Cattle Feeders Plan Michigan Stockmen Tour
Isabella County cattle feeders join a Michigan tour linking the Gladwin beef cattle sale and a MSU extension event. The itinerary includes farms near Shepherd Mt. Pleasant Rosebush and stops at Zingery Davidson Lawens Hauck Engel and Pohl with livestock specialists and buyers aboard. Dinner by Rosebush Presbyterian Ladies Aid.
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Isabella County
Michigan
Michigan State College
The
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Harl Zingery
Shepherd
Montana
Max Davidson
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph Lawens
Hauck Brothers Rosebush
Engler Brothers
Nicholas Pohl
Schmacher Brothers
Rosebush
George Keller & Son
Rogelt Ha
George Syer 1862 1988 Obituary from Canada to Michigan
George Syer born March 2 1862 in Peterboro Canada died May 27 1988 aged 76. He married Sarah Davis in July 1886 and moved to Frankfort Michigan in 1890. He worked as a carpenter and later lived with his daughter Mrs William Mahan at Lake. Survived by three daughters Mrs Wm Mahan Mrs Ervin Kulencamp and Mrs Victor Finch five grandchildren two sisters and many friends. Funeral held at Community hall with Rev Albert Dawe and burial in Lake cemetery.
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George Syer
Peterboro
Canada
Sarah Davis
Michigan
Frankfort
William D
Mr. Syer
William Mahan
Lake
Wm. Mahan
Ervin Kulencamp
Flint
Victor Finch
Farwell
Florence Holmes
Hoa Bates
Toronto
Albert Dawe
Glare
Lake Cemetery
Mrs Mary A Boody dies at 76 in Clare Michigan
Mary A Tillotson Boody born October 13 1861 Reading Hillsdale Co Michigan died May 24 1938 She married George Boody in May 1878 He died spring 1915 They had five children Albert Ray Ad Oliver Ward Boody Mrs Roy Feighner Herbert Boody She leaves a sister in Gibsonburg Ohio and several grandchildren Funeral was at Church of God with Rev Hegart Mt Pleasant and H L Cleveland officiating Interment Cherry Grove cemetery
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Mary A. Tillotson
Reading
Hillsdale Co
Michigan
George Boody
Albert Ray
Ad. Oliver
Ward ‘Boody
Roy Feighner
Clare
Herbert Boody
Detroit
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Church of God
Mt. Pleasant
H. L. Cleveland
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars Thank Clare Drum Corps for Memorial Day Music
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of Harrison thank the Clare Drum and Bugle Corps for traveling to Harrison Monday morning to furnish music and parade in observance of Memorial Day. The performance was appreciated by the Veterans and all who heard them.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Harrison
Clare Drum and Bugle Corps
Seaver Amble Enters Clare County Sheriff Race
Harrison resident Seaver Amble, a Clare County native and eight year county supervisor, has entered the Republican primary for sheriff on September 13. He says he will work to solve problems in the public interest if elected, without making promises.
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Seaver Amble
Harrison
Clare County
Amble
Board of Supervisors
Gizzard Stone Reveals Minnesota Dinosaurs
Mrs. C. R. Stauffer, wife of a U of Minnesota geology professor, found a gizzard stone near Lake City. The pre-glacial flint, from Shakopee limestone, weighs over three ounces, is polished, and likely swallowed with the dinosaur’s food.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
C. R. Stauffer
University of Minnesota
Traffic Across Straits Slumps During Holiday Weekend
Michigan highway department barometers show Straits of Mackinac traffic fell 29 percent for the Memorial Day four day period compared with last year while the US 12 tourist lodge near New Buffalo saw a 25 percent rise. Ferry vehicle counts were 4078 this year versus 5791 a year ago and lodge registrations totaled 3515 this year against 2797 last year.
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State Highway Department
Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
Highway
US 12
New Buffalo
Straits
Play Outfits at Chicago Breakfast Clinic Parade
Cherie Nicholas reports a fashion parade at the Merchandise Mart Chicago featuring a breakfast clinic for juv enile fashions. Fort y or more youngsters served as mannekins with outfits including a pottery shade coverall for a toddler and a peasant scarf tied on heads.
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Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Clare F F A Holds Annual Meeting and Elects Officers
On Wednesday night May 25 the Clare F F A Chapter 11 met in the Clare High Agriculture room. Freshmen and juniors hosted a softball contest with sophomores and seniors to settle refreshments. Members reported on the State Contest at Hast Lansing with Alton Arnold placing fourth in grain judging among 1600 entrants. Potato judging and dairy products both placed ninth, farm management 28th. Delegates Walter Kleiner and James Murphy attended the F F A Convention. Officers elected for next year include President Walter Kleiner and Vice President James Murphy.
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Clare High
Hast Lansing
Alton Arnold
Walter Kleiner
James Murphy
Herbert McDonald
Raymond Marshall
Harold Brooks
Don David
Russell Eberhart
William Bauer
Murray Moore
Livestock Feeders Invited to Visit State College
Professor George Brown heads Michigan State College Animal Husbandry urging livestock feeders to visit on Friday June 10 to view experimental work and discuss feeding problems. Topics include calf production, grinding roughage for steers and lambs, pasture improvement, stock selling, swine feeding and transport issues. Program begins at 10 A.M. at the experimental barn.
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George Brown
Michigan State College
Michigan
Memorial Day Observances Include Address by Kitchin
Memorial Day events in Clare featured the High School Girls Trio Leona Samborn Aretha Mc Laughlin and Alice Foell with Florence Ryan. Joseph F. Kitchin gave a memorable address on American history and foreign policy cautioning against future wars. The High School band played after which taps noted the departed. Veterans Elias Riegle and Rev William N Younglove were unable to attend the cemetery visit. Drum and Bugle Corps earlier performed in Harrison.
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Leona Samborn
Aretha McLaughlin
Alice Foell
Florence Ryan
Joseph F. Kitchin
Clare High School
University of Michigan, Ai
Kitchin
America
Drum and Bugle Corps
Harrison
Tuberculosis Testing Emphasized by Tri County Health Unit
The Tri County Health Unit promotes tuberculin testing to gauge latent infection and prevent spread. Clinics will test suspected cases and contacts with chest X rays for positive reactors, under H D Thiehoff of Health District 7 Michigan Tuberculosis Association.
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Tri-County
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
H. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Final Notice to All Motor Vehicle Drivers
Public safety notice cites Act 818 of 1927 and state law on yielding to police and fire department vehicles. It warns drivers to pull over and parallel curb when sirens or bells approach and prohibits following or parking near active fire apparatus. Signed by Albert Haley and William B. Dunlop.
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Albert Haley
Fire Dept
William B. Dunlop
Local residents share weekend visits across Michigan towns
Murals owners from Detroit spent the weekend at Clearlake cottage. Layle Littlefield and parents from M S C and F Littlefield joined family gatherings. Flint couples visited Ambrosier Graves Frisby and relatives while Elwood Sherman’s graduation program drew Frisbys. Ambrosiers planned a Clare trip and Grand Rapids trip list of weekend calls ends with Hull visit.
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L. Spencer and Son
Detroit
Clearlake
Layle Littlefield
M.S. C
F. Littlefield
BE. Sanderson
Farwell
L. Frisby
Li. Frisby
Elwood Sherman
White Cloud
C. Frisby
Detroit, Spent Sunday and Monday With Mr. and Mrs. L. Hrisby
Weekend Guests At Eagle Home And Lane County Gatherings
Weekend visitors included Norman Allen of Pontiac Audrey Smith of Saginaw and P H Miller of Detroit at the 3 B Allen home in Eagle. Clare band festival drew community residents. Milton Honderich and daughter Judy of Lake City visited Rev M R Honderich. Rev Honderich to begin Bible study on Revelation questions. Fritz Kleiner of near Ann Arbor spent weekend with H Kleiner family and relatives. Robert Hutchingon and guests R A Carr traveled to Wolverine to visit Ernest Wallace and Wm Gredit.
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3. B. Allen
the Eagle
Norman Allen
Pontiac
Audrey Smith
Saginaw
P. H. Miller
Detroit
Clare
Milton Honderich
Judy
Lake City
M. R. Honderich
Jetterson
Otto Kleiner
Robi. Campbell
Honderich
Fritz Kleiner
Ann Arbor
H. Kleiner
Robert Hutchingon
R. A. Carr
Wolverine
Ernest Wallace
Wm. Gredit
Local families share visits and illness notices this weekend
Mr and Mrs Alton David hosted grandparents in Romulus for the weekend and holiday while Henry Barton kept up chores. Detroit visitors including J Deporty and Johnie Hackey plus Richard Bird traveled for the holiday. Ernie Kleiner and Marjorie Jane joined trips to Cadillac and Hale to relatives. Lewis Warner recovers at his brother Ernest’s home. Ralph Allen’s car was badly wrecked in Clare by an oil truck.
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Alton David
Frank Barton
Romulus
Henry Barton
J. Deporty
Johnie Hackey
Richard Birdsall
Detroit
Ernest Kleiner
Marjorie Jane
Cadillac
Mr. Deportys
Lewis Warner
Ernest
Jake Erb
Kleiner
Mr. Erb
Hale
Vern
Erb
Florian Orvis
Fred Allen
Albert Allen
R. A. Carr
Young Peoples Bible Study
Ralph Allen
Clare
Card of Thanks for Mary Boody
We express heartfelt appreciation to all who helped during the sickness and death of our mother grandmother and sister Mrs Mary Boody. Thanks for the floral tributes comforting messages singers and Mr Friz for services from the children and sister
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Mary Boody
Egart
H. L. Cleveland
Mr. Friz
Appreciation for friends during illness and recovery
Mrs. Clarence Randle expresses gratitude for the thoughtful acts by friends while hospitalized and at home. The kindness helped ease long hours and is sincerely appreciated.
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Clarence Randle
Clare County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Primary Nomination
A.T. Morgan announces candidacy for Sheriff in Clare County for the upcoming primaries on September 13. The political announcement calls for voter support in the race ahead of the party nomination.
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Clare County
A.T. Morgan
Community club meetings schedule and local events
Local groups announce regular meetings every Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Listings include C C F Lodge, American Legion Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge, Ulara Kiwanis Club, American Legion, Masonic Lodge, Farmers Union Grant Township Local 143, plus Harrison homecoming on July 3 and 4.
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The
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Grant Township Local No. 143
Farmers Union
Twin Elms Country Club Summer Schedule Debuts
Drive out 40 miles north on US 27 evenings from Wednesday to Sunday and Sunday afternoon to enjoy dancing to a new orchestra. Starting Sunday and every Sunday, chicken dinners are served Frankenmuth style for $1.00 along with beer, wines, and sandwiches at the club. Ray L. Cunningham, Prop.
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Ray L. Cunningham
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Illness and Death
Mrs. Fred Waltz and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of our husband and father.
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Fred Waltz
Registration Notice for Garfield Township Electors
Registration for Garfield township school electors will be held at the school house on Saturday June 10 from 8:00 a m to 4:00 p m or at my home until the Saturday preceding the election July ith 3412 Arthur Smith Sec
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Garfield Township
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Ella
Pingery Farm
Mrs
Mary. A. Boody
Cherie Nicholas
Clare F. F. A
State College
State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Terest
1. C. C. F. Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Rebekah Lodge
Ulara Kiwanis Club
Hotel Coherry
Order of the Eastern Star
Twin Elms Country Club
Arthur Smith
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