Rail schedule and local notices from the Ann Arbor area
Central Standard Time trains No. 54 and No. 51 run to Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette with West Fast Harrison trips on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Eastern Time buses depart from Hotel Doherty for Mt. Pleasant Saginaw and Midland. Local news notes travel, visits, and summer plans among residents and visitors including ABE Wyhe, Lena Frees, N. A. Biden, Art Fleming, W. A. Cudney, Mae Barclay Chichester, and others with reflections on trips, camps, and social events.
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Central Standard
Ann Arbor South
North
Pere
Marqnetts
Harrison
Eastern Standard Time
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Local residents share travel and home updates
Mrs Alta Langworthy of Mt LaQuat attended to farm business west of Randall school. Paul Nags of Grant completes a large tool shed on his farm. Mrs Hy M Conely and Blanche return from Clare to Detroit after visits. Ernie Foss family enjoyed a trip via Houghton Lake and Cadillac. Tred Giebel and Freda with Bure brothers return from Saginaw to summer home east of the city. Freda recovering from a broken hip uses crutches. A bakery sign reads Open July 2nd in the Doherty block as painters finish O D keeps his promise. O D has hardly played golf since Haster last year at Twin Elms.
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A. BE. WyHe
Illinois
Lena Frees
Charles
Mt. Pleasant
N. A. Biden
Art Fleming
Grand Rapids
Davys
W. A. Cudney
Lapeer
H. C. Cudney
Ben Loomis
Marjorie
Mr. Loomis
Merrill-Palmer
Dryden
R. R. Marchbanks
Big Spring
Texas
Charles Gaddy
Tilden Shaw
Clare
Mae Barclay Chichester
Romeo
Crooked Lake
Blanche Whites
Detroit
Paul Leatner
Hinkleville
Fred Giebel
Chris Krell
Grant
Herman Lange
Tillie
K. Poulson
Saginaw
Alta Langworthy
Mt. LaQuat
Paul Nags
Grant, Ie
Randall
M.conely
Blanche
Ernie Foss
Houghton Lake
Cadillac
Tred Giebel
Freda
Bure Brothers
Doherty Block
O. D
Haster
Twin Elms
Clare Family Plans Five Week Pacific Coast Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A H Horton depart with daughters Marion and Virginia and son Thomas for a five week motor journey to Seattle and the Pacific coast to visit relatives.
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A. H. Horton
Marion
Virginia
Thomas
Pacific Coast
Wise Farmers Union Volunteers Help Quilt Project
A Pleasant Surprise was launched on Mrs. Wm. Zinser’s place last Thursday as Wise Farmers Union ladies brought baskets to spend the day helping sew a quilt. The next meeting is set for July 24 at Mrs. Joe Swain’s.
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Wm. Zinser
Camp to be established at Temple village
A Civilian Conservation Corps division will be located at Temple. Captain Niemz, formerly CO at Camp Houghton Lake, will later take charge. Barracks are under construction and the boys will transfer from Johannesburg and other camps to help finish preparations.
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Civilian Conservation Corp
Temple
Niemz
Camp Houghton Lake
Johannesburg
Wilma Hochstetler Leads Nursing at Michigan YP Conference
Miss Wilma Hochstetler a recent Hurley hospital of Flint graduate will direct nursing activities at the Michigan Congregational Christian Young People conference at Olivet College from July 1 to 9. She was selected from many applicants in a notable honor.
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Wilma Hochstetler
Hurley Hospital
Flint
Michigan Congregational Christian Young Peoples Conference
Olivet College
Wilma
Mrs Emma Wilson Set to Celebrate 89th Birthday
The Sentinel notes Emma Wilson will turn 89 on July 7 while living with her son William in Vernon. A longtime subscriber since 1896 she calls herself Nurse Wilson and is described as the paper's oldest reader. The editor invites readers to write in.
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The
Sentinel
Emma Wilson
William
Vernon
Clare girls camp near Hight Point lake for four weeks
A small party of Clare girls camps on the banks of Hight Point lake for four weeks with Mrs. C. C. Knapp as chaperon. The group includes Betty Walker Mary Lou Roach Minnie Brown Alice Foell Lilian Lohrke Maxine Hawkins and Audrey Thayer.
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Hight Point Lake
C. C. Knapp
Betty Walker
Mary Lou Roach
Minnie Brown
Alice Foell
Lilian Lohrke
Maxine Hawkins
Audrey Thayer
Rudy Agreement Extends 120 Foot Right of Way on Farm
John Rudy reached a deal with State Highway Department officials to widen a 120 foot right of way through his farm. He will relocate his landmark Hay house and windtower, placing the building on a new foundation near its current site to preserve its condition as the highway follows near the Pere Marquette railway. This route will eliminate two railroad crossings between the Clare city limit west and Farwell.
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John Rudy
State Highway Department
Rudy
Pere Marquette Railway
Clare
Farwell
Cochrane Brothers Lead Detroit Teams
Mickey Cochrane, Tigers manager, praises his younger brother Archie who leads the Ford V-8s, a tough Detroit amateur squad considered among the strongest in the Midwest. Archie plays in the outfield and sometimes starts on the mound with Montague. Duke University graduate, class of 1933.
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Archie
Detroit
Midwest
Montague
Duke University
Clare Roaches remain undefeated after 9-6 win over Dover
The Clare Roaches remain unbeaten after a hard earned 9-6 victory against Dover last Friday. Vernon Township forms a new softball team and seeks games with other squads, invites interested teams to contact Mrs. Ernest Irwin.
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Clare Roaches
Dover
Loadies
Vernon Township
Ernest Irwin
Eagle Softball Beats Gladwin 13 to 0 in Monday Win
Eagle softball defeated Gladwin 13 to 0 as Stub Davis held the visitors to one hit and one walk. The Eagles made a single error and travel to Brown Friday and Dover Tuesday for upcoming games.
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EAGLE
Gladwin City
Stub Davis
Gladwin
Brown
Dover
Farwell and Midway Continue City League Playoffs
Farwell faces Lake in a 10 game contest while Midway battles Lake in a 9 10 game. Extra Gang meets Eagle 3 1 20 and Farwell plays Farwell Masons 7 8. Baseball results include Farwell versus Weidman 0 and Extra Gang versus Farwell 6 2. Several other games pending results.
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A. Farwell
Lake
Midway
Woods Store
Extra Gang
Eagle
Farwell
Farwell Masons
Weidman
Oilers defeat Brown Corners in mild slugging contest
Last Friday the Oilers beat Brown Corners 9 to 4 in a game that started fast with three Oilers runs and four Brown runs in the first inning. Glen Cain and Dale Stough led the Oilers offense as Brown Corners were shut out rest of the game.
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Oilers
Brown
Browns
Glen Cain
Dale Stough
Miss Anna Smalley Attends Olivet Conference Week
Miss Anna May Smalley travels to Olivet College Monday to join an older young peoples conference sponsored by the Michigan Congregational Christian Conference. Rev and Mrs Albert Dawe accompany her and later proceed to Battle Creek where Mrs Dawe stays with their son Harry and family. Mrs W Brown of Farwell and Velma Scott of Lake ride to Lansing where Velma visits friends.
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Anna May Smalley
Olivet College
Michigan Congregational Christian Conference
Albert Dawe
Battle Creek
Lansing
Velma
Michigan Tightens Fish Poaching Penalties
Stronger fish laws increase fines from 100 to 300 dollars and jail terms from 90 to 120 days for dynamiting poisoning and netting brook brown or rainbow trout. The bill became law after Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald signed it.
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Michigan
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Charles Welch Dies in Detroit Former Clare Resident
Charles Welch formerly of Clare and Farwell, who had lived in Detroit for over 26 years, died after a stroke. His wife died more than 20 years ago. He leaves two sons and four grandchildren, one son predeceased him, and two sisters survive in Florida and California.
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Charles Welch Formally
Clare
Farwell
Detroit
J. A. White
New Smyrna
Florida
B. P. Gray
Los Angeles
Californa
Leaders of League Still Going Strong Farwell Chasing Hard
Sunday results shuffle the league race with Farwell in second place and Remus leading. Weidman fell 7 0 to Farwell as Luce struck out seven, while Farwell had 11 hits off St Johns. Sears lost to Remus 3 0 as Furney held Sears to one hit. Barryton beat Emerald 11 6 in a free hitting contest. Next games June 30 feature Weidman at Farwell Sears at Remus and Barryton at Emerald.
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Sears
Farwell
Remus
Weidman
Luce
K.’s
St. Johns
Furney
Richardson
Barryton
M Emerald
Emerald
Barryton Butts
Hawkins
Stockwell
Carmichael
Avg
Odd Socks Win Again as Harrison Beats Mt Pleasant 7 0
Harrison Odd Socks topped Mt Pleasant Green Spots 7 0 on their home diamond after Sunday afternoon. Pfannes allowed only two threats and five innings pitched as six runs crossed in the second. Ten hits supported the shutout and a growing fan backing attends each game. Next Sunday they travel to Tustin seeking a further streak.
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Harrison Odd Socks
Mt. Pleasant
Pfannes
Mr. Pleasant
Tustin
Moon's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Foot Ailments
An advertisement urges readers to buy Moon's Emerald Oil at Mussell's Drug Store or other retailers. It claims the first application will relieve pain and odor, with a short course curing foot troubles and restoring normal healthy feet.
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Mussell’s
Moon
Ady
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Walter Foell
Bast Hth Street
L. Bradway
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Hailey Hubel
Bad Axe
Anna Hubel
Harry Tripp
Higgins Lake
Frank Cosgrove
Oakland County
H. B. Johnson
Keith
Oxford
Wineman House
Hast Bluff
Mackinac Island
Johnson
Union Congregational Church
Little Stone Church
Sam Tjalsma
Marion, R. R. 2
Clare County
Fred M. Morgan
Cash Food Shop
Glee Mother’s Pride
C. H
Seattle
Wash
Wise Union Party
Olivet
Eight Point Lake
Capt
Archie Cochrane
Charles Welch
Mussell’s Quality Drug Store
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Clare Brug Company
Twin Elims Club
Chicago
Port Huron
Viennese Gardens
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