Clare Club Golf Team Defeated by Mt. Pleasant Cadillac
The Clare Club lost 33 to 9 to Mt. Pleasant on Mt. Pleasant's course after trouble on the fifth and sixth holes. Earlier, on Sunday the 16th, Clare hosted Cadillac and won 24 to 6, in Cadillac’s first visit to Twin Elms. Clare traveled to Portland yesterday with results arriving late.
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Mt. Pleasant
Cadillac
Clare Club
Clare
Cadillac Club
Twin Elms
Woods
Portland
Local Meetings Planned by Fraternal and Legion Groups
Community notices list FP Lodge Friday meetings at 8 30 PM Clare Isabella Maccabee Association gathering at City Hall on Thursday June meeting called at ten o clock American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays Zenobia chapter 0 B 5 meets first Thursday Michigan Bible Conference July 4 5 6 7 at Five Lakes near Clare with speakers John Pinehess Ralph Didier and music Then Michigan Bible Conference will be held July 4 5 6 and 7 with outside speakers near Clare Regular Mason Lodge meets on the second Tuesday monthly.
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Clare-Isabella Maccabee Association
Michigan
Soakes
Clare
John Pinehess
Detroit
Ralph Didier
Flint
District Health Unit Clinic Dates at Lake George and Redding
An infant and pre school clinic will be held by the District Health Unit at Lake George Community building next Tuesday June 25 and at Redding town hall Temple on Friday June 28. Immunization against diphtheria or smallpox will be offered. Meetings run from 9:00 a m to 3:00 p m.
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District Health Unit
Lake George
Redding Town Hall
Temple
Ice Cream Social at Greenwood Townhall Benefit
Greenwood townhall hosts an ice cream social Saturday night on June 25 to raise funds for the Grange. Liveryone is invited to attend.
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Greenwood Townhall
Benefit of Grange
Liveryone
Card of Thanks for floral kindnesses
Dear friends I wish to thank all who sent me flowers at the hospital and at home and all others for kindnesses shown during my illness Mrs Harold Bradley
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Harold Bradley
Notice to Farmers Mobilize Livestock for Shipments
Farmers are asked to bring all livestock to Shir in by 2:00 p m on July 2 and July 16. Farmers Ind Produce Co. distributed the notice to gather stock for shipment and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Roader Crushes Maple Grove In Farwell Showdown
Last Wednesday Roader traveled to Farwell to face Maple Grove. The locals held the opposing team to one hit and dominated the game, winning 14 to 0. Arthur Thayer, a Clare sophomore at Central, is entered in the all college tennis tournament this spring.
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Farwell
Maple Grove
Arthur Thayer
Clare
Central
Harrison Boys Take Mt Pleasant Game Sunday
The Harrison Odd Socks beat Mt Pleasant Green Spots 6 to 1 on their home diamond. McKenna pitched a masterful game allowing one earned run and only three hits. Mt Pleasant’s Cline held Harrison to five hits. The next home game is July 4 with the Chevrolet colored team visiting.
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Harrison
Harrison Odd Socks
Mt. Pleasant Green Spots
McKenna
Mt. Pleasant
Cline
Harrison Boys
Chevrolet
Farwell clenches win as A-Square League race tightens
Farwell beat Emerald 8-4 with Oden allowing 4 hits and 4 runs while Carmichael faltered for Emerald. Sears defeated Weidman 8-3 as Weidman’s second inning derailed by six runs. Remus beat Barryton 8-6 keeping Remus atop standings. Farwell and Sears also win. Next Sunday Farwell meets Weidman and Emerald plays Sears.
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Farwell
Emerald
Carmichael
Blackcaps
Oden
Sears
Weidman
Cheadle St. Johns and
Bellows
Cheadle
Richardson
Bragg
Remus
Barryton
Farrar
Balcomb
Peabody
Hawkins
Floria
Gods of Baseball
Fireproof Paint Tested On House Fire In Leningrad
Tarred shavings were scattered over a house and paraffin and other inflammable liquids poured on them. The shavings were set on fire and the flames caught the paraffin, yet the house stayed unharmed. Window panes melted but surrounding woodwork remained intact, validating a new fireproof paint treatment.
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Leningrad
Man Saves Life of Dog and It Shows Its Gratitude
Chicago report notes Roy A. Rosasco spared a stray dog struck by a car two weeks ago and nursed it back to health. The dog barked to alert authorities, leading to the capture of Hugh Simpson during a meat market robbery at Rosasco’s home.
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Chicago
Roy A. Rosasco
Rosasco
Hugh Simpson
Dog Saves Neighbors by Leading Them Back to Fire
While visiting neighbors G C Wolfe saw his house burn. His dog leaped through a window and led the neighbors back to the blaze to help them escape the flames.
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Canyonville
Oré
G. C. Wolfe
Bittersweet Feeda Birds in Scarce Winter Months
Wild plant with red berries prized by song birds and grouse as scarce foods disappear. Birds and other wildlife rely on it when natural foods are gone, providing essential sustenance during harsh periods.
Local residents report modest summer activity and travel
Mark Bicknell adds porch screening on east Fifth street. Aaron and Mrs Allen of Jackson visit Clare neighbors. Laurie Woodward and W. J. Duncan travel to Detroit to see W. J. Duncan’s brother and Miss Margaret joins them for summer. A new roof rises on west Fourth Street at Gardiner site for lumber storage. Phillip Geeck family and others picnic in Shelby with Hawley relatives and view greenhouse and orchards. crops look fine on return via Ludington.
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Mark Bicknell
East Fifth Street
Aaron Allen
Jackeon
Clare
Laurie Woodward
W. J
James Duncan
Detroit
Royal Oak
Margaret
West Fourth Street
Robert ‘Gardiner
Gardiner
Phillip Geeck
Wayne
Perry Geeck
Edward White
Shelby
Michigan Bell promotes state vacation ads across 257 papers
The Michigan Bell Telephone Co plans a statewide campaign to advertise Michigan as a vacation destination. It will run two color posters and 257 ads, with posters in bus terminals, airports, rail stations, hotel lobbies, and offices to attract visitors and boost recreation, employment, and commerce. The state’s recreational revenue exceeds 300.6 million dollars yearly and tourism draws nearly 10 million park visitors annually.
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Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
Brucker
Proceedings of Clare County Road Commissioners 1935 Harrison session
The Clare County Road Commissioners met June 3 1935 in Harrison at the courthouse. Items approved include transferring 5000 dollars to Welfare, purchasing compensation insurance and snow removal, approving payrolls, accepting four large maps, charging Floyd Allen for engine rental, and paying numerous supplier and mileage bills. Adjourned.
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Harrison
Michigan
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
J. 3. Ladd
Ladd
Asline
Emerson
Clare Realty Co
L. Mosher
Clare
Jas. Graves
Ricard Emerson
J. B. Ladd
John Asline
White Motor Co
Woodward Motor Sales
City of Clare
Kramer Peters
Schaeffer
Tyler Lowery Co
J. D. Adams
Northern Automotive Co
Acme Motor Truck Co
Kakoska Freight Lines
Gen. Dist. Corp
LaFrance Republic
Yeager Bridge
Calvert Bridge
We're Going to the Circus! A Town Childrens Day
Anne Campbell HRE reflects on a family outing to the circus. The narrator recalls childhood excitement and the joy of sharing peanuts and wonder with friends and children, noting that growing old brings its own happiness.
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Pat
Phil
Barry
WNU
City to Enforce Dog Control After Complaints
Mayor Hampton promises prompt action after numerous complaints about dogs at large destroying flower beds and gardens. The Sentinel notes owners must control pets or state law will be enforced.
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Hampton
Sentinel
Michigan students graduate as Ruthven honors 1700 at UM
At the 91st UM commencement in Ann Arbor, Dr. Alexander G. Ruthven presented diplomas to 1,700 graduates. Other items note Michigan guards’ inspection success in Monroe, the Dunckel Baldwin Act signed by Gov. Fitzgerald, road dust spray techs in Clare County, centennial celebrations, and state actions on auto taxes, welfare hires, wine regs, railroad refunds, tin can mail, tourist lodges, Metamora elm, and Negro practice teaching in East Lansing.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
Lansing
Dunckel-Baldwin
Gov
Fitzgerald
Secretary of State
Michigan
State Welfare Commission
State Welfare
State Liquor Control Commission
Jackson
Michigan Central Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Lapeer
Pacific
Carrie H E. Salmond
Australia
Mariposa
Pago Pago
Samoa
Canada
Bolivia
Us-12
New Buffalo
State Highway Department
Ohio
Upper Peninsula
Metamora
Oil
Bridgman
Berrien County
Lake Michigan
Daniel
Highon Farm
Ben Magavern
Chicago
New Mexico
East Lansing
State College Board
Teachers’training Department
College
Pleasing program closes with diplomas and races
Clare County ceremony caps fourteenth Aldrich era as 105 diplomas awarded for high school entry tuition. Awards go to Helen Brown, Elsie Rank, Weather Harris, Irwin Scott and Alvin Davis. A loving cup honors Aldrich amid thanks to secretary Dorothy Scrimger and staff. Afternoon events include East over West in Graduates game, tug of war, and youth races with multiple winners.
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Amble
Lansing
Ample
Aldrich
Helen Brown
Elsie Rank
Wsther Harris
Irwin Scott
Alvin Davis
Ambie
Clare County
Dorothy Scrimger
Minnie Caul
Emil Giers
Bruce Williams
Fair Grounds
Bob Bates
Charles Burnett
Jerry Giers
Rose Erchmar
Milford Sanford
Nelson Devis
Bobby Singleton
Eddie White
Margaret Erchmar
Katherine Koucher
Wilma Lutke
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I. C. O. FP. Lodge
The
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Zenobia
Masonic Lodge
Sentinel Office
Sherman’s
Mickie
Buffalo
Hudson
Michigan Bell Telephone CO
Board OF County Road Commissioners
Wm. A. Henderson
By Anne Campbell
Monroe
119Th Ambulance Company
107Th Medical Regiment
Michigan National Guard
Clare—County
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Race
Wayne Price
del Shinabarger
Vernell Shaver
Howard ‘W. Jones
Vandewarker Stores
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