Community News Highlights Weekend Visits and Visitors
Local residents host and visit relatives across Saginaw Clare Farwell and surrounding towns. Numerous guests attend Sunday dinners and weekends with family including the Hodson, Stanley, Harvey, Birdsall, Knapp, and Bonham households while others travel to Saginaw Lansing Pontiac and Bay City for hospital, convalescent home, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sonntag
Cheryl
Saginaw
Lionel Marshall
Pontians
Maggie Marshall
Mary Brooks
Arthur Hodson
Orleans
Catharine Beale
Albert Hudson
Pleasant
Arthur Johnson
Scotty
Tanyimy
C.D. Harvey
John Wood
Edith Raymond
Elm Grove
Harvey
Otis. Stanley
Raymond
Paul Smith
Lansing
Clair Stanley
Floyd Stanley
Harrison
Leonard Stanley
Leon Stanley
Joe Humphrey
Bridge Club Hosts and Park Sign Warn Anglers
Mrs. Clayton Neff hosted a Tuesday contract bridge evening with two tables and guests including Mrs. E G Johnston. High score went to Mrs. Louisa Bowler, with Mrs. Harold Fleming second. The Tally Club met Thursday at Mrs. Roy Dunbar’s with two tables. Mrs. James Lloyd won high, Mrs. Cal Foss low, and Mrs. William Case traveler. Friday’s session at Mrs. Homer Douglas’s hosted guests Mrs. J J Green and Mrs. M D Feighner. Mrs James Rassat won high and Mrs Richard Hartshorn second. An Everglades National Park sign near Royal Palm Ranger Station warns anglers away within one mile, illustrated by a bird holding four fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Neff
E. G. Johnston
Louisa Bowler
Harold Fleming
Murl Houghton
Tally Club
Roy Dunbar
James Lloyd
Cal Foss
William Case
Homer Douglas
J. J. Green
M. D. Feighner
James Rassat
Richard Hartshorn
Everglades National Park
Florida
Royal Palm Ranger Station
Death of C. H. House Recalls County Pioneer Family
C. H. House born Aug 21 1888 in Isabella township died Feb 28 1955 after an active life in real estate and business. He married Mary V. Hater in 1916 and the couple ran Otto's Grocery before 1945 and dealt in used cars and Indian baskets. He leaves his wife and five sisters, with funeral services held at Stinson Funeral Home and burial in Rose bush cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Township
Mir
John G. House
Ciiet Nally
C. H. House
Mary V. Hater
John G. Houge
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. House
Cooper & ‘Praticis
House
North Main St
Otto
Mary V
Mary Hufman
Shepherd
Flossie Jones
Grace House
Esther Assman
Fern Archambault
Clare
Stinson Funeral Home
Edwin A. DuBois
The
Baptist Church
Gertrude Pietsch
Rosebush Cemetery
In the Service New Address for Pvt Robert J Brown
Correction states the name is Pfc Lyle Bates not Private and shows updated unit and address at Fort Ord California from 1st Platoon Company G 20th Infantry Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Robert J. Brown
Lyle Bates
Pfc
Sentinel
Williams Mayhew New Address at Fort Knox Kentucky
William EB Mayhew RA 16495907 BTRY 66th ARMD F A Bn DIVARIY 3rd Armored Division Fort Knox Kentucky formerly from Clare.
Business Experts At MSC Centennial Symposium
Leading American businessmen discuss Business in the Future at a Centennial Symposium hosted by Michigan State College on April 12 and 13. The event, sponsored by the School of Business and Public Service, features speakers from accounting hotel and restaurant management marketing and economics. Howard J. Stoddard of Michigan National Bank will speak at a 12:30 pm luncheon on April 18 and Leland I. Dean of Dow Chemical Company will present Business is the Future as I See It at 3 pm on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Michigan State College
School of Business and Public Service
East Lansing
Howard J. Stoddard
Michigan National Bank
Leland I. Dean
Dow Chemical Company
Central Michigan College Enrolment Report Details Local Students
The campus and extension classes at Central Michigan College list 4 384 students. From Clare County attend Heniy Agéns Joanne Bates Anne Bayes Nancy Bellows Marguérite Fors berg Harold Fréeman Lyman Hemmert Wadley Eigar Kenneth Ritter Kenneth Schaeffer Barbara Schunk William Southern Russell Strange Phil Van Every Joleen Wallace. Farwell residents include Daniel Elder Jason Flower Grace Larbell Eleanor Siegle. Harrison neighbors are Karolyn Amble Robert Amble Richard Atkinson Wayne Bucholz Martha Burkhalter Donald Ferguson Kent Kuehn Richard Rose William Skinner Leigh Stanley William Young. Lake County members include Terry Howa Sharon Hulin Melford Sad adler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan College
Clare County
Clare
Heniy Agéns
Joanne Bates
Anne Bayes
Nancy Béllows
Marguérite Forsberg
Harold Fréeman
Lyman Hemmert
Wadley Eigar
Kenneth Ritter
Kenneth Schaeffer
Barbara Schunk
William Southern
Russell Strange
Phil van Every
Joleen Wallace
Farwell
Daniel Elder
Jason Flower
Grace Larbell
Eleanor Siegle
Harrison
Karolyn Amble
Robert Amble
Richard Atkinson
Wayne Bucholz
Martha Burkhalter
Donald Ferguson
Kent Kuehn
Richard Rose
Wiliam Skinner
Leigh Stanley
William ‘Young
Lake
Terry Howa
Sharon Hulin
Melford Sadadler
First recorded strike in the United States in 1778 painters strike
The earliest labor action on record in the country occurred in New York City in 1778 when painters walked out seeking higher wages. The event marks a foundational moment in American labor history with painters organizing a wage-driven work stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Newborns Reported Across Clare Traverse City and Detroit
Diane TEndert of Gladwin welcomed as daughter in Clare pounds. Little Jean Etta Blodgett weighed seven pounds on March 4 at Clare Hospital. Ernest and wife of Clare welcomed James Russell March 13 at Hare Hospital weighing eight pounds thirteen ounces. Norale Bennett and William Bennett of Traverse City welcomed a daughter February 41 at Munson Hospital. David Lee born to Mr. and Mrs. Gelling March 8 at Midland Hospital. Donald William Yager born March in Clare Hospital weighing nine pounds five and a half. Patrick Joseph born March 18 at St Johns Hospital Detroit. Gerald Pulcifer and wife Sue Benedict welcomed a baby boy born February 15 at Central Michigan Community Hospital weighing eight pounds four and a half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Etta Blodgett
Clare Hospital
Emerson Blodgett
Lake
Ernest Young
Clare
James Russell
Orn
Ig Hare Hospital
Norale¢ Ann Bennett
Aad
William Bennett
James ‘Decker ‘Munson
Traverse ‘City
Bennett
Traverse City
Eleanor Rutter
Donald Yager
Colémnah
Donald
William
Mareb
Patrick Joseph
St. Dohris Hospital
Detroit
Bill Kinsey
Kevin
Vere Kinsey
Farwell
Gerald Pulelfer Aye
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Donald Roberts
Pulcifer
Sue Benedict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucy, Milam
Lillie
Berry
Glen’ Birdsall
Chester Birdsall
Midland Hospital
G.C
Eight Point Lake
J. A. Born
Cadillac
C. H. Bonham
Pontiac
Abbott
C.L. Bonham
Charles Webster
Alma
Lillie Berry
Gunderman
Ralph Cole
Mygarry
Lucius Cole
Saginaw General Hospital
Eugene Allen
Will Holmes
Idah Bellows
Allen
Mr. Holmes
Veterans Hospital
Harold Sanders
Thomas Abbott
C. L. Bonham
Leo Irwin
Flint
Lettie McLaughlin
Fred Marshall
Myrtle Thomas
Seattle
Washington
Wayne Grimm
Royal Oak
Percy Stoughant
Ouma Muma
Jonesville
John Stough
Mr. Stough
Ernest Stough
George Stough
Big
Frank Knapp
Merrill
C. C. Knapp
Cora Wilson
Frances van Sicklen
Knapp
Minnie Drake
Florence Vincent Bay
Ed Schlafley
Russell Schlafley
Midland
Bill Schlafley
Leon Schlafley
Roy Sherman
C. W. Knapp
Colgate
Prell
Tussy
Houghton Drug Store
West Fifth St
Lake Eloise
Cypress, Gardens
Collegians
Iuoille
Diane
Alfred Tendert
Gladwic
Clare Pounds
A. Son
Td My
Robert Gelling
David Lee
China
Tan
Haster
Ayt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!