Rural land zoning law enacted by legislature
The Luecke Odell rural zoning act passed unanimously by the Michigan Senate and House and signed by Governor Fitzgerald. It allows county boards to zone land after a countywide referendum to prevent misuse of lands and protect permanent welfare, while not affecting existing preenactment uses.
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Luecke-Odell
Michigan Senate
House
Fitzgerald
Michigan
P. A. Herbert
Michigan Forestry Association
County Board of Supervisors
Herbert
State Planning Commission
Pew
Family honors mother with special dinner Saturday night
In Clare Mrs. C. D. Harvey, honored by son Kenneth and her children on Mother's Day, dined at Barnes Cafe with a 12-seat table and flowers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, Miss Phillips of Flint, and a three course dinner as Kenneth toasted the "Best of Mothers."
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Clare
C. D. Harvey
Kenneth
Barnes Cafe
Alfred Schneider
Clare Board of Review to Meet May 20 1935 at City Hall
The Board of Review of Clare will meet at City Hall on May 20, 1935, at 9:00 a.m. for review and equalization of ward assessment rolls. Sessions continue for four days as required by law. Dated May 1, 1935. Alex McKinnon, City Clerk.
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Board of Review of the
City of
Clare
Alex McKinnon
Violin Studio Opening by Mrs Sherwood at 108 W 7th St
Mrs. Geo Sherwood announces the opening of a violin studio in her home at 108 West 7th Street on Saturday May 18. For more information inquire at City Library with Senna B. Sachs. Graduate Detroit's Conservatory of Music. 29td4.
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Geo. Sherwood
7Th St
Sherwood
City Library
Senna B. Sachs
Detroit
Conservatory of Music
Baby Chicks Hatchery Ad From Clare Michigan
Advertisement for BABY CHICKS offering 100 percent blood tested flocks. Sells pre-initialing chicks every Tuesday and Friday. Hutchery located in Clare Michigan invites readers to write for literature and prices. Contact address 1100 or more prepalines Hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mich- Law
Ladies Association Plans Summer Golf and Bridge Events
The Ladies Association schedules a meeting at the Club rooms Wednesday at 10:00 AM to organize the summer contests. Golfing seats will be assigned, with flutter girl games and matches arranged locally and at Big Rapids for June 12. Tournament committee led by F. S. invites golfers and bridge players to register.
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Ladies Association
Big Rapids
F. S
Walter H. Larman Post Plans Memorial Day Meeting
The Walter H. Larman Post urges all members to attend the regular meeting next Monday night as the last gathering before Memorial Day. Veteran grave markers ordered by the Post have arrived half of which may be examined at the meeting. Plans for erection and flag placement will be discussed along with other items of business.
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American Legion Post
District American Legion meets in Blanchard hosts
Blanchard welcomes the Tenth District American Legion and Auxiliary with 14 local attendees. Grayling invites the district to July 20 field day maneuvers and the group backs Grayling Post. Col. John G. Emery of Grand Rapids speaks on Americanism. Next meeting set for late June in Big Rapids with district officers elected. Mio hosts August session.
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Blanchard
American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Grayling
Son
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Big Rapids
Mio
Jay O. Bellinger
James Clute
Hazel Mason
Arthur J. Morgan
Leo &. Oden
Conrad Walker
Betty
Nellie Sherwood
Alexander J. Wylie
Benjamin C Nunn Former Beaverton Resident Dies in Flint
Benjamin C Nunn died at his Flint home on May 6 1935 aged 79 years 7 months 26 days Born in Brantford Ontario Sept 19 1855 He married Susan Bradshaw in 1880 who died in 1886 leaving a son Richard Roy In 1885 he married Ida Ann Wright and they had eight sons Surviving are his wife nine sons twenty one grandchildren and one great grandchild He lived most of his life in Beaverton township Gladwin county since 1892 moved to Flint in 1923 Funeral services were held in Coleman at the M E church May 8 Burial Coleman cemetery
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Benjamin C. Nunn
Hide
Flint
Brantford
Onrt
Susan Bradshaw
Algonac
Michigan
Richard Roy
Ida Ann Wright
Marine City
R. Roy
Marquette
Ernest
Beaverton
Harvey
Mt. Forest
Curtis
Detroit
Hiburn
John
Harold
Raymond
Floyd
Beaverton Township
Gladwin County
Coleman
Clare Folks and Tourists At Myers Restaurant Area
In Harrison readers are urged to stop at Myers Restaurant for meals ice cream soft drinks cigars and tobacco while awaiting travel. The Cities Service gas station on US 27 is also listed with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Myers associated with the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Myers
Cities Service Gas Station
F. M. Myers
Dance Tonight at Bh Grove
Community event at Bh Grove with Friday night music and dancing. Local volunteers invite residents to enjoy a social evening with light refreshments and a friendly atmosphere.
Grasshoppers in Clare County Planned for Control
Clare County launches a county wide grasshopper control program with Osceola and Missaukee Counties. The plan uses federal supplied bran and poison, with $150 for molasses and banana oil. Ten tons of bran allocated. a three member county committee and township leaders will manage bait distribution and scheduling.
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Clare County
Osceola
Missaukee
Board of Supervisors
Fifth Annual Beef Cattle Sale at Gladwin June 13
The fifth annual consignment sale of beef breeding stock will be held at Gladwin on Thursday June 13. A banquet precedes the sale in the new community building. D H La Voi leads the committee selecting high quality Hereford Angus Shorthorn Milking Shorthorn and red polled stock, all guaranteed as breeders.
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Gladwin
D. H. LaVoi
Death of Mrs. Alice Page In Medina Ny Remembers Farwell Friend
Word arrives of Mrs. Alice Page death in Medina New York. formerly Mrs. Alice Guyette of Detroit sister of Mrs. C H Sanborn. She often visited Farwell and made many friends who will regret her passing. She was loved by all.
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Alice Page
Medina
N. Y
Page
Alice Guyette
Detroit
C. H. Sanborn
Farwell
Alice
Free Talking Picture at City Auditorium Thursday
Comedy star Harry Langdon headlines a free showing at City Auditorium with a second event featuring a traffic rules quiz and prizes for top observers. Prize winners will be announced soon as possible, with sponsor displays in their storerooms. A second free film followed by an old time dancing and fiddling dance will cap the evening.
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Harry Langdon
Thts
Veal Patties Sold at Farmer Market on Fourth Street
A brief Market item noting veal patties priced at 65 cents offered by a vendor at the Farmer Market in the west area along West Fourth Street.
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4Th Street
Community Notes From Clare County Region May 1920
Local residents report visitors and family gatherings across Clare County including J T Grimagon in Camp Harrison and Miss Ava Hoard with her parents in Merrideth. State Funeral Directors meeting in Grand Rapids and a Mothers Day gathering feature among weekend activities. The Ideal Theatre promotes Quintuplets Today show and Stolen Harmony matinee. An error note corrects Pauline Johnson’s hospital, and Homer Douglas renovates his West 4th barber shop. A deer sighting near Dr Chas Stirlings pasture precedes a West Branch Health Institute on May 25.
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J. T. Grimagon
Camp Harrison
Ava. Hoard
Hier
Merrideth
E. T. Smith
Homar
Clare
Omer
Alma
Harold Slater
Midland
J. T. Grimason
Co. A. Thurston
State
Ideal ‘Theatre
Ladv
Thos. Spence
Lansing
Wilson Samborn
Coleman
C. A. Tucker
BE. A. Samborn
BH. Gerow
Doris
Ethel Neithercut
Flint
Court Street Methodist
Homer Douglas
West 4Th
Chas
Stirlings
May Meeting Ideas From Chas Gross On City Tourism
Chas Gross spoke at the May meeting of C OFC. He urged Clare to develop its personality with strong leadership and unique attractions. He proposed sunken garden museum zoo and especially an oil industry exhibit showing drilling and earth formations to draw tourists who pass through the area.
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Chas. Gross
C.ofc
Traverse City
Benton Harbor
Holland
Michigan
Clare
Sby
Sunken Garden
Card of Thanks for Daugh ter and Sister
The Seeley family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and flowers after the loss of their daughter and sister. They also thank the Baptist choir and Rev Telcer for comfort.
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Baptist
Telcer
Community thanks for sympathy after bereavement
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy received during their recent bereavement. Special thanks go to the neighbors of the Stone School for their help and floral offerings. Mrs B G Nunn and children.
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Stone ‘School
For Sale County Store Business and Stock of General Merchandise
Rural Clare area listing a county store with stock and merchandise for sale including farming supplies. Address stated as The Clare Sentinel Box D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wAddress
Clare
Sentinel
Local club meetings and events announced
Coming events include a Friday 8:30 pm I O F Lodge meeting. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet on the first and third Mondays. Clare Study Club hosts a Mother's Day program May 21 at Mrs Bert Greer home. Sons and daughters may attend. ICtings Daughters host lunch next Thursday at 5 pm at Mrs Ben Loomis east 4th street. Public invited.
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The
Clare Study Club
Bert Greer
Ictings
Ben Loomis
East 4Th Street
Free Movie and Events Hit City Hall This Week
On Thursday May 23 a free screening of Highway Patrol plays at City Hall auditorium followed by an old-time dancing party. Senior Class night at H S Auditorium Friday May 24 at 8:00 p.m. and Senior Vesper services Sunday May 26 at 8:00 p.m. at H S Auditorium. Congregational Guild pot luck dinner Friday noon May 24 at church dining room. members husbands and friends invited.
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Highway Patrol
City Hall
H. S. Auditorium
Congregational Guild
Commencement at H. 5 Auditor ium May 31
The notice announces commencement at the H.5 Auditorium Friday night May 31 at 8:00 o'clock. It also states Zenobia chapter O B S meets the first Thursday of each month and the Masonic Lodge holds regular communications on the second Tuesday of every month.
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H. 5
Zenobia Chapter
Masonic Lodge
Thanks for support after our bereavement
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted in the death of our beloved father John Hudson. Gratitude to singers pianist and Rev. H. B. Johnson. From Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lehmann, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson.
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John Hudson
H. B. Johnson
Robert Hudson
William Hudson
Clarence Lehmann
Carl Ramsey
Thanks for kindness after bereavement
We express gratitude to all who assisted in our recent bereavement. Thanks for flowers pallbearers ministers singer and Thurston & Son for acts of kindness. Signed Mrs John Ouderkirk and the children.
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Singer
Thurston & Son
In Memoriam for Husband and Father Passed May 1934
A memorial note from Mrs. Prank Weaver and children marks one year since the passing of their husband and father. They recall his life and place him in the Sun Set Hills, hoping his soul rests in bliss.
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Prank Weaver
TRI-COUNTY HEALTH UNIT DISINFECTION GUIDELINES DURING QUARANTINE
The document details disinfection methods for infection control during quarantine. It prescribes burning, boiling, washing with soap and hot water, sunning, and chemical use for urine and stools. It emphasizes thorough cleaning of the sick room after quarantine and proper handling of utensils and fabrics.
Surrey Local Booster Meeting Well Attended
The May 10 Surrey Local 174 Booster meeting opened with John Sparbel of Grant Local 143 presiding. County chaplain Bert Chapman offered the blessing, and Ruth Repphan led the Farm Union song. EH E Galer of Remus spoke on farm organization, followed by Spitzenberger of Deerfield Center on regional and Washington farm laws. Arthur Toogood of Newaygo county gave a captivating talk. A light lunch was served by Union ladies and more singing followed.
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Surrey
John Sparbel
Grant
Bert Chapman
Ruth Repphan
Farm Union
EH. E. Galer
Remus
Spitzenberger
Deerfield Center
Washington
Arthur Toogood
Newaygo County
County meeting to be held May 29 at Arthur Town Hall
The county meeting is scheduled for May 29 at 8:00 p.m. in Arthur Town Hall with Grover Hutchinson of Shepherd present. Arthur township farmers are invited and welcome to attend this writing.
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Arthur Town Hall
Grover
Hutchinson
Shepherd
Arthur Township
Math. Sehmiad
Local Social Notes Include Name Guests and Visits
A stream of visits and family news from the area includes Marion Janet Geiger’s birth at the Hilton Geiger home, dinners with Bodkins Sanders and Sanders guests, Ill Mr Ankney visiting Turow in Hinkleville, Geneva Davis visitingBauder family, Earl Sanders' Pleasant visit, Winfield Bodkins of Detroit visiting Frank Sanders, Heller family trip to Lansing, Pontiac visitors Austin at Hart Sanders, a Hardwood school closing picnic and ball game, Harry Harrison and his Lansing family at their farm, Hart Sanders family at Lorin Leitner in Gladwin, and Rockey families visiting Geiger.
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Marion Janet
Hilton Geiger
Chas. Bodkins
Jessie Sanders
John Ankney
Jas. Turow
Hinkleville
Turow
Perry Davis
Geneva
Allen Bauder
Earl Sanders
Winfield
Tressa Stough
Detroit
Frank Sanders
Stephen Heller
Alice
Lansing
Clarence Austin
Pontiac
Hart Sanders
Harry Harrison
Bride
Lorin Leitner’s
Gladwin
John Rockey
Randolph Rockey
Geiger
Greenwood Center Social Notes Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Dan Varney moved to his farm in South Greenwood. Sunday dinner at Albert Bruce residence honored Mr Bruce's birthday with guests including the Light, Holcomb, Budd families and Barbara Jean. The degree team met for practice ahead of Tuesday work.
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Dan Varney
South
Greenwood
Albert Bruce
Lewis Light
Dan Holcomb
Barbara Jean
Carl Budd
Lynn Budd
Mr. Bruce
Bert Douglas
Anna McAllen
Forest Savage
Chas. van Blarcom
L. Robbins
Ida
Mr. Weller Root
School Notes Picnic May 17 at Wilson State Park
Students note exams dominate the week as visitors Miss Lillian Welshi Miss Bertha Welshi Jenny Updyke and Marilyn Woodin arrive. They plan a possible picnic at Wilson State Park on Friday May 17 if weather permits and express thanks for a tireless teacher and progress this year.
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Lillian
Bertha Welshi
Jenny Updyke
Marilyn Woodin
Wilson State Park
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipments
Warthers Ind. Produce Co directs farmers to bring all livestock for shipment by 2:00 p m on May 21 and June 4. Fields and vendors referenced by the notice indicate shipping deadlines and location for the consignments. The notice serves as a public shipment deadline advisory for agricultural producers.
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Board OF Review
BABY
Walter H. Larman
POST
Agt
Gibson
City Auditorium
Mrs
B. G. Nunn
Ae Ea the
BANK
Gomans
Pat Ouereee
Citizens State Bank
the Legion Auxiliary
John Ouderkirk
Memoriam
Tri-County Health Unit
Brush College
Greenwood Center
Warthers Ind. Produce Co
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