New Arrivals Born to Local Families in Early March
Frances Jack son, a 12 pound boy, born to Mr and Mrs Henry Sempowski at Mercy hospital Muskegon. Dolores Marie, a seven and a half pound girl, born to Mr and Mrs Bert Jackson. Marjorie Jane, eight pounds, born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner in Sheridan. James Lawrence, born to Mr and Mrs George Newarn at Memorial hospital Midland. Donald Wayne, ten pounds, born to Mr and Mrs Wellington Moline. All families report mother and baby doing well at home with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sempowski
Frances Jackson
Mercy Hospital, Muskegon
Tnon
Bert Jackson
Olores Marie
Ernest Kleiner
Sheridan
Marjorie Jane March
George Newarn
Memorial Hospital
Mid Land
James Lawrence
Newburn
Dorthy Johnson
Wellington Moline
Donald Wayne
Wm. Lansing
Spring Breakup Regulates Weight Limits On Trunk Lines
Officials announce March to May weight restrictions on Lower Penins ula state trunk lines with axle limits reduced 25 percent on concrete pavements and 35 percent on others. Maximum wheel load caps 525 psi on concrete and 450 psi on other roads. Waivers possible before June 1. Upper Peninsula lines may follow if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Peninsula
Murray D. van Wagoner
Upper Peninsula
Remembrance for 90th Birthday of Grandma Murphy
Grandma Murphy thanks all who helped celebrate her 90th anniversary with cards gifts and a birthday dinner. Special thanks to Dora Lackié Bergland U B for the beautiful cake and to Mrs Jones Coleman Roy Comer and family for their part along with her children grandchildren and great grandchildren. She has been an invalid for eight years yet cherishes family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Murphy
Dora Lackié
Bergland
U. B
Mrs. Jones
Coleman
Roy Comer
Clare
Walter H. Larman Post Holds Regular Meeting
Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 American Legion convened Monday for a routine gathering. A dance benefit plans were finalized and five dozen chairs were purchased to furnish Legion rooms. The Commander noted a letter inviting members to visit the Civilian Conservation Camp at Harrison with a future group attendance. March 15 marks the post anniversary and the 1919 Paris founding of the American Legion. A moment of silence honored Rev Father Donnegan of Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Awinal
Legion
Robert P. Weil
Civilian Conservation Camp
Harrison
Paris
France
Father Donnegan
Flint
Auxiliary Ladies Meet at Fisher Home
The February 28 gathering of the Methodist Ladies Auxiliary at Mrs tr a Fisher home drew 24 members and three guests. Mrs Norma Pratt led the session with quilt-top work, devotionals by Mrs Lockyer, Marie Holbrook, and readings from Harrold Lueock. Music by Doris Gerow and Norma Fisher delighted attendees. The group planned a June 7 pageant and will reconvene March 14 with host Mrs Fred Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Fisher
Methodist Ladies Auxiliary
Mesdames Baker
Houghton and
Chaffee
Norma Pratt
Mesdames Lockyer
Marie Holbrook
Vera B Peterson Declines City Treasurer Nomination
Vera B Peterson writes to Clare Republican voters that she will not campaign for the City Treasurer post this year and is willing to withdraw if other competent nominees seek support at the convention. She notes a potential legal change allowing more terms but declines campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera B. Peterson
Mt Vernon Grange Plans Special Monday Feature
A special surprise program will be presented Monday night with Mabel Erwin and Mary Brooks as organizers. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches and cake, and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Erwin
Mary Brooks
Brush College Ladies Aid Present No Men Admitted Play
The Brush College Ladies Aid stages No Men Admitted at Arthur Town Hall Friday evening March 16. Small admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Town Hall
The
Brush College Ladies Aid
Watch for date of fish supper at LO hall
Community notes report Mrs. Ada Hampton in charge at Clare Inn estate affairs and transfers. Residents Mrs. Beadle funeral details given. Clare public school violin trio to broadcast from Ann Arbor next Monday at 9 15 a m over WIR with Prof. Maddy's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LO. C. Hall
Fred Joslin
Thelma, Wager
Gladwin
Wm. Lange
Hdna Hampton
Clare Inn
Jennie McLaughlin
Josephine Murdock
Frank
Bone
West
Maxine
Buffalo
Wm. Gardon
Forest
Donald Woolston
Jackson
Mercia Lockyer
Phyllis
Ann Sherwood
Clare Public School
WIR
Ann Arbor
Maddy
Indian Band Comes Sunday Evening to Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant Indian Parish Band directed by Rev. BE Mayhew performs at Clare area churches Sunday. The ensemble in Indian costume presents music and characterizations to benefit church work with no admission and a free will offering. Performances at Herrick church 2:00 p.m. Farwell M. and church 4:30 p.m. Clare church 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
BE. Mayhew
Chicago
Fair Grounds
General Motors
Herrick
Farwell M
Clare Church
Training Teachers to Lead CCC Camps in Michigan
Forty five educational advisers will supervise CCC camp schools in Michigan under Malcolm Little. Camp Molasses River in Ann Arbor lists Gordon W. Harrison, a University of Chicago B S holder with a Michigan masters, as camp supervisor. Camp Harrison in Ypsilanti lists Eugene L. Gorton, a B S from MSNC, as supervisor with teaching experience at Melvindale High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Michigan
Malcolm Little
Sixth Corps
Corps Area
Chicago
Hack C. C
The
Conservation Corps
Mr. Little
Camp Molasses River
Gordon W. Harrison
Hill Street
Ann Arbor
University of Chcago
University of Michigan
Camp Harrison
Eugene L. Gorton
Normal Street
Ypsilanti
N. C
Melvindale High School
Agle Pulcifer Nuptials at Mt Pleasant Home
Carl W. Pulcifer and Miss Jessie Agle wed Monday at 11:30 am in Mt Pleasant at Rev O G Teachout home. They were joined by Miss Violet Bailey and Henry Tice and returned to the Pulcifer home in Gilmore for a family reception with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl. W. Pulcifer
Jessie Agle
O. OG. Teachout
Mt. Pleasant
Violet Bailey
Hlry Tice
Pulcifer
Gilmore
Chevrolet Coach Sale Ad From Clare Chevrolet
An advertisement offers two new 1934 Standard Chevrolet Coach cars with tax paid delivered to your door for 567 dollars and 68 cents each, from Clare Chevrolet Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chevrolet
Community notices and meeting updates for Clare
Zenobia chapter C H meets the first Thursday each month. Church services at Dover Gospel Tabernacle every Sunday at 11 30 am. Clare I C O F and Rebekah Lodges opening time changed from 8 30 to 8 pm on regular meeting night. March 14 junior class play Are You a Mason Box social at Randall school watch for date. March 19 Mrs Dora B Whitney W C T U president to be in Clare with details next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Clare i. C. O. F
Rebakah
Dora B. Whitney State
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Clare
Community Updates From Clare and Farwell District
Local residents visit, shop, and host guests across Clare and Farwell. Olga Scott undergoes appendicitis surgery in Mt. Pleasant, recovering well. A Lake Community Club anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Irwin features games, prizes, and celebrations. School notes report a positive return to classes and spring activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Scott
Clare
Harry Cornell
Gertrude Scott
Jennie Muir
Bertha Barton
Farwell
Wm. Mahan
Chas. Sherman
Sam Muir
Farwell High School
Raymond Scott
Maxine Cornell
Betty
Barbara Haywood
Olga Scott
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Badger
Lansing
Palen Somerville
Clair Scott
Jackson
D. Scott
Gleaners
Robert Irwin
Aaron Irwin
Flint
Thomas Randall
Fern Taylor
Orval Martin
Sears
Roy Neeper
Leo Cashin
Myrl Scott
Evart
Bert Scott
F. EH. Smalley
Muriel
Anna May
Lucile Brooks
Windover
Estel Brooks
Ferris Institute
T. H. Brooks
George Davison
Chas. Cook
Hubertson
Clare Shipping Dates Set for March and April Shipments
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday March 20 and April 3. Contact Brooks Walter White, shippers, by phone 206F22 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Shipping Association
Brooks Walter White
Shippers
Notice of QF Registration Meeting in Vernion Township
Fred Marshall, Clerk, announces a registration review at Vernion Townhall on March 18 20 and 24 1934 for qualified electors to register in the township. Attendance is requested to ensure proper registrant records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernion Townhall
Fred Marshall
Market Specials Note Bards to Five Pounds
Short market ad fragment mentions prices 6a per pound and Jackson's Market with Saturday specials. No clear event or people beyond Jackson's Market and the price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Market
Itinerary Tales From Homebound Visit
A narrator recalls a family trip and two unhappy discoveries. The first is butter substitutes at meals and eggs fried in an alternative fat. The second is condensed cream mistakenly labeled as fresh, sparking doubt about the product’s quality. The piece promises further revelations next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Crawford
Appreciation for Kindness During Rex Joslin’s Illness
Mr and Mrs Roy Joslin thank all friends for the many acts of kindness shown to them and their son Rex during his illness at home and in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Rex
Wise Township Republican Caucus Set For March 10
The Wise township Republican caucus will be held at the Town Hall on Saturday March 10 at 2:00 PM to nominate candidates for the April election. By order of Committee. A A Moore Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Township
Michigan State Oil and Gas Leases Offered at Public Auction
Public auction of state owned minerals set for March 23 1934 at 10:00 am EST in Lansing Lands Division offices. Four thousand acres in Clare Gladwin Isabella etc with detailed township ranges listed. Also an probate order for public notice of hearing on Samuel Smith estate set for April 4 1934 at 10 am in Harrison with publication in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Lands Division
Department of Conservation
Lansing
Clare County
Gladwin County
Isabella County
Mecosta
Midland County
Osceola County
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Samuel Smith
Dillenbeck
Clare- Sentinel
Notice of Hearing Claims For Franklin Wolfer Deceased
Four months from March 9 1934 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Franklin Wolfer deceased for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file claims at the probate office in Harrison City County on or before July 9 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Franklin Wolfer
Harrison
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Exy
POST
Fisher
MT. Vernon Grange
Methodist
AGLE
Randall School
Lake News
United States
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Mr. and
Mrs
Roy Joslin
Wise Caucus
Farmers Ltd. . Produce Co
Legals
Springer.Roberts
Rosebush
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