Clare News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and People
The Clare Sentinel reports rail timetable notes for Ann Arbor and Great Lakes Motor Bus lines, local visits by residents from Saginaw Detroit and Lansing, and community events. Mentions include Thayer Brothers dairy bottling upgrades and Friendship Day plans, along with traffic incidents on US 27 near Clare and a museum exhibit in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morrigan
Saginaw
Clare Friends
Magge
Loretta Terwilliger
St. Louise
James Duncan
Nila Struble
Ann Arbor
Friends
Clare
Thayer Brothers
Levi Willey
Mt. Pleasant
Stetmaman
Roy LaForge
Lansing
F. M. Shumway
Farwell
Myyle Walker
Iron Mountain
IM. A. Holland
WPA
Howard Dafoe
Detroit
Vera Peterson
Hale
Adolph Krell
Sentinelities
Leon Casner
Vhis
Lewis Casner
Belding
Casner
Ivonne
Earl Lewis
Grand ‘Rapids
Leon Cutler
Dewitt
Major Lewis
Eugen Wyman
Lyman Perkins
Harry Perkins
Pinehurst
Ore
Jesse Hampton
Sault. Ste Marie
Upper Michigan
Florida
Chris
Roger
Gus Smith
Us-27
Robert Freideborn
Herbert Boody
Thelma
Jacob Seiter
Clare County General Hospital
Roy Feighner
A. Oliver
Lmits
Mexico City
Mexico
Diaz
Packard
Diffle Brothers Complete Derrick on Irwin Property
The Diffle Brothers finished erecting a derrick on the Andrew Irwin property four miles south of Clare and have driven pipe to 250 feet. If oil is found, five offsets will be drilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffle Brothers
Andrew Irwin
Clare
Greenwood families relocate and locals gather at Budd Lake
The passage lists numerous Greenwood residents and visitors with movements and activities. Families from Greenwood reposition to the Cummings property while others travel to Clare, Detroit, Lansing, and Mt. Pleasant. Several locals visit relatives, vacation at cottages, and children contest illnesses such as whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
Albert Dawe
Sneok
John B. Mitchel
Marbury
Maryland
Mabel van Hoosé
George Lawton
Dfudington
Herma Bsey
Ora. Apho
Saginaw
Magali
Hosta8 Club
Hagax” Pence
Detroit
Lake George
Sentinel
Fred. Bauer
Flint
Hiverette Allen
Brown
Victor Peckham
Little 300
Lester
Pittsburg
Frank Holmes
Howard Morford
Jessé Lamphere
Jas. A. McKay
Doherty
C. Fedeke
A. Gruebner
Pleasant
Edw. Gilmore
Maud Perlberg
Edward and
Allen
Mary Marmick
Standish
Glen Martin
Harvey Upton
Perlberg
Arenac County
Norman Shimmer
Greenwood
Cummings
Cities Service
Jesse Hammerly
Dorothy Lepley
Wallace Wolfe
George Stone
Lansing
Fred Smith
Larry Lee
Francis Thomas
Ralph Hughes
John
Lee
Wilam Murphy
Rosalie Langworthy
Dover
Jean Schaaf
Mt. Pleasant
George Dillenback
Hazel
Jacob
Opal
Cohoon
Wayne ‘Cohoon
Bruce
Perl Cohoon
Joe Newbound
Thomas Hecker
Madelyn Jean
Elmer. Hughes
Marion Reigle
Wallace, Harper
Crowning
George Russ
North Bradley
Nettleton
Russ
Brooklyn
New York
Samuel Bruce
Dan Brief
Northville
Paul Lang
Cheater Welch
Verne Mickle
Ciliax
Clare
Karl
Mavis
sJegse
Alien
Charles Ciliax
Irma Caswell
Elmer Hughes
Harry Brennan
Breckenridge
Louise Hecker
Chaves Ciliax
Sheridan
Gladys Dutt
Harry Campbell
Ionia
Peter Cummings
Ithaca
Nettie Chase
Ruth Lepley
Jesse
Rammersly
Axel Halgren
Bertha Schaaf
Schaaf
Open Letter Calls for Nuisance Ordinance in Clare
Clare Michigan resident Hannah Binhammer appeals to city officials on July 8 1936 urging the adoption of an ordinance to curb noisy public celebrations in residential districts citing a four day carnival on McEwan Street and Wheaton Avenue as disruptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
McEwan Street
Wheaton Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Booth
Warrison
Aquetth
Great Lakes Motor Busco
Mt. Pleasant Clare
Harrison Prodenville
Edoahie
Algoriast
KGH
United States
Salem
Lafayette
William Adams
Oliver Optic
Germany
Belgium
Columbus
Chicago
U. S. Senator
WXYZ
Michigan
Brucker
United States Senate
Hollywood
America
West Fourth St
Vernon Oil News
Harrison
Mra
Parmer
Jonia
Wallace
Parker
Nes
Lottie Bruce
Armand Hagen
Sarah Hagen
Elmer Clare
Willem Hill
Aline Andrus
Jim’ Tatman, Jr
Elva
William ‘Henderson
Boyne City
Arnold Hughes
Bud Grabel
Mary Louise Burne
Nettie Mary Brown
Arnold Lake
Fred Weatherhead
WM. H. Bicknell & CO
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