Mort's Champs Win Four Point Match In Golf Showdown
Sunday's match between Captains Hebher and Gallagher's teams ended with Mort's champs prevailing by four points under a clear sky on a fine course. A three-month golf schedule follows with clashes at Clare and opponents including Mt. Pleasant Portland Alma Big Rapids St Johns Cadillac Ithaca and others from June through August 1935.
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Hebher
Gallagher
Mort
Clare
Big Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
Cadillac
Portland
St. Johns
Alma
Ithaca
Plans Completed for Grasshopper Poison Campaign in Clare County
County agricultural agent P. D. Gibson announces a county wide plan to mix and distribute poison bait to control grasshoppers. A committee with Fred Clark Perl Tryon Math Schmidt and Eliin Hickok will place township representatives to ensure proper distribution and timing.
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Clare County
Paul Gibson
P. D. Gibson
Perl Tryon
Matk Schmidt
Fred Clark
Frost
Moder
Hatton
Ghas
van Blarcom
Greenwood
Math Schmidt
Surrey
Garfield
Eliin Hickok
Freeman
CG. B. Dibble
Michigan State, College
Clare
Dance Tonight at Him Grove Park
Dance tonight at Him Grove Friday with good music and a good time. For sale two cows due to freshen, located 1-2 miles east of Colonville, listed by Glen Strouse.
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Grove
Colonville
Glen Strouse
Pioneer of Vernon dies at daughter's Vernon home
Thomas Kidd, an aged Vernon township pioneer, died Tuesday at his daughter Edith Gorr's home from heart disease and old age. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00 PM from the Gorr residence. a life sketch will appear in the next issue.
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Thomas Kidd
Vernon Township
Edith Gorr
Gorr
Question of welfare setup cost explained in full
A Michigan report details F B A administration costs from July 1933 to March 1935. It analyzes statewide relief expenses, overhead, and administrative efficiency, noting 91.4 percent of funds went to relief and 8.6 percent to administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waber
Lansing
State Emergency Welfare Relief Commission
Michigan
William Haber
Tuscola
Former Clare Boy Writes Article as Policeman
Delos Hi Ward, son of Mr and Mrs D Ward of Clare, contributes an article to the American Legion monthly June issue. A 10 year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department recalls tough and humorous daily police work and the challenges faced by officers.
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American Legion Monthly
Delos Hi. Ward
D. Ward
Delos
Los Angeles Police Department
U.S. Marine Corps Seeks Enlistees Across Ages
The Marine Corps invites young men ages 18 to 25 to enlist after a strict physical exam. It promises steady work, advancement, education, travel, and athletic opportunities. Marines operate globally from China to the Panama Canal Zone and aboard ships in Asiatic and American waters, with recruitment through Chicago Room 824, Post Office Building.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Four Corners
Earth
China
Phillipines
Guam
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Asiatic
América
West Indies
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Station
Post Office
Chicago
Hinois
Hereford Pull 18 Months Old $40 Sale
H. L. Cleveland offers a sash pull of an 18 month old animal for $40, described in a brief local notice. The item is listed with minimal details and a price.
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Hereford
H. L. Cleveland
The Cost of Glory Tribute to Veterans
The passage honors veterans and memorials on Memorial Day, noting worn poppies and last echoes of taps. It calls for ongoing acts of kindness toward living veterans and families of those who died in service.
Hall Family Plans Move to Marion Michigan
Mr and Mrs Omer Hall and their son Garth will leave Clare after June first for Marion Michigan where Mr Hall will manage the real estate and insurance firm BE J Hall Son He came to Clare in 1929 as assistant cashier at Clare County Savings Bank and will keep part time duties with the bank The Hall family has been active in social and church life and will be missed by many friends and associates
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Omer Hall
Garth
Marion
Michigan
Hall
BE. J. Hall & Son
Clare
Clare County Savings Bank
Zenobia
O. H
Spikehorn Fires Old Blunderbuss To Slay Crows
Spikehorn Meyer of Spikehorn Creek claims he killed 37 crows with an antique London blunderbuss from 1618. He uses bears to reach nests, summons parent crows by calling for help, then fires when crowding birds gather.
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Spikehorn
Spikehorn Meyer
Spikehorn Creek
Clare
London
Anima
Papa Crow
Notice to Sheep Raisers Dipping Session Scheduled
The Brown Corners Sheep Dipping Association will dip and dredge sheep Tuesday June 4. Anyone wanting their flocks treated should call or contact Ira Miller Brown Corners.
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Brown Corners
Ira Miller
Vaccination Facts Against Smallpox Highlighted
Tri County Health Unit details vaccination effectiveness and smallpox biology. It notes that in Detroit during 1924 no vaccinated individuals contracted the disease within five years, and a 1925 US study shows 91 percent of cases had never been vaccinated. It explains transmission, incubation, epidemic cycles, and recommends staged vaccination from infancy through outbreaks.
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Detroit
United States
Play and Ice Cream Social at Advance Grange Hall
Extension class presents Raising Money for Bangsville a play with ice cream cake Friday evening June tenth at Advance Grange hall. One hour of laughter for ten cents funds used for delegates expenses to Farmers Week at East Lansing. Everyone invited.
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Him Grove ‘Extension
Bangsville
Advance Grange Hall
Farmers Week
East Lansing
Kroger Opens New Grocery Store in Clare This Week
The Kroger Gracary and Baking Co announces a Clare store in the Doherty building formerly the post office. The shop will offer fruits and vegetables, groceries, meats, and fish, with self serve islands in the center. Marvin Witbeck to manage, Clare O Connor assistant manager, supported by Bernard Shaw and others.
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Kroger Gracary and Baking Co
Doherty
Clare
Marvin Witbeck
Ewart
Clare O’connor
Bernard Shaw
Merry Samborn
Austin Knapp
Russell Glass
John White
Misses Rogers and Osgood Showered at Doherty Home
Misses Louisa Rogers and Nevia Osgood, brides to be, were honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. John H. Doherty Saturday night. The Doherty residence was beautifully arranged for a large crowd with cards as the evening pastime. The bride elects opened their gifts amid surprise and a tasty lunch was served by the hostess.
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Louisa Rogers
Nevia Osgood
John H. Doherty
Doherty
Barnes Cafe Installs Soda Fountain and Back Bar
The Barnes Cafe installed a new soda fountain this week and the back bar features a green tile finish with orchid lights. The front is painted silver and black with new neon signs. interior redecorating aims to make the eatery one of Claree's neatest dining spots.
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Barnes Cafe
Clarée
Alfred J. Doherty Named to State Fairs Board
Alfred J. Doherty, manager of the Hotel Doherty, received his commission from Governor Frank Witzgerald as a member of the Board of State Fairs. Appointed May 20, his four year term continues the family service, succeeding his father who held the post previously under Governor Warner.
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Alfred J. Doherty
Board OF State Fairs
Doherty
Frank Witzgerald
Mr. Doherty
Warner
Five Injured In Sunday Auto Collision Near Camp Rotary
Three Saginaw residents and two Ohio men were injured in a head on crash eight miles north of Clare Sunday afternoon. The Packard carried Joseph Frutchey and wife and Mrs. A. D. McIntyre with injuries including a possible jaw fracture and scalp wounds. The Buick's driver C. W. Bower and passenger James Brinkerhoff sustained leg and knee injuries. All were treated locally and at hospitals.
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Saginaw
Ohio
Saginaw General Hospital
Clare County General Hospital
Brinkerhoff
Two Boys Confess To Break In At Local Meat Market
Two youths admitted breaking into Paul Manee’s meat market on West 4th Street last Thursday night and stealing six dollars from the cash register. They gained entry by breaking a rear window and left the same amount in change the next morning. City and county officials say the pair confessed after questioning. the case was sent to Justice Callihan's court due to their first offense and their tender ages.
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Paul Manee
West 4Th Street
Senior Class Burlesque Trial Before Full House
The Clare Public School senior class staged a courtroom burlesque last Friday in the school auditorium. The People vs Class of 1935 featured plaintiff witnesses, defense arguments, and a Judge’s ruling. the class must return Friday for a written sentence in the form of a diploma.
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the Sentinel
Clare Public School
Dr N A McCune to Speak Before Clare Class of 35
Dr N A McCune will address Clare public school graduates tonight at 8 o'clock in the auditorium as the class of fifty five completes the year's activities. The program includes music by the Clare Choral Union and Senior Girls Octet, diplomas presented by Dr A B Mulder, and remarks by Supt Dale Kennedy.
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Clare Public School
Clare Choral Union
Fred Doherty
N, A, McCune
Dale Kennedy
W. E. Tichenor
A. BE. Mulder
Posilude
N. A. McCune
People’s Church
Hast Lansing
Arthur E. Dobson Dies Suddenly at Daughter's Home
Arthur H. Dobson, father of Mrs. Fred M. Morgan, died suddenly at his daughter's Morgan home shortly after noon Wednesday following a prolonged illness. He had been a patient sufferer for months and no funeral arrangements were yet announced as we went to press Wednesday evening.
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Arthur H. Dobson
Fred M. Morgan
Morgan Home
Mayor Hampton Names City Officials and Committees
At the May 6 city council meeting Mayor Jesse Hampton announced appointments to city offices and council committees for the year. Appointments include City Attorney T. G. Bowler Health Officer F. C. Sanford Water Works and Street Committee member Wm. Harter City Engineer John White Night Police Henry Grover Electric Wire Inspector C. A. Weill man Cemetery Board Ernest Ramey Fire Chief Albert Haley City Marshall John Asline Mayor Pro-tem D. D. Bayes and various committee rosters.
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Jesse Hampton
T. G. Bowler
F. C. Sanford
Wm. Harter
John White
Henry Grover
C. A. Weillman
Ernest Ramey
Albert Haley
John Asline
D. D. Bayes
Ways and Means
Bayes
Archambault
Hachmuth
White
Tibbits
Forbes
Tibbils
F E R A Summer Recreation Program Details
The notice outlines a summer recreation program for all ages with three groups: Primary 6-9, Intermediate 9-13, Junior and Adult 13+. Activities include songs, games, storytelling, hiking, tennis, softball, and swimming. Locations rotate each weekday and Saturdays. Velma Mae Reiss is the recreation director.
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Lake Station Park
Lake George Park
Farwell Village Park
Clare City Park
Maple Grove
Velma Mae Reiss
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Vernon
Wm. Haber
Clare Co
U.S. Marine Corps
Mrs. Omer Hall
E. J. Hall & Son
Tri-County Health Unit
Thiehoff
Michigan Department of Health
Kroger
Clare High School
Arthur E. Dobson
F.E.R.A