Twin Elms Clubhouse Expands With New Ballrooms And Porches
Local golfers note rapid construction as the Twin Elms structure grows by about 3000 square feet of clubhouse space. The expansion adds dining capacity for around 350, while east and west porches and enhanced ball rooms improve the facilities. A large roller has been smoothing greens and roughs as Bayes Parker Woodcody and others adjust to avoid lost balls, with opening delayed a week beyond next Sunday.
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Twin Elms
Boidayé
O. D . Bayes
Acey Parker
Richard Woodcody
Balln
Community notices and church events in Dover area
Comings and meetings listed include Zenobia chapter C E 8 meeting first Thursday monthly and Walter H Larman Post American Legion activities on first and third Mondays at 415 McEwan Street. Congregational church hosts Mother Daughter parique t May 16 and Maccabee ladies social at Mrs Fr Kratz home next Wednesday. Bis Drive by Larmon Post May 22 23 and Golden Jubilee of Farwell M E church May 27 to June 3.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
American Legion
Mcekwan Street
Maccabee Ladies
Kratz
Appreciation for Donations and Hospitality After Fire
We thank all who donated after our house fire. Gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Waters Mr Parker Mr Worden and Mr Herrman for hospitality and help. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Jas Gerren and family for their kindness.
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Wat
Parker
Mr. Worden
Herrman
Sand
Walter H. Larman-Post 128 Plans Big Drive Film Event
Walter H. Larman Post 128 American Legion held its first regular meeting of the month and scheduled sponsorship of the motion picture The Big Drive at the Ideal Theatre May 22-23. Discussion included Albert Rule and James Olson, with plans for Memorial Day exercises and a Legion softball team.
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Walter H. Larman
Post No. 128
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Post
Ideal Theatre
Albert
Rule
James ‘Olson
The
United States
Schoors
Leeiurely
Clare
Legion
Leo Oden
Big Rapids
Sudan Grass and Soy Beans Emergency Hay
Sudan grass and soybeans prove to be an excellent emergency hay crop in Gratiot County says P. D. Gibson County Agr’l Agent. Planted together soybeans 14 inch rows with Sudan grass seeded 10 days later yields high quality hay and offers early grazing for dairy herds with weed control and good stand.
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Gratiot
Harold Stingon
Ithaca
Clare
Stinson
Sudan
P. D. Gibson
County Agr
Longest Herding Job Aims For Christmas Completion
Ottawa reports the Canadian Interior Department says a 25005 reindeer herd driven from the Buckland river valley in Alaska to a new home near the Eskimo population will finish by Christmas. Herders faced wolves sickness and icy wilderness five years of effort with blizzards delaying progress and plans to push ahead in December after a summer pause at Shingle Point.
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Ottawa
Aietié
Masia
Hewayivale
Prowrnda
Cheistuida
Shingle Point
English Woman Walks World on Bet Seeks Ocean Crossing
Mrs W Chaworth-Musters widow of a British ship captain travels by land and sea across North America planning to press on to New York and into South America and beyond to Europe. The wager stands at 2500 dollars with the route spanning Canada the United States Mexico and eventually the Pacific coast.
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Montreal
W. Chaworth -Masters
Impney
Viere -Ree
Canada
United States
Indeasy Dtigen
Mexico
South America
Acrogs
Gondlulu
Faneast
Mal Arrica
Europes
Clare Board of Review Set for May 21 1934
The Board of Review of Clare will meet at 495 McEwan Street on Monday May 21 1934 at 9:00 a.m. to review and equalize city assessment rolls across wards. Sessions extend up to four days as required by law with possible additional time. Dated May 1934. City Clerk Alex McKinnor.
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Board of Review of the
City of Clare
McEwan “Street
City of
Clare
Alex McKinnor
Card of Thanks from the McDonalds
We express thanks to all for kindness and help after our home burned. Mr and Mrs John McDonald and family gratefully acknowledge the support and sympathy received.
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John McDonald
Farmers Union Meeting In Giant Township Planned
The Partners' Union of Giant township will hold their next meeting at the town hall on Wednesday evening. A good attendance is desired.
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Partners’ Union of
Giant Township
Montpellier Court Rules Against Onion Skin Wine Copyright
The Montpellier court ruled that onion skin wine trade dress cannot be copyrighted. A grower claimed rights to the name peliture d onion, while a neighbor contended onion skin wine is a general type, not a protected mark. The decision upholds that content and treats onion skin as a wine category rather than a distinct vintage.
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Montpelliér
Montpellier
France
Guod & Neighbor
Feeds Six Ducks Brings Thousands in Alberta Swarm
Swarms of wild ducks estimated at at least 3,000 threaten farmers near Rocky Mountain House Alberta. With scarce natural feed the birds raid corn storage and cattle feed in a five mile marshy area at Raven and Clear creeks, repeating a cycle of returning flocks over years.
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Winnipeg
Nuober
Rocky Mountain House
Alberta
Raven
Yeng
Local visits and weekend travels noted in Traverse City area
Migs Helen House returned from school duties in Traverse City over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Bo H Sternaman and two children plus Mrs Y B Tatman visited relatives in Owosso Sunday. The play David Harum by Will Rogers will be shown at the Ideal theatre Saturday night at 11 00 PM for merchants from nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Ryanie Sheahan near Gladwin welcome twins born on May 3. The little boy is unnamed but the girl will be Nancy Hilen Belle Sutton is remembered for the mother and family of seven girls and five boys and is doing nicely.
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Migs
Helen House
Traverse City
Bo H. Sternaman
Ryanie
Sheahan
Gladwin
Misa
Nancy Hilen
Poyr
Ren
Belle’ Sutton
Mother Daughters Tea Held at Ford Home May First
A San Ford Home Mother Daughters Tea featured remarks on practical education for girls, with May Day and Child Health highlighted. Daughters expressed gratitude for library access and annual Christmas parties as musical performances and refreshments followed, creating a festive conclusion to the year.
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San
Ford
Bolo
Barbara Caple
Polo
Alidge
Cimmerer
Cinderellajs
Slipper
Peak
Rose’ Marie Jackson
Virginia Collins
Machiree
Alcott
Elizabeth “Peizhner
Durante
Betty Sutton
Ramayne Perry
Mavis Kennedy
Alice Jan ‘Bicknell
Mona Rae Johnsson
Waters
Florence Bassatt
Alfalfa Farming Echoes Ancient Roman Practices
Roman farmers praised alfalfa as the best crop for soil and forage. They described a three year rotation, alternating bare land with crops then regume, and noted alfalfa’s ability to be cut four to six times yearly, improving subsequent plantings.
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Greece
Rome
Exchabke
Community thanks for mill pond project support
Acknowledges broad support from Clare Rod and Gun Club Thayer Brothers Creamery Nora J. Barnes Charles Thurston for coffee Clare Sentinel for hand bills Hi-Speed Gas Co. for gasoline Clare County Road Commission trucks John Lamb Manny Sutton for teams and others who sent substitutes. Praises city spirit and cooperation.
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A Mill Pond
Clare Rod and Gun Chile
Thayer Brothers Creamery
Nora J. Barnes
Charles Thurston
C. C. Boys
Clare Sentinel
Hi-Speed Gas Co
Clare County Road Commission
John Lamb
Mannie Sutton
Box Social at Wildcat School Promises Fun
A box social and program will be held at the Wildcat school on Monday evening May 14. Ladies are asked to bring boxes and contribute to the event organized by Mabel Ash the teacher.
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Wildcat
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment Deadline
Notice from Farmers Ind. Produce Co. requiring all livestock to be shipped in by 2:00 p m on Tuesday May 22.
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Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Dance Night at Jake Colmus This Saturday
Come dance and enjoy yourself Saturday night at Jake Colmus. The event promises music and a lively social scene with attendees encouraged to relax and have a good time.
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Jake
Colmus
Annual report of county extension work praised
The Clare county extension program notes 85 women enrolled and many home improvement projects. Leaders include Zarah Penhrose and Mary Hemstreet with sessions on slip covers, furniture refinishing, curtains, and decorative arts. O I Gregg from Michigan State College spoke on landscaping and outdoor beauty.
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Ay County
Clare ‘County
Ropimi
Atti
Eagle
Zarah Penrose
Mary Hemstreet
Kim Grove
Bessie Braddey
Irma Williams
Brown Garn‘et
Carrie Green
Vera’ Cradit
South
Sheridan
Hilda Gilson
Mary Gerow
Lake
Gertrude Scott
Helen Howell
Greenwood
Bay Ja Schaaf
Stella. Myers
Brush ‘College
Agnes Davis
Dorothy Rockey
Church
Coun
Bessie Bradley
Dogett
Mary Biemistreat
Skeet
O. I. Gregg
Michigan State College
York
Holbrook Announces Candidacy for Clare County Prosecuting Attorney
Donald H. Holbrook declares his Republican candidacy for Clare County Prosecuting Attorney at the September primaries. He notes lifelong residence in Clare County and seeks voter support.
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Clare County
Grant Grange Meeting Notices May 17
The next regular meeting of Grant Grange will be Thursday night May 17. Members are urged to remember the date and support the Grange, which has served since 1867 and will continue on the job.
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Grant Grange
The
Grange
Live Power in Ads Shows Animals as Energy Icons
Standard Oil pushes live power theme for spring summer ads across its territory. Illustrations feature wild animals in action to depict energy gains from heavier to lighter molecules. Artists Weber and Bransom contributed with Field Museum help. radio spots and billboards tie into newspaper campaigns.
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Dee' A
Field Museum of National History
Walter. A. Weber
Museum
Thany
Paul ‘Bransom
Saturday Evening Post
Middle West
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday May 15 and May 29. Contact R. Brooke Walter White, Shippers, at 20622 for details.
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Clare Shipping Association
Phone
R. Brooke Walter White
Shippers
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Cominig
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Pariquet
Larmon Post
Farwell
O'Connor’ Grocery
Adv
Mickie
Eskimos
Board OF Review
Farmers Union Meeting
Mabel Ash
the Peoples Bank
Michigan
City Bakery
Clare, Michigan
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