John R Brown Addresses Local Business Men
The Clare Chamber of Commerce met at the Hotel Doherty on Monday evening with Hd. Johnston presiding. John R Brown spoke on his 21 years in the Philippines, discussing its history, geography, development, and education, and offered views on colonial powers, climate, diet, and ownership. He answered questions before adjournment.
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Clare
Brown
United States of America
Germany
England
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Consumers Power Co Pictures Shown At Camp Harrison
Last Wednesday evening Civilian Conservation Corps Camp No. 1613 members and officers watched a program by Consumers Power Company, sponsored by Walter H. Larman Post of the American Legion. Harley H. Stephens, Russell O’Neil, O. Jathson, and G. A. Wellman spoke for Claré and Alma area residents as a film titled Shade Trees and Power Lines was shown, with O’Neil presenting five explanations about tree care and energy safety.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
No. 1613
Camp Harrison
Consumers Power Company
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Consumers Power Comany
Harley H. Stephens
Alma
Russell O'Neil
Jathson
G. A. Wellman
Claré
Legion “Post
Atartelasaent
O'Neil
Bednar
State WCTU Leader Visits for Monday Meetings
Mrs Dora Whitney state president of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union arrives Monday and addresses the high school students. Local president Mrs Leah Gaychow tours the school building and praises the facilities. A potluck supper at the Methodist church follows with Mt Pleasant Midland and Parnell representatives. Whitney speaks at a public meeting in the evening and a chorus and soloists from local performers contribute to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Whitney
Woman's Christian’ Temperance Union
Geroop
Leah Gaychow
Clare
Methodist
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Parnell
Clare Study Club meets to plan district events and art talk
The Clare Study Club met March 20 with Mrs. Agnes Throop in charge. The program covered Art in its many branches. Mrs. Mary Green announced the district convention set for April 17 and 18 at Gaylord and a poetry broadcast from Tresa Way Merrill. The Adult Educational Institute will be in Ann Arbor May 14 to 18. Members were urged to attend. Mrs. Greta Kennedy is convalescing in Ann Arbor Hospital. Mrs. Adelaide Wyhe was ill, so the club proceeded with the program led by Mrs. Mabel Mulder who spoke on Chinese Art and recalled a Detroit Federated Clubs lecture by the White Brothers.
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Clare Study Club
Agnes Throop
Mary Green
Gaylord
Tresa Way Merrill
State Federation of Women'a S Clubs
Adult
Ann Arbor
University Extension Division
Greta’ Kennedy
Adelaide WyHe
Mabel Mulder
Federated Clubs
Detroit
Young Ameri
Last Rites Paid Esteemed Resident Of Lincoln Twp
Frank Newsom a prominent resident of Lake George died Monday March 12 1934 after months of illness. Born February 10 1862 in Wayne County Michigan he later lived in Bannister Gratiot and Clare counties before settling near Lake George. He married Mary H Barton in 1883 and had a daughter Martha born 1884. Mary died in 1888. He remarried Rose Roberts in 1896 and is survived by his wife daughter and son in law A F Ryder of Bannister brothers and sisters and many relatives. Funeral services were held at his home Thursday morning and the body was later laid to rest at the MandeIum. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Frank Newsom
Lake George
Wayne County
Michigan
Gratiot County
Bannister
Clare County
Lincoln Township
Mary H. Barton
Martha H
Mary. E
Rose Roberts
Reseband
A. F. Ryder
Good Friday Union Services Planned in City
Churches plan a 1 30 p m Good Friday service at the Methodist church or Ideal theatre with a combined choir and solo numbers led by Norris Hiden. Catholic and Lutheran services will be separate. Revs Telcher Elliot Lockyer and Dawe will speak on Christ and various life aspects. Stores may close 1 to 3 p m with Chamber of Commerce approval.
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Methodist Church
Ideal ‘Theatre
Norris Hiden
Telcher
Elliot
Lockyer
Dawe
Chamber of Commerce
Juniors Present Their Annual Play Are You a Mason
The Junior class staged Are You a Mason on Wednesday night March 14 before 500 spectators. Cast members Amos Bloodgood Walter Schroeder and Frank Perry faced tricky scenes while Maryanne Collins Eve Perry and sisters Ann and Lou Bloodgood drew praise. Pulled byEdward Bowler the production delighted the audience as John Halton and his wife Angeline, plus Jean Capé and Fanchon, impressed. Director Dorothy Ryan praised and about 174 dollars was earned with 130 dollars net, a five year high for the junior class. The piece closed with thanks to patrons and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Bloodgood
Walter Shroeder
Frank Perry
Upton Tupper
Eve Perry
Maryanne Collins
Ann
Lou Bloodgood
Irene Radcliffe
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Hdward
Donald ‘Gillis
John Halton
Angeline
Patrice Doherty
Jean Caplé
Fanchon
Vera Hendrie
Ham Travers
John Witte
Raymond ‘Tiayer
Kenneth Ritter
Harnest Morrison
Caroline Bloodgood
Hunice
Nevex
Dorothy Ryan
Aged Couple Celebrates Sixty Sixth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Howard Delling of the George celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary March 18 at the home of their daughter Mrs Gora Boyd Sumner with seven children grandchildren and great grandchildren present. Frank Gilbert of Saginaw and Atwell of Lapeer were guests. Two large wedding cakes and spring flowers decorated the house as gifts poured in from children and friends.
Guild Entertain With St Patrick Party March 15
The Ladies Guild hosted a St Patrick themed supper and social on Thursday March 15 in the church parlors. Invitations featured Shamrocks by Miss Frances Davy and included community singing led by Rev Albert Dawe. Mrs Harold Fleming welcomed guests while Mr Join Neessor spoke for the men and friends. Pat and Patsy sketches by Mrs C A Wellman and Mrs Rogers drew laughter and Mrs Jay Green arranged Irish games for all.
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Frances
Davy
J. Nelson
BR. Davy
Jay Green
Kemp
Nelson
Albert Dawe
Harold ‘Fleming
Guild
Join Neéssor
Rogers
Pat
Patsy
Chaffee Grocery Changeover Aims for Best Service
Clare residents are informed that the Chaffee grocery has been purchased by Mr and Mrs CG W Lehrke. They pledge quality service and best prices and invite the public to call and become acquainted.
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Clare
Chaffee
Paul Rood to Lead Meetings on Balancing Farm Budgets
County Agent P D Gibson organizes six sessions for Clare County farmers with Paul Read from Michigan State College leading discussions on scientific farm planning. Attendees will receive study sheets and help assessing livestock needs crop production feed pasture and grain requirements to boost efficiency and self sufficiency.
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P. D. Gibson
Clare County
Paul
Soils Department
Michigan ‘State College
Clare's New City Hall Set for Completion
Clare moves forward on its new city hall and Memorial building with funds secured from the State CWA committee. Superintendent Herb Randall reports twenty men on site with more to follow. city notices invite residents to prepare for upcoming work.
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Clare
Robiteson
Miss. Weaver
Lansing
Herb Randall
It All About Oleo and a Lansing Journey Memory
A reflective fragment recounts farm and dairy life with mention of oleo debates and a steel plant visit. The narrator recalls cows like Old Short Horn and scenes of milk and cream, ending with a personal health note and a tease of continued coverage on page twelve.
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Clare Sentinel
Lansing
Master garment prices offered by Howard W EFonesady
A cryptic note lists quality dry clowning and prices for master garments attributed to Howard W EFonesady with unclear context and few readable details.
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atCode
Howard W
Efonesady
Pupils of Helen L Doherty Give Recital at Hotel Studio
Pupils of Helen Lucile Doherty presented a Friday recital at Hotel Doherty for parents and guests. Solo performances by Wallace Krell Alice Janet Bicknell Mavis Kennedy Frances Morgan Kathleen Bogan Regina Krell Maxine Jones Elizabeth Feighner Nelda Jones and a piano trio by Maxine Jones Elizabeth Feighter and Nelda Jones highlighted the program. A social hour with St Patrick season refreshments followed. Mrs Doherty announced two more public recitals to be held later.
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Helen Lucile
Doherty
Wallace Krell
Alicea Janet ‘Bicknell
Mavis Kennedy
Frances Morgan
Kathleen Bogan
Regina Krell
Maxine Jones
Elizabeth Feighter
Nelda Jones
Glee Club Works On The Count And The Coed
The Girls Glee Club and a group of high school boys rehearse the operetta The Count and the Coed for a Thursday evening performance March 29 in the high school auditorium. Set on Marden College campus during Spring Festival prep, the plot follows Snooze Andrews, Dolly McSpadden, and Count Gustave von Weinerheister amid comic disguises and campus tensions.
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Girls Glee Club
Marden College
Kenneth Or
Snooze
Andrews
College Glee Club
Robart Doherty
McSpadden
Dale Randall
Snogze
Fair Dolly McSpadden
Rose Marie Jackson
Dan Flanigan
Fred McDonald
Dr. Me. Spadden
Count Gustave von Weinerheister
Chaffee Sells Grocery Stock and Business to Bay City Pair
A deal closed in which E S Chaffee sold his grocery business to Mr and Mrs C W Lohrke of Bay City who assumed possession Wednesday morning. The Chaffees started the business over eleven years ago and built a strong local trade through fair dealing and service. The Lohrkes, new to Clare, are expected to maintain high standards in service and price. The Chaffe es are undecided about their future plans.
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E. S. Chaffee
C. W. Lohrke
Bay City
Chaffee
Clare
Burial set for Mrs. Elizabeth Perry in Vernon township
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Perry was brought to the city for burial with funeral services at St Cécilia church Tuesday conducted by Rev Branley Morrison. Services were held at Cherry Grove. Mrs. Perry died at her daughter’s home in Detroit Saturday at age 49. She and her husband once owned what is now Bowman estate in Vernon township.
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Elizabeth Perry
St Cécilia
Tording
Branley Morrison
Cherry Grove
Perry
Wm. Clark
Hstroit
Tri-County Bar Association Banquet Held at Clare Hotel
The Tri-County Bar Association of Clare Isabella and Midland Counties met March 15 at the Hotel Doherty in Clare for a banquet and meeting. Nineteen attorneys attended, including visitors from Clinton Gratiot Circuit, with musical interludes by a ladies trio and a piano trio.
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Tri-County Bar Association
Clare
Isabella
Midland
Doherty
Clinton Gratiot
Doris
Gerow
Jean
Glerum
Louisa
Rogers
Nelda Jones
Kathleen
Maxine Jones
Elizabeth Feighner
Hyde
Ferris
Donald Holbrook
Dodd
Theodore G. Bowler
Attorney Ferris
Michigan
Supreme Court
Pusmae
Hotel Doherty Travellers Win Tournament
The Hotel Doherty Travellers basketball team defeated Marion Cadillac and Lake City over three nights to reach the finals against Mt. Pleasant. Clare routed Mt. Pleasant 43 to 23, with Coach Leo Brown awarding high scoring honors to Brownie and praise for Wallace Johnson who played guard and forward. A large trophy and gold disks were presented to players, with Clare entering Grayling next week for another tournament.
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Hotel Doherty
McBain
Hotel Boys
Marion
Cadillac
Lake City
Govers
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Leo Brown
Brownie
Wallace” Johnson
Notice- Our gigantic resent pals on paps at this issue
Fragmentary notice lists names and items related to a publication issue. Readable bits reference Clire and Drug Coady among others. Content is unclear but indicates a notice about individuals and a substance.
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Clire
Coady
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John R. Brown
Consumers Power CO
WCTU
Lincoln
Elsie
Christ
Jackson's
M.H. “Aid” Baked-Goods
St Riz Store
Ady
ST. Patrick Party
Mr.calld
CG. W. Léhrke
Paul Rood
Gibson
Clare's New City Hall
CWA
Olea
Lak
Helen Lucille Doherty
Glee Club
BAY Citian
Hotel Doherty Travelers
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