Local Notes On Visits Firefights And Sports
The Messers Scott Cadwell Jay-New and Paul of Detroit spent the weekend at A. O. Wilds home. R. J. Powell heads to Alma Monday. Hutzel Wilds and family of Plint visited Ai O. Wilds Tuesday to Thursday. Mrs Stanley Tryon and daughter were Clare callers Friday. Firefighters tackled fires blamed on hunters leaving fires unextinguished. The piece laments forest and wildlife losses and calls for punishment for offenders. High School boys prepare for basketball season opening in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messers
John Scott
Robert Cadwell
Jay-New and
Paul
Detroit
Wilds
R. J. Powell
Alma
Hutzel Wilds
Plint
Ai O. Wilds
Stanley Tryon
Clare
Social Visit Recap From Southeast Sherman Area
Southeast Sherman Miss Hdna Langin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Langin taking her mother and Mrs Town for a ride. Mrs Langin is feeling better. Frank Loomis and family had Sunday dinner with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Don Copleigh in Clare. Mrs Fred Coe spent Thursday night and Friday in Clare with the Harley Sowle family. Gail Sowle spent Wednesday with the Coe s and Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Coe with their sister and husband Mr and Mrs Waddington and three children Ed and Wes ley Wichert of Loomis John Densmore and Charles D and wife and Merle all from Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J A Den amore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdna Langin
Langin
Frank Loomis
Don Copleigh
Clare
Fred Coe
Harley Sowle
Gail Sowle
Coe’s
Ross Coe
Waddington
Wesley Wichert
Loomis
John Densmore
Charles D
Merle
Detroit
J. A. Denamore
H.C. Hilliker
Geo Scott
Fox Theatre
Gertrude Scott
Loch-A-Bar
Farwell
B. W. Smalley
Jane Brooks
George Scott
Grayling
Virgin Pines
Wm Mahan
Sam Muir
Plint
Everett Rose
Chesaning
Stella Rose
Jennie Muir
Irwin Kulencamp
Flint
Wylda Mahan
Barbara Haywood
Harry Cornell
Estel Brooks
Ferris Institute
Lucile Brooks
Weidman
T. H. Brooks
A. Stanley
Freemont
Stanley
Bitts
Vern Kidd
Billie
Grand Rapids
John Watkins
Pontiac
Harry Spence
Sam Schermer
Helen Hether
LéVant Vaudeville
Moving Picture Show
Gleaner Hall
Chas, Stein
Canton
Ohio
Wm. Mahan
Lars van Sickle
Barryton
Nada Hilliker
Lewis Rodgers
Mary Barber
Grange
Hall
MeéCon
BE. Bennett
Wanda Mae
Coleman
Chas Summers
Irwin Eplencamp
Vic Finch
Gerald Green
Pleasant
C. L. Howell
H. C. Hilliker
West Freeman Social Notes Highlight Local Callers
Sunday visits centered on Arthur Hansen home with Wm Batzer and wife from Cadillac and sister Mrs Erinear of Traverse City. Clifford Darnell and wife from near MM 66 visited Elton and Mrs Darnell. Mrs John Gaffney returned from caring for Mrs Lara Sabish near Bvart. Clare guests included S B Shinabarger and wife Hm ma and Annabel Harvey Boucher and children for dental care.
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Arthur Hansen
Wm. Batzer
Cadillac
Erinear
Traverse City
Eriniar
Clifford Darnell
Elton Darnell
John Gaffney
Lara Sabish
Bvart
Clare
S. B. Shinabarger
Annabel Harvey Boucher
Carl Rodabaugh
C. W. Rodabaugh
Great Sears
Harry Boucher
Rodabaugh
Thelma Gaffney
J. L. Cook
Lake
S. EB
Shinabarger
Alice Powell
Brinton
S.h.shinabarger
The Fire Tower Visits and Family Gatherings
Lansing residents Mr and Mrs Earl Halstead and baby visited their parents Mr and Mrs John Halstead. Romulus guests Drvyer Smith and Mr and Mrs Ben Baxter joined the Powell home. Inner guests from Farwell Gilmore and Romulus attended. Mrs Utley remains unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Halstead
Lansing
John Halstead
John Gardner
John Weber
Romulus
R. J. Powell
Utley
Drvyer Smith
Ben Baxter
A. O. Wilds
Stanley Tryon
G. R. Powell
Scott
Horn and Son
Fred
J. E. Gardnerson
Jack Weber
A. Powell
Wilton
Orvel Sherman
Alta
Farwell
W. A. Austin
Gilmore
Arthur Center Sunday notices urge turnout at town hall
Mrs M Harrold from Gladwin visits Sunday School while Mrs C Shull is listed sick. Ted Newman and family visited J M Roller. Tom Thomasik seen on the street after working in Flint. Dorothy Spicer ill with flu. Eva Steele welcomed to Sunday School. Attendance has been low. Doris and Donald Spicer return home from South Lyons after two months with relatives, staying until Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Town Hall
Homer Wahl
South Lyons
Little Doris
Donald Spicer
Halloween program and supper at Hardwood School event
Invitation to a Friday Halloween program and plate supper at Hardwood School with proceeds to benefit the school. Also notes on health items and October attendance and visitors at Clare High School and local residents.
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council October 1 1935
Regular meeting in Clare Michigan called to order by Mayor Hampton with Aldermen Archambault Bayes Cunningham Hachmuth Tibbitts and White present. Minutes of the prior meeting read and approved as read. First reading of Ordinances No 162 and 153.
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Clare
Michigan
Common Council
City of
Hampton
Archambault
Bayes
Cunningham
Hachmuth
Tibbits
White
Clare Building Ordinance imposes permits and building lines
The city of Clare enacts Ordinance No 152 regulating building lines and permits. It sets permit fees, engineer and fire chief review, and council approval for renovations over $25, with penalties up to 100 dollars or 90 days jail. The ordinance defines city limits and fireproof material requirements for new structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Clare
City of Clare
Fire Department
State of
Michigan
Common Council
Alex McKinnon
Alex McKinnon Jesse R
Hampton
Layer Cake Harbor Views of Hong Kong and Canton Trip
A descriptive piece compares Hong Kong harbor to a layered cake with the peak at 1800 feet above sea level. It mentions an Esplanade waterfront view and a Canton excursion where a large portion of residents live on boats. The walls are described as twenty feet thick and in places forty five feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Canton
Local residents caravan for visits and events
Ma and Mrs H C Hilliker and many neighbors traveled to Mr Pleasant while others hosted gatherings in Clare Farwell and Chesaning. The week featured family visits church events P T A meeting and a notable absence of school due to a family illness in Grayling.
Thoxine Expectorant Promises Fast Cold Relief
A 15 minute relief claim for coughs from colds using Thoxine Expectorant by P. G. Snow. Advertises mucus loosening and throat soothing effects with a money back guarantee and 35c to $1 bottles at Mussell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussell’s Drug Store
Legals Hearing Notices in Clare County Michigan
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan gives creditors four months from October 25 1935 to file claims against Bertha S Shumway deceased. Claims must be presented at the Harrison probate office by February 14 1986 for examination and adjustment. The court will hear claims on February 24 1936 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Dated October 22 1985 Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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Michigan
Clare
Bertha S. Shumway
Harrison
Dorsey
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