Oil boom grows in Buckeye township as new producers join field
In Gladwin county Buckeye township adds several producers on the Wicklund and Fortney leases. Sun Oil and Fortney Oil announce completions in section 11 with high daily yields and plans to acidize. Leonard Drilling completes State 1 on south offset to Card discovery. eleven more projects in the area are in progress as Sherman pool sections stay active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin County
Fortney Oil Company
Miller
J. W. Wicklund Development Company
Sun Oil Company
Salla
Fortney
Dundea
Wicklund Discovery
Wicklund
Michigan
Buckeye Township
Leonard Drilling Company
Sherman
Isabella County
Charles
Strange State
Dundee
Instruments Ordered For Walter H. Larman Drum and Bugle Corps
The Walter H. Larman Post Drum and Bugle Corps plans a 24 member unit with a full instrument set ordered from Leedy and Conn. Wilkie explained the instruments cost 500 dollars with twelve soprano bugles four baritone bugles six tom drums and four base drums all in gold finish. Most funds are already subscribed and uniforms will be bought after instruments. Individuals may subscribe through post committees or officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear J. Doherty
Coleman Post
Knight E
Legion Rooms
Bernard Hughes
Knapp-Paoole. .Music Co
Grand Rapids
Leedy Manufacturing Co
Irvine F. Wilkie
Detroit
C. G. Conn, Ltd
Ted Nicholson
Post
Oil Drilling Progress Across Town Fields
Oil crews report Chartier Currie No. 2 drilling to 475 feet on section 5. McKinnon No. 1 in section 5 shows tool trouble. Durning on section 28 reaches 2810 feet. Murphy No. 1 in section 6 now down 430 feet. Troubles began after spudding last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Dowm
Farmers Institute to be Held at Clare High School
The Clare Future Farmers of America with Agricultural agents from Clare and Isabella counties host a Farmers and Home Makers Institute at Clare High School on March 18 from 10 00 a m to 3 30 p m. Sessions cover Dairy management First Aid to farm animals Conservation policies and more with experts from Michigan State College and local agents. A noon dinner is free and a program by the Clare High School orchestra and 4 H members is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Future Farmers of America
Clare
Isabella Counties
Farmers’ and Home Makers
Clare High School
Kenneth Haines
Emil Leis
A. C. Baltzer
Michigan State College
B. J. Killham
P. D. Gibson
Clare County
Clare Board of Education
Duane Archbold
Harry Wakefield
Isabella County
Kansas City
Frank Poet
B. J. Kilham
Killham
A. C. ‘Baltzer
Homemakers Program Planned as Part of Farmers Institute
The Homemakers section of the Farmers Institute will be held next Tuesday. Miss Estelle Nelson district home demonstrator and Clare high school home economics staff organized the program. Activities include group singing demonstrations table setting fashions noon luncheon and afternoon talks on extension work judging contests and institute evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Estelle Nelson
Clare High School
Zenobia Chapter to Hold School of Instruction Thursday
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual school of instruction on March 18 in the Chapter room with Anna Kuhn of Interlochen representing the Grand Chapter of Michigan in charge. The event opens at the usual hour and includes refreshments with visitors expected from neighboring chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Order of the Eastern Star
Anna Kuhn
Interlochen
Grand Chapter of Michigan
Zemobia
Clare Study Club Luncheon Reviews San Michele At March Meeting
The Clare Study Club met at Mrs. Pearl Sanford's home on March 9 for a St Patrick's luncheon and regular meeting. Vice president Martha Bicknell chaired. a donation to the Michigan Crippled Children's Fund was approved. New members Mrs Nellie Arnold and Miss Frances Anderson joined. Genevieve Fleming led the book review of Axel Munthe's San Michele, prompting discussion. The club will reconvene March 28 for Garden Day and Past President's tea with Mrs Ahma Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Martha Bicknell
Michigan Crippled Children’s Fund
Nellie Arnold
Frances Anderson
Genevieve Fleming
San Michele
Axel Munthe
Clare Public Library
Ahma Greer
Clare High School Launches The Pioneer Newspaper
Clare public school officials announce the new student newspaper The Pioneer edited by supervised by Supt RH Kennedy. The paper will debut next Wednesday and be published every two weeks with updates on school happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Pioneer
Clare Public School
RH. D. Kennedy
Death of Henrie Ta Aiey Reported in Detroit
Fred Aiey received word Thursday of the death of his daughter Henrie ta Aiey of Detroit after a brief illness. Details are sparse as the notice goes to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Aiey
Henrieta
Detroit
Présa
First National Housing Guild Chapter Formed in Michigan
Michigan members of the Johns Manville National Guild held the first meeting of any state group in the United States at the Doherty Hotel Clare. The aim was to organize and discuss cooperation in the building industry to provide better housing. Arthur Hood, Gus Meisner, and Bruce Walter were named honorary members. Paul Riedel presided. officers named were President Paul Riedel Treasurer George Randall Secretary W C Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Johns-Manville National Guild
United States
Doherty Hotel
Clare
Elevator O
Clare Housing Guild
National Housing Guild
Johns-Manville Corporation
Cleveland
Michigan Group
National Guild
Arthur’ Hood
Gus Meisner
Johns Manville
New York
Bruce Walter
Paul Riedel
Minden City
Richard Smith
Noad, Lumber Co
Manistee
Clark Tanner
C. E. Tanner Lumber Co
Hast Tawns
George Randall
Commey-Raidaill “~ Lumber Co
Bay City
J. C. Marotzke
Clare Elevator Co
Henry Jacques
Walter Burrill
Walter Boyd
Saginaw Lumber Co
Peter Heinlein
Reese Farmers Elevator
L. A.reidel Lumber Co
Fred Swartzmiller
Joseph Swartzmiller
Swartzmiller, Lumber and Grain Co
Chesaning
Ales Gustley
W. C. Williams
Jonas
Marville Co
Saginaw
Paul Ried‘el
Spring Style Show Promised at McKnight Home
Clare Good Literature Club hosts a spring fashion event at 7 30 pm Tuesday at Mrs F W McKnight's home. Miss Alrey leads a four group display of clothing ideas for various occasions and figure types with help from Misses McAlonan Smalley and local club members and Mrs McKnight and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcknight
Clare Good Literature Club
Alrey
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
Gertrude McAlonan
Anna May Smalley
Mesdames McKnight
Maier
Rogers
Fleming
McAlonan
Henderson
Shultz
St Patrick's Dance at Clare Hall March 17
Reminder of the St Patrick's dancing party at the Clare Community hall on March 17 sponsored by the OBS. Frank Saze's orchestra will provide music. Sandwiches and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Community Hall
O. B.S
Frank Saze
Citizens State Bank Promotes Prompt Power Bill Payments
Consumers urged to pay light and power bills promptly at Citizens State Bank for courteous service. The message emphasizes timely payments to ensure reliable service and support from the utility and banking partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Clare Opens New Wilson Service Station In Town
The New Wilson Service Station on Mee wan and Highth streets opens today and tomorrow March 12 and 13. It features Sinclair lubrication indexing for 1925 to 1937 models, automatic spark plug tester, battery charging, modern hoist with indirect lighting, and attractive landscaping. Mr. Wm Wilson invites Clare and nearby residents to inspect during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mee“wan
Highth Streets
Sinclair
Wm. Wilson
Clare
Ernest Ramey Appointed Inspector for Three Counties
Ernest Ramey who has run a Clare meat business for 16 years sold his share in Ramey and Feigh nner to Al Young of Saginaw. Young brings 19 years at Henning Sausage Co. He will move his family here after finding a home. Ramey received his Public Utilities Commission appointment and will inspect all trucks and trailers in Clare Isabella and Gladwin Counties.
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Ernest Ramey
Clare
Ramey & Feighnner
al. Young
Saginaw
Young
Henning Sausage Co
Ramey
Public Utilities Commission
Grand Ledge
Ralph Hether
Isabella
Gladwin
Tulip Time Operetta Delights Full House At School
Glee clubs presented Tulip Time a Dutch operetta to a full house in the school auditorium Wednesday night. Miss Doris Gerow and Richard Greenfield led the music as Holland dancers opened with tulips and windmills then joined by American student choruses under director Mary Belle Hanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Doris Gerow
Richard Greenfield
Mary Belle Hanlon
Mrs Ed Russell Hosts Maccabees Gathering At Home
Mrs Ed Russell entertained the Maccabees and their husbands at her home on Wednesday night. After the business session a social hour followed with card play and prizes awarded to Dr. and Mrs Chas Stirling for high scores. A delicious two course luncheon concluded what organizers called one of the most enjoyable winter evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Russell
the Maccabees
Chas
Stirling
Annual Easter Breakfast at Church Parlors
An annual Easter breakfast hosted by the Auxiliary is set for Saturday March 20 at the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs Mulder and Mrs Hairia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulder
Hairia
Clare Rod and Gun Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Clare Rod and Gun Club met Tuesday evening at City Hall Auditorium with 160 members present. Officers elected include President Geo White and Vice President Richard Woodcock, with Henry Doll as Secretary-Treasurer. A banquet is planned for April 14 at City Hall, and plans were made for a crow hunt to reduce destructive birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rod and Gun Club
City Hall
Geo, White
Richard Woodcock
Henry Doll
John Larman
James A. Clute
Morris Pratt
Forest Shumway
Floren Pudway
Julius Schaeffer
Arthur Damothy
E.B. Collins
Geo, Johnson
Theodore G. Bowler
Natt Smith
John Lamb
Red and Gum Club
Ted Bowler
Jim Clute
Jack Larman
James Olson
Rod and Gun Club
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Easter Breakfast Playlet The Color Line
The Ladies Auxiliary held a regular session at Mrs Mulders home. Plans for the Easter Breakfast on March 20 at nine o clock were finalized with committees appointed. The program features the playlet The Color Line by the league proceed plus the usual breakfast and bank offering. Guests may notify the hostess by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulder
Nat Smith
Clyde Harris
L A Presley Died At Home In Freeman Township
L A Presley died at his home in Freeman Township Monday night after a period of ill health. His body lay in state at Friz Undertaking parlors until Thursday afternoon when it was taken to his home near Windover Lake. Services were set for Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Presley
Freaman Township
Friz Undertaking
Windover Lake
Bill Otto Speaks at C of C Meet Monday Evening
The Clare Chamber of Commerce held a meeting at the Doherty Hotel with about sixty five attendees. Bill Otto, secretary of the Lansing Chamber, gave a lively talk on how to build a city, stressing the role of motivated people and ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Otto
C. OF C
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Doherty Hotel
Father Morrison
Board of Directors
L. B. Davy
Kenneth Barnes
Geo. White
Ed Johnston
Lansing Chamber of Commerce
Fourth anniversary CCC camps Houghton Lake Temple program planned
The CCC Camps Houghton Lake and Temple will celebrate four years of CCC creation at the Harrison Community Building on Friday night March 26. The event features master of ceremonies ex-senator Ben Carpenter and an address by P. J. Hoff master director of conservation. Harold Chiff and Sam Cline plan the program with Mr. Carpenter. The department of conservation loans motion pictures of CCC field work to be shown. Brief talks by sportsmen business leaders and public agency representatives will follow. Public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Houghton Lake
Temple
Harrison
P. J. Hoff
Ben Carpenter
Harold
Chiff
Sam Cline
Camp Houghton Lake
Carpenter
Department of Conservation
CCO
Chicken Supper Set for Tuesday March 16 at St Cecings
A chicken supper is planned for Tuesday evening March 16 at St Cecings Church. Serving from 6 30 to 7 80. Tickets at 50 cents. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Cecings
Chirch
Ickets
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Gladwin Field
Sherman Pool
Isabella Co
Drug and Bugle Corps
Walter H. Larman
Wise Township
M.S. C. For Farmers Institute
Clare School
Homemakers
Farmers Institute
Zenobia Chapter
Buck
Jesse Hampton
O. D. Bayes
Jim Goodnight
Doc Neff
Leo Brown
Harry Wehrly
Leo Hampton
Dec ‘Elden
The
Athletic Association
Johns-Manville
Dealers of State
Doherty
Ruby Alrey
F. W. McKnight
ST. Patrick’s Dance
Clare’s
Ramey & Feighner
Freeman Township
Mr. Barnes
Houghton and
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