Primary Election Notice for Clare Michigan 1946
Qualified electors in Clare Michigan are notified of a General Primary to be held on Tuesday June 18 1946 at City Hall for nominations of Governor Lieutenant Governor U S Senator U S Representative State Senator State Representative Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff County Clerk and Register of Deeds County Treasurer Circuit Court Commissioner Drainage Commissioner Coroner Surveyor and delegates to county conventions. Polls open 7 AM to 8 PM with lines voting allowed for those in line at closing. county clerk to notify elected delegates by mail. Alex McKinnon City Clerk.
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United States
Congress
Finty
Board of Peliary Election Insectors
Alex McKinnon
Registration Notice for General Primary Election
The City Clerk of Clare Michigan announces registration for the June 18 1946 general primary. Eligible residents may register in person during designated hours through May 29 except Sundays holidays and between the 20th day before the election and election day. Only actual residents may be entered. Alex McKinnon City Clerk Buy Bonds Bring the Boys Home.
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Clare
Mid- Michigan
Notics
Michigan
Alex McKinnon
Lesson for May 19 Subjects and Scripture Texts
A brief notice lists the May 19 lesson topics and scripture selections. It notes copyright by the International Council of Religious Education and permission for use.
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International Council of Religious Education
Thomas Faith and Doubt in the Gospels
A sermon on belief and doubt centered on Thomas. The text contrasts fearless loyalty with faithless failure, urges fellowship with believers, and shows the path from doubt to full confession of Jesus as Lord and God.
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Thomas
Jesus
Judea
Tabernacles
Speat
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Christ
John
Lord
God
Greenwood Grange hosts dairy calf lecture and singing
Greenwood Grange No. 932 met in regular session. Mrs. Margaret Carey presented a program featuring Mrs. Carey and Mr. Clarence Dills of Ithaca who gave an illustrated talk on Raising the Dairy Calf and agreed to return for a laying flock talk. The meeting closed with a pot luck lunch and songs.
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Greenwood Grange
No. 932
Margaret Carey
Carey
Clarence Dills
Ithaca
Mother's Day Visitors Across Town and Churches
Greenwood Center hosts Byron Gordon and Virginia Gordon as James N. Gordon visits Lansing relatives. Roger Roland recovers from a leg break. Families from Temple Mt. Pleasant Harrison Merrill Mich Lake George and Harvie Gross share Mother’s Day visits with kin and extended relatives.
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Byron Gordon
Sanford
Byron
Virrinta Gordon
Bert Douglas
Tom Crawford
Temple
Church In
James N. Gordon
Lansing
Virginia Gordon
Roger Roland
Hol. Gordon
Mt. Pleasant
Ethel Douglas
James Carson
Harrison
Albert Roland
Will Budd
Elvin Budd
Harvie Gross
Merrill, Mich
Harry Albers
Lake George
Mother's Day at Eagle Church Draws Large Crowd
A large Sunday gathering at the Eagle church celebrated a Mother's Day program led by Rev. and Mrs. Sylvan Honderich and family with music by Crystal’s E. Dickison. Mrs. Honderich delivered a talk to mothers and the choir performed hymns honoring mothers. Numerous neighbors and families visited and shared meals, creating a festive community scene.
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Sylvan Honderich
E. Dickison
Crystal
Honderich
Glen Bay
Clarence Bay
Richard Walters
Burton Bay
Marie Allen
Lisette Weber
B. C. Kleiner
Marjorie
Alma
Frank Barton
Lowell Penrose
Richard Wood
Clare
Bryan Miller
Otto Kleiner
Vern Erb
Hale
Rilett
St Pardee
Laverne Ford
Flint
Pete Haines
Dover
E. Hodges
M.R. Horderich
EH. C. Kleiner
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
Julia Hutchinson
Gayle Glute
Saginaw
Henry Barton
Farwell
Orville Bates
Royal Oak
Cal Guest
Pontiac
Hutchinson
Forrest Leeth
Wm. Kistler
Mayme Runyan
A. H. Tryon
Donald Kleiner
Chelsea
Alton David
Henry Kleiner
Robert, Weiner
Ruth Ann
Mack Leeth
Wm. Hutchinson
Wm. Foell
Marie Rephcon
Jim Athey
Farmers of America report Harvester production push amid post strike shortages
The Farmers of America International reports Harvester is rapidly restarting production after a costly strike. Extra shifts and stock replenishment aim to relieve shortages of parts and machines. Some items remain scarce and deliveries may be delayed, but quality remains the priority.
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International Harvester
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