Community Notes From Clare Local Scene Yet
A chorus from North Bradley Parish plans special music at the pre Baptist church next Sunday. Ralph Rader of Fort Wayne will speak at the closing meeting. Clare Genod Literature holds its annual meeting next Tuesday at Mrs. A. Wylie’s home on East Fifth Street. potluck dinner at 6 30 with patriotic quotes for the roll call. Today is license plate deadline per Acey Parker at the Citizens State Bank. Six plates remain, indicating a rush. Clare Chamber of Commerce attended the Harrison Board of Commerce January meeting in Clare with Atty. Holbrook Rev. Dawe Harold Freming Jd. Johnston A.B.E. Wylie Rep. M. M. Callaghan of Reed City as speaker. A fish dinner was served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational church. School faculty enjoyed a sleigh ride last Thursday despite the cold, with a hot lunch afterward at the Lowrey home. Doherty Sons added a Dodge service and flower car. Clare basketball teams both lost to Midland class B on home floor. first team defeated at Reed City Friday, second team won. Tonight’s game is scheduled at Evart.
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North Bradley Parish
Pre Baptist Church
Ralph Rader
Fort Wayne
Ind
Clare Genod
A. &. Wylie
East Fifth Street
Acey Parker
Citizens State Bank
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Board of Commerc
Fron Clare
Donald EH. Holbrook
Albert Dawe
Harold Freming
Dover A
Pratts Corner
J. W. Dunlop
Arthur Lowrey
East Ninth Street
Doherty Sons
Clare
Reed City
Evart
Radio preacher answers president on Sabbath and morals
Moody B. I. quotes a prominent radio preacher criticizing the White House on beer, divorce, and the Sabbath. He calls for a heaven sent revival and prays the movement will begin with the president. Classifieds note help for cleaning houses at a profit.
Musician Soothes Savage Beast at Chicago Drake Hotel
Pat O Malley a London based comic musician performs with Little Albert the lion at the Drake Hotel Chicago entertainment event. The animal was kept calm as O Malley sang You Shall Have Music, the theme of Jack Hyltons radio revue sponsored by Standard Oil in Indiana airing on Columbia network Sundays in the central west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pat O'Malley
Omic Raconteur
Ginger
London
Little al Bert
O'Malley
Drake Hotel
Jack Hylton
O’malley
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Columbia
Central
Alaska project attracts colonists to Matanuska plan
Basin Wyoming to Alaska reports agriculture director Don Irwin says the Matanuska colony draws many applicants while current colonists adapt well. He notes 600 transient workers 200 from Alaska railroad towns and 175 colonists race to finish 107 houses, with 63 more under construction or to be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Wyo
Matanuska
Alaska
Don Irwin
A. W. Koons
United States
Irwin
Wyoming
Deaf Child Learns to Sit Walk and Feed Itself
A six year old from Louisville receives two years of touch and smell based training at Boston Nursery for Blind Babies. Patricia Homans now sits walks and stands and even distinguishes instructors by sense of touch and smell. Doctors cannot explain the blindness likely due to muscular causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Patricia Homans
Louisville
Helen Keller
Perkins Institute For the
Kentucky
Card of Thanks From Mrs Mack Leeth
The note expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind thoughts during illness. Mrs Mack Leeth thanks many who remembered her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Mack Leeth
U S Trees Healing Scars of Last War
The 1920 program sent millions of American Douglas fir and Sitka spruce seeds from Boston to Allied nations to heal war scars. Trees now grow 15 to 20 feet high in France Belgium Britain and Ireland, reaching maturity for commercial use while assisting postwar forest recovery. The British forestry commission tracks growth along Scotland England Wales and Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston Common
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Mr. Pack
British Forestry Commission
Lake Country
Scotland
Forest of Dean
England
North
Wales
King George Jubilee Forest
Aboyne
Glengarry
South Laggan
Loch Katrine
John Munro
Doug Isto
Inverness
James Praser
Commission
Onich
Northern Ireland
Pacific
Castle Range
Arizonian Uses Dogs to Bag 300 Mountain Lions
Prescott report profiles Giles Goswick a predatory game hunter who, with his pack of “hon dogs,” claims to have killed or captured 300 mountain lions in Arizona. He notes a nine foot male lion trapped in a tree after a three day dog chase, illustrating the effectiveness of his hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ariz
Giles Goswick
Goswick
Arizona
United States Biological Survey
Southwest
Old Autos Sold to Museum of Lumberman in Duluth
George A. Sloan of Duluth sold two ancient automobiles to a Los Angeles museum being developed by a California lumberman. One is a five passenger International and the other a sporty one seater made by an Ohio firm. They had been in storage for 18 or 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
George A. Sloan
Duluth
Los Angeles
California
Ohio
Sloan
Four Eoreclosures Granted by Court Monday Morning
The opening and closing arguments concluded with Judge Hart denying the motion for a new trial. A petition for attachment in The People of Michigan versus Edwin Mills was presented for non payment of child maintenance. Mills, in custody, was ordered to begin weekly payments of two dollars to the witness immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naumes
Bowler
People
Iverson
Hart
State of
Michigan
Edwin Mills
Alexander E. Wylie
Wylie
Mills
Vernon Local 82 Farm Union Meeting Amid Snow
Despite cold weather and drifted roads Vernon Local No. 82 of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America met Tuesday evening January 27 at President H. C. Van Conant’s home. Delegates planned to attend the district meeting in Farwell and a report will be shared at the February 4 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald’s home. Membership cards were distributed and a pot luck supper was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America
H. C. van Conant
Farwell
John McDonald
The
Farmers Union
Vernon Taxpayer Notice on Dog Licenses Collection
Notice to Vernon taxpayers to visit Citizens State Bank on Saturday January 25 and each Saturday in February to collect taxes and issue dog licenses. Ernest Irwin, Treasurer. Also note classified liners promoting sale items with Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Ernest Irwin
Treas
Farmers Invited to Visit Michigan State Next Week
The upcoming Farmers Week program lists events with speakers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Michigan State College. Activities include horse pulling contests, livestock shows, demonstrations by Michigan State football, and a draft horse sale sponsored by the Michigan Horse Breeders Association. Governor Fitzgerald is slated to speak Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
C. HB. Baker
M. §. C. Department of Agriculture
James Thomson
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Beareau Federation
C. E Millar
Michigan State College Soils Department
Little International Livestock Show
Fitzgerald
M. 8
Michigan Hors Breeders Association
In Memoriam David N Davis Two Years In Heaven
In loving remembrance of our dear husband and father David N Davis who departed this life two years ago February 3 1934. Two years ago a message came from God who thought it best to take him from a weary world and give him peace and rest. Peaceful be thy rest Dear Father. It is sweet to breathe your name. In life we loved you dearly. In death we do the same. Mrs Davis and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. Davis
Father
Davis
Mammoth Petroleum Special Meeting Notice 1936
To Mammoth Petroleum stockholders a special meeting will be held at the Clare Michigan office on February 8 1936 at 3 PM. The purpose is to consider approval of a plan of reorganization and the consolidation agreement with Isabella Oil Co Inc and Mammoth Oil Company of Michigan Inc. Sidney Harris secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Isabella ‘Oil'Co, Inc
Mammoth Oil Company of Michigan, Inc
Sirs
Manemoth Oil Company of Michigan, Inc
Sidney Harris
Area clubs announce upcoming meetings and events
The notice lists recurring weekly and monthly meetings including I C C F Lodge Fridays 8 30 pm Larman Post American Legion Monday February 3 Vernon Farmers Union February 4 at John McDonald home Clare Kiwanis Wednesday Hotel Doherty 6 30 Eastern Star first Thursday 7 30 Mason Lodge second Tuesday Father and Son banquet February 13 Congregational church speaker Dr Stephen A Lloyd Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Congregational Church
Stephen A. Lloyd of
Lansing
Isabella Oil Company special meeting on reorganizing plan
Notice to stockholders that a special meeting will be held February 8, 1936 at 2 P.M. at the office to consider approval of a plan of reorganization and consolidation with Manemoth Oil Company of Michigan, Inc. Dated January 15, 1936.
Shipping Dates for Livestock Shipments
Farmers Ind Produce Co sets deadlines for livestock shipments to arrive by 2 00 p m on February 11 and February 26.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milan
Mussolini
Ethiopia
White House
Moody B. I. Monthly
Clave
U.S
Europe
Museum of Lumberman
James S. Bicknell
Wm. H. Bicknell
I. E. Hampton
A. E. Mulder James Duncan
A. J. Doherty
A. E. Mussell
Sor
the Peoples Bank
Vernon Taxpayers
Clare’ Sentinal
Memoriam
Mammoth Petroleum Corporation
I. C. C. F. Loage
Larman Post of American Legion
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Isabella Oil Company, Inc
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