Local notes from St. Louis region and surrounding towns
Fred Thompson of St. Louis visited a Plate on Wednesday. The Guild plans its annual picnic at Wilson State Park next Wednesday with a potluck supper for husbands. Miss Thelma Leosh and Arnold Loudis wed in Harrison on July 3 and live at 706 Washington St Lansing. Arthur Johnson bought a Clare Atte trailer to showcase radios at his Electric Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
St. Louis
Howard W. Jones
Gorden “Zigler
Mt. Clemens
Ralph Artibep
Guild
Wilson State Park
Thelma
Leosh
Arnold Loudis
Lucas
Harrison
Washington St
Lansing
Arthur Johnson
Glen Lower Seriously Injured in Fall at Hatton Ranch
Glen Lower was seriously injured Saturday when his riding horse tumbled and threw him while rounding sheep for the annual drench at the Hamlin ranch. He was brought to Clare County General Hospital with multiple broken ribs a broken shoulder and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lower
Hamlin Ranch
Lower
Hatton
Clare County General Hospital
Spicer Family Holds Twelfth Reunion in Grove
The Spicer family gathered at the Grvisons home Sunday July 26 with seventy one attendees. A pot luck dinner followed at one o clock and the afternoon featured visiting and ball games before a brief business meeting. The next reunion is planned for the last Sunday in July 1337 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Eugene Grvison
Card of Thanks from the Rockey Family
The Randolph Rockey family expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown after their accident.
Farmers Ind Produce Co Sets Ship Dates for Livestock
Shipping dates set for livestock by 2 00 p m on August 11 and August 25 Farmers Ind Produce Co announces the two required cutoff times and dates for shipment requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Ind. Produce Co
County WPA Recreation Field event planned for tomorrow
Wayne Fougethi county director announces a WPA recreation program at the county park featuring water sports games crafts in the pavilion skating in Hughes hall and a community dance. Complete programs are in circulation for the occasion and all are invited to partake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounty
S* W. P. A. Recrea
Wilgont
Games Ag
Wayne’ Fougethi
Hairdine
Oliver G Campbell obituary notes life span and family ties
Oliver G Campbell born 1885 in Lapest Michigan moved to Bryan Michigan as a child. He married Jennie Irene Grant in 1919 and lived in Freeman township Clare County since then. He died Wednesday and is survived by his wife and three brothers Lewis C E Jordan. Funeral services were held Saturday at Doherty Funeral Home with Rev Albert Dawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver ‘G Campbell
Oliver G. Campbell
Lapest
Mich
Bryan
Jennie Irene Grant
Keokuk
Iowa
Sally
Clare County
Freeman Township
Lewis
Byron
C. EL
Ferry
Jordon
Howell
Doherty Funeral Home
Albert Dawe
Jack Kelly Stock Company Returns to Clare for Summer Shows
The Jack Kelly Stock Company resumes at the big water-proof theatre in Clare Michigan with new plays and scenery. All new cast except Toby feature vaudeville between acts. Shows include Shepherd of the Hills and Cinderella O Riley. Opening night Monday August 3 offers one free entry for each paid adult ticket. tent on Danlop lots east South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Michigan
Toby
Mabel
Townsend Plan
Cinderella O'Rielly
Whittlin
Danlop
East Sth Street
Gratitude Note From Mrs. Oliver Campbell
I thank my friends for kindnesses shown during my bereavement and for floral offerings. Thanks to Rev. Albert Daye and the singers for their messages. I am most grateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Daye
Oliver Campbell
Obituary and Local Notices From Mt. Pleasant Area
Joseph Gustola dies after illness of pneumonia with services at Sacred Heart church Mt. Pleasant. Neighboring reports include residents traveling to Pinconning Traverse City and other places, a Food Preparation club ice cream sale raising 4.05, and various visits, weekend trips, and church meetings in the Mt. Pleasant area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph-Gustola
Joseph Gustola
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Pleasant
Ter
Careynes
Here
William Mullins
Pleasant
Frank Gordon
Richard Fall
Charles Yeht
Pinconning
Traverse City
J. Hamilton
Rink
Bert McEwan
Bealth
James Sheahan
H. O. Bender
Young
The
Standard Church
Rose Lynch
R. N
Saginaw
John Lynch
Helen Ruetz
Remus
V. J.horan
Ley Lalone
Traversé City
Mary
Ann
Teresa Lynch
Leo Lynch
F. H. Lynch
Gordon
Armstrong
Bear Lake
Thomas Fall
John Ouderkirk
Lloyd Jones
Laverne Simpson
Midland
L. S. Stickle
Lila
Jane Stickle
Ralph Stickle
Olivet
Allen Smirthwaite
Flint
John Graham
Frank Allen
Marjory
Harold
Paul
Busaris
Ohio
Patrick Lynch
J. W. Livingston
Sincere thanks for kindness after husband and father’s passing
The Thurston family expresses deep gratitude for the acts of sympathy during illness and death. They thank friends who sent flowers and messages, Rey Dawe for comforting words, the Masonic brothers, and Funeral Directors Association for their kindness and help.
Republican ticket county clerk candidacy announced
A political notice from George Johnson seeks support for his Republican candidacy for County Clerk and Register of Deeds in the upcoming September 15 1936 primaries. He asks for backing and notes his address at 4212 George Johnson.
Clare County drains commissioner bid on Republican slate
A resident announces candidacy for Clare County drain commissioner on the Republican ticket at the September primaries. The message requests voter support and lists the name 4112 Harley Mangle as the signer.
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
Clare county candidate for Sheriff on the Republican ticket announces for the primaries on September 15, 1936. He pledges to serve as a universal representative and questions New Deal policies, signing as John W. Dunlop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Dunlop
Joseph Es Naumes Offers Candidacy for Clare County Prosecuting Attorney
Joseph Es Naumes announces intention to run for the office of prosecuting attorney. He seeks the Republican nomination at the September primaries and asks voters for their support in Clare County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ES Naumes
Social Visit and Club Meeting Mentioned in Local Notes
Thursday Mrs Chas Gray and Mrs Chas Haber with two children Don ald and Phillis visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey. Mrs White and baby stayed until Sunday when Mr White joined them. Local families shared a Sunday dinner and guests included Geo Ramey Allen Kile Tom Ramey and Harold Ramey. Meet-A-While club to meet at Mrs Oscar Maxwell's August 5. Oscar Maxwell later visited John Smith and they went blueberry picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Gray
Chas Haber
Donald
Phillis
Hillsinger
Iva
Fogelsonger
Tom White
Morris
Clarence
Ramey
Grange
Grangers
L. Thrush
F. Thrush
Joseph
Donald Cook
Clarence McGuire
Punt
Dora Diamater
Lelan Robison
Lansing
Gilmore
Lester Thrush
Clyde Jackson
Dan Foell
Near
Mason
R. B.’ McGuire
Dorothy
Donna
Floyd McGuire
Flint
N. A. Trumble
Shirley E
Bernard G. van Buskirk
Gabriel van Buskirk
Leah Gardon
Clare
Hazel Shilling
Elmer Wilson
Local Social Roundup Passes Through Hinkville and Vicinity
Hinkville families from Detroit and near Gladwin visit friends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Burch and Mrs. Myrtie Kraatz. Several trips mark weekend gatherings with the Sparbels, Beeson, and Purdy households. long friendship connections trace back to the Spanish American War. Nearby visitors include the Kraatz, Border, Oliver, and Gunderson families with updates on camping trips and kin visiting in Vernon and Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McFarland
Detroit
Myrtie Kraatz
Near Gladwin
George Burch
Sparbel
Gingery
Gladwin
Kathryn
Phyliss Gilmore
Seymour Border
Phyliss
Then
Henry Kraatz
Malcolm
Jack Comerfords
Henry Gravier
Gunderson
Jack
Margaret Freeman
Jas
Helen
S. Border
T. Clark
Rogebush
Fire Tower Perl Tryon House Painting and Community Notes
The report lists residents and visitors around Winn Barryton Brinton Lake and Clare including Perl Tryon painting his house, Simon Utley visiting relatives, Clifford Colton home from hospital, and several trips among families like Powell Tryon Sherman Wilds and Dorris. A vehicle collision occurred Saturday in front of an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perl Tryon
Rensel Martin
Saginaw
Simon Utley
Winn
Barryton
Brinton
Lake
Clifford Colton
Louis Colton
Clare
R. J. Powell
Orville Sherman
W. A. Austin
Oral Dorris
Flint
A. O. Wilds
James Nepper
Farwell
A. W. Austin
Alice
Gilmore
Alta
Billy Sherman
Lansing
Henry
Barbara Tryon
Pat
Fragmentary notice notes damaged home and journey terms
A fragmentary excerpt mentions the R. J. Powell home and a party at fault, with references to settled damages and continuing travel. The text ends with an invitation for news items to be sent in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Powell
Republican candidate for County Treasurer in Clare county
Oise A Derby announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for County Treasurer at the primaries on September 15. He seeks voter support and expresses appreciation for backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tixvish
Clare’ County
Oise
A. Derby
Bowler Runs for Clare County Judge of Probate
Theo G Bowler announces candidacy for Judge of Probate in Clare County with primaries set for September 15 1936. Voters are asked for sincere consideration and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
County Drain Commissioner Primary Proposal
A notice on the Republican ticket for County Drain Commissioner at the upcoming primaries on September 15 1936 seeks support. The campaign line urges voters to back Charles David at 4242 for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randolph Rockey
Agit Rorraw
Jack Kelly Stock, CO
Davy
Ceare
Harley -Mangle
Andersonville
Dixie Villa John, Dionise Fred, Marsan As
Marnalllén
Gilmore Grange
Theo G. Bowler
Chas. David
Citizens State Bank
Donald E. Holbrook
Alexander E. Wylie
Bob Mair
Hampton
BLDG
Clare, Michigan
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