Denny Alward Tribute and Safety Bull Pen Plan
Friends of State honor Denny Alward noting his public service and integrity. The article also reports Clare dairy men plan to build a safety bull pen at J. W. Schaeffer's farm on June 13 with State College dairy and engineering staff leading discussions on pen construction and dairy topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of State
Denny Alward
J. W. Schaeffer
State College
College Dairy Department
Clare
Schaeffer
Agricultural Engineering Department
The
Baltzer
College
Lincoln Township Sealed Bids For Graveling Road
Lincoln Township Clare County invites sealed bids by June 26 1930 for graveling the south 100 yards of the section road between sections 22 and 23. Work is graveling only. A $25 certified check payable to the township board must accompany each bid. The board may reject any or all bids. Pearl M. Kube Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Township
County of
Clare
Lincoln Township Board
Pearl M. Kube
Card of Thanks for Mrs Wood Bereavement
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement in the death of our wife and sister Mrs Wood. David Wood and family Brothers and Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
David Wood
Local Train Times and Weekend Bus Schedule Town Notices
Local railroad time tables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lists morning and evening departures. Bus schedule shows daily service to Midland and Reed City with weekend times. Community notices include Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Carrie Lansing and reminders of the Advance Grange gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Reed City
Reward for information on trespassers at Hasler stores
G. W. Hasler offers a 50 dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of any person found walking on the roots of his stores. The notice seeks witnesses and details to protect property and deter trespass.
Clayton Sage Buried at Gilmore Cemetery
The remains of Clayton Sage were brought to Gilmore cemetery last week Thursday for burial with Rev. Hall officiating. He was born in Midland on May 21, 1922 and died May 29. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sage and is survived by his parents a sister and a brother along with many friends and relatives.
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Howard Waite
Oscoda
Phinisey
Holly
J. B Phinisey
Henry Mooney
Flint
Anna Mooney
Grace Clark
Owosso
Wilbur Treland
Ard
Leo Jennings
Royal’ Oak
Clare
Wilbur Lower
Atty
D. W. Canfield
Detroit
White's Fruit & Floral Farm
Adv
Josephine
Ruth Lumley
Staunton Waite
L.S. Brown
Saginaw
Sentinel Office
Wm. Lange
Owosso Hospital
Clarence Geeck
Phil Geeck
Jay Sutherland
Chicago
C. H. Sutherland
Harry Pierce
John Woodward
C. E. Sutherland
David Alger
Kathleen Osborn
Louis Nichols
Leslie Osborn
Frank Green
D. W. Osborn
Harriet Allen
Grace
Elton Ireland
Harry Ireland
Wilbur Ireland
Fred Donner
Sutton Bay
Donner
Our City
George Turbush
Compton
Cal
Geo. Turbush
Vernon
Carl Turbush
George Turbush, Jr
Chas. Church
J. Wager
Pearl Pierce
Stanley
Marjorie Ann
Theo Merrihew
Trenton
George Green
Evelyn
Irwin
Church
Grand Rapids
Clayton Sage
Gilmore Cemetery
Hall
Clayton
Stanley Sage
Midland
Wiourn
County rural schools graduate ninety three in 1929-30
A list of ninety three graduates from Clare County rural schools passed to receive diplomas for the 1929-30 academic year. Names include Krell Ross Lang William Leis Joseph Murphy Thelma Reger Adlouine Rosendahl and many others. County officials Asa H Aldrich Chancey H Jones Bruce Williams John A Boakes and Opal McGilvery are noted among school examiners and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Haynak
Carmellettah Henry
Joe Karchmar
L. Dale Litwiller
Irene Mathews
Helen Mitchell
Lottie Peters
Wilbur Phelipp
Martha Roland
Viva Smalley
Madeline Brown
Marjorie L. Finch
Blanche Halstead
Elmer McLane
Roy Sutton
Lois A. Clark
Albert Gaffney
Samuel Hindman
Olga Harrietta Scott
Ray Sutlen
Robert Dunn
Fay McCrimmon
Evelyn Ne
Clare County
Asa H. Aldrich
Chancey H. Jones
Bruce Williams
John A. Boakes
Opal McGilvery
Mabel Shearer
Eunice Harrold
Clara Rockey
Maud Barber
Vesta Fawley
Lillian Hatch
Dora Campbell
Hazel Wallace
Lena Kipp
Grace ‘Brill
Alice Malbee
Forest Howell
Helen Howell
Bertha Bulman
Nellie Bellinger
Belle Deller
Isabelle Travis
Evelyn
Sault Ste Marie boy wins first in statewide health essay
Donald Finlayson of Sault Ste Marie won first prize in Michigan statewide junior high health essay contest run by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. About 16,000 students in 100 cities competed. first prize is $10 from the American Business Club, Lansing. Second place goes to Edith Harwood Marshall with $5. ten runners up receive $1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Finlayson
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Michigan
Finlayson
American Business Club
Lansing
The
A. W. Thompson
Department of Public Instruction
Grant Board of Review Meets to Review Tax Rolls
The Grant township Board of Review will convene at the town hall on Monday and Tuesday June 5th and 6th to review the township tax rolls. Supervisor S. A. Dawson will oversee the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township Board of Review
S. A. Dawson
Supervigor
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Clare County Savings Bank
Clare, Michigan
Dennis H. Alward
Harry H. White
Daily News
Dowagiac
Battle Creek
Denny” Alward
Alward
Denny
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette
Harrison
Ladies Aid
Carrie Lansing
Edith Gorr
Advance Grange
Ida Mcleod
Milford
Chas. Snay
Ada McKinley
Grand Ledge
H. B. Johnson
Shepherd
Guy Williams
Lloyd Eldick
G. D. Peters
Jas. Hickey
Beulah Topps
Chas
Topps
G. L. Coulter
D. E. Mater
Millie Reeder
O. EH
Loris, Estell
Leon Dysinger
Ypsilanti
Eek
W. D. Dysinger
Martin Heiser
Martin Eberhart
C. A. Heiser
John A. Nelson
Crook
Col
J. H. Tatman
Anderson’s
Sternaman
Wm. Murphy
A. E. Wymer
Ewart
Imogene Hickey
St. Lawrence Hospital
Mater Miser Cordial Hospital
Sacramento
Geo. Baker
Chas. Garver
Arthur Township
Napoleon
Ohio
Levina Marsh
Definance
Baker Home
J. F.” Tatshan
Fred Richards
Mr. K Night
My. T
Gome
Mr. Knight
G. W. Hasler
Master Clayton
Sage
Citizens State Bank
Farm Insurance
Batt
Ambassador Bridge
Donald
Finlaysois
Grant Board OF Review
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