Michigan News Briefs Across Cities and Incidents
Alpena Arnolds Pedderan two years old drowned in Thunder Bay River while recovering a shoe tossed by his brother. Jackson Herbert Moses aged one and a half died after a leg amputation during surgery. Flint Helen LaRue recovering after swallowing an open safety pin. doctor removed it in twenty minutes. Cadillac fire destroyed a alfalfa mill and bread and meat. spontaneous combustion blamed. Detroit brewing industry paid over six million dollars in federal taxes. May beer revenue highlighted. Lansing utilities to pay taxes in two installments. civil service reform league formed. Tecumseh Henry Ford reconditioning Globe Flour Mill for soy processing. special mill machinery showcased. Big Rapids health officer bid bid bid. Burkhart wins with lowest bid. Ypsilanti two campus injuries from a rampage on city hall terraces during a race. Lansing racetrack tax and licensing payments reported. Detroit Derby noted. Leland fishing tug burns and sinks. Captain Price and son rescued.
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Alpena
Arnold Pedderan
Thunder Bay
Jackson
Herbert Moses
Flint
Helen LaRue
Durand
Hurley Hospital
W. Ww. Stevenson
Cadillac
Harietta
O. W. Randolph
Toledo
Monroe
Detroit
Michigan
John M. Terwilliger
Internal Revenue
Lansing
State Administrative Board
Lhich
Tf. H. Dawson
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Order of First Families of
Virginia
Washington
James B.freeman
D. D
Texas
California
Kansas
Tecumseh
Henry Ford
Globe
Ford
Century of
Chicago
Michigan Civil Service Reform League
John F. Bribin
People’s University
Big Rapids
John WL. Burkhart
Burkhart
Ypsilanti
Maynard Travis
Harbor Springs
Camp Custer
Gertrude Kuevinen
Wakefield
State Normal College
the Normal College
Michigan State Racing Commission
Fair Grounds
Leland
Leland Harbor
Oscar Price
Vero
Lake Michigan
Henry Steffens
Battles-Smith Nuptials At Congregational Parsonage
Harold Smith of Clare and Miss Marie Battles of Farwell wed at the Congregational parsonage on Saturday evening June 16 with Rev. Albert Dawe officiating. Friends extend best wishes for their future happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Clare
Marie Battles
Farwell
Albert Dawe
Notice to Public on Monthly Employment Checks
The National Employment bureau asks all unemployed persons to visit the local Federal Employment agency between the first and tenth of each month for a complete check to provide employment. Local Manager L. H. Thompson is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Employment Bureau
Federal
National Recovery Employment Service
Card of Thanks from Wiltse Family
We thank friends and neighbors at Windover and Lake George for timely assistance that extinguished the fire threatening our buildings early Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Wiltse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windover
Lake George
BE. G. Wiltse
Local notes from Clare and surrounding area
Miss Anna Empey returns to Detroit after five weeks with her brother John Empey. William Lange improves at home after two weeks illness. Mr and Mrs I E Peighner attend funeral in Lansing for Ward Clark then visit here. Mr and Mrs Glenn Baker move to Clare. Baker and Arthur Ulrich to run Clare Chevrolet sales. Mrs Hazel Mason buys Clare Inn from Detroit dealer Irving Bossardet, administrator of Jennie McLaughlin estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anna. Empey
Detroit
John Empey
I.E. Peighner
Lansing
Ward Clark
Clark
Glenn Baker
Clare
Mr. Baker
Arthur Ulrich
Clare Chevrolet
Fred Busche
Mr. Pleasant
Irving Bossardet
Hazel Mason
Clare Inn
Bossardet
Jennie McLaughlin
Mason
Holiness Camp Meeting Set for Isabella County Fair Grounds
The sixth annual Isabella County Holiness Association camp meets June 28 to July 8 at Mt. Pleasant fair grounds with Rev. L. M. Blakely and Rev. O. D. Faulkner of Detroit in charge and their wives assisting. Services are at 10 am 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Holiness Association
L. M. Blakely
O. D.faulkner
Detroit
Fair Grounds
Mt. Pleasant
Lice Control for Young Cattle Before Pasture
Lice are common on young cattle before spring grazing. Raw linseed oil applied thoroughly coats the coat and is brushed out. repeat ten days later for hatchlings. After treatment, rub with warm water and groom to remove loose hair. Cattle show a dirty look briefly. itching signals infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Blackman
State University
WNU
Coons and Squirrels in Winter Habits
The raccoon and gray squirrel sleep only in the coldest part of winter and then resume activity. The chipmunk wakes briefly for a meal, while the red squirrel stays largely abroad, entering seclusion only as a last resort.
Gratitude to neighbors after loss of wife and mother
Family of David Teale thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during illness and death. Appreciates floral offerings and support from Rev Hendrich Mesdames Kleiner Rank and Mr Thurston and son Russell for their comforting words and hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrich
Kleiner
Rank
Republican candidate announces for County Treasurer post
John A. Raymond files petition at the County Clerk's office on May 30 and announces as a Republican candidate for County Treasurer of Narre County at the September 11, 1934 primaries. He seeks votes to help nominate and elect him.
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Nare County
Community events and meetings planned in Dover area
Zenobia chapter C E S meets the first Thursday monthly at church. Gospel Tabernacle holds Sunday services at 11 30 AM. Walter H Larman Post and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays at American Legion rooms 415 McEwan Street. Children Day at Dover Gospel Tabernacle Sunday night June 24. Dinner Dance at Twin Elms golf June 27. Elm Grove church hosts play and ice cream social June 27 at Advance Grange hall for church benefit. New features added. Admission 10 cents. St John Golfers play at Twin Rims June 28. Harrison to celebrate July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American ‘Legion
American Legion
McEwan. Street
Elm Grove
Advance Grange Hall
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Monthly Report
The club reports 389 cows milking 43 dry with average 848 pounds milk and 31.8 pounds fat. Six cows sold, one to Pennsylvania, five to butcher. Ray Bagley of Coleman leads with 16 Jerseys at 827 pounds milk and 43.838 pounds fat per cow. Hart Bayes of Shepherd second in larger herd class with 18 Jerseys at 825 pounds milk and 39.1 fat. In smaller herds Frank Schreiber and sons of Midland, 13 Holsteins, lead with 1215 pounds milk and 29.71 fat per cow. Second is J. W. Schaeffer's 11 Holsteins at 1117 milk and 38.05 fat. High individual cows include two year olds Henry Bourassa and Sons with 1827 pounds milk and 63.9 fat, second BE M Parsons and Sons 1290 milk 49.7 fat, third Frank Schreiber 1479 milk 48.8 fat. Three year olds lead J. Russell 1544 milk 58.7 fat, second Bourassa 1531 milk 56.6 fat, third Parsons 1460 milk 52.5 fat. Four year olds top J. W. Schaeffer 1860 milk 61.4 fat, second Ray Eagsley 1212 milk 60.6 fat, third Parsons 1784 milk 60.1 fat. Mature cows: first Ray Wagley 1321 milk 76.6 fat, second Parsons 2232 milk 74.6 fat, third Frank Schreiber 1736 milk 64.2 fat.
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Pennsylvania
Ray Bagley
Coleman
Hagley
Bessie
Hart Bayes
Shepherd
Jerseys
Frank Schreiber and Sons
Midland
J. W. Schaeffer
J. W. Schaeffers
Ray Eagsley
H. M. Parsons
and Sons
Ray Wagley
HE. M. Parsons and Sons
Frank Schrieber and Sons
Appreciation note from Mrs Wade Cradit after illness
Mrs Wade Cradit expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and Mercy hospital Cadillac staff for comforting letters cards and flowers. She also thanks the Ladies of Brown Corners Aid and the young people of the Christian Endeavor for fruit and support.
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Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
Brown Corners
Clare County Sheriff Candidate Declares Republican Bid
A resident announces candidacy for Sheriff of Clare County on the Republican ticket. He urges voter support at the primaries on September 11 and notes 3612 Edmond Woods as his address.
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Clare County
Shipping Dates Announced by The Shipping Association
The Shipping Association sets ext shipping dates on Tuesday June 26 and July 10. Contact 206F22 for details. Siew Brooke and ENR Walter White are listed as shippers.
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Are Shipping Association
Siew Brooke
Enr
Walter White
Shippers
Camp Houghton Lake Company 684 Dance June 28
Camp Houghton Lake Company 684 announces a dance on Thursday June 28 at Camp Houghton Lake to honor leaving members. Invitations extend to all fair maidens from Clare and Roscommon counties with meeting points in front of Jackson's meat market and Harrison Gas and Oil Co for transportation. Refreshments will follow and the Camp Houghton Lake baseball team seeks indoor competition.
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Co. 684
Houghton Lake
Clare
Roscommon
Jackson’s
Harrison
Harrison Gas and Oil Co
Camp Houghton Lake
Card of Appreciation for Albert Galmore’s family
We are grateful to our many friends who were kind and sympathetic during the illness and death of our father Albert Galmore. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Geo Sherwood and Phyllis Ann, Mr. and Mrs N McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs Tony Galmore and family.
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Albert Galmore
Geo. Sherwood
Phyllis Ann
N. McLaughlin
Tony Galmore
Bids Sought for Two Transportation Buses by Lincoln Township Board
Lincoln Township Unit School Board invites sealed bids for two transportation buses. One bus to Farwell and one to Lake George for a two year period. Bids due by 7 30 p m July 3 1934 with a 25 deposit. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Signed Lillian Hanson secretary.
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Lincoln Township
Greenwood Center social notes and visits
Norman Bruce owns a new pony. Newton Kress and Mrs. Hudson Jones celebrated birthdays with a Town Hall gathering Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Budd and Mr. and Mrs. Millham visited the Carl Budd home Saturday. Mrs. Higley was ill but improving. Vern Woodin family and Steurmer family picnicked at Arnold Lake Sunday. Mt. Vernon degree team to visit Greenwood Grange Friday to confer degrees. Lloyd Sprague left Monday for Flint for work.
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Newton Kress
Hudson Jones
Pedro
Frank Budd
Twining
Reginald Millham
Detroit
Carl Budd
Wm.Higley
Vern Woodin
H’ Steurmer
Lois
Betty Steurmer
Arnold Lake
Mt. Vernon
Greenwood Grange
Lloyd Sprague
Flint
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipments
Farmers must have all livestock ready to ship by 2 09 p m Tuesday July 3 for Farmers Ind Produce Co building the notice urges timely loading of stock for dispatch to market or processing facility.
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Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Battles-Smith
L. H. Thompson
North Michigan
Clare, Red and Gin Club
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Wm. Lange
Methodist Vacation Bible School
Gibson
People’s
Holiness Camp Meeting
John A. Raymond
Zenobia
Te Dover’ Gospel Tabernacle
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Twin Elms Golf Course
St. John
Twin Rims
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Ass
Mrs. Wade Cradit
Clare ‘County
Edmond Woods
Fetc
Oeroz
Nan S
the Peoples Bank
C. C. C. News
Houghton Lake Company
Robert Tripp
Lillian Hanson
Sec’y
Greenwood Center
Norman Bruce
Westinghouse
Ntlae
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