Milberry to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon and Class Night Changes
The graduation events are adjusted after Dr. Green could not speak June 22. Milberry will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon June 18 at the Methodist Church. Class Night now combines with diploma presentations on Thursday evening June 22 due to scheduling needs and seating capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Green
Mt. Pleasant
Milberry
sMetbodiet
Billie Burke
Princess
Congregational Church
Sylvia
Jane Is
Mrs. Melissa Presley Dies Sudden from Apoplexy
Mrs. Melissa Presley of Clare died Monday evening from apoplexy after a brief spell of gardening. The well respected Clare resident spent most of her life on a farm near Herrick, beloved by neighbors. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with Rev. E. W. Davis officiating, burial in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Presley
Presley
Herrick
E. W. Davis
Cherry Grove
Memorial and Decoration Day observances planned by American Legion
The American Legion calls all members to honor fallen soldiers with Memorial services at 10:00 AM on Sunday May 28 at the Methodist church led by Bev ong Milberry. A Decoration Day parade led by the Parnell band will depart city hall at 1:00 PM on May 30. Ex soldiers should gather at Legion rooms by 12:30 PM. A meeting is set for Friday night to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevong Milberry
Union Sareioda
Legion
Ninth Grade Home Economics Exhibit Honors Winners
The Ninth Grade Home Economics Close showcased dresses nightgowns and samplers in the M E church basement. Judges Mrs Sticknell Mrs Agsline and Mrs Canfield named premiums with Frances Becker taking multiple top spots for dresses and nightgowns while Emma Jennings collected several runner spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our sister's illness and death. Grateful for floral offerings, the singers, the minister, those who provided autos, and Mr Peirisie for splendid services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peis
Aden ‘Horning
Margaret Kjepsy EK
Decoration Day Exercises Planned and Memorial Program Set
Plans outline a Decoration Day program with a 12:30 assembly at the city hall and a 1:00 march to the cemetery led by the Farwell band Civil War veterans Spanish American soldiers and American Legion on foot with attendees joining from the new school house. The ceremony includes music songs invocations and an address by Thomas E Johnson with church services planned for May 28 at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Auton
American Legion
Mne
the Legion Boye
Miss Knox
E. W. Davis
Glee Club
Misa Knox
Thomas E. Johnson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Masigo
Howard Jones
Maraball
The
Gay
Methodist Church
O. B. Mulberry
LaForge Orchestra Set To Play Here June First
The LaForge Orchestra will perform at Clare on June 1 as a farewell party for Prof. Fivenson at Doherty Auditorium. The event, set to run from 8 45 p m to 1 00 a m, draws dancers from Clare Harrison Ithaca and Shepherd schools with a strong crowd expected. Tickets are available at Citizens Bank Dixieland Wm H Caple A E Achard L W Jackson and Dr Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaForge Orchestra
Briggs & LaForge
Clare
Fivenson
Doherty Auditorium
Clare and
Harrison
Oclare
Ithaca
Shepherd
LaForge
Mt. Pleasant
Citizens Bank
Dixieland
Clare Opens New Clare to Saginaw Bus Line
O Elway of Saginaw begins daily Clare to Saginaw service starting last Wednesday from Clare Auto Co. at 7:00 am with a 6:45 pm return, offering over twelve hours in Saginaw. Sunday trips available for groups of six or more at the same per person price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Elway
Saginaw
Clare
Clare Auto Co
Quinn declares candidacy for Clare County prosecutor
Harrison Michigan May 22 1932 John Quinn announces as Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney to be voted at upcoming primaries and seeks electors support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare O County
Harrison, Mich
John Quinn
Five County League Scores and Schedule
Last week Clare defeated Barryton 3 to 1 while Gladwin beat Coleman 4 to 0 and Rosebush topped Harrison 15 to 5. This week’s games include Clare at Farwell and Harrison at Clare along with Weidman at Barryton Farwell at Coleman and Rosebush at Gladwin on Friday May 26.
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Rusuilts
Clare
Barryton
Gladwin
Coleman
Rosebush
Harrison
Farwell
Weidman
Boa Dee
Weldman
Roesbueh
Berrisoo
Hexseten
Salvation Army Tag Sale Draws Strong Interest
The Salvation Army tag sale at Sidney ended midafternoon with all 500 tags sold. Florence Lytle won honors for the largest amount, Mary Helen Doherty and Thelma Kirkpatrick tied for most tags with 116 each. Ruth Lamphere aided before lunch, selling over 4 dollars in under an hour. Lucille Callihan placed second in sales volume, with Marian Horton and France Anderson near top. Total receipts were 38.55.
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Salvation Army
Scout Girlie
Florence Lytle
Sidney
Mary Helen Doherty Sod
Thelma Kirkpatrick Tieg
Ruth Lamphere
Lucille Callihan
Marian Horton
Francea Anderson
Mrs George Johnson dies after hospital stay in Saginaw
Dora M Urschel born Waterville Ohio lived in Topeka and Bowling Green before settling in Clare in 1906. She married George Johnson in 1902 and died May 18 1922 after an operation at St Marys Hospital Saginaw. She leaves a husband and two children Dorothy and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora M. Urschel
Waterville
Ohio
Topeka
Kansas
Bowling Green
George Johnson
Toledo
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Clare
St. Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Dorothy
James
J. W. Urechel
B. H W
O.V. Urschel
Consina
J. J. Urschel
Wm. A. Urschel
Chas. Grover
R. H. Comstock
St. Louis
Clayton M. Jones
New Library Association
Race For A Million Promises Local Talent Night at Congregational Church
Clare Seniors stage a comedy A Race For A Million at the Congregational Church next Wednesday and Thursday May 3 and 4. Uncle Dudley produced with an elaborate church stage. cast includes Henry Canfield, Dorothy Gorr, Violet Winelow, Willard Bicknell, Ross Thompson. Specialties include Pep Bradley vocal solo and a Saxophone quartet. Tickets 50 cents adults, 35 cents children. souvenir program in blue and gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Clare
Jane Jat
Uncle Dudley
Henry Canfield
Dorothy Gorr
Clementina Dudley
Violet Winelow
Marjorie Dudley
Willard Bicknell
Don Starbaird
Ross Thompson
Colonel Blake
Pep Bradley
Norine Laughlin
Clare Oliver
Percy Brough
Ralph Duncan
Gates
Roseberry
Thompson
Thurston
Mary Jones, Early Settler, Dies at 82 in Gilmore Area
Mrs. Mary Jones born November 6, 1840 in Delaware County Ohio passed away May 20 at her sister’s Clare home at age 82. She married four times to Coon Hopkins and finally Lyman Jones, survived by sister Mrs. Adam Horning and Margarett Kinney. funeral held at home with Rev. E W Davis officiating.
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Mary Jones
Delaware Co
Ohio
Clare
Amos Coon
Farwell
Edwin Hopkins
Gilshore
Hopkin
Lyman Jones
Adam Horning
Disciple Church
Gilmore
Margarett Kinney
Houghton Lake
Rev
E. W. Davia
Gilmore Cemetery
Appreciation Note From Geo Johnson and Family
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during our great seas. Deep appreciation for the flowers music and the fine talk of Mr. Davis brought us great comfort. Sincerely Geo Johnson and Family J. W. Orschol and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Geo. Johnson
J. W. Orschol
Wholesome Milk Seeks Market Move Amid Demand
Unclear OCR text appears to reference Wholesome Milk and a price point around six dollars. The readable content hints at market needs and potential movement but lacks concrete details or names to form a full summary.
Good Literature Club Celebrates Second Annual Banquet
The Good Literature Club held its second annual banquet at Mrs J H Wil600s home Tuesday evening. Twenty seven members and guests enjoyed a formal dinner with decorative tables and a program featuring dances, toasts, and a reading on club progress. Mrs Horton was introduced as president after a brief program chaired by Mrs Jones and Mrs Norris Elden elected 2nd vice president following Mrs Jones’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilson
Ladies of the Good Literature Club
J. H. Wil
A. H. Horton
J. P. Jones
N. A. Elden
Maxine Jane
Lilah Sutherland
Soa Ramphere
A. E. Mack
Dc. M. Jones
Reading
Hiden
Mack
Norris Elden
Jones
Prof Fivenson Closes Series of Dances
Prof F E Fivenson of Bay City ends a four month series of dancing instruction at Dancan Auditorium with about seventy enrollees. A farewell party will be held at the Doherty auditorium in Clare next Thursday evening with the LaForge orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancan
F. E. Fivenson
Bay City
Prof
Fivepson
Doherty Auditorium
Clare
LaForge Orchestra
Auction Sale of Household Goods at Clare residence
An auction sale of household goods will be held at the rear of the Wm. Caple residence on north McEwan street Clare on Saturday June 3 at 2 00 PM standard time. The lot includes beds springs mattresses sideboard dresser commodes sanitary cot bench wringer two gas stoves chairs and gl articles to numerous to mention. Terms five dollars and under cash over that amount time on approved bankable notes at 7 percent interest five percent off for cash on all credit amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caple
McEwan Street
Clare
Menon
Dance at Ms Ver’s Hall Promised This Evening
A community dance is scheduled at Ms Ver’s Hall tonight with residents invited to attend. The event aims to foster local fellowship and feature music and refreshments for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Ver
Opening Five County League Clash At Recreation Park
A crowd of over four hundred witnessed Clare and Barryton open the Five County League at Recreation Park. Terwilliger pitched superbly for Clare while Lough impressed as a new standout. Carmille of Barryton battled well until Clare pushed across runs in the third, fourth, and sixth, after which the game stayed tight and airtight.
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Recreation Park
Clare
Barryton
Finsl
Terwilliger
Lough
Carmille
Cecelia Acker, 71, Dies After Pneumonia Visit
Cecelia Acker, born April 5, 1851 in Kendall New York, died May 18 at the home of her niece Mrs Clair Coulter in Arthur Township after pneumonia. She had lived with her sister Mrs Henry Lydiatt in Clare for twenty years and was a Free Methodist church member. Rev Housche officiated at Cherry Grove burial after a service at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Acker
Kendall
New York
Clair Coulter
Arthur Township
Free Methodist Church
Henry Lydiatt
Clare
O. Coulter
Cherry Grove
Housche
Thanks for kindness during sickness and death of sister and aunt
We express gratitude for the acts of kindness received during the illness and passing of our sister and aunt. Special thanks to the flaware, the alngere, and Rev. Roush for comforting words. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lydiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin, Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roush
H. Lydiatt
Fred Austin
John Coulter
Clair Coulter
Baked Goods Sale Promoted by Ladise Auxiliary Group
A baked goods sale organized by the Ladise Auxiliary of the L. O. I. latalpa enlists shoppers for Saturday. The notice mentions parlor gatherings and assorted treats including meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. i. Latalpa
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Mise Witting
America
Miss Butterfield
Eugene Field
Alice Hochbastetler
Dicken
Laura Thompson
Kathleen Osborne
Dorothy Halstead
Norine Leoghlin
City Hall
LO. O. P. Memorial
Five County League
Mrs. Mary Jones
Prof. Fivenson
Hanbelz
Groves
Cecelia
Acker
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