Obituary of Harriet Hale Pioneer of Clare County
Harriet Hale 73 years 9 months 20 days died May 20 1934 at home of daughter Mrs W H Wasson in Clare county. Born July 30 1861 Hillsdale County married Simon Hale 1879 moved to Clare in 1908. Survived by eight children two sons Glen Ora Lulu died 1913 eighteen grandchildren ten great grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral held at Wasson home conducted by Rev Chas Kleinhardt with burial in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Beamyn
Clare
W. H. Wasson
Hillsdale County
Simon Hale
Clara County
Grandma
Chas. Kleinhardt
Wasson
Cherry Grove
Mother Dear
Martha
Whiting
Grand Rapids
Claug Hale
Charley Hale
Charlotte
Andrew Smith
Owosso
Walter Zilka
Louis Wasson
George Evans
Dora Mulliken
Charley Uhl
Lansing
Community Meetings and Upcoming church events listed
Coming events include the Clare Chamber of Commerce meeting on the second Monday, Zenobia chapter O B S on the first Thursday, and Dover Gospel Tabernacle services every Sunday at 11 20. American Legion posts meet on the first and third Mondays at 415 Mcnwan street, Vernon Farmers Union Friday May 25, and May 27 senior vesper at the high school auditorium. The Farwell M E church marks a Golden Jubilee May 27 to June 3 with commencements June 1, Methodist Vacation Bible School June 11 to 22, Rim Grove Extension ladies present Mrs Apple and her Corps June 6 at the Grange hall for Farm Women delegates to Lansing, Church of God Vacation Bible School begins June 18.
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Farmers’ Union
Vernon Township
Soft Ball League Meeting Sets Night for Managers
A Soft Ball League meeting is scheduled for next Monday night at Brown. All team managers must have a representative attend if their team plans to enter the league.
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Brown
Appreciation Note From Mt Pleasant Hospital Patient
A patient at Mt Pleasant hospital expresses thanks to friends for kindness. The note mentions cards sandy flowers and meals as greatly appreciated by Maxine Pregley and others.
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Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Clare Advertisers baseball team preps for home season
The Clare Advertisers, backed by local businesses, played Leaton Sunday and lost 14 to 8 after free hitting on both sides. Umpiring by Chief Pontiac hampered Clare, who face Delwin Grange on Sunday and open home season June 3 against North Bradley at Haring's Park.
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Clare
Leaton
Pontiac
Delwin Grange
North Bradley
Haring’s Park
Clare ‘Drug Co
H. C. Beale, Gambles
Clare Hardware and Furniture Co
Bob's Garage
O. D. Bayes
Louisa Flower Shop
Harris & Hirt
Clare Sentinel
R. E. Joslin
Michigan to expand dust treated gravel trunk lines this summer
The Michigan State Highway Department plans a record dust layer program exceeding 3 000 miles and more than 640 000 dollars in spending to protect motorists. Calcium chloride, oil and labor costs are detailed with 26 900 tons of calcium chloride, 615 000 gallons of oil, and 55 000 dollars in additional charges. The program starts earlier due to dry weather, with work in the Lower Peninsula soon and Upper Peninsula in a short time, aiming to keep trunk line highways in excellent condition for heavy tourist traffic.
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Michigan
State Highway Department
Murray D. van Wagoner
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Highway Department
Democratic pre primary county convention details
The Democratic pre primary county convention for Clary County is set for June 2 at 2 00 PM to elect 20 delegates to the State pre primary convention in Battle Creek. Also addressed is any other business as may arise. Representation from each precinct requested. L H Thompson chairman. B A White secretary treasurer.
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Clary
Bell
Battle Creek
L. H. Thompson
B. A. White
Sec
Treas
Card of Appreciation for hospital kindness and flowers
A note from a patient thanks relatives, Help ing Hand Society of Herrick Methodist church, Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges for flowers cards and letters while in Detroit hospital. Gratitude and remembrance expressed for kindness that helped pass time and is forever cherished.
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The
Herrick Methodist Church
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodges
Detroit
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved mother. Special thanks to Rev Kleinhardt for comfort, to Alice Heller for singing, and for the many beautiful flowers from Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wasson, Mb and Mrs. Joe Barnes, Ora and Glenn Hale.
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Kleinhardt
Alice Heller
W. B. Wasson
Joe Barnes Ora
Glenn Hale
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment Deadline
Notice to farmers instructs bringing all livestock to ship by 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, June bth, Warmers. Wide Produce Coa.
Clare High Succumbs to Evart in 14 Zero Defeat
Clare High was routed by Evart 14 to 0 as Clare pitchers gave up seven runs in four innings and Reed City's earlier 11 to 9 win looms in a forthcoming game. Evart collected eleven solid hits while Clare managed five.
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Claire
Oda
Aria
Bays
Chas. Moore
Bill Murphy
Clare
Sanford
Hawkins
Evart Boys
Clare Boys
Lansing
Watson
Reed City
Ewatt
Oil Well Drilling Progress Across Grant Township Areas
Multiple wells report drilling activity in sections of grant township. White No 1 in section 24 is 25 feet into Dundee formation. Harring No 4 in section 22 at 720 feet. Crowley No 3 and Thayer No 4 in section 22 at 1160 and 1050 feet. Mammoth Petroleum erecting a derrick in section 23. Smock No 3 in section 26 at 100 feet. Snider No 4 spudded in section 22. Sovereign No 3 derrick being erected on Ann Arbor right of way. additional derrick for a well on section 6. Frackeltons drilling below 1200 feet in Lincoln township section 18 with rotary.
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S. W. 14
Section 24
Dundee
Section 22
Artylera
Joe
Mammoth Petroleum Corp
Soverign No. 3
Ann Arbor
Grant Township
McClanahan Oil Co
Frackeltons
Lincoln Township
Dover Community Mourns Loss of Citizen
Dover residents mourn the death of a local citizen who lived in Dover corner. Survived by his wife six children four grandchildren two step sons Albert L and Raymond V Rule both of Dover two brothers David of Wadsworth Ohio Irvin of Harrison and sister Bertha Schaaf of Harrison. Funeral held at Dover Tabernacle and interment at Sunset Hill cemetery Flint with Rev A D Telder officiating.
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Dover
Albert L
Raymond V. Rule
David
Wadsworth
Ohio
Irvin
Harrison
Bertha Schaaf
Dover Tabernacle
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Flint
A. D. Telder
Vernon Board of Review Meets to Review Tax Rolls
The Board of Review of Vernon will be in session from June 6 to June 10 to review the town ship tax rolls.
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Board of Review of
Vernon
Township
Federation of Former Combatants Acronym Meaning
The text explains that FIDAC or PIDAC stands for Federation Interalliance Dea Anciens Combatants, an international veterans organization. It lists member organizations from the United States American Legion, Britain British Legion, France, Poland, Romania, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Portugal, and others. It notes the federation was founded in Paris in 1920 and represents about five million veterans.
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Pidac
Federation Interaltice Dea Anciens Combatante
Interallied Federation
United States
American’ Legion
Great Britain
British
Clare News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Obituaries
Dales Barber moved to the O Meara residence area off Mert Street. Funeral services for Mire Thelma Thayer were held at Parwell M. 1 church. Joslin Wi returned from Ann Arbor hospital after observation. a three month frame confinement remains. Maccabees social with Mrs Kratz as hostess ended with pedro and refreshments. Clare City Park grounds prepared for six visiting bands. old pump house removed for decorations. Frances Anderson presented a music recital featuring twenty six pupils with prize cameras and pins awarded to top performers. Brown Corners and Clare boosters witnessed a fast soft ball game won 1-0 by Brown Corners. Wade Credit and Ford Croton pitched for respective teams.
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Mars
Dales Barber
O'Mealey
Mert
Dy B. Lockyer
Thélma Thayer
Parwell M. 1
Réx Joslin
Ann’ Arbor
Maccabees
H. D. Kratz
Frances Anderson
Clare
Barbara Caple
Aileen
Cimmerer
Coloma
Leitner
Virginia
Foss
Romaine Perry
Betty
Ann Sutton
Peggy Ann Cote
Harrison
Jean Gibson
Kathleen Hampton
Dorothy Brown
Helen Gibson
Margery Svon Sheffield
Floyd Stanley
Brown
Ira Milley
Arthur Fleming
Wade Credit
Ike
Ira Miller
Harold Sunday
Wade Cradit
Earl Cradit
Chas Kleinhardt
Glen Blystone
Ernie Green
Loren Miller
Orin Miller
Richard Carter
Harold Clute
Walter H Larman Post Plans Memorial Day Activities
Walter H. Larman Post held its second regular meeting of the month. Memorial Day details dominated with committee reports and plans to notify veterans to assemble at Clare City Park and march to the school house then the cemetery.
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Walter H. Larman
Clare City Park
Last Legion
The
Post
Beware of Blonds They Murder Most
A London based criminologist discusses gender and hair color in crime debate. Anita Loos asserts blonds are more murderous while Gilbert A Foan argues brunettes are more criminally minded citing city crime increases and dark hair prevalence. French psychologist Duval notes brunettes may self harm when killing, while blondes tend toward impulsive violence.
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London
Anita Loos
Gilbert A.foan
Duval
Saya
Rural Pupils Eighth Grade Day Sets June Harrison Fun
Rural day in Clare county returns with contests for all ages. The Reds and Blues clash for the county championship with Hayes Township unit schools holding the current trophy. A softball game for girls may be added if time permits. Come June first to Harrison for a hearty, comfortable welcome.
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Reds
Blues
Hayes Township
Clare County
Harrison
Tri County Bar Association elects officers amid calls for reform
The Tri County Bar Association meeting urged qualified counsel for all, backed educational programs condemning unqualified practice, and proposed judiciary reforms. They favored electing Supreme and Circuit Judges in partisan elections and replacing justice courts with a single county judge handling probate, criminal, and civil cases up to about $1000. In Clare County, 68 justices handle matters up to $300 with inadequate offices.
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Bar Associations
Clare County
Association Concludes Year with Thanks and Next Meeting Hints
Members applauded President Hyde and the officers for their efforts during the year after full discussion. A rising vote of thanks was given, and the group adjourned awaiting the next meeting set for Mt. Pleasant or Clare.
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Association
Hyde
Corp of
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Improvement at Tourist Camp and Dam Progress
The old power house was wrecked and bricks moved to the tourist camp to build facilities for the many visitors each year. Power company contributions funded the project with named volunteers James Tubbs and others aiding four days of work. County truck drivers and a power shovel operator assisted, while road commission members directed the effort. Mayor Hampton pushes park and bathing pool upgrades for summer use.
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Power Company
James’ Tubbs
Wm. Parks
Guy Hardy
Wm. Cleveland
Hampton
Clare
V. Raymond Rule Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
V Raymond Rule announces candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket at the September primaries from Clare County. He states his plan to serve veterans and the community.
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Clare County
Raymond. V. Rule
Glaré Shipping Dates Announced for May and June
The Glaré Shipping Association schedules deliveries on Tuesday May 29 and June 12. R Brooks Walter is listed as shippers contact with White as company.
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R. Brooks
Walter. White
Shippers
Clare High Class of 1934 Commencement Preview
Clare High prepares for a May 27 vesper service and the May 28 commencement. The program lists graduates including Joseph Edward Murphy and Stella Mae Robinette with Dr. David D. Henry as speaker delivering New Horizons. The ceremony features processional, addresses, music by the Girls Glee Club, and honors for top students.
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Rison
Joseph Edward Murphy
Lioden J. _Parrish
Josephine Jane Pierson
Dorotha May Ramey
Stella Mae Robinette
Mae Arbouine Rosendahl
Margaret Hope Samborn
Ferdinand¢ Seibt
Orrin Shaw
Evelyn Mae Shively
Phyllis Magdalena Smith
Hazel Mae Stottlemyer
Stanley Jay Sutton
Wayne Warren Walter
Donna Goldie Wild
Irene Marie Radcliffe
Clifford Lane
Hollis J. Walton
Alice Lucille-Roe
William Mc James Murphy
Rose
David D. Henry
New Horizons
Doris Gerow
Elizabeth Feighner
Lucille Coulter
Josephine ’ ‘Pierson
Mildred Krell
Maxine Krell
Hazel Stottlemyer
Stella Robinette
Mildred Cleveland
Coenen
Bernard Ackerman
Ore ‘George Witte
David
D. Henry
Henrie
Wiénianvaki
Dorothy’ Binhammer
Dale
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Harriet. Hale
Sheridan
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Zenobia Chapter
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
American Legion and Auxiliary Unit
American Legion
Mcnwan Street
Farwell M. E
Athe 1St
Methodist Vacation Daily
Bible
Echool
Church of God
Soft Ball League
Maxine. Prégley
Clare Advertisers
Clare Hgh
Ferponn
O. Sauaré
the Peoples Bank
Tri-County Bar
Clare High
Luise Reichardt
Girls Glee Club
Albert Dawe Song
America, the Beautiful
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