Hotel Doherty Trophy Tourney Opens Sunday
The Hotel Doherty Trophy Tourney at Twin Elms opens Sunday the seventeenth with over fifty entrants expected. Tournament rules are set by committee members Leo Hampton Willard Bicknell Dr A D Mulder M B Gallagher H G Johnston and Fred Doherty. The twenty two inch loving cup trophy is on display at Twin Elms Club House and a qualifying round of eighteen holes is underway. The semi handicap format offers all players an equal chance and invites city and county participation.
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Twin Elms
Leo Hampton
Willard Bicknell
M. B. Gallagher
H. G. Johnston
Fred Doherty
Twin Elms Club
Clinton County Judge to Fill Local Pulpit at Clare Baptist
Judge Wm. E. Rasmussen of Clinton county Stanton will occupy the pulpit at Clare Baptist church for both services next Sunday. He comes as a supply and is recognized for fairness in his court. He invites those who use the courts and others interested in life to meet him.
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Wm. E. Rasmussen
Clinton County
Stanton
Clare Baptist Church
Rock Lake Christian Assembly Announces Personnel
O A Trinkle manager of Rock Lake Christian Assembly announces the faculty for the accredited school of methods opening Sunday July 31. Courses include five elasies with ten lessons each earning one credit. twelve credits grant a diploma. Notable faculty members include James DeForest Murch Cincinnati leader and author teaching New Testament Doctrine. Hstal L Taylor Fortville leader directing Personal and Social service training for youth. Mrs Carrabelle O Neal Baum Cincinnati Bible Seminary alumna teaching expression public speaking and personal work. J B Sturgis Cincinnati song evangelist teaching music. Mr Trinkle teaching Christian Education. Athletic activities led by ATI Watterworth and Charles Baum. Enrollment reduced to three dollars. meals seventy five cents daily. cottages available for rental.
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O. A. Trinkle
Rock Lake Christian Assembly
Assembly
School of Methods
The
Assembly Association
Church of Christ
James DeForest Murch
Cincinnati
Ohio
Christian Restoration Association
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Hstal L. Taylor
Fortville
Indiana
Carrabelle O’neal Baum
J. B. Sturgis
Standard Publishing Co
Trinkle
the Assembly
Ati Watterworth
Charles Baum
Belding
Alma
Michigan
Meéals Ardy
DesOrmeau Blacksmith Shop Robbed on Tuesday Night
Thieves broke the lock at the DesOrmeau blacksmith shop on east Fourth street Tuesday night and stole a valuable set of dies and a vise. A salesman, Doc Hilinger of Carpenter Paper Co. Grand Rapids, reported an auto wheel and tire missing from his car parked in front of the Hotel Doherty the same night.
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DesOrmeau
East Fourth Street
Doc Hilinger
Carpenter Paper Co
Grand Rapids
Doherty
County's Oldest Bank Suspends Business
Harrison State Savings Bank closed its doors Wednesday morning to protect depositors and pursue a board ordered reorganization. President F W Weatherhead cited assets turning to liabilities and said the bank has served Clare County since 1883 with no prior financial crises. State banking commissioners are working and creditors will learn soon about the plan and prospects.
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Harrison State Savings Bank
F. W. Weatherhead
Harrison
Clare County
Death Claims Young Wife and Mother of Four in Flint
Mrs. Bertha Jane Verette aged 30 years 11 months 7 days died at Woman's hospital Flint leaving four children two daughters June and Arlene and two sons Clifford and infant Donald Lewis. She was born July 31 1901 in Clare county and lived in Flint six years since marrying Percy Verette in 1920. Survived by husband and father Gilbert Howard of Clare two brothers Glenn of Flint Ralph and sister Mrs Russell Flegel of Clare. Funeral at Clare Methodist church conducted by Rev J E Lockyer with songs Rock of Ages He Knows it All. Burial in Cherry Grove.
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Percy Verrette
Woman’s Hospital
Flint
Bertha Jane Howard
Clare County
Clare
Percy Verette
June
Arlene
Clifford
Donald Lewis
Gilbert Howard
Glenn
Ralph
Russell Flegel
Clare Methodist Church
J. E. Lockyer
A. E. Mulder
Jean Caple
Sharkey Schmeling Fight Shown at Madison Square Garden Ringside
The article questions the Wisest outcome of the Sharkey versus Schmeling title bout and invites viewers to see a round by round picture at the ringside in Madison Square Garden. The show promises to reveal whether the decision was right and reclaims the championship for America.
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Madison Square Garden
America
Thur
Ideal Theatre
Notice to water users on after hours pumps
City officials urge residents to shut off after hours water pumps to save pumping costs and avoid water shutoff and a $2.00 fine as announced by the Mayor.
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Guizeng
McNally completes concrete highway east of city on 10
Thomas McNally the paving contractor finished the last stretch of U S 10 between Herrick and Loomis Monday night tying the old road at Coleman and moving east to the Coleman Worth Bradley section. He also has a three mile Sanford stretch due for fall completion and bridges on the U S 10 relocation advancing rapidly with fall completion expected. State Highway engineer Leslie Oldman says the Merrick Loomis highway will open to traffic next Tuesday.
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Thomas McNally
U. S. 10
Herrick
Loomis
Coleman
Worth Bradley
Sanford
Leslie Oldman
Merrick-Loomis
All Day Grove Meet Draws Large Sunday Attendance
An all day grove meeting at Maple Grove church drew strong attendance despite morning weather. Rev. Charles Kleinhardt led with assistance from Rev. Mary House Rev J E Lockyer Rev Glen Hall and others. Rev Lockyer spoke on Supply and Demand in Morals as the day included Sunday School, a noon picnic, and musical numbers.
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Maple Grove
Chas. Kleinhardt
Mary House
Farwell
Chas. Stinchcombe
Brown Corner
Farwell M
Church of God
Lockyer
Harvey Family Reunion Brings 35 Members Together
Thirty five members of the Harvey family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GC D Harvey. The long table covered the lawn as attendees debated politics and discussed a potential future president on the Socialist ticket. Four generations were present with no deaths in the past year and news of newborn twins Jacqueline and Roseline Harvey.
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Harvey
GC. D. Harvey
Qust
Thomas
William McKeighan
Chas, M. Wright
Sherriff
John Searight
Coleman
C. J. Harvey
Hatton
Doris Burton
Margaret Storey
Brown City
Carson Harvey
Essié Harvey
Edith Raymond
Celia May
Detroit
Warren Spencer
Newaygo
Basil Harvey
Flint
Arthur Johnson
Lloyd Montgomery
Clare
Ice Cream Social at Herrick Church Next Thursday
The Herrick Church will serve homemade ice cream and cake next Thursday. All ages invited as a community event to support church activities.
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Herrick
Brownson Files Isabella County Clerk Candidacy
Mt. Pleasant official Frank Brownson announces he will seek the Isabella County clerk nomination in the September primary. He faces at least one challenger, current clerk Ernest R. Dexter, who has also filed for renomination. Brownson is remembered as a former Clare resident with many local friends.
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Frank Brownson
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella
Ernest R. Dexter
Isabella County Times News
Brownson
Clare
Geeck Schaeffer Herds Shine in Dairy Herds Evaluation
In June 24 herds totaling 337 cows tested for DHE A show strong milk and butterfat results. Top herd is C W Windover of Midland with 40 lbs milk and 40.67 lbs fat per cow in 4 Milking Shorthorns. Perry Geeck leads the medium Holstein class at 1383 lbs milk and 39.01 lbs fat per cow. JJ Reithel Oberlin leads large herd class with 716 lbs milk and 40.13 lbs fat per Jersey. High cows include Par sons and Sons Holstein at 1917 lbs milk and 64.0 lbs fat in 2-year-olds.
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C. W. Windover
Midland
Blum
Gladwin
Perry Geeck
J. W. Schaeffer
FF. J. Reithel
Oberlin
E. M. Parsons and Sons
Linwood
B. M. Parsons and Sons
A. D. MacRae
Mt. Pleasant
Howard ‘Penrose
Clare
Henry Bourassa
Karl Ouderkirk
Rosebush
Clare Aire Ranch
Procter Hill
L. E H
Tenth District American Legion Meeting Sunday
Legionaires of the 10th District meet at Hast Tawas Tawas City on Sunday July 16 with a Lumbermen Memorial dedication program the day before. Walter H. Larman Post members should notify Commander Parént for group attendance planning.
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Legionaires
10Th District
Hast Tawas
Tawas City
Walter H. Larman
Parént
Gleaners to Meet at Chas Russell’s in Sheridan
The Sampson Gleaners will hold a meeting at Chas Russell’s in Sheridan Township on Tuesday July 19. All members are urged to attend and refreshments will be served. Mrs Penrose is secretary.
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Sampson :Gleaners
Chas. Russell'siin Sheridan Township
Penrose
Sac
St Louis Couple Injured In Auto Accident Sunday
Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson of St Louis were badly hurt when their car veered into a ditch to avoid a collision with a farmer’s vehicle three and a half miles northwest of Clare on the Dover road. Fred Thompson suffered a cut hand. Mrs Thompson sprained an ankle and bruises. They were brought to the city for treatment and taken home by S A Bogardus.
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Fred, Thompson
St. Louis
Clare
Dover
Thompson
Fred
S. A. Bogardus
Bowman No 3 Well Proves Dry Hole in Vernon Field
The Bowman No 3 well proved dry after reaching 3811 feet with a small oil showing at first, but deeper drilling brought in brine at 3822 feet. Haring No 1 well on section 22 Vernon advanced to 475 feet, while Snider No 2 on the west side of section 22 Vernon reached 3705 feet and shows promise for an early completion.
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Dundee
Haring No. 1
Vernon
Standard Church Holiness Camp at Johnston Grove
The Standard Church will hold a ten day Holiness camp meeting August 5 to 14 at Johnston Grove near Rosebush. Three services daily at 10 2 7 45. Bishop G L Monahan of Brockville Ontario to lead with other pastors assisting. Straw tents and provisions welcome. Wm Greenwald chairman Norman Wager secretary.
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Standard Church
Johnston Grove
John ¥. Johnston Grove
Rosebush
G. L. Monahan
Brockville
Ont
John ¥. Johnston
Wm. Greenwald
Norman Wager
Ideal Theatre Schedule Collage of Western Stars
A list of upcoming showings at the Ideal Theatre includes Fireman Save My Child with Joe B Brown and The Final Edition on Friday the 15th. The Fighting Marshall with Tim McCoy on Saturday the 16th. Disorderly Conduct featuring Sally Biers Ralph Bellamy and EHC Brendel on Sunday through Monday the 17th to 18th. The Man Who Played God starring Geo Arliss on the 19th and 20th. Thunder Below with Talulah Bankhead on Friday the 21st and 22nd. and Scar Face shown on the 24th and 25th.
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Joe B. Brown
Pat. O'Brian
Fighting Marshall
Tim McCoy
Sun
Sally Biers
Ralph Bellamy
EHC Brendel
Tues
Wed
God
Geo
Arliss
Thor
Talulah Bankhead
Coming Sun
Mon
Scarface
Gospel Tent Meeting in Kanaar Grove
Rev. D. C. Stucky of the Detroit City Rescue Mission will lead a twelve day tent meeting in Kanaar Grove from July 19 to July 31. Services are at 7 45 pm daily and all day Sundays with Henry Maier in charge of singing. Additional speakers will be announced. You are invited to attend and bring friends.
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D. C. Stucky
Detroit City
Depositors Total Reaches Over 645 000 for Bank Reorganization
The Clare County Savings Bank reorganization drive shows over 645 000 signed by depositors by Thursday noon. County funds of 36 000 await sign up and the Depositors' committee urges small depositors to join promptly for essential support. Members listed include BE, W. Brown, A. T. Fred Loomis, Fred Doherty, Fred Turbush, and Ed Johnston.
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Clare County Savings Bank
Board of Supervisors
Messrs
W. Brown
A. T.fred Loomis
Fred Doherty
Fred Turbush
Ed. Johnston
Gas rate debate dominates Mt. Pleasant council meeting
The Mt. Pleasant city council held a special meeting Tuesday night to hear arguments over three year gas rate changes. W J Somerville of Gas Corporation of Michigan outlined a proposed structure with 1.40 for the first thousand, 1.10 for the second, and 0.80 per thousand after, plus 40c for heating and 1020 BTU natural gas. Mayor J H Wilson reported his city inquiry. A committee was discussed to study a new pipeline route via Clare, but no action was taken. The council deferred a decision to the July meeting.
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J. H. Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
W. J. Somerville
Gas Corporation of Michigan
Detwiler
BERGHY & WOOLSTON'S Move Offers Cash for Cream and Eggs
Notice to patrons announcing relocation across the street and a cash only policy. A delivery truck will come to customers when busy, ensuring faster service without checks or delays.
Sanford Chosen as Clare School Board Trustee
Dr. F C Sanford was elected to Clare Board of Education succeeding B A Anderson who did not seek reelection. The vote was 105 to 1 with Mrs W Gordon receiving one protest vote. The district covers Clare Vernon and parts of Grant township. Atty T Carl Holbrook nominated Sanford. Secretary George White reported a $13500 treasury balance and $923,?00 debt on the modern school building. The board plans a $25000 tax levy for next year and a $60 tuition for out-of-district students. Superintendent G R Bogan resigned last spring and will be replaced by BE Kennedy who will hire seven new instructors.
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F. C. Sanford
Clare
Atty. T. Carl. Holbrook
F . Sanford
Wm. H. Caple
Dr. Sanford
Dr. Mulder
Althoit
Mr. Caple
John Empey
Wm. Gordon
Board of Education
George White
Clare County Savings Bank
Supt G. R. Bogan
Supt
BE. D. Kennedy
Naumes Announces Candidacy for County Prosecuting Attorney
Jos K Naumes declares his run for the county Prosecuting Attorney on the Republican ticket. A Mt Pleasant resident, he has practiced law here a year and a half after studying at Mt Pleasant Normal College and the University of Detroit. He previously worked as associate counsel for Republic Auto Insurance Company.
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Naumes
Mt.Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
State Normal College
Mt. Pleasant
University of Detroit
Detroit
Republic Auto Insurance Company
Central Michigan crude price up ten cents per barrel
The Pure Oil Pipe Line firm again raised Central Michigan crude oil to 850 cents a barrel on Wednesday. It marks the second increase since July 1, with factors cited as market stabilization and stronger demand in Michigan. Oil men forecast a $14 per barrel level by summer's end if trends persist.
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Pure Oil Pipe Lite Company
Central Michigan
Pure Oil Pipe Line Company
Michigan
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Bertha Verette
Cherry Grove
Sharkey
Schmeling Fight
McNally
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Com
Gleaner Meeting
Fred Thompson
Bowman
Ontario
Kanaar Grove
City Council
F.C. Sanford
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