroit
John Northon
York
Penn
Northon
Clare
Michigdén
State Association of Supervisors
Lansing
Clare County
John W.W. Dunlop
Arden Walters
Edward Herrick
Sheridan Township
John Burnett
Greenwood
Séaver M. Amble
Harrison
Donald E. Holbrook
L. Lossing
Clare County Relief Association
Supartvisors
Community notices and church events noted in local column
Dr Christina Schutt hosted her Sunday school class at the Congregational Parsonage with games after a good dinner. The annual Father and Son banquet was set for February 15 with Rev Percy V Dawe of East Lansing as speaker. Mrs Clayton Neff was hostess for a one oclock luncheon and bridge party. January 48th guests included Mrs Jay Hansen and Mrs K Hammerberg with prizes awarded to Mrs Ky Hammerberg and Mrs A Bates. Marcia Sutton leaves for Hurley hospital nurse training after a shower at Mrs Lucile Haley’s home. George Gibbs surprised by family birthday dinner. Chas Cope of Vernon attended. Kings Daughters celebrate birthdays and anniversaries at Baptist church with sewing for local families and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
H. W. Randall
Herrick Helping Hand Society
John Smith
George Clink
Detroit
Honest Stevens
Herbert Sargent
Bay City
Elizabeth Feighner
Bert Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
Alex McKinnon
Glen Sanford
Hillsdale College
F. C. Sanford
Zenobia
Cecil Blanchard
Gail
Gilbert Howard
Clarence Cotton
Elm Grove
Set
Lloyd Wagner
Lansing
State Police School of Instruction
John
Ann Arbor
Mike Bogers
Flint
A. H.” Chester
Arnold Bidwell
Edward Mussel
EH. D. Kennedy
Roy Wilson
Mr. Pleasant
Clare
G. Bowler
Toledo
Sun Oil Company
Guild
M. D. Feighner
Glen Lloyd
Jay Hansen
Dunlop Cafe
Dunlop
Alexander B. Wylie
Jay Bellinger
Ithaca
Wylie
George Teeter
Brown
Farwell
Teeter
Brown Grocery
W. Brown
Florida
Mr. Brown
H. M. Sowle
Wm. Gordon
Alice Foell
Warren Sharp
Big Rapids
First Methodist Church
Ferris Fellowship Forum
Central High School
Wagner
Madelyn Richards
Miss Richards
Clare High
Central High
Christina ‘Schutt
Clayton Neff
Hosteas
Jay. Hansen
K Hammerberg
Ky Hammerberg
Bates
Marcia Sutton
Hurley ‘Hospital
Lucile Haley
Marcia
George Gibbs
Mr. Gibis
Chas, Cope
Vernon
Kings Daughters
King’s Daughters
Baptist Church
J. H. Seeley
Minnie Brown
Guy
Big Jim Hunter Denies Return to Work
Lake George fly rod virtuoso Big Jim Hunter denies returning to work after a published item triggered a libel scare. His secretary reports threats of legal action and notes his respected status with Mast er Fishermens Club and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Big Jim Hunter
Hunter
Swank Tobacco Road
Jim
Big Jim
Jim Luce
Master Fishermens Club
Michigan Bell Promotes Winter Sports Across State
Michigan Bell Telephone Co expands its winter sports advertising with weekly notices in 250 newspapers. The campaigns highlight carnivals and event dates via the company's Sports Calendar, aiding readers planning attendance. The ads grow in popularity and cost thousands to provide extra public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Michigan
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Rhoré
Elegance Returns with Feather Hats and Draped Toques
Paris fashion trends favor simplicity and luxury. Feather hats and feather trim return with bandanna influenced draped toques. Evening gowns show single shoulder straps and floor length black velvet capes as wraps.
Late 1890s Clare County notes and winter storm tale
Proceedings from the December session list A H Doty as chairman and county officials Morrissey and Jackson among others. Local items report Al G Abrams selling his hotel in Fenton, a Belfast Ireland home plan, a death at 77, and a January 23 98 snowstorm with drifts up to ten feet, train delays, and church services canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Doty
Francis M. Morrissey
R. Wait
Clare
John A. Jackson
Fred Fishley
David Rorigon
Jas, Welch
L. L. Kelly
Surrey Township
Gus Abrams
Alger House
Fenton
Albert
Lasher
Grand Rapids
HE. H. Waller
Gladwin County
Reichtag Circle
Chas
Farwell
Carrie L. Haton
Roswell
N. Mexico
B.A. White
Edgar G
Fred
B. W. Daggett
Dovertow
Gilliam Co
Ore
Sentinel
Daggett
Berkeley
Cal
Latosca Hive
Perrin
Hattie Allen
L. C
Martha Bicknell
Rachel Goodman
R. K
Mae Ballinger
Rm K
Mary Thurston
Chaplin
Julian Norton
Mary Bump
Maggie Oliver
Aby Unicome
Kate McKeever
OLD Boreas
W E. Currie
Warning to Employers of Eight or More Persons
Notice urges employers to pay all state unemployment contributions before January 31, 1938 to secure federal tax credits. It warns that unpaid state dues cannot be credited against the federal tax and late payments may incur both state and federal charges. The ad urges prompt payment and notes state receipts after January 31 cannot be used for federal credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Collector of Internal Revenue
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Leposky
Dr. Slattery
Phyllis Ann Sherwwood
Clare County General Hospital
O. D. Bayes
East Fifth St
Rose Marie Jackson
Ruth Taylor
Jeanne Richards
Michigan State College
L. W. Jackson
Ali
Sternaman Studio
Minette Beauty Shoppe
Brown's Grocery
Travelers Automobile
ART Damoth Agency
Clare, Michigan
Clare Insurance Agy
Clare Realty CO
Travelers
Hartford
Connecticut
Nature
Chirgpractic
DR. G. C. Born
McEwan
H. W. Burd
George Burdo
Laporte
Burd
Percy V
Dawe
East Lansing
Paris
Colonville
Dover Path
Clare Sentinel
Marl M. Houghton
Vick
Bottis
Jon
Lady Esther
Amapkins
Atri
Tyron Rubber
Hill
Dfortey
Centaur
North Star Grocery Co
Wisconsin
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