Weekend travel and local notices span in Michigan column
Train times list Central Standard Time schedules for Ann Arbor Pere Marquette and West lines with morning and afternoon departures. Bus schedule notes daily service to Mt Pleasant Midland and Saginaw from Hotel Doherty. A long local notices section covers visits, family events, theater listings, tulip show plans, church meetings, fishing licenses, and community updates across Clare Reed City Alma Saginaw Flint and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Local births and community notes brighten Clare area
Mrs. Oliver Becker announces the birth of a son named Jack Clark born April 26 at Detroit to the Cameron family. A May 2 boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Eschenwick is Lawrence Charles. Janet Marion (daughter of Elton Geiger) arrives in Arthur Twp. Other items note visitors, seed bean runs, a Dodge panel delivery purchase, Salvation Army drive plans, and the Clare Ladies Union gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Gerow
Ladies Union
Amanda Falk
Ray Froughton
Houghton Lake
Frank Feighner
Midland
Sargeant Gerald Miller
Fort Brady
Morris Tratt
Guy Wilson
Flint
Clare Friends
Thiehoff
Lake School
Jean Ross
Poyt Huron
Winnie Tasker
Olive Conely
Michigan State Nurses Conference
Jackson
Albert Dawe
Michigan Congregational Conference
Marjorie Sanford
Hast Lansing
Gladwin County
L. H. Thompson
Mae Fulcher
Louis
Alma
Heimbecker
Sears
Herb Randall
Fred Doherty
Soren J. Sorenson
Plymouth
Sorenson
Manistee Lake
Oliver’ Becker
Jack Cameron
Detroit
Jack Clark
Chas. Eschenwick
Lawrence Charles
Albert Garcon
Grant
Morris
Pratt
Carl Taylor
Roscommon
Ideal
Percy Stough
Joan
Jonesville
Waites
Clare Elevator Co
Ruth Rever
Lansing
Kerby Kever
Hart Kever
Cornwell Dairy
Clare Hardware and Furniture Co
Envoy H. Harp
Salvation Army
Genevieve Fleming
Clare Grive
E. H. Sternaman
J. J. Green
A .H. Wylie
J. A. Throop
L. BE. Davy
Wm. Arnold
Lake George
Martha Arnold
Frank Cosgrove
Higgins Lake
Harry Tripp
George Cosgrove
Clare
George
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
E. W. Brown
Farwell
Life of Ouderkirk Laid to Rest in Clare
John H. Ouderkirk born December 3 1860 in Lena Illinois died May 5 1935 at age 74. He lived in Michigan since youth and left a wife May Tracy and eight children eight grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Clare Congregational Church with pallbearers from the neighborhood and burial at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ouderkirk
W. H. Ouderkirk
Lena, Ilinois
New York State
Michigan
Isabella County
May Tracy
Willie
Archie
Johnnie
Mr. Ouderkirk
Harry Maybee
Isabella
Roy
Vernon
Ben
Mt. Pleasant
Karl
B. Lloyd Jones
LaVerne Simpson
Midland
Orval Graham
Rosebush
Vile
New York
Ouder- Kirk
Clare
Hiter Burt
Latter Day Saints Church
Beaverton
Cherry
Grova
School Notes From First to Fifth Grade Activities
First through fifth grade notes describe farm play, Mother’s Day booklets and carnation crafts, perfect scores on tests, and reading from At the Farm Primers. Second and third grade report absence records, health reviews, and completed health books. Fourth grade hosted third grade, and FifthGrade topics cover history lessons on Roger Williams and Connecticut, fraction tests, Mother’s Day programs, and industrial arts projects in metalwork and woodturning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Farm
Josephine
Ariene Capen
Mary Jane Kane
Rosemary Dwyer
Aniogene Hanley
Delta Lee Walker
Alice Grosvenor
Jack Green
Marylou Wyman
Donald Brown
Vena Lee Gillespie
Garth Hail
Leonard Hardy
Jimmy Jackson
Douglas Masten
James Oxstrowsky
Jackie Redabaugh
Robert Smith
Ronald Doherty
Billie Chaffee
Jan Bicknell
J.ee Bronson
Garth Hall
Dale Walters
James Kane
Billy Archambault
Russell Foell
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
Thomas Hooker
Connecticut Colony
Gloria Perry
Mavis Kennedy
Barbara Caple
Alliene Cimmerer
Willard Koch
Donald Worden
Ecards
Miss Heard
Doris Calkins
Whistler
Lloyd Callihan
Gloria ‘Perry
Zelma Williams
Norma Fisher
Doris Hrter
Virginia Foss
Ella Cleveland
Allene Chamerer
Douglas Paxton
Floyd Callihan
Good Literature Club
Leigh Hunt
Community Travel and Visits Across Michigan Area
Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thering with two sons and M. C. Foster, traveled to Flint. Numerous visits and gatherings unfold across nearby towns such as New Straitsville Ohio, Midland, Greenville, Holland, and Mt. Pleasant with relatives and friends, plus K. C. attendance and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Thering
M. C. Foster
Flint
James Radey
Howard Block
Harold West
Jimmy
Ronnie
New Straitsville
Ohio
Dan Bainbridge
John Vargo
Steve
Joseph
George Gandy
Midland
William Thompson
J. W Stanton
Greenville
Roy Matteson
Hugh Johnston
Hart Willey
Tobacco River
Farwell
Ralph Miller
Roy Stickle
Barbara
Orion
Detroit
Bernard West
Derwin
Bert. McEwen
William M. Hovey
Dan Coyne
Margaret McGee
Robert Dunn
Lake City
Tom Hamilton
Robert Boggiano
Plymouth
K. C
Mt. Pleasant
William Decatur
West Branch
Russell Cowden
Edward Smith
L. S. MacKenzie
Gerald McFarlane
L. S. Stickle
Lila
Russell Stinson
William Hudson
Ida Pelcher
Tommy
Holland
James Sutton
Dan Morrison
Frank Lynch
WilliamWassener
Virginia
Donald
Grand Rapids
Floyd Thompson
Gale Lutz
Henry Walker
Madelyn
Dolores
Clara
H. O. Bentler
Frank Sheahan
Gladwin
BE. B. First
Keith
Alvin Keller
Preston Johnston
Alex Hislop
C.M. Arksey
Ontario
Thomas Graham
George Skelton
Mr. Pleasant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Standard
Ann Arbor
Reve
South No
North No
Pere Marquette West
Mast
Mabel Reynolds
Ionia
Arnold Newman
L. McCullough
Pearl Hamilton
Rosa Adams
Chas. Shaw
W. J. Bernier
Columbus O
Paul
Ideal Theatre
Estella Halden
Grace Neisman
Reed City
Jess Lemyhere
Tigers
Yankees
Navin ‘Field
Port Huron
Case Schaafsma
Saugatuck
Welr
Sternaman
U. S
Huron County
Wisconsin
Clare Elevator Company
Gus Marotzke
Rebin
Circle W Coffee
Light House
Kremer
Selves
T Ice Shop
Phorzie
Wolverine School Co
Harrison
F. A. Zubler
Clare Drug Company
Vandewarker’s Grocery
O'Connor
Mufflers
Ford
Chevrolet
Gamble Store
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