Education Week Observed Here November 5 11
American Education Week is sponsored by the National Educational Association the American Legion and local schools. Clare prepares plans with teachers Legion Auxiliary and the Clare Good Literature Club inviting the public to visit schools during the week and attend an assembly November 7 at 8 00 pm. The program includes talks music open house posters and class projects along with Armistice Day activities and a city hall dedication.
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National Educational Association
The
American Legion
Public
Clare
Legion
Clare Good Literature Club
H. D. Kenney
Averyl Clute
W. H. Tichenor
Future Farmers Club
George White
Sec
Board of Education
Howard Johnston
Jesse Hampton
Betty Walker
Wariching
Telcher
Baptist Church
Interesting speaker scheduled for high school Monday
W. D. Henderson, extension director of the University of Michigan, will address the high school auditorium at 2 45 Monday November 5th. The talk, free to the public, should interest all parents and friends of education. He delivered the dedication address at our high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Henderson
University of Mchigan
Dr. Henderson
Hampltons Celebrate Golden Fiftieth Anniversary at Twin Hill
Mr and Mrs I HB Hamptlon celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Friday October 26 with a family golf outing at Twin Hill Golf Course playing 23 holes. The celebration included a surprise at home with a golden wedding cake and a 6:30 dinner followed by guests and nostalgic recollections.
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I. HB. Hamplton
Twin Hill
Nora J. Barnes
Gladys Pearl Hampton
Hampton
W. N. Younglove
Alger House
Clare
Fifly
Davis
Richard Emerson Announces Run for Clare County Road Commission
Republican candidate Richard Emerson declares his candidacy for Clare County Road Commission in the November 6 election. He pledges fair impartial administration and seeks voter support.
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Richard Emerson
Clare County
American Education Week Observed Here in Early November
The fourteenth annual American Education Week runs November 5 to 11 1934 with observances in schools and churches. Sponsored by the National Education Association the American Legion and the U S Office of Education the event aims to involve the public in setting educational objectives and assessing school work.
Shepherd Team Seeks Final Clare Home Game Showdown
The Shepherd football squad visits Clare for its last home appearance of the season. Clare, boosted by recent improvement, eyes a close game after previous losses to St. Louis, who edged Shepherd by one and beat Clare by three touchdowns. Game starts at 3:30 with hopes of a favorable outcome.
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Shepherd
Clare
Gladwin
St. Louis
Good Literature Club entertains with songs and readings
Clare Good Literature Club met at Mrs. Maude Callihan's home on October 28. Miss Marjorie Sanford led the session in president's absence. Children sang autumn songs and acted out poems, while Mrs. Holden reviewed Guy de Maupassant stories. Next meeting will be Wednesday November 7 at the high school auditorium.
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Clare Good Literature Club
Maude Callihan
Marjorie Sanford
Foell
Nelda Jones
Betty Callihan
Mildred Hochstetler
Camille
Estella Holden
Farwell Couple Celebrates 65th Wedding Anniversary
A double anniversary marked by LeGran and Mrs. Randall at their Farwell home on Sunday October 28. Family and friends from Chicago Detroit Flint Mt Pleasant Kalamazoo Nottawa Isabella county joined 28 attendees for a program recounting the couple’s sixty five years of marriage. Elder Ernest Randall of Kalamazoo tied the 65th knot for his parents and his son William’s first anniversary.
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Hitler
LeGran Randalls
Mrs. Randall
Prandson
William Randall
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Detroit
Flint
Mt. Pleasant
Nottawa
Township
Isabella County
Paul Randall
Eldey
William
Ruth
Biddlecomb
Thieves Rob Sheridan Farm Home Late Tuesday Night
The Elm Grove Sheridan township farm home of Charles Armentrout was entered Tuesday night and $88.00 in savings was stolen. County officials suspect local thieves with knowledge of hiding places used by the resident.
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Charles Armentrout
Elm Grove
Sheridan Township
Armentrout
County School Commissioner Aldrich Stricken by Illness
Clare county school commissioner Asa. H. Aldrich fell ill last Saturday at his Harrison home. On Monday Jesse Allen took him to Mt. Pleasant to convalesce at his niece's home. He is able to be about the home and gaining nicely.
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Asa. H. Aldrich
Clare County
Harrison
Jesse Allen
Neice
Mt. Pleasant
Reassuring recommendation for patrolman Herschel Reiss
To voters of Clare County dated August 14 1934 Lieut Clarence Stoppels of Grand Rapids Michigan Police Department endorses Herschel Reiss as air patrolman for 1926 and 1927 noting faithful efficient reliable work from the Third Precinct Police Station and recommends him for those qualities.
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Herschel Reiss
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Third Precinct
Clarence Stoppels Co
Corn theft notice from Rudy at old farm corner
The writer says four men arrived by car and trailer last Friday at Rudy’s farm, stole a shock of corn, and drove north. Three witnesses confirm the incident and warn they will involve the sheriff unless compensated.
Hawkins Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Clare Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Hawkins marked fifty years of marriage with a dinner at their son William’s home 134 miles west of Alton. Their children Olney of Gladstone Oregon and Mrs Carl Dorsey of Detroit could not attend but sent gifts and money. The couple, Clare pioneers, recalled hardships and shared memories as they welcomed improvements to their hometown.
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Edward Hawkins
William
Altho
Olney
Gladstone
Ore
Carl Dorsey
Detroit
Raye
Home Rule Amendment Discussed At City Hall Meeting
Dr. Schilling of Western State Teachers College spoke on County Home Rule Amendment No. 4, explaining large-board and small-board government types and noting national examples. The session aimed to inform citizens about the upcoming vote next Tuesday.
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New City Hall
Schilling
Western State Teachers College
Fitzgerald
Lacy
United States
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Judge Arthur J. Lacy Seen as Staunch Reform Candidate
Editorially praised by the Detroit News for Lacy a Democratic Governor candidate who advocates Rooseveltian government reform. He rejects local borrowing and new taxes unless necessary and opposes mortgaging the future while stressing clear, direct policy.
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Arthur J. Lacy
Detroit News
Clare City Hall and Memorial Building Dedication
Clare plans a City Hall and Memorial building dedication in the City Hall Auditorium on Monday November 12 at 7 30 p m The program includes music by the Clare High School band and Girls Greg Club and features selected speakers The evening concludes with a dancing party under the City Council auspices.
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Clare
City Hall
Clare High School
Ten Pupils Present Recital At Mrs Doherty Studio
Ten pupils performed Sunday afternoon at Helen Lucile Doherty's studio. The informal musicale featured Erma Ott Lois Smock Barbara Houghton Frances Morgan Wallace Krell Kathleen Young Regina Krell Jean Caple Maxine Krell and Margaret Morgan. A social hour with light refreshments followed, served by Patrice Doherty and Jean Caple. Mrs Doherty announced more informal musicales would be held by different student groups through winter.
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Helen Lucile Doherty
Erma Ott
Lois Smock
Barbara Houghton
Frances Morgan
Wallace Krell
Kathleen Young
Regina Krell
Jean Caple
Maxine Krell
Margaret Morgan
Patrice Doherty
Seniors Stage Mrs. Wiggs Play At School
The senior class plans a Tuesday night performance of Mrs. Wiggs for November 27 with a large cast. All members will be busy rehearsing for three weeks and look forward to seeing the movie version next week at the Ideal theatre.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Ideal Theatre
Political Rally at Arthur Town Hall Friday Evening
A political rally is scheduled at the Arthur town hall Friday evening. All are invited to attend.
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Arthur Town Hall
Alma men held for Hotel robbery and kidnapping
County officials and State police arrested three Alma men W B Shine Delos Humphrey and Howard Thompson in connection with a hotel robbery and kidnapping spree here Friday night. Johnson and Knapp were bound gagged and driven away then released. most of the cash radio and Johnsons shoes were recovered. Shine faces an upcoming hearing in Justice Callihan s court while Humphrey and Thompson were bound over to Circuit Court. All three are jailed in Harrison.
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Alma
Doherty
Richard Johnson
Lawrence Knapp
Johnson
Fifth Street
Clare
Mr. Knapp
Knapp
Pound
W. B. Shine
Delos Humphrey
Howard Thompson
S. M. Callihan
Shine
Harrison
Creamery Adds 20 by 20 Fireproof Annex on Fourth Street
The Thayer Brothers Creamery boosts its plant with a new 20x20 concrete fireproof addition to the brick building on West Fourth Street. The space will house part of the dairy operations and work is underway.
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Thayer Brothers Creamery
West Fourth Street
Explanation of Amendments to be Voted at the November Election
A condensed guide to Michigan amendments on the November ballot. It covers nonpartisan judicial elections, a 2 cent gas tax cap, a weight tax limit, and a home rule plan for county township consolidation. Readers are urged to vote Yes or No on each amendment.
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State of
Michigan
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
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H. S. Auditorium
National Education Association
United States Offce of Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
New York City
Lake City
Good Literature
Farwell
Elder
LeGran Randall
Aldrich
Edw. Hawkins
DR. Schilling
Bandits
Clare Plank
Miles M. Callaghan
Board of Supervisors
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