Community Notices From Clare This Week
Social updates report Mr and Mrs Alva Lyons visiting H M Barnes in Grand Lodge. Mrs Mary Stroup to speak at Clare Baptist Church. Mrs Carrie Stroup returns to West Sixth Street home after years away. Mrs M R Howlett improving after illness. Mr and Mrs Hugh Henderson recovering from stomachpoison. The Hirt and Harris families motored to Ann Arbor for eye treatment. Miss Donna Bradley recovering from serious pneumonia at parental home in Sheridan. Miss Hilda Dunlop and brother William return from Detroit and Canada. cousin Miss Vera Meredith visits from Wallaceburg Ontario. Wilson State Park to open May 30th. Arthur Sheffield in charge of concession. Chas Butts caretaker. Rev Frank N Bates in serious condition from heart trouble. State exams held for rural seventh grade pupils and eighth graders across five county points. Isa bella county to award $500 for information leading to McKnight gas station robbery killer arrest. June 12 hearing set. claims filed by Sheriff Woods and others. Emil Middleton of Farwell linked to case for tipping arrest.
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Alva Lyons
Grand Lodge
H. M. Barnes
Mary Stroup
Clare Baptist Church
Carrie Stroup
West Sixth Street
M. R. Howlett
Hugh Henderson
Thos, Hirt
C. C. Harris
Alpha Lewis
A. L. Rogers
Ann Arbor
Donna Bradley
Sheridan
Hilda Dunlop
William
Detroit
Canada
Vera Meredith
Wallaceburg
Ontario
Wilson State Park
Lansing
Arthur Sheffield
Beech
Chas
Butts
Frank N. Bates
Hagle
Com’r
Asa H. Aldrich
Isabella County
McKnight
Wesley McKnight
E. Woods
W. H. Erter
Justice Callihan
Emil Middleton
Farwell
Herbert Trumble
John Agile
Wade Ritby Dunlop Declares Sheriff Campaign
A political notice from Wade Ritby Dunlop announces his candidacy for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket in Clare County for the September primaries.
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Clare County
Wade Ri Vty
Be Dunlop
Women cherish resilience at Clare Mother-Daughter Banquet
Miss Ronan urged hardihood and self restraint as women weather hardships. She urged intelligent industry and integrity to overcome troubles while noting wasteful spending and petty concerns. Fourteen men served as waiters and kitchen staff, a smooth debut with no accidents. The event closed with daughters singing a hymn titled Mother to America.
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Clare
Central State Teachers College
Ronan
Hardihood
Rona
J. B. Lockyer
America
Specials at Jackson's Market
Specials listed for poultry and meats include 10 lb paillard 60c and 5 lb paillard 80c. Also 3 lb pork sausage and 3 lb liver sausage both 25c and 3 lb beef or pork liver 25c. A 3 chunk pork priced at 8c.
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Jackson's Market
LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK WITH FARMERS' PRODUCE SHIP DATES
Auction style brief notes ship dates including Tuesday May 24th. Contact telephone 139. Mentions items such as Jute Uth and various livestock including Ps Bs Geeck.
Farmers Compare Alfalfa Seeding Methods In Two Counties
Michigan farm officials report a drive by Newaygo and St Joseph counties to compare alfalfa seeding methods. Growers share records on seed, fertilizer, date of seeding, and soil type while county agents and visiting farmers assess field practices and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newaygo
St. Joseph
Michigan
College Crops Department
New George Washington Bicentennial Quarter Planned for June
The Treasury says the George Washington bicentennial quarter will have ample supply and ship before June 1. Designed by John Flanagan and approved by Secretary Mills, the coin bears Washington on the obverse with Liberty and the date 1932 and an eagle with United States of America on the reverse. Minted in San Francisco Denver and Philadelphia, it will replace the 25 cent piece and remain the only quarter for 25 years unless Congress acts.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
United State
New York
Department of Agriculture World War Memorial
George Washington
United States of America
Congress
San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
Injuries and Fire Reported Across Several Michigan Cities
Coldwater reports a driving tutor’s injury leading to the death of Elizabeth L. Green, 33, as a car crash harmed her pupil Mrs. Richard H. Fidler. Muskegon notes Richard Kriesell, 29, likely fatally burned. Milton, 18, seriously hurt. William Sam, 20, and Frank Borgeson, 19, with minor burns from a leaky regulator explosion at Clover Foundry. Dowagiac notes long term matriarch Fred Hungerford with 19 children over 25 years. a garbled entry references a large number of offspring and household duties.
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Coldwater
Elizabeth L. Green
Richard H. Fidler
Muskegon
Richard Kriesell
Milton
William Sam
Frank Borgeson
Clover Foundry
Dowaglac
Fred “Hungerford
Teeniof
Coming Events Mentioned For Local Groups
Notices list a Memorial service at the M B church on Sunday May asth. Mrs red Loomis hosts the King's Daughters next Thursday afternoon.
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M. B
Soybeans Gain Popularity as Hay Crop This Year
The mild winter hurt alfalfa seedings on clay soils, so farmers turn to soybeans to replace lost stands. On light soils plant 30 pounds per acre, on heavy soils one bushel per acre. Soybeans act as a soil builder like alfalfa and should be cut for hay as pods begin to fill, with curing risky due to early September cuts.
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Harry Bradley
Sheridan Township
Bradley
Michigan
Corn Belt
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Spend Day in Lansing
A Lansing trip by a group of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on Mother's Day yielded a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Heller for 34 attendees. The event featured an angel food cake with whipped cream, a pink and green lily cake, and a bud vase of three red rose buds honoring Mrs. Joel Presley. Attendees from this city included Joel Presley, Roy Barton and son Wayne, W. H. Erter and daughters Thelma and Doris, Geo. Snider, Chas. Grill, Wm. Irwin and son Leonard, R. Archambault and daughters Esther and Mary Lou, A. D. Johnson and daughter Bessie, W. A. Irter, Etta Buckley, John Schultz and daughter Lorraine, Ernest Tiedt, Milla Bostain, and Dale Erter.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Lansing
Dolph Heller
Norris
Eugene
Joel Presley
Roy Barton
Wayne
W. H. Erter
Thelma
Doris
Geo. Snider
Chas. Grill
Wm. Irwin
Leonard
Card of Thanks for Wm. Dysinger
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during illness and death of our father and grandfather Wm. Dysinger. Special thanks to Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt for comfort, the Brown community for flowers, the quartet for songs, the Mebekahs of Ypsilanti for sympathy flowers, and all who shared our sorrow and aided us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dysinger
Chas. Kleinhardt
Mebekahs
Ypsilanti
Edmond Woods Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Clare County
Political notice to voters in Clare County announces Edmond Woods as a Republican candidate seeking re nomination for sheriff in the September primaries.
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Clare County
Wool Wanted by Cam for Patronage and Supplies
Wool wanted by Cam including fertilizer hay fence posts and tables. Stanleys crew and associates offer service and support for agricultural needs in exchange for patronage.
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Stanleys
Hanson Opens Chamber Meeting Urges Michigan Sugar Boost
T W Hanson urged Michigan to diversify from lumber to other industries including sugar to aid beet growers and provide factory jobs. He envisioned northern Michigan as a national playground with lakes and summer attractions while citing Grayling’s land donations for a military camp, a game reserve, reforestation, and a trout hatchery club. The meeting welcomed several announcements and planned a June 4 musical event with 300 musicians and a Grange convention drawing about 1500 attendees.
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Michigan
Grayling
Troutfish Hatchery Club
Au Sable
George White
Pres. White
Vagarad
Clare
Geo. ‘Sherwood
Norris ‘Hilden
Wilson
Sec
George Sherwood
Harvey Dawson
Geo. White
N. A. Elden
Horton Highway Bill Passed in Special Session
Governor Brucker’s tax relief program adopted in the special session will reduce state taxes for Clare County in 1933 by about $5,000 and cut overall property tax burdens statewide by nearly $16,000,000. The measure eliminates taxes on property for county township village or city purposes, easing the tax load for residents.
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Clare County
Brucker
Michigan
Road funds cut sparks tax relief push and future plan
Miles M. Callaghan notes that taking 10 million from the Highway Department will curb road work while the public seeks tax cuts. He promises to review the full program after the special session and explain its impact on the state and its people.
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State Highway Department
Miles M. Callaghan
Appreciation to Mt Vernon Grange and Harrison Neighbors
J. D. Coffman and family express gratitude to Mt. Vernon Grange members and Harrison neighbors for flowers and acts of kindness while at Mercy Hospital in Grayling.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Harrison
Mercy Hospital
Grayling
J. D. Coffman
Charles M. Wright Seeks Clare County Sheriff Nomination
Charles M. Wright announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clare County Sheriff at the September primaries. Public political advertising lists Wright and includes his address 3612.
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday May 17 and L31st. Contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220F 21 for details.
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Clare Shipping Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clare County Savings Bank
Edmond Woods
Citizens State Bank
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
ALL For Your Protection
T. W. Hanson
Chamber
Charles M. Wright
Pol. Adv
H. A. Dawson
Shipper
O. D. Bayes ‘Bakery
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