Railroad and bus schedules and local notices
Railroad timetables list Central Standard Time connections at Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trains with morning and afternoon departures plus Great Lakes Motor Bus Co schedules from Mt. Pleasant to Clare and Harrison and connections to Lansing. Local items note residents traveling, gatherings, church reports, and a marriage in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Standard
Ann Arbor South
Pere Marquette West
Haat
Harrison
Great Lakes Motor Bus CO
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Lansing
Upsets Change League Standings in Wide Scoring Games
Tarwell edged Remus 6 to 5 to nudge closer to the leaders while Oden held off Remus for a win with 10 strikeouts. Weidman beat Emerald 3 to 2 in 11 innings as pitching dominated, Barryton narrowly defeated Sears 18 to 12, lifting Barryton to third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarwell
Remus
Oden
Farwell
Wieidman
Emerald
Robert
Weidman
Barryton
Sears
LaviNa Wallace 1864 1916 Flint Michigan Native Dies
LaviNa Wallace born January 21 1864 in Van Wert County Ohio died July 11 at home in Flint from paralysis. She married George Shamel in December 1882 and moved to Michigan in 1908 near Harrison. Survived by five children Bertha Ida Price Clark W Roy G and Otis F and 18 grandchildren. Shamel died February 1914. Services at Riverside Tabernacle in Flint led by Rev. Charles Scott. Body sent to Harrison for burial last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaviNa Wallace
van- Wert County
Ohio
Flint
Miss Wallace
George Shamel
Michigan
Harrison
Bertha
Ida Price
Clark W
Davison
Roy G
Millington
Otis F
Birth and death notice for Sarah Elizabeth Baker McKay
Sarah Elizabeth Baker McKay born February 29 1857 in Canada died July 5 1935 in Lansing at 78 years four months five days. Remains laid to rest beside husband Addison H McKay and funeral held at the Presbyterian church. She leaves one son George and a granddaughter Verna both of Flint plus brother Micheal of Los Angeles sister Mrs Isabelle Archambault of Vernon and several nieces and nephews. George McKay and family were with his mother before she died. Attendees from distance included Mrs C Butterfield Mr and Mrs By Butterfield Hdl Howry of Lansing Mrs Michéal Archambault of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Ogle
Flint
Stanley Parish
6Th Street
Clare
Adv
H. B. Thurston
Oberlin
Ohio
C. A. Thurston
Upton
Tupper
Glen Sanford
Dick Groves
Wilson State Park
Harrison
Minnie Adams
Jennie Pierson
Burd
J. W. McVeigh
Ithaca
Chester Richard
Chas. Niemeyer, Jr
H. M. Barnes
Kenneth Barnes
Harry ‘Tripp
Mary Achard
Higgins Lake
Frank Cosgrove
Church of God
Farwell
Barryton
Remus
Mt. Pleasant
Clare County
Sentine
L. W Mosher
W. E. Tichenor
Joseph
Niles
W. B
U. of M
Ann Arbor
Ward Boody
John Teale
Toledo
Mackinac Island
Traverse City
Walter Foell
John Shultz
Central S. T. College
Phyllis’ Jean
Chas. Ogle, Jr
Slattery
Richard Woodcock
Wilbur Lower
Gladwin
Upper Peninsula
Houghton
Stucky
Mr. Muir
Detroit
Detroit Rescue Mission, Attended Services At the Clare Baptist Church
Albert Dawe
Percy V. Dawe
Lansing
Petrolia
Ont
T. L. Robinson
Sheridan Township
Ladies Union
Congregational Church
Sam Loomis
Rudolph Amerling
Olive Rodabaugh
Sarah Elizabeth Baker McKay
John
Julia Baker
Canada
Rosebush
Presbyterian Church
Addison H. McKay
George
Verna
Micheal
Los Angeles
California
Isabelle Archambault
Vernon
George McKay
Familly
C. Butterfield
By, Butterfield
Hdl. How
Odd Socks Beat Beal City Boys in 3 1/2 Inning Victory
Harrison Odd Socks defeated Beal City Independents 3 to 1 on a windy local diamond. McKenna pitched a one hit game through nine innings with two outs in the ninth stranded. The Odd Socks then travel to Sag inaw next Sunday to face Moore’s Truckers aiming for revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison Odd Socks
Beal City Independents
McKenna
Thielin
Bay City
Odd Socks
Real City
Nick Pfannes
Saginaw
Moore’s Truckers
Enrollment at Central State Teachers College Sets Summer Record
Central State Teachers College reports 749 summer students, a three year attendance high. The figure includes eleven Clare County residents among attendees from 64 Michigan counties and four states. Named Clare entrants include Mary O Clare, Emma Jennings, Armalee Stanford, Mildred Stirling, Bertha Babcock, and Beatrice Burnett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Teachers College
Clare County
Central
Michigan
Clare
Mary O. Baxter
Emma Jennings
Armalee Gerow
Alonzo Stanford
Mildred Stirling
Farwell
Bertha Babcock
Harrison
Beatrice Burnett
Theodora Caner
Ruth Fanslau
Emil Giers
Freda Welsh
Kennedy Directs First Michigan Janitors Institute
Superintendent E D Kennedy of Clare public schools directs the first Janitors institute in Michigan to be held July 19 20 at Central State Teachers College. Janitors engineers and custodians of school property are invited to join lectures and demonstrations on school building maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Kennedy
Michigan
Central State Teachers College
Clare Public Schools
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Chas. Shaw
Alma
St. Louis
Charlotte
Ww. A. Cudney
Brown City
FL. C
Mack VanCour
C. A. Perry
Semon
Anna May Smalley
Older Young Peoples Conference
Olivet
Michigan Congregational Christian Conference
Hostile Valley
Thelma
Irene Gordon
General Hospital
Kennetha Lou Barnes
Hol. Stinger
J. H. Wilson
Fifth Street
Shirley Allen
Wise
Business Institute
Merritt
Gloria
Ava Hoard
Robert Wilson
Brimley
Mildred Derby
Marjorie Ackerman
Phyliss Sherwood
Lois Lange
Betty Green
Marsha Crum
Lola Sanford
Margery Parish
Wm. Arnold
Lake George
H. H. Depew
Laura
Grand Rapids
H. C. Cudney
John Gordon
Midland
Ernest Green
L. C. Fox and Son
Norman
A. E. Samborn
Lake
Wesley Truemner
Curtis
Sebewairg
Joann
M. L. Hargrave
Forest Guest
Fred Enderle
Homer Hargrave
Antwerp
Pet
Farvell
Emeralda
Nees
Carrene
Johnson’s Electric Shop
McEwan St
C. W. Lohrke
Crisco
Lavina Shamel
Sarah Elizabeth McKay
Beal City Boys
Central ST. Teachers College
Clare Drug Company
Clare and Beaverton Lumber Co
Gamble’s
O. A. Derby
Clare County Treasurer
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