Clare Ordered to End Tobacco River Pollution by June First
The Water Resources Commission orders Clare to abate sewage discharges into Tobacco River by June 1, 1952, via collecting sewers and treatment works. A Supreme Court ruling clarifies bond issues need not be voter approved for such court-ordered municipal actions. The notice details past progress and planning efforts from 1931 to 1947 toward a lasting sewage disposal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Resources Commission
Supreme Court
Tobacco River
Francis Engineering Company
T. J. Powers
Clare
Tobacco Drain
Conservation Department
Streaim
Gonreo
W.P.A
P.W.A
Stream Control Commission
Michigan Planning Commission
Planning Commission
J. R. Rumsey
Health Department
State Planning Commission
Deaths Albertus Ambrosier 84 Farwell stroke
Albertus Ambrosier 84 died at home in Farwell Tuesday at 7 00 p m after a Sunday stroke A Masonic funeral under Corning Lodge F A M will be held from Colter Funeral Home Friday at 2 00 with the Rev Leslie J Nevins officiating Obituary next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertus Ambrosier
Farwell
Corning Lodge
F.&a.m
Colter Funeral
Leslie J. Nevins
Death of local resident Bob Triedeborn in Remus convalescent home
Robert Taylor known as Bob Triedeborn died Sunday morning in a Remus convalescent home after years of ill health. A Clare staple since early settlement, he lived alone with no known relatives. Funeral services were held at Thurston Chapel on Wednesday morning at 4 PM with Rev Lepsife J Neving officiating and burial in Gherry Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Bob Triedeborn
Remus
Bob
Clare
Thurston Chapel
Lepsife J. Neving
Gherry Grove Cemetery
Opening Practice Next Monday Night For Legion Team
Clare junior high and high school students under seventeen as of January 1 meet at 6:00 PM at the high school baseball field on Monday June 12 to try out for the re organized Clare American Legion Junior Baseball League team. Walter H. Larman Post sponsors with Mickie McDonald in charge and Don Richardson assisting. district teams include Clare Coleman Gladwin Midland Mt. Pleasant and Shepherd.
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Clare
American Legion
Walter H. Larman
Mickie McDonald
Clare Public School
Don Richardson
Coleman
Gladwin
Midland
Mt. Pleasant
Shepherd
State Queens to Attend Banquet for Dairy men
Plans for the fifth annual Four County Dairy Day at Clare Public School June 13 14 include state dairy queen Miss Ola Bell Stickley of Imlay City and other district princesses. Banquet speakers include Jim Hayes and F M Skiver with entertainment by radio figures from WJR. A 4 H FFA judging contest and a large purebred cattle consign ment sale are among events with prize trips to Detroit for top 4 H FFA members.
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Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Midland
Clare Public School
Hotel Doherty
Ola Bell Stickley
Imlay City
Dean Anthony
Michigan State College
Olds
Lansing
Jane McKimmy
Beaverton
Reta Staebler
Turner
Arenac County
Shaivan Valley
Patricia Smith
Isabella County
Thirza Crowley
Jim Hayes
F. M. Skiver
Bureau of Dairying
Michigan Department of Agriculture
V. L. Peterson
American Jersey Cattle Club
Pete
Bashful
Harmonica Joe
WJR
FFA
F.F.A
Detroit
Kraft Foods Company
Jerseys
Robert Hatfield
Remus
Glen Casey
Williamston
Glare
Minnie James laid to rest in Clare Cemetery
Minnie James daughter of Joseph and Matilda Robinett was born May 24 1874 near Eden Williams County Ohio and died May 30 at Clare Hospital aged 76. She married George Walters in 1892 and had two sons Von and Arden. After migrating to Michigan in 1901 they settled near Brand farm. Widowed in 1940 she married Tom James in 1942 and lived on the James farm in Clare County. Survived by husband two sons three brothers seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral by Rev M R Henderich at Thurston Funeral Home, buried beside her former husband in Cherry Grove cemetery.
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Minnie James
Joseph
Matilda Robinett
Eden
Williams County
Ohio
Clare Hospital
George Walters
Von
Arden
Michigan
Brand Farm
Clare
Tom James
James
Clare County
Ven
Elm Grove
Menzo
Ypsilanti
Villa
Hamilton
Ind
Coe
William A Balsley Passes Away in Detroit Home
William H Balsley born 1882 Indiana died May 9 1959 in Detroit from a heart attack. Pioneer family moved to Clare county where he grew up and later worked twenty seven years with Ford Motor Company. Survivors include wife Phebe children Ronald M and William R and daughters relatives note Severance Funeral Home May 12 with Rev E Quarabush and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Balsley
John
Mary Balsley
Indiana
Clare County
Balsley
Ford Motor Company
Phebe
Laura Kureth
Myrtle Hinkle
Betty Haney
Ronald M. Balsley
William R. Balsley
Grace Myers
Ina Bulthorpe
Bert Johnston
Severance Funeral Home
E. Quarabush
S BD. Dibble
Doris Martin
Boats For Rent At Stevenson Lake Cockle Log Cabins
Local rental notice indicates boats available for use at Stevenson Lake near Cockle Log Cabins. Original terse entry notes availability and location.
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Stevenson Lake
Stewart Kinde Leads Bar Association Debate Victory
Stewart Kinde of Clare and Richard Cronk of Saginaw coached by Kenneth Zick won the Isabella County Bar Association intra-mural debate trophy at Central Michigan College. Finalists Arthur Rice of Chicago and Kent Bennett of Dearborn were defeated. The 12 year trophy honors the winning team with scores in the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cronk
Saginaw
Stewart Kinde
Clare
Kenneth Zick
Isabella County Bar Association
Central Michigan College
Arthur Rice
Chicago
Kent Bennett
Dearborn
Karl Jacobs
Russell Otterbine
Bar Association
Richard Wysong
Herbert Curry
Emil R. Pfister
Central
Clare H High School
Jo Ann Haglund
Oscoda
Michigan
Pfister
Zick
Albion
Grand Rapids
Lambda Chi Alpha
Walter Ryder
Carson Harvey dies at son's home in Clare Michigan
Carson Harvey born November 7 1859 in Imlay City Michigan died June 2 1950 at his son's home in Clare aged 90. Six days ago he lived in Sheridan township before moving to Clare county. Survivors include five children ten grandchildren twelve great grandchildren five great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Thurston Chapel with Rev N C Davis of Clare Church of God officiating and burial in Brown City. Relatives came from Marlette Beaverton Flint Saginaw Coleman and Videl California.
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Carson Harvey
Coridon
Evelyn Harvey
Imlay City
Michigan
Coridon Harvey
Clare
Susan L. Foster
Coridon D
William D
Calvin J
Essie J
Farwell
Ada L
Lapeer
Sanilac County
Clare County
Sheridan Township
Harvey
Thurston Chapel
Rev
N. C. Davis
Clare Church of God
Brown City
Marlette
Beaverton
Flint
Saginaw
Coleman
Videl
Calif
Robert J. Hampton
Robert James Hampton
Leo W
Annabelle Hampton
Bob
Leo Hampton
Lu Anne Hampton
Henry Grover
Clare Congregational Church
Leslie J. Nevins
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Stephenson Funeral Home
Charles Fitzpatrick Faces Third Offense Charge
Charles Fitzpatrick of Clare was arrested Friday for drunk and disorderly conduct third offense. He was arraigned Saturday and bound over to the circuit court, remanded to the sheriff. Darrel R. Thomas of Coleman appeared for reckless driving, pled guilty, and paid a $100 fine plus $3.60 costs after a Friday arrest.
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Darrel R. Thomas
Coleman
Wm. B. Dunlop
Charles Fitzpatrick
Clare
Harrison
NO MONEY DOWN On major repair work
Dan McDonald, Your Friendly Ford Dealer offers no money down on major repair work.
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Dan McDonald
Liberty Bell Tour to Visit Clare June 24 25
The Independence Bond Drive features a replica Liberty Bell visiting Clare on June 24 at 1 45 p m with a civic parade, then to Harrison for 4 30 p m and back to Clare for the weekend before leaving for Alma Monday at 9 00 a m. The event is sponsored by major firms and local groups with support from Michigan drivers and Ford dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
United States
Harrison
Alma
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Phelps-Dodge Corp
American Smelting & Refining Co
American Co., Ltd
Miami Copper Co
U. S. Steel Corp
American Bridge Co
Ford Motor Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Red Bolton
Detroit
Michigan
Michigan Trucking Ass’n
Dan McDonald
Ford
Perce
U. S
Health district offers school entry clinics for children
Next week three clinics invite children about to enroll in school for hepatitis boosters and routine immunizations. Dr. Irwin C. Sweet will examine each child and check diphtheria pertussis and tetanus shots. Booster doses may be required and smallpox revaccination advised if five years since last vaccination. No appointments needed.
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Irwin C. Sweet
Clare Methodist Church
Farwell Methodist Church
Harrison Court House
Health Department
Harrison
District Legion Meeting Set for June 18 at Mio
The Tenth District of the American Legion and Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Home in Mio. All members are urged to attend, with a promise of good attendance and discussion to follow.
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District Legion Meeting
The
American Légion and Auxiliary
Legion
Mio
Barnes Escape With Minor Injuries In Traffic Crash
Kenneth and Mrs. Barnes escaped serious harm when their 1949 Buick crashed after a head on collision five miles south of Ithaca on May 25. A motorist in the opposite lane fell asleep and forced the Barnes car off the road before the two vehicles collided. The Barnes suffered shock sprains and minor bruises and were later brought home to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Barnes
Ithaca
Kenneth
Barnes
Cain and Grove Lead Clare County Softball Standings
Cain & Grove captured sole first place in the Clare County Softball League by beating DeMolay and Harrison as VFW disputed a decision with Farwell. Johnny Musser starred for Farwell in a 7 inning win over Thayers and Cain & Grove pitchers controlled late. Standings show Cain & Grove 5 0 atop the table with W. Ew and Clare Mfg close behind.
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Cain & Grove
Clare County Softball League
DeMolay
Harrison
V.F.W
Farwell
Johnny Musser
Dutch Allen
Clare
Colosky
Brown
Potter
Musser
Allen
Cain
C’elock
Clare Manufacturing Company
V.P.W
Clare Mfg
W.flw
Pitchford
Hendershot
Richter
Beck
Ellis Barber
Thayers
DePew
Curtis
Dickerson
Dick Graham
Ray Lucy
Dover
Graham
Lucy
Ulrich
Williams
Armentrout
Jack Brinkerhoff
Bringold
R. Heintz
Krauss
Stanley
Bellows
Farily
Cain &Grove
W.ew
Clare Mfe
Farwell G
Two Clare Men Die In Early Morning Car Crash
Two young Clare men died when a 1949 Ford struck a maple tree on US-10 near Maple Street. Driver Robert J. Hampton 19 and passenger George Emuel Osborne 20 were killed instantly, with Hampton thrown clear and Osborne trapped. Police report an estimated 80 mph impact and no skid marks. Hampton attended Ferris Institute and Central Michigan College of Education. Osborne served in the 11th Airborne and studied at Williamsport Technical Institute and Central Michigan College. Services held at Clare Congregational Church with burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Clare
Us-10
Maple Street
Robert J. Hampton
George KE. Osborne
Farwell
Hamptons
Hampton
Osborne
Clare High School
Ferris Institute
Central Michigan College of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Central
George Emuel Osborne
George Emuel Osborn
Arnold
Maxine Osborne
St. Joseph
Missouri
Michigan
George
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
United States
11Th Airborne Division
Pacific
Fort Lawton
Washington
Williamsport Technical Institute
Williamsport
Central Michigan College
First Baptist Church
Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Rodney
Doherty
Leslie J. Nevins
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Revival Meetings Begin at Eagle Church This Sunday
Beginning this Sunday June 11 Low A Beery will speak at Hagie Church of God revival meeting. She appears already known in these parts and will also speak at the regular Sunday morning service. Evening service at 8 p.m. with choir devotion led by Mrs E Kleiner. The worshipers invite neighboring churches and pastors to join in prayer and attendance. Rev MR Honderich Pastor.
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Low A. Beery
Hagie Church of God
E. Kleiner
Lou A. Beery
The
Hagle
Mr, Honderich
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Escanaba
Bob Friedeborn
Legion Team
Clare Cemetery
Community Passes
William A. Balsley
Son
BrownaCity
Liberty Bell
V.f.w.farwell
Robert Hampton
George Osborne
Eagle Church
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