Local residents host visitors and travel talks
A stream of social visits and trips fills weekends and holidays. Kenneth Hendrie and family moved to Walled Lake for work while relatives and friends from Flint Kalamazoo Detroit and Reed City visit or stay with local households. Mirthful gatherings include birthdays and funeral attendance plus a Florida vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hendrie
Walled Lake
Hattie Race
Crystal
Milo Myers
Anna Johnson
Lansing
Henry Ott
John
Emma Hrbart
Hinkleyville
Lyle Robingoh
Flint
Frank Robinson
Lucille Myers
Kalamazoo
William Dode
Earl Westerfield
Fenton
G. B. Mowbray
August Holmgren
Reed City
Ruth and
Lennea
Detroit
Fred Pierson
Harold Arrand
Donald
Anna Arrand
Elmer Shefferly
Larry
Ernest Ramey
Kenneth Peasley
Westaburg
Robert Archambault
Harvesrter
Frances Wild
Ionia
Frank Wild
J. ©. Walsh
Vernon Township
Charles J. Taylor
Seattle
Washington
Taylor
Ann Arbor
Clare
George Falconer
D. D. Harmon
Murl Houghton
Florida
George Mason
Beulah
Fred Hitler
Ewart
Houghton
Houghtons
Community Notes Highlight Local Turnout and Visits
Local residents shared weekend visits and travels across Michigan towns. Mentions include Gladys Rhoades in Mt Pleasant staying with Mrs Ogle, Brown family moving to Saginaw for work, and several clusters visiting relatives in Clare Bay City Mt Pleasant Pontiac and Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tiedeman
Bay City
Gladys Rhoades
Mt. Pleasant
C. O. Ogle
Chalmer Brown
Saginaw
Russell Schlafley
Edmore
Ed. Schinfley
Betty Gordon
Roy Gordon
Cornwell Farm
James McConnell
Lansing
BE. D. Kennedy
Blaine Frey
Cleland
Lionel Green
Glen Hartman
Pontiac
Harverter
Doris
Clio
John Allshouse
Julian Gates
Hamilton Township
Robinson Apartments
Dunlop Road
Aline Andrus
Clare
H. QO. Paul
Harold
Jack
Pigeon
John Paul
Alaska
Doherty
Myr
Frank Myers
Harrison
Guy Mitchner
Leo Ray
Milo Myers
Arthur Walters
Frank
Bin
Frank VanWormer
O. W. Lynch
Notre Dame
East Lansing
Minnie Bishop
Flint
Clarence Bader
A. E. Mack
Harris Gorringe
Gordon Gorringé
Detroit
Leo Brown
Earl Colosky
Gilmore
Thomas Abbott
Harry Nowlen
Byron Paxton
Dewey Paxton
Ralph Ackerman
Clare County General Hospital
J. A. Quintal
Lake Odessa
Harold Jones
Mason
B. Jones
J. D. Robinette
Gail
Chesaning
Empey and
Gerow
Eveline Gerow
Florence Field
Loretta Harrold
Mary Lytle
Gertrude
W. B. Maxwell
Raymond Dwyer
Farmington
Farwell
George Lydell
University Hospital
Mra
EM. Louie and Son
Des Plains
Illinois
Alice van Sicklen
Conrad Walker
Rey Archbold
M. R. Howlett
B.C. Beale
Clyde Crawford
Gladwin
Tampa
Florida
Nei
Barl Hart
Russell Raymond
Marion
C. C. Knapp
Wallace Bell
Phyllis
Luella
Drayton Plains
Ernest Chaffee
Sherman Conway
Conway
Mt. Morris
Russell Purchase
H. M. Sowle
B. L. Fishel
Neal Sowle
Apples held on tree by spray show reduced drop
Extension Horticulturist notes that hormone sprays can prevent premature apple drop for a few weeks, with effectiveness lasting 2 to 3 weeks on McIntosh and 3 to 4 weeks on long-stemmed varieties. Timing is crucial and improper use may damage fruit, while careful application delays dropping and aids color and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Williams
Rome
Federal Horticultural Station
Beltsville
Rock The Judaculla Rock Figure Count Sparks Theories
Strange carvings on Rock The Judaculla near Cowarts New York show birds tepees and snakes. With a 46 foot circumference experts debate origin and meaning of the Indian record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judaculla Rock
Cowarts
N. Y
Republican Convention and Ward Caucuses in Clare
The Republican Convention for the City of Clare will be held Tuesday March 18 1941 at 7 o'clock P M in the City Hall Clare to nominate candidates for Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer Justice of Peace and other business. Immediately following ward caucuses will be held in Johnston's Elevator Office J E Hamptons Office City Hall and will nominate Supervisors Aldermen Constables and handle other business. Signed John Hanley Jesse Hampton Kenneth Barnes Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Johnston
J. E. Hampton
First Ward
Clare Elevator Co
Second Ward
Jackson’s Meat Market
Third Ward
Clean Tractor Radiator Before Winter Storage
Instruction describes cleaning a tractor radiator using washing soda in a boiled water solution, running the engine, then draining and refilling. It also covers a weak hydrochloric acid wash to remove scale, soaking 36 hours, then flushing and reseasoning with washing soda.
Train Water Okeli Health Rule From Public Service
Railroads supply drinking and culinary water only from sources approved by the United States Public Health Service to protect traveler health and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Refreshing Mouthwash From Lemon Juice and Water
A simple home mouthwash uses half lemon juice and half water for a refreshing rinse. For a budget dentifrice, brush teeth with lemon juice and salt to cleanse and freshen smiles.
New Arrivals and Community News
A sequence of birth announcements from Cedar Lake and nearby towns includes Roy Regar and partner with a 10 lb daughter born March 3, Frank LaPratte welcoming Hazel Jean born Sunday morning, and Harold DeClure welcoming Judy Lee born February 17. Dennis Charles weighs 10.25 pounds at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Regar
Mabel Marie
Frank LaPratte
Hazel Jean
Clare
Cedar Lake
Harold DeClure
Judy Lee
Larry Beck
Larry
Townsend Supper Successful Recounts Towns end Club Meeting
The Clare Townsend Cub No. 2 held a regular meeting after a penny supper and party described as very successful. D. W. Osborn, president, opened the session and read bulletin items. CG. D. Harvey spoke on the Townsend plan. An invitation was extended to meet at Loomis on March 7% and the group planned to reconvene March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Clare Townsend
D. W. Osborn
D. Harvey
Gurtis
Loomis
Rebekahs Hold Lodge Meeting Led by District Deputy
Clara Rebekah Lodge met at their hall Tuesday evening with Elizabeth McIntosh presiding as Noble Grand. They discussed funding officers dollars, rehearsed for the district model session in Clare on April 10, and arranged a fish supper for Wednesday March 26 with committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Walters
Etta Snider
Mary Mussell
McIntosh
Daisy Tiedeman
Bud Schlafley
Harry Nowlen
Etta Howard
Lodge
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth McIntosh
Clare
Democratic Convention and Ward Caucuses in Clare
The Democratic Convention for the City of Clare will be held Monday March 17 1941 at 8 00 PM in City Hall Clare to nominate candidates for city offices. Following the convention ward caucuses will be held in each ward at designated locations with committee members named.
Roman Calendar Uneven in the Calendar System
The Roman calendar divided months into calends nones and ides with uneven days. Calends marked the first, nones on the fifth or seventh, and ides on the thirteenth or fifteenth. The Ides warned of danger as in the fate of Julius Caesar in 44 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Julius “Caesar Meson
George's Market Opens Evenings and Simdays
Local market at 118 East 4th Street Clare operates with extended evening hours and Simdays offering quality meats and groceries. Contact number shown as a partial 29) with unclear date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s Market
East 4Th Street
Clare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick J.turner
INE Frontier
ART Damothagy
Clare Insurance Agy
Clare Realty CO
Clare, Michigan
Waters Fire Insurance
THE
Travelers, Hartford
Clarified Bakery
Rolfa Rolle
W. H. Thies
Massachusetts State College
HILLS
Monarch Hot Water
Mastercraft
Tyson
Elicka
DuPont
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Pinkhams Compound
City Hall
John Hanley
Jesse Hampton
Kenneth Barnes
Rebekahs
Omer
Harold Wyman Elmer Osborn
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