Twenty four oil permits issued by department
The state conservation department reports twenty four oil and natural gas exploration permits issued in ten counties during the past week, totaling 453 for the year. Osceola leads with eleven permits, followed by Allegan with three and two each in Clare and Isabella, with singular permits in several other counties.
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State Conservation Department Today
Osceola County
Allegan
Clare
Isabella
van Buren
Mecosta
Kalamazoo
Lake, Arenac
Roscommon
A and P Adopts Three Day Week Policy For All Divisions
John A Hartford announces the five day 48 hour week as national policy for retail store staff. The plan begins with experimental use in eastern stores and aims to cover the chain, though some locales may delay due to local rules. Detroit area heads say the plan will start before Labor Day with pay unchanged and stores serving customers six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Hartford
Detroit
John Toplin
Central Western Division
Toolin
Tan
Mavis Kennedy Among 71 Chosen for Institute
Mavis Kennedy daughter of Clare speakers Supt and Mrs H D Kennedy is among 71 high school students selected for the National Institute for High School Students at Northwestern University School of Speech from July 14 to August 16. The group includes entrants from 27 states and marks the 11th annual Institute with 1000 applicants this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Kennedy
H. D. Kennedy
Clare
National Institute For High
Northwestern University
School of Speech
California
Maine
Fire destroys big materials in Franklin Township
A large fire in Franklin Township, Roscommodn area, destroyed Wicklund Developer's materials on a lease after brush fires rekindled and spread to a stacked drilling rig. The Hilliard State No. 1 discovery was being prepared for additional choking, with Freeman Oil moving in equipment nearby for a new well.
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Rocommon-Franklin
Wicklund
Franklin Township
Glaseounnty
Gene Hilliard
Roscommodn Township
Hilliard
Discovery
Freeman Oil Company
Weil
Pasture for 1942 Could Start in July or August
Increased dairy and livestock demand boosts value of preparing a 1942 hay and pasture supply in Michigan. A mix of alfalfa and smooth brome grass on well drained lime-rich soils, with 300-400 pounds per acre of 0-20-20 fertilizer, is recommended. Seedings through August 15 can yield hay or pasture, and oats help seed establishment and erosion control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Taft Memorial Highway Association Plans Annual Michigan Visit
Delegates and visitors prepare for the eleventh Taft Memorial Highway Association convention at Camp Kepayshow near Clare Michigan August 6 and 7. A water show a chicken dinner and a business session with officer elections are planned with speakers from Michigan Ohio Kentucky and Canada including Governor VanWagoner. Sergeant Alvin C York vice president of the association aims to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Memorial Highway Association
Kepayshowink
Clare
Rotary Lake
Michigan
Art Smith
J. Herbert Saum
Max Clark
D. A. Gainey
Michigan State Highway Department
Michigan State Department of Conservation
Rha Biante Andabes
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Morida
Dominion of Canada
Murray D. VanWagoner
Don Kennedy
Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Taft Highway Association
York
Houghton Lake
Sault St. Marie
Mackinac Island
Lansing
Jackson
Morenci
Paul Whiteman to Bring Band to Interlochen Camp
Paul Whiteman and his seventeen piece band will perform at the National Music Camp in Interlochen Michigan on Monday July 21 at 8 p m The National High School Orchestra will join for two selections Gershwin s Rhapsody in Blue and Ferde Grotes Mardi Gras from Mississippi Suite The concert is offered at 56 cent admission due to Whiteman s generosity and the event is expected to attract a large audience along with Dr Howard Hanson guest conductor at programs July 20 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Paul Whiteman
Interlochen
Whiteman
National High School Orchestra
Gershwin
Ferde Grote
Minneapolis
Chicago
Howard Hanson
Hastman School of Music
Rochester
New York
George's Market Opens Evenings and Sundays
Local shop at 118 East 4th Street Clare offers quality meats and groceries with evening and Sunday hours. Contact 299 for inquiries.
Half Price License Plates Available at Damoth Agency
Automobile licenses for the balance of 1941 go on sale at the Art Damoth Insurance Agency in Clare on July 14 at half the price of full year plates. Half-year plates are valid until August 31, and motorists are urged to purchase early to avoid a last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Damoth Insurance Agency
Clare
Four Sentenced in Circuit Court by Judge Hart
A Harrison Circuit Court session led by Judge Ray Hart sentenced George Young of Sheridan to seven and a half to fifteen years for rape. William Marlow drew one year in the county jail for bastardy. Donald Wolven of Pontiac received six months in jail or release after paying about $150 in back alimony. Donald Rhodes of Clare was ordered to pay costs and placed on two years probation for wool theft from the McKay farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ray Hart
George Young
Sheridan Township
Jackson
Seaver Amble
William Marlow
Donald Wolven
Pontiac
Donald Rhodes
Clare
McKay
Hart
U S Agricultural Defense Board Established in Clare County
Announcement from Maurice A. Dean states that a U S Department of Agriculture defense board is formed in Clare County with Robert C. Kleiner named chairman of the county board. The boards coordinate all Agriculture agencies aiding national defense and focus on farm production adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agrriculture County Defense Board
Clare County
Robert C. Kleiner
Clare County Agricultural Defense Board
Maurice A. Dean
Perrington
Gratiot County
State Aaa
New State Agricultural Defense Board
Claude R. Wickard
Doan
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Dean
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Departments of Agriculture
The
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Farm Security Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Credit Administration
Surplus Marketing Administration
Agricultural Marketing Service
Forest Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Federal State Cooperative Extension Service
Clare Ice Business for Sale by Agnes Gleason
Ice business in Clare offered for sale by Agnes J. Gleason due to business reasons. Contact Agnes Gleason at the provided phone number 282 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Clare Ice
Thirty Five Men Register July 1 in Clare County
Clare County draft board lists thirty five men who reached age twenty one between October 16 1940 and July 1 1941 and registered July 1. Cards were drawn by blindfolded persons to allot serial numbers with induction order to follow from Washington.
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Clare County Draft Board
Washington
Farm Bureau Plans Northern Michigan Trip in August
Isabella County Farm Bureau members plan a four day trip the week of August 11 with a 30 seat Spirit of Progress bus. Estimated cost is 10 dollars per person with reservations due by July 19 at the Agricultural Agent's office. Destinations include St Ignace Munising Marquette Trenary Manistique and sights such as Father Marquettes grave Castle Rock Pictured Rocks and Laughing Whitefish Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Farm Bureau
Michigan
Harold Pope
Frank Gruss
Joe Gruss
William Bliese
Victor Pohl
Ernest Pohl
St. Ignace
Munising
Marquette
Trenary
Manistique
Father Marquette
Castle Rock
Pictured Rocks
Miner's Falls
Laughing Whitefish Falls
Big Springs
Paul Bun
Succeeds Sanford on School Board in Unanimous Vote
My Bicknell was unanimously elected Monday to succeed Dr F C Sanford whose long tenure as Treasurer and Trustee of the Board of Education spanned twenty four years from 1895 to 1913 and again from 1932 to the present time. Sanford did not seek reelection.
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Bicknell
F. C. Sanford
Board of Education
Dr. Sanford
Fisherman Guilty Of Excessive Game Catch
Co. S. Evans of Cincinnati faced Justice Kyle McKinn on a Tuesday charge by the Department of Conservation for possessing more than one day’s legal game fish. He kept 134 bluegills 2 perch and 22 bass hidden in ice to show later and was fined 100 dollars plus 6.85 costs, paid in full. The confiscated fish went to Clare County Infirmary.
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Co. S. Evans
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kyle McKinn
Department of Conservation
Evans
Clare County
Clare County Infirmary
Farm Women Week Opens at Michigan State College July 27
Sixteenth annual Farm Women's Week at Michigan State College opens Sunday July 27 with an expected attendance of about 700 rural women. The week ends Friday August 1 with the Farmer's Day program. Women will stay in the girls dormitories and must file registrations and accommodation requests with agricultural agents routed to R. W. Tenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Home Economics Department
R. W. Tenny
Isabella County
Edgar Pence
Tom Manley
Fay Curtiss
Grant Curtiss
William Day
Pleasant
Stanford Michael
S. B. Curtiss
Shepherd
Harry Wild
Albert Schug
Elizabeth Plegel
Clare
Edna V. Smith
N. A. McCune
Hast Lansing Peoples Church
John Hatinah
Our College
Union
Last Rites Held for Don Schaaf in Harrison
Obituary notes the July 9 death of Don I Schaaf a long-time Harrison resident and Mason, active in John J Carton Lodge F A M Greenwood Grange and Eastern Star. Born July 11 1887 in Attica Ohio he married Flayla Neikirk in 1907 and lived in Harrison most of his life. Funeral services were held July 11 at Murphy Funeral Parlors with Rev Harry Philo officiating and songs by Mrs Charles Amble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Don I. Schaaf
Don
John J. Carton Lodge F. & A. M
Harrison Masonic Lodge
Greenwood Grange
Harrison Order of Eastern Star
Don L. Schaaf
Attica
Ohio
Frank D
Bertha Schaaf
S&chools
Flayla Jane Neikirk
Michigan
Munauscong
Flavia
Mike Griffin
Barbeau
Francis McKenna
Willard
Camp Grant
Illinois
Ronald
Fort Lee
Virginia
Jack
Greenwood Township
Munuscong
Murphy
Harry
Philo
Congregational Church
Charles Amble
Extension courses for nurses started statewide in Michigan
The Michigan State Nurses Association launches nationwide emergency refresher courses for graduate registered nurses. Nursing Arts classes will be taught by registered nurses with lectures on psychiatry, communicable diseases, nutrition, materia medica, and obstetrics. The program is funded by the State Board of Control for Vocational Education and a grant from W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Thelma Brewington coordinates from 212 Capitol Savings 4 Loan Building Lansing. Applications available at the same address.
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Michigan
Michigan State Nurses Association
State Board of Control
W. K. Kelley Foundation
Battle Creek
Wayne University
University of Michigan
Thelma Bréwington
Capitol Savings 4 Loan Building
Lansing
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Department
Lincoln Township
Pure Oil Co
Saginaw
Jay Hewett
Lupher Drilling Co
Mary Lomp
CS NW
Weber Oil Co
Bay City
George S. Wilson
CS NE
Tagart Bros
Company Tools
Royal E
Fay G. Gingrich
Henry
Edith Gingrich
CN SW NW
Antoinette Baderschneider
CN NB
Ohio Oil Co
Findlay, O
Paul N. Stedman
Don Rayburn
Standish
Louie Gabel
Federal Farm Mortgage Co
Winterfield Township
Sun Oil. Company
Toledo
Winterfield
Frost Township
Union. Drilling & Producing Company
Mt. Pleasant
D. A
Newland No. 1
Deerfield Township
L. and S. Drilling Company
Wyman
H. Winesburg
Twin Drilling Company
Denver Township
Michigan Devonian Petroleum Company
Grand Rapids
Ben Wensey
Jim Collins
Roscommon County
Roscommon Township
Freeman Oil Co
State of Michigan
J. C. Arthurs Company
Food Chain
Institute
Franklin
Blaze
Scout Camp
Damoth
U. S. Agricultural Defense Board
New Clare County Organization
Agnes J. Gleason
Local Selective Service Board
Edward James Joslin
Ona James Belfinck
Burdette Sterling Reigle
Fred Edward Price
Tony Joe Krehmar
Russell Junior Yost
Temple
Donald Blair Haines
Arthur Two
Ronald Edwin JW Langworthy
Emanuel Thomas Austin
Hugh Vernell Shaver
Rex Mitchell Bailey
Alger Hugene Brown
Floyd Dee-Canterbury
Karl Edward Schmid
Farwell
Rural
Stanley Mansfield Oman
Lake
Gaylord Alfred Coffell
Dale Burdette Miller
Melvin Protrowski
Neil Gleason Sowle
John Allen Schaaf, Jr
Edwin John Foss
Sanford
Stuart Bicknell
Mich
State College
Don Schaaf
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