Local meeting notices and May events announced
The column lists upcoming gatherings including the Ladies Aid on May 22 with Mrs. Carrie Lansing, Kings Daughters with Mrs. J W Liel, Rebekah Lodge District at Duncan Hall, and a Dover Tabernacle dedication on May 24 with two week revival by Rev and Mrs M R Tatman. Clare Good Literature Club meets next Tuesday at Mrs Leon Gleagon. Dinner at six.
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Tabernacle
Dover
M. R. Tatman
Clare Good Literature Club
Leon Gleagon
Rebekahs Hold All Day Meeting in Duncan Hall
On Wednesday May 27 a district meeting of the Rebekah order is scheduled in Duncan hall. Miss Carrie Taylor of Petoskey will preside over the assembly with dinner at noon in the I O O F hall. All members urged to attend.
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Rebekah Order
Duncan Hall
Carrie Taylor
Petoskey
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We are grateful to friends in Clare and former neighbors at Colonville for their kindness during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs Hannah Smalley. We also appreciate the services of Mr Carl Reinig of Saginaw and Chas Thurston and all for the floral tributes. The Children And grandchildren.
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Clare
Colonville
Hannah Smalley
Carl Reinig
Saginaw
Chas. Thurston
Clare Fire Department Earns Home Fire Help Thanks
Mr and Mrs Clarence Tice express sincere thanks to the Clare fire department for prompt response Monday evening when their home was threatened by fire.
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Clare Fire Department
Clarence Tice
Former Farwell Resident Dies in Dothan Alabama
Samuel Cornelius Colley of Farwell died at Frazier hospital Dothan Alabama on May first. Born November 26 1840 in Arcade New York he married Lucille Harper July 25 1865 in Orangeville Michigan. He served in the Civil War and is survived by two sons Frank and Guy in Michigan a daughter and son in law Stephenson Belcher of Lynn and an adopted daughter Iva Dickerson Farwell. Burial services were held at the G A R hall with Grand Army comrades and Rev. W J Hall conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cornelius Colley
Frazier Hospital
Dothan
Ala
G. A. R. Hall
W. J. Hall
Grand Army
Mr. Colley
Arcade
N. Y
Lucille Harper
Orangeville
Michigan
Farwell
Colley
Frank
Guy
Stephenson Belcher
Lynn
Iva Dickerson
78Th
N. Y. R. Infantry
Stanton
Health Unit Revisited by State Officials
The head of Michigan State Department of Health has sent a communication on the proposed Tri County Health Unit for Clare Gladwin and Arenac counties. Officials in Lansing offer help and plan to provide an expert to address the county board at its next session.
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Michigan State Department of Health
Tri-County
Clare
Gladwin
Arenac County
Lansing
Board of Supervisors
Myers Corners Social Visits Report
Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman spent Sunday with L. Shunk and family. Norman Myers and Archie Klown attended the Harrison play Friday night. Earl Owens and two children with Archie Klown and Royal Kleinhardt visited John Hartman Sunday. Herbert Myers and daughter visited Berrels near Sanford Sunday. Joe Cunningham and two children visited J. Balsley Sunday afternoon. F. M. Myers visited Midland and Saginaw Saturday and Sunday. Ford Cook and daughter Alma spent Sunday with L. A. Kiggens family.
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John Hartman
L. Shunk
Norman Myers
Archie Klown
Harrison
Ray Houghton
Clara Coulter
Earl Owens
Royal Kleinhardt
W. Fe Myers
Herbert Myers
Berrels
Sanford
Joe Cunningham
F. M. Myers
Midland
Saginaw
Ford Cook
Alma
Tro
Flint
L. A. Kiggens
Bankers and farmers plan Michigan meeting May 27
A joint meeting in Michigan will gather bankers farmers county agents and Michigan State College staff on May 27 to discuss improved farming methods and financing. The program includes a college tour and a series of talks by leading industry figures on remedies for the current agricultural situation. Dean H L Russell of the University of Wisconsin will speak on dairy herd improvements.
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Bankers of
Michigan
Michigan State College
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Dean H. L. Russell
University of Wisconsin
Court Calendar Highlights Local Docket and Juror List
The page lists twenty four cases on the court calendar including appeals, trespass, injunctions and divorces with names such as Arthur Johnson Charles Allen and Wesley Charette. It notes progress statuses and a juror list for the June 1931 term with numerous names and wards in Clare County and nearby towns.
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Arthur Johnson
William Duncan
Justice’ Court
Chancery
Elmer C. Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Elizabeth Doyle
Alice Konzer
Pere Marquette Railway Co
Fred Siegle
Bertha Siegle
John Quinn
Wesley Charette
Levon Charette
George McKeever
Catherine McKeever
Clare County Savings Bank
Wm. A
Sherman Conway
Gail T. Corporation
Joseph Haines
Replevin
Circuit’ Court
Ross Dysinger
Grant
Evaline Caner
Greenwood
Wm. Weldon
Hamilton
Will Kanaar
Hatton
Lawton Jessie
Hayes
Ralph Cowles
Lincoln
Martin Blackledge
Redding
Chas
Russell
Sheridan
Vera Burns
Summerfield
Walter Smedley
Surrey
Frank Davis
Winterfield
Heiser
Clare
Orris
Penrose
Ward
R. A. Leffingwell
Ortho Boulton
Harrison
Bryan Fanning
Edgar Bringhan
Stephen Heller
Arthur
Everette L. Wallace
Franklin
Julia Cook
Freeman
Olin J. Cooper
Frost
Harry Spence
Garfield
Ford Harpster
Wilhemina Jones
Athletic Banquet Delights Students With Music and Gifts
The banquet featured presentation of thirty five letters by Club and Mr Boyd to band members. Forrest invited singers and four boys performed. He thanked students teachers and especially the 7th and 8th grades for decorating and programs, noting these tasks were among the harder ones.
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Boyd
Forrest
Gratitude After Our Wife and Mother's Passing
The Travis family thanks friends and neighbors for comfort during illness and death. They acknowledge Rev. Binhammer for sympathy and hope and express appreciation for floral offerings. Signed by Mr. Henry Travis, Mr. Vincent Travis, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stinchcombe, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chaffee, and Mr. and Mrs. D. Stough.
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Binhammer
Henry Travis
Vincent Travis
Lester Stinchcombe
Hmery Chaffee
D. _Stough
Shipping Dates For Claré Association Set
The Claré Shipping Association announces upcoming sailing dates set for Tuesday June 16 with details by shipper H A Dawson. The notice lists Phorie 220821 as reference and reflects standard dock scheduling for shipments.
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Claré Shipping Association
Derby Family Visits and Long Western Tour
Kash Ferguson and Mrs. O A Derby of Lapeer hosted a Sunday visit by Frank Derby of Saginaw and Mr and Mrs O A Derby. George Vandewarker and wife returned from a seven month tour through the western states spent largely in Arizona and California, returning via Texas.
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Kash Ferguson
Vernon Hill
O. A. Derby
Lapeer
Frank Derby
Saginaw
George Vandewarker
Aizona
California
Texas
Clare High Beats Reed City 9 8 in Seven Innings
Clare High defeated Reed City 9 to 8 in a seven inning baseball game after trailing early. Cobleigh pitched well for Clare as Reed City scored four in the first and two in the second before Clare surged with a big fifth inning rally.
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Clare High
Hfe
Reed City
Clare Boys
Clare
Cobleigh
Hyatt
Midland
Coleman
Clare party tours Holland Tulip Show weekend
Mr and Mrs Fred Hudson with Mrs Johanna Mack and Mr and Mrs John Wilson visited Holland Michigan over the weekend to view a Tulip Show and a large flower display in the Masonic building. The park, private homes, and factories all featured beds of tulips in vivid colors. A Grecian sculptor’s perfect bloom and black tulips were noted.
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Fred Hudson
Johanna Mack
John Wilson
Holland
Mich
Masonic
Mayor Brooks
Grand Rapids
Harriet White
Miss White
Notice to customers on sales by B H Mayer at Clare Hatchery
Dear customers and friends the notice states that B H Mayer is employed and will receive payment at 30 dollars for the first five order sheets written on Clare Hatchery stationery. The ad promotes buying chicks from Clare Hatchery in Clare Mich and mentions Mayer.
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B. H. Mayer
Clare Hatchery
Glare Hatchery
Glare
Mayer
Fragmented OCR Text Notes Limited Readable Items
A partial OCR excerpt shows garbled phrases and stray characters. The readable content offers no coherent events, names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a complete news item.
Clare city council and cemetery board proceedings 1931 dates
The Clare city council met April 14 1931 and May 4 7 and 15 1931 with items including cemetery board nominations McGuire for five years and John Grear hired as sexton. They approved gas station petitions ordinance 140 mayoral appointments and adjourned. | The minutes note sewer disposal plans sidewalk concerns Thos Groves gas station petition and ward alderman resignations and appointments with officers and committee assignments set for the coming year.
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Cherry Grove Cemetery
Thurston
Kirkbride
Hirt
McGuire
Doherty
Cemetery Board
John Grear
Sexton
South Tier
Chas. Thurston
Alex McKinnon
Common Council
City of
Clare
Hether
Ald
Archambault
Bayes
Bruce
Hachmuth
Forbes
Pettit
Francis
McLaughlin
W. 4Th Street
Thos
Groves
Thos. Groves
MeHwan
Block
MecHwan
Deniad
Yeas
Yeas, Ald. Archambault
Heachmuth
Nays
Brucée
Theodore Bowler
W. F. Clute
W. H. Erter
John White
Marshall
Henry Grover
Fred McGuire
Thomas Bruce
Second Ward
2Nd Ward
Jess Hampton
Yeas Archambault
Hampton
Fire and Park
A. Desormeau
Archambau
List Your Livestock With Farmers Produce
Farmers Produce advertises livestock listings with a shipping date noted as Tuesday May 26. The notice provides a contact name P F Geeck and a telephone number 189. It reads as a brief buyers and sellers notice for farm produce and livestock.
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The
Terest
Ladies Aid
Carrie Lansing
King
J. W. Liel
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Sargon
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Bills
Fhone
Dothan, Alabama
H. A. Dawson
Nelk
Citizens State Bank
the Common Council
R. I. Hether
Gas Corporation of Michigan
Bayeg
Archaimbault
Ayes
R. L Hether
Alex McKinnnon
O. D. Bayes Bakery
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