Veterans Parade Honors War Dead At Cherry Grove Cemetery
A large crowd followed a veterans parade from Mount Pleasant to Cherry Grove cemetery on a Memorial Day observance. The ceremony featured patriotic music, invocations, a ladies sextette, and short speeches by Atty. Dexter Frales of Midland and Hon. Dennis B. Alward of Lansing.
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Mount Pleasant
Cherry Grove Cemetery
B. T. Smith
T. Carl Hol‘brook
Dexter Frales
Midland
Dennis B. Alward
Lansing
Clare Lady Injured in Auto Wreck Near Sanard
Last Saturday Mrs F C Sanford returning from Detroit with relatives was hurt when the car struck loose gravel and flipped into a ditch near Sanard. She suffered cuts and bruises while driver Mr Cicotte had an ankle injury. Sister Nina Hoffmire broke an arm and was taken to Midland. Brother Gordon and wife and infant escaped uninjured. Mrs Cicotte sprained her back. All are reported improving.
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Detroit
F. C. Sanford
Sanard
Cicotte
Nina Hoffmire
Midland
Gordon
Mask of Lopez and Peter Pan at Princess Theatre
The Princess Theatre shows Mask of Lopez with Fred Thompson and Silver King on Saturday. Peter Pan starring Betty Bronson opens with the Darling children and Wendy flying to Never Never Land. matinees listed for Tuesday and school audiences with special times and prices.
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Mask of Lopez
Fred. Thompson
Silverking
Sun
Sandra
Barbara LaMarr
Pues
Peter Pan
Betty Bronson
Never Never Land
Darling Nursery
Wendy
John
Micheal
Mrs. Darling
Peter
Michael
Coleman
Farwell
Men's Club Fish Supper Planned at Lake George
The Men's Club of the Congregational church will hold a fish supper at the James S. Bicknell cottage at Lake George next Monday evening. C. A. Thurston is chairman and head chef with capable assistants. Cars leave the bazik dormers at 6:00 oclock.
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Congregational Church
James S. Bicknell
Lake George
C. A. Thurston
Storm Pictures to Be Shown at Princess Theatre
An educational feature titled In the Wake of the Storm, produced with Indiana Farm Bureau and International Harvester Co, will be shown at the Princess Theatre on Saturday and Sunday nights June 6 and 7. The film documents relief efforts by Red Cross, Indiana arm Bureau, radio, airplane, railroads, motor truck and tractor in Southern Indiana, showing storm wreckage, damaged farm homes and implements and the relief response.
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International Harvester Co
Indiana Farm Bureau
Thompson & Wilkinson Implement Co
Princess Theatre
Red Cross
Indiana Arm Bureau
Indiana
Two Lake Men Pay Fines for Spearing
Deputies Hunsicker and Pettit watched Crooked Lake for illegal spearing. George Scott and Harry Cornell were arrested for using a submarine light to spear fish. Scott pled guilty, fined 25 dollars and costs 6.35. Cornell pled guilty, fined 25 dollars and costs 6.05.
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Hunsicker
Isabella County
C. E. Pettit
Crooked Lake
George Scott
Harry Cornell
Callihan
Cornell
Oak Grove Inn Set to Open Saturday
The Oak Grove Inn located 212 miles west of Lake will open Saturday June 6 to travelers. A free camping site will be provided to touring visitors with ample water and facilities.
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Oak Grove Inn
Lake
Card of Thanks from Emeline McCary after building fire
I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown at the time of the burning of my buildings and since. Also to the Clare Realty Co for their prompt and satisfactory adjustment. Mrs. Emeline McCary
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Clare Realty Co
Emeline McCary
Water Rules Enforcement Notice in Clare City
City of Clare warns water users that any violations will be cut off without notice and penalties charged. Mayor L. H. Thompson signs the final proclamation.
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Clare
Dance and Supper at Mt. Vernon Grange Benefit
Mt. Vernon Grange hosts a dance and supper this Wednesday evening June 10 with attractions for attendees. Proceeds aid the Grange basketball team in a community benefit event.
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of Grange Bali
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Clare Michigan
Rural mail carrier Fred Hudson now drives a new Ford. Dozens of notices describe visits relatives at Lansing Mt Pleasant Saginaw Bay City and Detroit. Invitations for a Junior Senior banquet at Doherty auditorium and a Briggs fashion display at Vogue Hat Shoppe mark a busy Clare social week.
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Fred. Hudson
M. Hargrave
Lansing
Harl Tupper
Saginaw
Bay City
Vogue
EB. R. Allen
Rexford
S . Adv
D. B. Alward
Clare
John Oliver
Pasadena
Cal
Doherty Auditorium
Sadie McKinnon
Cadillac
Chas. McKinnon
Clare Takes Exciting Game From Midland
Clare defeats Midland 10 to 9 in a slugging battle to join a three way tie for first place. Gorr and Terwilliger spark the win while Twill removes his mask to preserve the ninth inning rally. Atkins homers four hits in five at bats. Next Sunday Clare and Rosebush meet at Recreation Park in a crucial match.
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Clare
Midland
Gorr
Terwilliger
Twill
Atkins
Rosebush
Recreation Park
Community Socials and Visits Highlight Clare Notes
The Lutheran Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Chris Krell on Wednesday June 10. Clare reports Announcements that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone of Chicago welcomed a girl born May 12. June Bugs party set for June 16 at Mrs. A Wilkinson’s home. further notice next week. Several families from Owosso Detroit Cadillac Flint Verdeon appear as weekend guests at local homes. Rumors of stricter traffic enforcement on M20 M14 arise. A large family reunion weekend brings many out of town relatives to Mr. and Mrs. Hatl Thurlow’s home.
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H. C. Stevens
McEwan
4Th Streets
Jos. Lowry
Alex Lowry
Marion
Clare
Ross Thompson
Detroit
Fred ‘Thompson
Frank Falk
Alma
Ray Falk
Sidney Chaffee
Pontiac
HE. S. Chaffee
Jas. Roxburgh
Ewart
W. S. Elden
Perce Loich
Gad- Nac
Minnie Norbeck
Lansing
Guy Louch
Gran Defoe
G. Robinson
Fred Stone
Chicago
A. Wilkinson
J. M. Callihan
Dale Callihan
Bedmore
Floyd Callihan
Loomis
Arthur Thayer
Midland
Dessie Daniels
Ithaca
Hatl Thurlow
For Sale Pigs and Potatoes by Local Sellers
PARTIES having potatoes to sell call or see meat once. W. C. Fuller Par nel l FOR SALE Pigs 6 weeks old Geo Bates east of Arthur town hall.
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W. C. Fuller
Parnell
Geo, Bates
Arthur Town Hall
Charley Johnson Dies at Detroit Lincoln Park Resident
Charley Johnson born March 14 1861 in Stub En County Indiana died at his home in Detroit Lincoln Park Michigan on May 27 1925 at age 64 years 2 months and several days. He married Agnes Bettie in 1885 had five children and later wed Jessie Herring in 1914. Funeral was held at his home with Rev Johnson officiating and interment at Woodmere Cemetery.
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Charley Johnson
Stuben County
Ind
Lincoln Park
Detroit
Agnes Bettie
Clare
Pearl Sanford
Hart, Gordon
Rolland
Nina Ho
James
Indiana
Johnson
Woodmere Cemetery
State News Briefs From Across Michigan
Jackson denies chiropractors the right to practice at W. A. Foote Memorial Hospital after a request by local chiropractor OG M Guyselman. Ypsilanti paving of two miles on Scorse road with prison labor. nearby route to Wayne County line pending. Lansing three new trunkline road contracts authorized including M 23 near Ypsilanti. gravel surfacing on M 69 and M 27 near Owosso. Lansing convention junkets barred by State Administrative Board. no expense claims unless for state business. Escanaba rabies case prompts renewed shotgun action against unmuzzled dogs. six bitten, 300 dogs killed. Muskegon Country Club fire damages clubhouse area. loss about 2000 dollars. Kalamazoo veterans of the 126th Infantry to hold annual reunion July 3–5. unit part of the 32d Division. Greenville West Michigan Potato Show Association organized to sponsor annual potato exhibit. show planned Oct. 29 with wide open classes.
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Jackson
W. A. Foote Memorial Hospital
OG. M. Guyselman
Lansing
State Administrative Board
Ypsilanti
Baraga County
Covington
Owos- 80
Muskegon
Muskegon Country Club
Kalamazoo
126Th ‘Infantry
Michigan National Guard
Greenville
West
Michigan Potato Show Association
S. D. R. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
City Water Rules Misused As Hydrants Run Excessively
City water pumps at 42 000 gallons per hour fail to supply adequate cold water for cooling milk at Borden's Creamery. Mayor Thompson orders hydrants turned off outside 5 30 to 8 30 periods with penalties, amid drought and fire risk.
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City Water Works
Borden
Thompson
Marshall Erter
Alma Couple Escape After Embankment Crash
About midnight Sunday Mr and Mrs Berger of Alma narrowly escaped death when their roadster veered off the east side of Vernon hill. Mrs Berger was driving as both occupants fell asleep the car turned over once and landed against a tree upside down. They escaped uninjured except Mr Berger bruised his shoulder and were taken to Alma by Jake Mason. The car was badly damaged.
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Berger
Jake Mason
Alma
Mrs. McGuire Presents Pupils at Piano Recital
Mrs. Fred McGuire hosted a piano recital at her home on Wednesday afternoon May 27 featuring solos, duets and a trio performed by pupils Mary Ann Collins Francis Greer Ester Doherty Neil Stirling Esther Chaffee Glenn Neimeyer Altha Kidder Helen Bader Mary Helen Doherty Louise Mulder Mildred Stirling and Mary McKeever.
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Fred McGuire
Mary Ann Collins
Francis Greer
Ester Doherty
Neil Stirling
Esther Chaffee
Glenn Neimeyer
Altha Kidder
Helen Bader
Mary ‘Helen Doherty
Louise Mulder
Mildred Stirling
Mary McKeever
Grant Township Board of Review Reassembles
The Grant township Board of Review met to review the assessment and property records. Clayton Montney, the Supervisor, presided over the session to ensure proper evaluation and compliance with local assessment procedures.
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Grant Township Board OF Review
Township to Review Assessments at Town Hall
Township will be in session at the town hall Monday and Tuesday for the purpose of reviewing assessments of said township. H. A. Dawson, Supervisor.
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Vernon Township
Grant Township Board of Review
Clayton Montney
H. A. Dawson
Advance Grange Dance at Elm Grove Hall
The Advance Grange will host another dance in their Elm Grove hall on Friday evening June 6. Admission is 75 cents for the evening.
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Elm Grove
Classifieds Notice From Local Office
For Sale Oil stove and heater inquire at this office. For rent furnished rooms call at this office. Wanted girl for general house work on farm Mrs Wit Becker phone 210 13. Dover to Trer bridge khaki knit scarf with Roman border. Please reach at this office for pleaaga league.
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Mra
Wit. Becker
Psth
Dover
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Dexter Fales
Dennis E. Alward
Clare Lady
RP. C. Sanford
Ralph J. Maxwell
Herrick
L. H. Thompson
Board OF Review
LOGAL
Royal Wilson
H. C Stevens
Flint
Sarah Griffin
J. H. Lowe
John Greer
C. A. Smith
Fred Newsom
John P. Jones
Paul
Kate Butterfield
Clare Friends
FP. A. Hachmuth
Grand Rapids
Everette Neal
O. Penrose
Allen Martin
Jas. Rogers
W. EH. Reardon
Betty Joe
W. H. Caple
B. H. Wheeler
Port Huron
A. M. Artibee
Arthur Parish
Everalte Allen
Owosso
Louise Bauer
O. EB
The
Ladies Union
Lamont
Mary Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
St. Louis
Chas. Stone
Fred Hudson
Messrs
Burt. Greer
John Nelson
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
W. S. McAllister
Richard Bogan
C. F. Kane
A. J. Kane
Fleming Shoe Co
Davy Building
D. Trevegne
Hotel Doherty
Archie Bissell
Manistee
Gordon Johnson
Nina Hotfmire
Olean
N. Y
Glenn Newsom
Battle Creek
Glen
Atwater- Kent
Attys
Jos
F. Bowler
GC. W
Perry
Hik’s
Peasant
Atty
Francis McNamara
Goon
Ralph Stevens
John Brown
Kenneth Marshall
Helen
Bert Anderson
Melvin Stevens
U. of M. Hospital
M. Callihan
J. W. Dawson
West 4Th Street
Mr. Dawson
Harwell
Chet. Walborn
Walt
Chet
Jim Kibble
Doc Watson
Granville
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Chris Krell
Wm.Webb
Durand
R. I. Hether
B. L. Axford
H. T McKerring
Flushing
GC. G. Harris
Floyd Seeley
J. H. Seeley
Dale Peterson
Irwin Schlegel
Bessie Jackson
Brant
John Jackson
Arid
D. Rose
Cecil Wilson
Ronald Russell
Ann Michels
Hol. Russell
Vernon
State Highway Department
Wayne County
Escanaba
Marshall Etter
Mrs. Berger
F. C. McGuire
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