Dinner in Clare Climaxes EMT A Playground Tour
Large crowds greet the 1941 East Michigan Tourist Association tour in Clare. Gov. Van Wagoner, State Highway Commissioner Kennedy, and Sen. Bishop address locals at Hotel Doherty after a chicken dinner served to over 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
East Michigan Tourist Association
Murray D. van Wagoner
G. Donald Kennedy
Otto W. Bishop
Doherty
H.B. Johnson
Lansing
Stanley Morrison
Clare High School
Art Damoth
E.M T.A
John W. Dunlop
E.M.T.A
H. B
Oxford
Mackinac Island
Johnson
Harold Fleming
Detroit
Pontiac
Silver Valley
Hast Tawns
Alpena
Hillman
Lewiston
Grayling
Atlanta
Gaylord
Harrison
Agso
Half Year Plates On Sale In Clare February First
Secretary of State Harry F. Kelly announced that half year license plates for 1941 go on sale Saturday morning at the Art Damoth Insurance Agency in Clare. Plates are maroon on white and valid until August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Harry F. Kelly
Department of State
Damoth Insurance Agency
Clare
Florence White Gay Returns to Michigan State Highway Dept
Mrs. Florence White Gay is recalled to the Michigan State Highway Department as a draftsman for bridge design. She previously left Clare for nearly three years on leave and was the sole woman among 460 civil service exam entrants. She will report in Lansing on Monday while keeping a Clare home for her children's school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence White Gay
Michigan State Highway Department
Dorothy Barly
Mra
Gay
Hotel Doherty Bridge Tourney Second Round Summary
Wednesday's second round at Hotel Doherty showcased top scores by Forsberg Adams 12250 P Johnson Green 11400 H Doherty Johnston 11136 Hagerl Hampton 1810 Wyman Douglas 18090 Anderson Wehrly 18050. Week two totals place Johnson Green 22160 Forsberg Adams 22130 Jackson Stanfield 17690 H Doherty Johnston 1753 Wyman Douglas 16320 Hagerl Hampton 13920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Forsberg
Adams
P. Johnson
Green
H. L. Doherty
Johnston
Hagerl
Hampton
Wyman
Douglas
Anderson
Wehrly
Jackson
Stanfield
Clare youth Howell Maxwell joins Central State College band
Hugh Willard Maxwell a Clare boy and freshman at Central State Teachers College has been named a member of the college band. He plays saxophone and clarinet in the reed section and will perform at the spring concert set for Wednesday April 9. Maxwell has been active in campus music since last fall and may tour off campus before spring. He is the son of Mrs Reva E Maxwell of Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Hugh Willard Maxwell
Central State Teachers College Band
Preston W. Mayhew
Hugh
Mayhew
Reva E. Maxwell
East 7Th Street
Clare High School
Senator Ben Carpenter to Speak Before County Taxpayers Assn
Senator Ben Carpenter will address a Clare County Taxpayers Association meeting at Greenwood town hall on Saturday February 1. He will outline capitol activity proposed bills and Lansing trends and final arrangements for the February 4 State Budget hearing delegation. Open to all interested in better government and lower taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carpenter
Clare County Taxpayers’ Association
Greenwood Town Hall
Capitol
Lansing
Garfield Voters Primary for Circuit Judge February 17 1941
Notice informs Garfield voters of a February 17 1941 primary at Lake precinct to nominate candidates for Circuit Judge. Polls open 7:06 a m to 6 00 p m. Clark Chas Cook Township Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Cook
Ated
New Methodist pastor and wife welcomed to Clare
One hundred adults and children attended a Fellowship Family Dinner at Clare Methodist Church to honor the new pastor and wife Dr and Mrs John Hall who arrived in December The event featured a musical program and statements from Rev Mackenzie and Dr Hall acknowledging the community role of a minister and inviting cooperation in church and civic life Mrs Hall was unable to attend due to recent injuries and is recovering in Grand Rapids preparations were led by Mrs James Gillespie and multiple committees)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Fellowship
Women’s Society of Chrisian Service
John Hall
C. W. Mackenzie
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Dawe
Clare
Supt
E. D. Kennedy
John Empey
Delta Lea Walker
Willard Ireland
Wilbur Ireland
Empey
Date
Clare Congregational Church
Hall
Mackenzie
Methodist
James Gillespie
Charlies Church
Rose Aberhart
Karl Sternaman
Bert Maxwell
Reva Maxwell
Theo, Wallington
Norma Fisher
Bonnie Roberts
George. Dennis
John Schultz
William Gordon
Paul Lowrey
D. Kennedy
Keith Hunter
Théo. Wallington
Don Holbrook
Re- Brohise
Carl of Stuart
Bicknell
Clare Chambery of Commerce
Chamber
New Twin Elms Club
Stuart
Austin Bates
O. D. Bayes
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Bates
Tim Cotler
Jack Hall
Storytone
Art Damoth
Hone Town
Tim Cotter
Symons Bros
Saginaw Board of Commerce
Alfred Hudson
E. L. Reichle
Reichle Supply Co
Saginaw
Oldtimers
Fish Supper At Masonic Dining Room Tonight
A fish supper will be served in the Masonic Lodge dining room this Friday evening from 6 30 until 7 00 o clock. The public are invited to attend. George's Market opens evenings and Sundays offering quality meats and groceries at 118 Hast 4th north, Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Masonic Lodge
Saginaw Boy Flees Home In Runaway Tale With Friend
A Saginaw youth aged fourteen ran away with a girl and told mixed stories to police. Edwin Lovette detained him near Evart after a wreck tale, and the State Police later learned the pair had spent time with the boy’s grandmother in Harrison before wandering. The boy admitted earlier runs from Starr Commonwealth School for Boys, Adrian. He was returned to Saginaw while the girl was picked up by Mt. Pleasant Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Lovett
Jeter
Lovette
Ister
Hitch-Bikini
Saginaw
Glare
Ind
Hough
City Hall
Clare
Evart
Reed City
Harrison
John Willis
Starr Commonwealth School For Boys
Adrian
Mt. Pleasant
Cotton Mattress Program Planned for Clare County
County committees and officials meet January 28 to discuss a countywide Cotton Mattress Program. A carload of cotton will be processed into mattresses at work centers organized by ACP districts with a supervising instructor at each center. Eligible families earning 500 dollars or less may apply and participate, with 480 mattresses planned to be produced countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Conservation Program
Clare County
Harrison Courthouse
Paul D. Gibson
ACP
Robert C. Kleiner
Gibson
Kleines
Lansing
Board of Supervisors
Mary Jones
Clare County Home Economics Extension
Have You Signed The Band Members Card Question
A fragmented note asks if readers signed a band member card promising to buy Sieux micro tickets for a spring concert. It suggests that paying 80 would ensure uniform provisions for each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieux
Pring
Saginaw mayor speaks at Clare Chamber meeting
Clare Chamber of Commerce hosts Mayor John W. Symons of Saginaw as guest speaker at the January gathering in Clare. Symons discusses city government, cooperation, and future development with local officials and businessmen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber Commerce
Saginaw
Mr. Symons
Calkins
Jim Bicknell
Chamber of Commerce
Clare
Central
Michigan
A. J. Doherty
James S. Bicknell
Stuart Bicknell
Local Gulf Team to Play Saginaw Here Monday
Basketball fans may see the Local Gulf team meet the Texaco Fire Chiefs of Saginaw and the Clare Junior High face Coleman Junior High at the local high school gym Monday evening. The youngsters game starts at 7 00 and the gas dispensers go into action at 8 30. Clare high school teams travel tonight to Reed City for a varsity and a second team game on Reed City floor. The high school varsity are practicing on stilts this week for a next encounter with Evart high next Friday in the Wildcats gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco Fire Chiefs
Saginaw
Clare
Coleman Junior High
Clare High School
Reed ‘City
Evart High
Evart
Tri County Health Officials Called to Military Duty
Two Tri County Health Unit officials receive armed forces orders. Dr KR Lanting to report to Camp Livingston Louisiana for medical corps duty. he left January 25 for a year. Dr Helen Lanting appointed interim director. Charles Webb to report to Fort Knox Kentucky. commissioned infantry captain. Webb is Tennessee Military Academy and Carnegie Tech graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
United States
KR. Lanting
Camp Livingston
Louisiana
Armed Medical Corps
Lanting
University of Michigan Medical School
CCC
Kentucky
Helen Lanting
Charles Webb
Infantry
Fort Knox
Webb
Tennessee Military Academy
Carnegie Tech
Monthly Meeting of Child Health Assn at Farwell School
The Clare County Child Health Association monthly meeting is set for February 5 at 8:00 p.m. in Farwell School. A panel on Contagious Disease will include Supt. Russell Tyndall, Dr. Helen Lanting, Charles Webb, Martha Knecht, Mrs Ina Davison, and Miss Ida Van denberg. Parents and health committee members are urged to attend and help reduce illness and death rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman’s Club
Clare County Child Health Association
Farwell
Supt
Russell Tyndall
Helen Lanting
Charles Webb
Martha Knecht
Ina, Davison
Ida Vandenberg
Mrs Don Reynolds Takes Over Lone Pine Cafe Manager Role
Mrg Don Reynolds of East Sixth Street has assumed management of the Lone Pine Cafe near Tourist Park. The eatery, previously run by Paul Wood, sits on the Joslin property and was part of the Wood purchase last fall. The Lone Pine Cafe now carries its new title under Reynolds leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Reynolds
Lone Pine Cafe
East Sixth Street
Paul Wood
Joslin
Wood
Lone Ping Cafe
Kiwanians Hear Investment Banker C Tobey
Local Kiwanians heard from Clinton Tobey manager of the investment department of A H Vogel & Company Detroit and a representative of the Investment Bankers Association of America. Tobey outlined the function of investment banks and emphasized financing for defense needs and productive enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Halli
Theo
G. Bowler
Donald E. Holbrook
Clinton Tobey
A. H. Vogel & Company
Detroit
Tobey
Cornel University
Baker, Simons & Company
Michigan Investor
Investment Banker's Association of America
Mr. Tobey
Michigan
Ite
Bake sale by St. Cecilia church at Morgan's Store
The ladies of St. Cecilia church plan a bake sale at Morgan's Store on Saturday in February. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia
Morgan
Firat. Ade
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State Highway Dept
Young & Feighner
Wick
van Wagoner
Hugh Maxwell
Central State College
Garfield
NEW Methodist
Twin Elms Club
Husband
Child Health Ass’n
Farwell School
Bake Sale
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