Eighth Annual Early TB Diagnosis Campaign Opens April 1
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association launches its Eighth Annual Early Diagnosis Campaign on April 1 with five colorful posters borrowing Mayan architectural motifs. Posters will rotate weekly over five weeks in public places and schools across Ironwood to Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Sanford
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Ironwood
Monroe
Davys
Bicknell’s
Green
Anderson’s
Harris and Hirt’s
Mussell's
Clare Drug
Atlantic and Pacific
Michigan Tuberculosis Association Magazine
Health
Lansing
Nora Barnes Hosts Auxiliary Luncheon and Program
The Ladies Auxiliary of the M.E.B. church gathered March 18 with Nora Barnes as hostess. A dainty luncheon was served by Barnes and committee. President Clara Sternaman led a program with poems, recitations by Mavis Kennedy, Margaret Rose Gillespie, Carol Jeana Hachmuth, and songs by Kennetha Lou Barnes and Vena Lea Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Church
Nora Barnes
Barnes
Waisley Goodman
Florence Sway
Clara Sternaman
Mavis Kennedy
Margaret Rose Gillespie
Carol Jeana Hachmuth
Kennetha Lou Barnes
Vena Lea Gillespie
Clare Michigan election notice for April 1 1935
Notice to Clare electors of Michigan of the Biennial Spring and Annual City Election to be held April 1 1935 at 203 W Fifth Street from 7 a m to 6 p m Standard Time. Voters will select state supreme court justices and regents, state education officials, county and city officers, ward officers, and a proposition on election tie vote rules by the Board of State Canvassers. Clerk Alex McKinnon signs the notice dated March 18 1935.
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Clare
of Michigan
W. Fifth Street
The
Supreme Court
University of Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
Board of State
Hastern
Bate
Alex McKinnon
Baby Chicks Offered From Clare Michigan Flocks
Advertisement notes blood tested baby chicks available in Clare Michigan with weekly sales on Tuesdays and Fridays. Prepaid orders of 100 or more encouraged with literature and reasonable prices. Contact for further details and pricing in 2011.
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Clare’ Heruaty
Clare, Michigan
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipments
Farmers are instructed to have all livestock ready for shipment by 2 00 p m on March 26 and April 9 at aymera Indiana Prodtica Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aymera Ind. Prodtica. Co
Better Housing Program Launches in Clare
Mayor Jesse R. Hampton calls real property owners to join a Better Housing Program under the National Housing Act. The plan, opening March 18, aims to stimulate repairs and improvements to homes and business properties, boost local business and morale, and improve neighborhoods.
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Federal Housing, Administration
Clare
Marcel
Jesse R. Hampton
Year’s City Fortunes: Hampton Administration Highlights
The piece credits Mayor Hampton and associates with restoring the mill pond at cost to Consumers Power, enabling the tourist park use and brick reuse from the old power house, and abolishing a $240 annual cable charge. It notes progress on the CWA city hall project, saving dollars through skilled negotiating, and a used heating unit purchase in Barryton that saved about 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Consumers Power Company
CWA
D. W. Osborn
Barryton
Clare
Appreciation note from hospital patient thanks neighbors and Mr Hampton
Words express gratitude to neighbors and friends for fidwers cards and gifts while in Memorial hospital. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Win Hampton of Mr Pleasant for tare given at their home from Mrs Mabel Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Wool Growers Meet Monday at Court House in Harrison
Stanley Powell of the Michigan Wool Growers Association will speak at Harrison Court House Monday at 2 00 p m and again at Mt Vernon Grange Hall Monday evening. He aims to explain what Michigan and national organizations do for wool growers and the outlook for prices amid farm challenges.
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Stanley Powell
Michigan Wool Growers Association
Court House
Harrison
Powell
Mt. Vernon
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Clare County
Michigan
William Miller Dies After 39 Years in County
William Miller a resident of Clare County for 39 years died March 18 1935 aged 67 funeral held at the Catholic church in Harrison with Rev Morrison officiating Interment at Maple Grove cemetery Pallbearers were Fred Woodry Fred Erskine Reginald Sharp Ed Cooper Frank Sherrick and Frank Brooks He was born in Sexon Germany October 15 1867 came to Canada and later Michigan marrying Barbara Kraft November 16 1903 They left a wife four children Richard John Clara Rosa and four grandchildren one son Richard preceded him in death two months earlier
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William Miller
Sexon
Germany
Kirtchner
Canada
Caladonia
Mich
Clare County
Barbara Kraft
Richard
John
Flint
Floyd Brooks
Franklin Township
Clara
Rosa
Harrison
Morrison
Maple Grove Cemetery
Fred Woodry
Fred Erskine
Reginald Sharp
Ed. Cooper
Frank Sherrick
Frank Brooks
Card of Thanks for Loss and Kindness
We express sincere thanks for the kindness shown by neighbors during our mother and grandmother’s illness and death. Special gratitude to Rev. Mary E House for comfort, and to J L Ockert family Hloise Scott family Edwin Wiggins family for support.
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Mary HE
J. L. Ockert
Hloise Scott
Edwin’ Wiggins
Gratitude for support after sudden death of wife and mother
We thank all who were kind and sympathetic during the loss of our wife and mother. Gratitude also to Rev. Bin hammer the singers for their message in word and song and to those who sent floral offerings. Julius Schaeffer and family express thanks.
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Binhammer
Julius Schaeffer
J. W. Schaeffer
Hmma
Radeline Rudolph Schaeffer
Letter of Appreciation from Raymond O Nash
A note thanks friends for loyal support at the recent primary election and extends sincere gratitude from Raymond O Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond O. Nash
City Voters urged against treasurer race slip
Vera B. Peterson expresses gratitude to supporters and states she does not wish to run for city treasurer at the upcoming election.
Local Social Notes and Births in Mr. Pleasant Area
Sick list includes Mrs. J. F. Tatman and George McKeever Sr. Visits span Mr. and Mrs. Leffingwell and others. A pot luck Ladies Union meeting planned. Hatton township reports a 9 1 2 pound boy, Donald Charles Magnus born March 18. Spring weather brings rain and thaw. Rev. W N Younglove marks his 89th birthday with open house as he remains cheerfully active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tatman
George McKeever, Sr
Frank Leffingwell
C. W. Kennedy
Pleasant
R. A. Leffingwell
Floyd Kirkpatrick
JL. H. Moon
Rosebush
C. Wyle
Detroit
Ladies Union
George Wilson
Henry Magnus
Hatton Township
Donald Charles
W. N. Youngrove
Mary Williston
Younglove
Teachers' Letters on Schools and Taxation
The Sentinel presents weekly faculty essays on education and funding. This week features H. M. Benson with Michigan Can Afford to Save the Schools and Mariel Reynolds with The Thatcher Sins Act, following Ava Hoard's earlier Primary School Interest Fund note.
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the Sentinel
Ava Hoard
Michigan
H. M. Benson
Mariel Reynolds
Emma Pease Dies at Daughter's Home
Emma Orswick Pease born Norwich England November 23 1860 died March 14 1935 at 74 years 4 months in Michigan. She is survived by her daughter Emily Ockert of Farwell seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services were held March 17 at the home and burial followed at Muir Michigan cemetery.
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Emma Orswick Pease
Robert
Anna Oswick
Norwich
England
Charley Pease
Emily
Muir
Michigan
Emily Ockert
Farwell
Mich
Mary House
Mrs Clara Beale Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Family members gathered at 137 Elm Street Pontiac to honor Mrs Clara Beale on her eightieth birthday. Attendees included J C Beale Wilfred Breese Harold Zeplin with son Harold Jr H C Beale from Clare Mich Rube Gregg Esther Heathcock and Frederick Haun and family Charlotte Hasse of Detroit others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Beale
Elm Street
Pontiac
J.C. Beale
Wilfred Breese
Harold Zeplin
Harold, Jr
Henry Zeplin
H. C. Beale
Clare
Mich
Rube Gregg
Esther Heathcock
Frederick
Wilfred Haun
Jack
Charlotte Hasse
Detroit
City caucus thanks and request for April 1 treasurer vote
Mrs. Nellie M. Sherwood thanks voters in Clare for support at the recent caucus and asks for votes on April 1 for the office of city treasurer.
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Nellie M. Sherwood
Shipping Dates and Drapery Cleaning Notice
Shipping Association schedules ship dates on Tuesday April 2 and April 16. The notice lists R. Brooke Walter-White as Shippers and mentions Dowlens offering drapery and curtain cleaning services with an advertisement by AL Anderson.
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Shipping Association
Phony
R. Brooke
Walter -White
Shippers
AL Anderson
Adv
Rural districts select candidates for April election across towns
The report lists rival tickets and nominees for the April vote in Hatton Lincoln Vernon and Union townships. Names include Republican and Democratic contenders for Supervisor Clerk Treasurer Highway Commissioner Justice of the Peace and members of the Board of Review. A vote on granting authority to sell the township tool shed is noted in Hatton.
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Tisket
Nelson Tiedeman
S. A. Dawson
Herbert Gilmore
al. Purdy
Wm. Russell
Orin Reynolds
Chas. VanDenbergh
George Kapplinger
James Grover
Floyd Squires
Ollie Hein
Roland Krell
Henry Magnus
Everette Allen
Wm. Hileman
John Pfannes
Ray Houghton
Frank Lower
Fred Waltz
Rose Heintz
Gene Burton
Lincoln
David Reed
Pearl Rube
Myron Dunkle
John King
Martin Graves
Frank Luce
Harvey Wardwell
Harry A. Bradley
Ernest Kleiner
John Klingelhofer
Harley Mangle
Mark Sowle
Frank Barton
Harry Fancon
Florin Pudway
Harland Williams
Wesley Gerow
Stanley Schunk
Vernon
Republican
Charles Durnin
Gerald Thayer
Ernest Irwin Hay
George Dennis
David Seiter
Edward van Conant
John Border
James Walsh
Delbert Johnson
Sam Loomi
Union
Wm. Chapple
Russell Stanley
Charles McDonald
Hwy
Ray Hales
Andrew Irwin
Chester Thayer
Clydé. Marshall
John Bouchey
Eugethe Sheahan
Fred Verette
Thanking friends for sympathy after our loss
We express gratitude to neighbors for sympathy after the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. Fr. Morrison for comfort, to Mr. Morgar and daughter for singing, and to the Frost Thimble Club for flowers. Also thanking Mrs. William Miller and daughters Clara and Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Richard Miller and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brooks and son.
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Fr. Morrison
Morgar
Frost Thimble Club
William Miller
Clara
Rosa
John Miller
Richard Miller
Floyd Brooks
Nine Students Enter Legion Essay Contest
Nine essays were submitted and forwarded to the Tenth District Americanism Chairman in Bay City. Three from this district will advance to the State Legion Headquarters for final judging by the State Commander and appointees. Writers include William Moline, Roy Allen, John Pifer, Dorothy Stuermer, Marguerite Pitts, Edna Robinson, Hileen Schofield, Doris Sparbel, Ruth Stanley from Clare Hayes Town ship Farwell Surrey Township Agricultural High Schools.
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Bay City
Michigan
State Legion Headquarters
State Legion
State Legion Organization
William Moline
Clare High School
Roy Allen
John Pifer
Dorothy Stuermer
Hayes Township
Harrigan
Marguerite Pitts
Edna M. Robinson
Hileen ‘Schofield
Doris Sparbel
Ruth Stanley
Wanted distributor for new patent article
Wanted distributor for new patent article. Good proposition to right party. Martin J Mohler, 1111 Pleasant St, Saginaw. D312. Wanted good second hand des hartow. Fred Kreil.
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Martin J.moehler
Pleasant St
Saginaw
Dis¢ Hartow
Fred Kreil
Community club and church events posted for Dover area
Friday 8:30 PM lodge gatherings. Sunday 11:30 AM Dover Gospel Tabernacle services. Election Day supper Monday April 1 in Cong Church parlors. Upcoming notices for American Legion, Legion Auxiliary, Grant Township Local 143 meetings Wednesday 8 PM, Zenobia chapter BE meets first Thursday, Masonic Lodge second Tuesday. John Oman, secretary.
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Dover Gospel
Cong
Grant Township
John Oman
Farmers Union Meeting At Hinkleville School House
A Farm Union meeting will be held at the Hinkleville school house on Friday evening March 22. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkleville
Mt Vernon Grange Card Party Friday Night
The Mt Vernon Grange invites all to a card party Friday night March 22. Social event open to everyone with the date printed as tonight in the notice.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Penny Social at I O O F Hall Next Thursday Night
Community notice for a penny social at the I O O F hall featuring dancing cards and supper. All residents invited to attend and enjoy a social evening.
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Penny
I. O. O. F. Hall
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BABY
Vera
B. Peterson
Emma Pease
State Banking Department
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Grant
Sheridan
Brice Morrison
A. A. Moore
Henry Sharp
Henry Russell
Fred Nurnberg
Justice
Edward McDonald
Board of Review
Floyd Tubbs
People’s
Charlie Lamphere
Bert Bunting
Hwy Com
Tom Ackerman
Irvin Callison
Albert Callison
Legion
Bert Chapman
West Grant
O. PF
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
BE. S
Masonic Lodge
Farmers Union Meeting
Samborn Produce Co
Hgg
N. Wells St
Chicago
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