Flag Tournament at Twin Elms Golf Course Successful
The 1984 Twin Elms flag tournament concluded with Bus Comer Leo Hampton and Burke Collins winning prizes with handicaps of 87 76 and 88. Wm Lower claimed the first flag on No 5 and a bold effort by several others followed as scores grew close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms
Bus Comer
Leo Hampton
Burke Collins
W. Lower
Gladwin
Green
Flander
Bud Anderson
A. Crum
H. Douglas
Dr. Neff
G.white
O. Hall
F. Doherty
T. Horton
G. Cain
A. Doherty
H. Doll
A. Fleming
EB. Ramey
G. Calihan
M. Gallagher
W. Caple
E. Bowler
B. A. Anderson
O. D Bayes
Dr Mulder
R. Roach
D. Stough
Turkey Growers Picnic Speaks On June Twentieth
Clara County turkey growers gather at Charles Coach’s Turkey Farm near Long Lake for a June 20 meeting. C E Shear of Michigan State College discusses turkey growing problems after lunch, with boating and fishing available. If weather turns stormy, the meeting shifts to Harrison Court House at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara County
Charles Coach
Harrison
Coach
Gooch
Long Lake
Ee Shear
Michigan State College
Court House
Advertisers Win Third Straight With 3–0 Shutout
At Haring Park Sunday the Advertisers blank Seaton 3 to 0 behind Stanley's four hit effort. The defense tightened with men on base, Seaton left stranded as Leaton reached third twice but failed to score. Next Sunday Clareagains visits Haring Park with Delwin opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Seaton
Haring’s Park
Altho
Leaton
Clare
Haring Park
Delwin
Callihan Irwin Marriage Vows Spoken Sunday
Sunday afternoon June 10 at two o’clock Miss Florence Callihan daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Callihan wed Ralph H Irwin son of Mr and Mrs Fred Irwin of Vernon township at Elder G W Burt’s Beaverton home. Attendants were Verona Bower and Arthur Lamb of Clare. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home and the couple left for Vernon township. Mrs Irwin was a Clare high school graduate June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Floyd Callihan
Ralph H. Irwin
Fred Irwin
Vernon Township
G. W. Burt
Beaverton
Verona Bower
Arthur Lamb
Clare
Irwin
New Grocery and Meat Market Opens in Harrison
John Kimmis opened a new meat and grocery stand in Harrison with a grand opening planned for Saturday June 16. The remodeled interior features white and black finishes and a bright red storefront with a Frigidaire refrigerator. The shop will offer fresh meats vegetables and groceries. Coleman baseball team visited Harrison at the fair grounds and won the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John €. Kimmis
Mr. Kimmis
Coleman
Harrison Boys
Fair Grounds
Oil Drilling Report From Flooded Site and Nearby Wells
Oil news notes multiple wells in progress across town. Park Oil Co. Russell No 1 reached 452 feet with drive pipe. Simpson No 1 below 2350 feet. Willey No 1 at 3250 feet. Crowley No 3 depths near 3220 and 3550 feet. Smock No 3 struck oil last week and may pump. Duncan No 9 resuming after tool removal. Haring No 3 at 1907 feet.
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Section 15
Park Oil Co. Russell No. 1
N. W
Simpson No
Section 16
Willey No. 1
Crowley No. 3
Joe
Roy
Lasteek
SW. 14
Section 9
Arist
Benefit Social at Brown Corners Tonight
A cream social on the lawn at Brown Corners store tonight June 15 supports the local softball team. Tickets or dishes cost six cents each as the Claré and Brown Corners teams clash on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unité Cream Social
Brown Corners
Claré
Merchants Apology Encourages Better Alley Parking
A Clare report praises community cooperation after a Saturday night showing car parking in front of stores at 45 degrees to maximize space. Merchants and assistants regret their prior oversight and pledge to keep spaces clear for rural visitors, hoping the practice continues for mutual benefit. N L Tibbils
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Fair City
Theo
Local Pastor and Wife Attend Hillsdale College Commencement
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Dawe attended Hillsdale College commencement last weekend as the city celebrated a centenary. A hillside pageant depicted the town and college history with hundreds watching in Mount Zion, followed by a commencement address by Richard Lloyd Jones of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dawe
Hillsdale College
Mount Zion
College
Hillsdale
Richard Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
Tulsa
Okla
Dawe
Young Peoples
Young Musicians Debut In Piano Recital At Hotel Doherty
Younger pupils of Helen Lucile Doherty performed Tuesday evening in a piano recital at the Hotel Doherty. An audience of parents praised the young pianists, some only six or seven, in a program including solos and a two piano trio. An added attraction was Evelyn Olson's tap dance, who received rosebud corsages from Martha Ann Bicknell. Seated performers included Wallace Krell, Lois Smock, Alice Janett Bicknell, Barbara Houghton, Braild Ott, Mavis Kennedy, Kathleen Bogan, Frances Morfin, and Regina Krell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lucile Doherty
Hotel Doherty
Evelyn Olson
Martha Ann Bicknell
Wallace Krell
Lois Smock
Alice ‘Janett Bicknell
Barbara’ Houghton
Braid Ott
Mavis Kennedy
Kathleen ‘Bogan
Frances Morfin
Regina Krell
Fred W Schaat Announces Run for County Treasurer
Political notice states Fred W. Schaat will run as a Republican candidate for County Treasurer in the September primaries. The filing reflects a formal campaign declaration and party affiliation.
Postal Employees Honor Retiring Rural Letter Carrier
About fifty five postal workers gathered June 7 at 304 East 5th Street to honor Mr Hudson upon his thirty years and nine months as a rural letter carrier. A picnic supper followed then speeches by Chas Perry Mrs Morton and others praised the postal service and urged continued support. A fishing tackle box was presented in appreciation and out of town guests joined the event from Coleman Harrison Farwell and Gladwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hudson
East 5Th Street
Hudson
Sam
Chas. A. Perry
Clare-Gladwin County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Geo. Morton
St Johns
Morton
Ladies Auxiliary
Clare
Elanora Blackman
Jansing
Alice Martin
West Branch
LeRoy Elliott
Lansing
L. G. Blackman
Ingham County
NR. L
Jackson
Martin
Lansay
Perry
EL HE. Davy
Garriers
Fromy Coleman
Harrison
Farwell
Ake
Sears
Gladwin
School Postponed for Present Time
For various reasons it has been considered necessary to postpone, at least for the present, the Church of God Bible school before mentioned. Should it be possible to conduct one later, notice will be given. Sunday the 17th is Father's Day. Send greeting card from Stern an tan Studio-adv.
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Church of God Bible School
Sternantan
Adv
Clare County Sunday School Convention Held at Farwell
The Clare County Council of Religious Education met at Farwell on June 7 as an all day event. Leaders discussed Vacation Bible Schools and their impact on children, with music by local performers and reports from department heads, followed by a pot luck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Gorcon
House of Farwell
Light of Harrison
Clare Music Department
Halpenny
Aletha Garver
Wilma Ott
Lockyer
Helen Doherty Pianos Shown By Four Pupils Recital
Helen Lucile Doherty presents advanced piano pupils in a recital at a hotel dining room. Maxine Jones Elizabeth Feighner Nelda Jones performed solos and a two pianos quartet. each pupil received a corsage while Mrs Doherty was awarded a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lucile Doherty
Doherty
Maxine Jones
Elizabeth Feighner
Nelda Jones
von Weber
Helen Sicilé Doherty
Peldom
Alicé Janet Bicknell
Ice Cream Social at Gilmore Church Friday
Community ice cream social planned at Gilmore Church on Friday in June. All are welcome with proceeds supporting church papering efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gilmore Church
Twin Elms Club House Opening Tuesday Evening
Enthusiasts await the Twin Elms Club House opening. On Tuesday June 19 at 7:30 a banquet will be served in the dining room followed by a dance with Lansing orchestra. President H G Johnston will be Master of Ceremonies and hosts Mr and Mrs W S Bowler promise warm hospitality. Admission is 1.50 per couple. Reservations already show strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms Club
Lansing
H. G. Johnston
W. 5. Bowler
Clare Young People Married Sunday Morning
Miss Mildred Mayer and William Hochstetler united in marriage at the Congregational Parsonage with Rev. Albert Dawe officiating. The couple, both Clare High School graduates, will reside at 303 West 5th Street after June 16 as they begin married life following a brief wedding at Budd Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dawe
Mildred
Albert, Mayer
Merrill
William
Frank Hochstetler
Delft
Wilma Hochstetler
Austin Mayer
Budd Lake
West 5Th Street
Clare High School
Memorial Day Exercises by Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges
Members of Clare Coleman and Farwell Oddfellow and Rebekah lodges held Memorial Day services in Clare. Rev W Dale Robinson delivered the address, urging collective action and Jesus Christ in society while honoring departed members. Mrs Shepherd and Martz Detwiler closed the gathering with musical tribute and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare, Coleman and Farwell Oddfellow
Rebekah
Clare
Alexander BE. Wylie
Clare Lodge
W. Dale Robinson
Coleman Lodge
M. B
Coleman
Robinson
Jesus Christ
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Speiker
Chamber of Commerce winds up season with gas line discussion
Clare chamber members met at the Hotel Doherty for the last spring session led by President T Carl Holbrook. The meeting reviewed six months of work, budget changes, and sign improvements, and discussed a municipally owned gas line and support for the Clare High School Band. Contributions from local businessmen balanced a remaining budget need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
T. Carl Holbrook
Doherty
John BE. Lockyer
Norris Elden
George Sherwood
Holbrook
Clare High School
North Bradley
Ray Rule
BE. A. White
Clare Public Schools
Timber Settlement Reached In Out Of Court Case Saturday
Frank Gilman sued Abe Phelps and Leo Rushdbw in a log and timber lien dispute over logs from a railroad right of way in Garfiéin township. The suit was settled by agreement last Saturday before Justice of the Peace Charles Graham of Farwell. Most claims of the plaintiff are understood to be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilman
Abe Phelps
Leo Rushdbw
Charles Graham
Farwell
Mr. Gilman
Alexander E. Wylie
Garfiéin Township
Ernest. Stevens
Clare
Grant
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C. E. Shear
Hampton Building
Callihan-Irwin
Mrs. Irwin
Tibbils
Hillesdale College
Fred W. Schaat
Clare Isabella Pomona Grange
Clare Isabela Pomona Grange
Mt. Vernon Grange
Clare Gladwin Association
Fred Hudson
Rev. Halpenny
Brunner
Durand
Elizabeth Feiehner
Gavotta Karganofil
Grieg
Peabody la Zin¢ara Bohn
Dorothy Binhammer
Mildred Herrick
Ravina Diizabeth
Chaminade the Two Skylarks
Ruatle
God
Schuett Lack
Lisat
Wm. Hochstetler
Able Address
Chamber Commerce
Chamber
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