Twin Elms Roundup Clears Up Open Air Golf Controversy
Local golf at Twin Elms faced a missing tournament schedule when C C Harris attended a Rotary event and Jesse Hamp ton served on a city board. BE G Johnston and committees arranged a makeshift lineup for Clare St Johns on June 28. Clare defeated St Johns 2012 as internal derangements led to talk of committee removals at the September session. Acey Parker and others featured in bracket play with Bicknell and Heber noted for key performances. The piece mentions new greens, dining, and social events surrounding the course.
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C. C. Harris
Rotary
Detroit
Jesse Hamp‘ton
Board of Supervisors
Clare St. Johns
BE. G. Johnston
St. Johns
Clare
Desrrous
Acey Parker
Jesse
Clyde
Sth
James 8. Bicknell
Citizens Bank
Acey
Tommy Horton
Mark
M B&b. Gallagher
Jim Olson
Mgr
The
Ideal Theatre
Harry Wehrly
Mr. Bicknell
R. I. Heber
World telephone links expand to Tokyo and beyond
Engineers report rapid progress toward a global telephone network linking the United States with Manila Tokyo and other capitals. The Tokyo to Java and Europe chains near completion with 52 nations already in contact and calls extending to Europe South America and Africa since 1922.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Manila
Atlantic
Amsterdam
Berlin
Brussels
Tokyo
Shanghai
Oceania
Japan
Stanley Shoup
Department of Commerce
Russia
Venezuela
Guatemala
Panama
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Harlier
Europe
South America
South Africa
China
Java
Bandoeng
Australia
New Zealand
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Cuba
Canada
Expert Car Service Opens New Stand on West Fourth Street
Glen Bilisby announces expert car service plus wash and grease at a new stand on West Fourth Street beside the Clare Inn. Services include Cities Service gasoline and oils.
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West Fourth Street
Clare Inn
Glare Shipping Dates Announced for July Departures
The Glare Shipping Association lists two sailing days in July Tuesday the 10th and Tuesday the 24th. Contacts include ROGK 22 and shippers R. Brooks, Walter, and White.
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Glare Shipping Association
ROGK
R. Brooks
Walter
White, Shippers
Napoleon of the Stump McKinley as 19th century campaign figure
The phrase Napoleon of the stump was often used for William McKinley noted for Napoleonic likeness and tireless campaigning. He reportedly traveled over 16000 miles during Harrison campaign and delivered more than 300 speeches in his first bid for office.
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Napoleon of
Napoleon of the
William McSinley
Napoleon
Fresh coat of gray paint at The Glare Inn and local updates
The Glare Inn is getting a fresh gray paint job this week with Chas Whitlock painting. Carrie Glass has returned from Bay City hospital and is convalescing after a minor operation. Donald Jones at Howell Sanitarium is reported to be gaining weight and in good spirits, with family visiting from Detroit. Louis Nichols and wife left for Flint then to New York for Columbia University summer studies. Clare Dawson was hospitalized in Ann Arbor with an illness. mother and sister Kathryn stay with her as doctors investigate the cause.
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Glare Inn
Chas. Whitlock
Carrie Glass
Bay City Hospital
H. W. Jones
Maxine
Donald Jones
Howell
Detroit
Don
Louis Nichols
Flint
D. W. Osborn
New York
Nichols
Columbia University
Clare Dawson
Ann Arbor
Kathryn
Gossip outpaces autos in chasing down people
A sharp remark notes gossip travels faster than cars as it “runs people down,” highlighting the speed of rumor over motion. The line uses a humorous analogy to imply rumors spread with great velocity.
Delegation Seeks Audience with Senator Sorghum
A messenger reports constituents gathered outside to share their troubles. Senator Sorghum rebuffs them, saying their aim is not to discuss their concerns but to air his own. The exchange suggests a standoff over whose troubles are being addressed.
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Sorghum
Tailor Involved in Unproved Accident Denial
A man disputes accusations of negligent driving after a collision claiming the injured party was his tailor and that witnesses doubt his denial. The exchange suggests tension over credibility and responsibility.
Battle Begins as Mrs Peck Captivates Quietly
In a tense domestic scene Mrs Peck sits silent while Mr Peck complains of male attention drawn to her. The dispute centers on social dynamics and perceived charm, with tensions rising as words remain scarce and emotions run high.
Patience and Hope Sayings From Uncle Ken
Uncle Ken urges readers to endure bad news with patience and hope and not rush to assume worst outcomes. The speaker counsels quiet resilience and cautious optimism amid troubling reports.
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Uncle Ken
Avin Again In Race For Governor In Michigan
Orla A. Bailey, a Shiawassee county farmer once dubbed the Hitchhiking candidate, campaigned in Clare county advocating a natural gas tax to fund state government. He estimates a $75 million annual revenue if gas is developed, cites Mecosta County wells and total oil field gas as leverage, and urges lower old age pension age to 65 with optional Probate Judge eligibility. He proposes permanent license plates and lower operator fees, arguing immediate action to protect resources from private interests.
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Orla A. Bailey
Shiawassee County
Clare County
Bailey
Mecosta
Michigan
Department of Geology
Lansing
Newsom Newsome Nuptials at Beaverton Church
Fred B. Newsome of Charlotte and Florence Newsom of Clare united in marriage at the L D S church in Beaverton Michigan on Sunday July 1 at 2 00 pm The bride is known in Clare for running a large tourist and commercial home for eight years The couple will reside at 448 South Main Street Charlotte Michigan.
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Beaverton
Mich
Fred B. Newsome
Charlotte
Florence Newsom
Clare
Card of Thanks from Parish Family for Support
To our friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father we extend heartfelt thanks Also for the floral tributes and to Rev H B Johnson and Rev Albert Dawe for their words of comfort We are grateful Mrs Benj Parish and Children
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H. B. Johnson
Albert Dawe
Benj
Card of Appreciation from Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Teale
The Teales express gratitude for the ice cream social proceeds held by the Willing Workers Society of Colonville and the cooperation of all communities. They also thank the Hagle Aid Society for their gift and acknowledge many personal gifts during their stay.
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Willing Workers Society of
Colonville
Hagle Aid Society
Wesley Teale
Family thanks friends for support after loss
We thank friends and neighbors for kind thoughts and words during the death of our daughter sister granddaughter and niece. Special thanks to the singers and Mr Ranold for comforting words. Signed Mr and Mrs Walter Henry Mr and Mrs Ralph Cowles Mr and Mrs Ben Henry and all aunts uncles and cousins.
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Ranold
Walter Henry
Ralph Cowles
Ben Henry
Notice to Correct June 4 1934 Council Minutes
Public notice announces corrections to the minutes of the June 4 1934 city council meeting. It states supervisors pay should have read seven days on board of review and assessing rolls recorded by the City Clerk.
Candidate Announcement for County Treasurer
A voter notice from Clare County candidate who seeks the Republican nomination for County Treasurer in the upcoming September primaries. The message references Derby and Marea county and the voters.
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Marea County
Oisé- A
Derby
Infant Daughter Dies at Three Months in Clare County
Freda Mae Henry, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Henry born April 6 1934 in Lincoln township Clare county died June 20 at three months and two weeks. She leaves parents a sister Jeanne four grandparents and many relatives. Interment was in Farwell Surrey cemetery.
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Freda Mae
Walter
Lola Henry
Lincoln Township
Clare County
Jeanne
Ralph Cowles
Ben Henry
Wm Henry
Farwell Surrey Cemetery
Club and church notices for July events
Zenobia chapter CBE S meets the first Thursday each month. Church services at Dover Gospel Tabernacle every Sunday at 11 30 am. Clare women golfers play Alma next Wednesday July 18 leaving Andersons Drug store at 9 am. Walter H Larman Post American Legion and Auxiliary Unit meet first and third Mondays each month in American Legion rooms 415 McEwan Street.
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Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Clare
Alma
Anderson’s
Walter H. Larman
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
American Legion
McEwan Street
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Ship By July 17
Farmers Ind. Produce Co orders all livestock to be shipped in by 2:00 p m Tuesday July 17. Farmers are urged to comply with the deadline and deliver stock to the designated facility.
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Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Clare Soft Ball vs Truckers Goes Tonight at Seven
The Clare Soft Ball team faces the Truckers from north of town in a 7:00 p.m. game on the local field. The match promises fast play as Clare hosts the northern visitors.
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Clare
Country conservation news fourth of July notes
New members join daily as preparations for the Fourth begin. Several readers report pleasing catches. A turnout is hoped for at Farwell on Tuesday evening. Harrison’s Fourth celebration was well enjoyed. Fourteen pheasants are expected to hatch in the first week.
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Farwell
Harrison
In Memoriam Elton B Sherman Remembrance
In loving memory of Elton B Sherman who passed away one year ago on July Sincere memories cling to his name. His wife and children still love him in death as in life.
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Elton B. Sherman
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