Rep. Miles Callaghan Addresses Clare Chamber Meeting
The March Clare Chamber of Commerce meeting at Phelps Cafeteria drew sixty business and professional leaders with guests from Harrison Board of Commerce. Rep. Miles M. Callaghan spoke on taxation, budget items, and Clare county needs, urging unity for Michigan’s economic future and predicting the state as a center for the airplane industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Phelps
Harrison Board of Commerce
Dinnex
Nora, Barnes
T. Carl Holbrook
Lawrence Jackson
Thomas MacBride
Scotland
Glenn Henry
Bim
Grove
MacBride
Henry
Russia
United States
Michigan
Dance at Lakeon Hall Monday Evening
Dance the L O Lb will be held at the 1.0 F. hall Monday evening March 25. Everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hall
Fiverybody
Lawmakers Speed Up For Coming Spring Activities
Early spring warmth stirs Michigan lawmakers and farmers to plan spring plowing, business leaders to anticipate a busy season, and golfers to watch for green on the capitol lawn as the Legislature moves with a sense of urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Press Association
Lansing Bureau
Capitol Lawn
Delightful St Patrick Event at Clara Rebekah Lodge
Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 hosted a St Patrick program Tuesday night with Irish songs readings and jokes. A three act play by three ladies titled Heho Farm was performed while Mrs Murphy’s ad teased a sale. Forty five members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167
St. Patrick’s
Colt Training and Foot Trimming Meeting Planned
NOTICE TO FARMERS announces a Colt Training and Foot Trimming meeting at Mr. Durfee's Cement Fierse Barn in Mt. Pleasant on Thursday March 28 at 1 30 p m. H F Koxley from Michigan State College will demonstrate trimming colt feet and proper training. District Agent W C Cribbs notes growing interest in colt care and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Durfee
Mt. Pleasant
H. F. Koxley
Michigan State College
Hxt
W. C- Cribbs
Grange Dance Postponed To April 5 At Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon Grange dance set for March 22 is postponed due to bad roads and rescheduled for Friday evening April 5. Local organizers urge attendees to note the new date and plan travel accordingly.
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Mt Vernon Grange
Mayor Hether Presents City’s Present Situation
Clare’s new mayor outlines a year of work to restore finances. He says the treasury was empty, $5,000 borrowed to pay bills, and aims to run the city on a pay as you go basis while reducing debts. He notes $11,808.45 in the treasury as his term nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
Clare County
University of Michigan
Auditor General
Wayne
Oakland
Clare
Betty Jean Wright Recorded as Citys Smallest Child
Betty Jean Wright born January 16 in Glare to Marion and Mrs Wright weighed 24 ounces at birth making her the smallest baby on record in the city. Despite early frailty physicians and neighbors doubted she would survive yet she as grown to about three and a half pounds at two months and is nursing with her father as nurse and mother at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare
Mra
Marion Wright
Betty Jean
Wright
Books of the Week at Library
A list of featured titles includes Stained Sails by John McIntyre, Tinkers Leave by Matrice Baring, Torches Flare by Stark Young, A Lantern in Her Hands by Bess Streeter Aldrich, Youth Rides Out by Beatrice Kean Seymour, The Gypsy by W. Bi Trites, Daisy and Daphne by Rose McCall ley, How the Old Woman Got Home by M. P. Shiel, My Brother Jonathan by Frances Bratt Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntyre
Stark Young
Bess Streeter
Aldrich
Beatrice Kean Seymour
W. Bi. Trites
Daisy
Daphne
Rose McCawley
M. P. Shiel
Brother
Jonathan
Frances Bratt Young
Odd Fellow hall hosts continued revival services
The re vivial services will continue at the Odd Fellow hall over Sunday. Bevan is the specitor. Sunday School at 10:80 a.m. Preaching at 2:30 p.m. Evening services at 7:00 p.m. Sermon theme, The Words that Becometh Firsh. Local superintendent Ben Onderkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Wider F.C. Bevan
Orelook
Ben Onderkirk
Walter H Larman Post Awarded Little Brown Jug Plate
The Walter H Larman post of Clare Michigan won the Little Brown Jug Plate for the tenth district American Legion for the largest membership percentage on January first. The trophy, now at Rexall store window, honors the highest district membership and bears Minnesota’s name over Michigan’s on the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Organization of Michigan
Walter. HL. Larman
Clare
Rexall
Minnesota
Michigan
Rural Precincts Nominate Candidates For Spring Election
Ballots list Republican and Democratic tickets for town offices on Monday April 1. Republican slate includes Jesse C. Newman as Supervisor, Mary Sanders Clerk, Ray Harrold Treasurer, Horace W. Dysinger Highway Commissioner, Ralph Shull Justice of the Peace, Lynx Haines for Board of Review. Democratic slate names Fred Geiger Supervisor, Beatrice Shull Clerk, Burt Hubel Treasurer, L. M. Coats Highway Commissioner, George Baker Justice of the Peace.
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Seeveral Township
Republican
Jesse C. Newman
Mary Sanders
Ray Harrold
Horace W. Dysinger
Justice of the Peace
Ralph, Shull
Board of Review
Lynx Haines
Sa “Chas. Bryan
Two Days to Marty staged by Advance Grangers at Sheridan Baptist
The Advance Grangers stage a home talent play titled Two Days to Marty at Sheridan Baptist church on Wednesday night March 27. The event aims to raise funds to improve the hall at Him Grove, with Bobbie Herrick and Ruth Bradley in key roles. Beaver ton high school orchestra provides music starting at 8:00 and curtain at 8:30. Admission is 85 and 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Him -Grove
Bobbie*Herrick
Ruth Bradley
Beaverton High-School
Sheridan Baptist Church
Irwiti brothers linked to switch power clip devices
Andrew and Ernest Irwiti are associated with a device described as a switch power clip used in sheep shearing this year. The fragment hints at ownership or involvement in a rural agricultural context.
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Andrew and
Ernest Irwiti
Clare Five Make Excellent Showing In Tournaments
Clare high school basketball team reached the regional semifinals at Mt Pleasant after a 45 to 4 win over Durand. They then lost 25 to 19 to Grayling in the Friday semifinal, while Reed City won the Class A final to advance to the state meet in Detroit. The team was praised for fair play and community representation and will shift focus to baseball and track under Coach Alldread.
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American Legion Organization of
Clare
Doherty Auditorium
Geo. Boyd
Carl Holbrook
G. Johnston
Clare “High School
Mt. Pleasant
Durand
Reed Guy
Grayling
Reed City
Detroit
Glare
Clare High School
Alldread
Senate Declares Recess To Honor Denny Alward
Michigan Senate members declare a recess to preserve the long service record of Denny Alward a veteran legislator and U S representative who was ill at his daughter’s Detroit home. The unprecedented move aims to permit his attendance before adjournment and honor his public life.
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Denny
Michigan State Senate
Clare
Grant Resident Succumbs Monday
The death of Mrs. C. J. Alger occurred at her home Monday after a brief illness. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. F. N. Bates, will be held at the home Friday afternoon with interment in Cherry Grove cemetery.
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C. J. Alger
F. N. Bates
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Club Meeting Postponed Until April First
The regular meeting of the Godd Literature Club has been postponed one week to Monday April 1. It will meet with Mrs. F C Sanford.
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Godd Literature Club
F. C. Sanford
Epworthians Hear Miss Doris Gerow on Washington Experiences
Miss Doris Gerow held her audience spellbound Sunday evening with experiences from Washington. She promised to continue next Sunday as the time was limited. The president led devotional services and urged loyalty to the League at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Gerow
Washington, D. C
Fas
League
Gerow
Baked Goods Sale by the Colonville Ladies
The Colonville Ladies will hold two baked goods sales at the A N Priz office on Saturday March 30. A bake sale is planned for Temple on March 23 and another the following Saturday during the season.
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Colonville Ladies
A.N. Priz
Pange
Temple
Avery
Fiight
March Court Docket Signals Monday Proceedings
The criminal calendar lists cases including The People vs Hart Davis for fraudulent removal of mortgaged property and The People vs Art Beemer for violation of prohibition laws. Civil matters include Stimpson Computing Scale Co. vs Raymond Scott and First National Bank of Reed City vs LeRoy B Church with attachments. Chancery items include Hext vs Moriarty and a Puller Auditor General petition for tax land sales. Divorce actions include Elsie A Karschner vs Walter B Karschner and Marcia B Hoffman vs Ralph L Hoffman.
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the People
Hart Davis
Art. Beemer
Richard Coil
Stimpson Computing Scale Co
Raymond Scott
First National Bank of
Reed -City
Julius Schug
State Mutual Rodded Wire Insurance Co
Michigan
Elsie A.karschner
Walter B. Kerschner
Marcia B. Hoffman
Ralph L. Hoffman
Florida triptych recalls early Florida explorers and clashes
WM L Park writes from Daytona Beach Florida in 1929 recalling French Huguenot explorers 350 years ago and their voyage aimed at expelling Spaniards from St Augustine. He notes Michigan residents now living in Florida and hints at further discussion on page four.
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Clare Sentinel
Clare
Mich
Florida
Daytona Beach
Michigan
Jean Ribault
St. Augustine
Princess Theatre Weekend Cards and Openings
The Princess Theatre shows include Avalanche with Jack Holt on Saturday and The Yellow Lily on Sunday featuring Billie Dove plus a Continental romance plot. Also listed are Manhattan Cocktail with Nancy Carroll on Tuesday, and Waterfront with Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall, plus Coming March 9 10 The Cossack with John Gilbert.
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Avalanche
Jack Holt
Sun-Man
Lillie Billie
Nancy Carrol
Thur.r
Dorothy Mackail
Jack Mulhall
John Gilbertii
The
Cossack
I. C. O. F. DANCE AT CLARE HALL
The I. C. O. F. lodge hosts a dance at their Clare hall on Thursday evening March 28. All are invited to enjoy a good time with the committee.
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I. C. O. F. Lodge
Clare
Public Dance in Duncan Tonight
A public dance will be held in Duncan tonight inviting community members to enjoy music and socializing. Organizers encourage attendance, with doors opening at seven and a diverse program planned.
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Duncan
Sheep Shearing Services Advertised at Phony Dover Store
An OCR fragment advertises sheep shearing work available, listing likely names and a studio reference. It mentions Phony Dover store and individuals tied to the service, with minimal readable context. The tone implies a local business notice offering payment or duties for shearers.
Methodist Sunday School Banquet a Unique Affair
A crowded Methodist church banquet featured decorative tables by each class with original themes and green shamrock to St Patrick motifs. Prizes awarded ranged from one to three dollars as Rev. James Elton Bowker spoke on whether religion is a paying proposition.
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James Elton Bowker
Erin
E. H. Sterhaman
Howard
Sault Ste. Marie
Bow
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MM. Callaghan
Miles M. Gallaghan
Clare-Osceola
Wayne County
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Lake George
Eugene Veler
Claence Sandy
Toledo
Harrison
Luella Jorndt
Velez
Miss Jorndt
Millard Ave
Sandy
McBain
Steve Bodi
Ann Arbor
Farwell
Bill
Grange Dance
Mayor Hether
Betty Jean Wright
Walter H.larman
Anderson
Arthur
Advance Grangers
Andread
D. E. Alward
GRANT
Epworthians
Hart
WM. L. Park
Cuba
South
Daytona Beach, Fla
Princess Theatre
I. C. O. F. Dance
Witcox
Haster Cardy
Sternaman Studio
Methodist
BR ‘Pettit
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