Clare High Gridders Defeat Evart 18 to 7 in Senior Day
Clare High School beat Evart 18 to 7 as six seniors played their final home game. Sanford and Maxwell connected on key passes, Cappeart and Tope led the line, and the Green Wave seized control with a 12-0 halftime lead then held on after Evart scored in the fourth. Clar e hosts Gladwin next, with Speilamian officiating.
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Evart High
Clare
Green Wave
Bvart
Capt. Anderson
Vart
Cappeart
Sanford
Maxwell
Budd Anderson
Ewatt
Doc Sanford
Rhody
Gladwin
Fox
Glenn Sanford
Elmer Anderson
Robert Harriger
Willard Bell
George Tope
Neil Maxwell
Speilamian
Hast Lansing
Children Warned to Discontinue Playing About Railroad Yard
County officials and Pere Marquette railroad authorities warn that youths playing near the yard risk serious injury or death. Prosecuting Attorney Theo G Bowler notes trains were halted to remove four boys at the east city limits and a girl was found under a coach. Railroad official Havens visited Clare to curb the practice. parents urged to supervise children and use safe playgrounds.
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Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Theo. G. Bowler
Havens
Clare
Consumers Powerzusers Prompt Courteous Service Ad
An upbeat ad urges prompt courteous service from Consumers Powerzusers and mentions light and power bills at the Citizens State Bank. It presents a regional utility cost relief tone and targets local customers.
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I ¥Itizens State Bank
Their Choice Was Peace
Armistice memory described as not history but living. The piece recalls boys returning home, patient parents, and hopeful wives, marking the end of war as lived experience rather than distant events. It questions future historians’ view of November 11 as lasting peace or another end to war.
Clare Young Men Narrow Escape After Sleep Crash
Dick Groves and Irwin Bates escaped serious injuries when their car veered off the road west of Midland on a trip from Detroit. Groves suffered a forehead bruise while Bates had a badly wrenched shoulder. Both returned to duties. car was badly damaged.
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Detroit
Dick Groves
Irwin Bates
Midland
Clare
di Dick
Irwin
Annual School and Community Fair Next Week at Clare
The Clare public school hosts a free admission fair on Thursday November 12 with an attractive premium list, agricultural exhibits, and educational demonstrations. Rural schools participate in displays, contests include spelling and grain judging, and Prof G Wheeler delivers the main address at 2:00 in the auditorium. The exhibits open at noon and run until 11:30 PM, with an 8:00 PM three act comedy drama Hera Comes Charlie.
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Clare Public School
Clare Merchants
Clare F.F.A
Gladwin
Beaverton
Coleman
Mt. Pleasant
Harwell
McBain
Barryton
Marion
G. Wheeler
Agriculture Department
Central State Teachers College
Hera Comes
Charlie
Two Prisoners Escape Clare County Jail in Storm
During a Sunday night storm two prisoners fled the Clare county jail in Harrison. Harry Bridges of Missouri, awaiting trial on a stolen car charge, and Clare Morey, 61, of Winterfield township, escaped using a cell door pry and razor blades to cut through flooring. Sheriff Bates and deputies are pursuing and ask the public to report sightings to state police or county officials.
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Clare County
Harrison
Harry Bridges
Missouri
Clare Morey
Winterfield Township
Morey
Bates
Annual Community Fair Set for November 12
Plans for the annual community fair proceed with two teams of seventy home economics girls led by Bette Walker and Jean Groves. Entries cover canned goods baked goods sewing and fancy work with judging 8 to 10 a m on Thursday. A party for the winning team will be held by the losers.
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Bette Walker
Jean Groves
Mary Smith
Virginia Stoy
Phyllis Maxwell
Virginia Foell
Doris Zinser
Maxine Stevens
Lucille Poet
Dorothy Ouderkirk
Hffie Stanford
Ruth Schug
Dorothy Larman
Donna Leitner
Norma Carrow
Margery Parish
Donna Tubbs
Geneva Stottlemyer
Joy Groves
Virginia Stey
Penna Tubbs
Dorothy Allen
Naomi Hickok
Sylvian Bates
Beaverton
Leone Willison
Heart
America
Free Friday Matinee Promotes Child Safety In Northern Michigan
James Olson of the Ideal Theatre announces a free Friday afternoon matinee at four o clock showing safety films including Bad Master and Saving Seconds. The event, organized with Michigan State Police and the National Youth Administration, features Tom Carroll who explains the safety pledge to boys and girls.
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James Olson
Ideal Theatre
Michigan State, Police
Superintendent 0
National Youth
Tom Carroll
National Youth Administration
Michigan
National Safety Council
United States
Larman Post and Unit to Attend Legion Meeting
Coleman hosts its first Tenth District American Legion and Auxiliary meeting in Coleman with George Edward Young Post No 207 in charge. District Committeeman Lear J Doherty sparks planning as State Commander and State Auxiliary president plan to attend. Event features four thirty business session, parade, banquet at seven, and a dance for members and guests.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Coleman
George Edward Young
Lear J. Doherty
Legionires
Auxiliary
Lear J Doherty
Armistice Day Program Set For Clare School
The Clare school hosts a morning Armistice Day program next Wednesday at eleven oclock in the auditorium. The event features the school band, selections, Rev. Geo Stanford, address on curriculum and English class notes, and a performance of Taps.
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Clare School
Roosevelt Wins Big Across Nation in Historic Election
Early returns show Franklin D Roosevelt Garner and the New Deal sweeping 46 of 48 states with record totals in both electoral and popular votes. Michigan shifts to Democratic control in most offices while Republicans cling to several seats in the legislature and Roy Woodruff Clings to a lead in the Tenth District. County totals credit Kyle McKinnon and county party workers for strong Republican showings.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Congress
Michigan
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Roy O. Woodruff
Miles M. Callaghan
Reed City
Bernie Hampton
Harrison
Osceola-Clare
Clare County
Rev B M Nottage to Conduct Series at Clare Baptist
Special services begin Monday November 6 at the Baptist Church with Rev B M Nottage nationally known evangelist and editor as speaker. He aims to evangelize twelve million colored people in the U S A. The event ends with a two day missionary conference November 16 and 17 led by Mrs Harrison and Mrs Monore of Detroit, with program details to follow.
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The
Baptist Church
B. M. Nottage
Clare
Harrison
Monore
Detroit
Parks Under Development North of Clare on US 27
A WPA crew is building a circular trout rearing pond and ditching to feed an existing pond at Spike Horn creek three miles south of Harrison. A five acre tract will be cleared for tourist and picnic use, with completion expected by year end. Nearby roadside park on US 27 features rustic cottage rest rooms and tables, with snow fences being placed for winter access.
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Clare
Clare County
Spike Horn Creek
Harrison
WPA
New England Supper at Colonville Church Wednesday
The annual New England supper will be served at Colonville church on Wednesday evening November 11. Serving begins at 6 00. Prices are bid and 2 cents. Classified liner promotes results.
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New England
Colonville Church
American Education Week Observed November 9 15
The article outlines the 1921 origin and purpose of American Education Week, urging public involvement by visiting schools November 9 through 12. It details programs including a Bible club address, Armistice Day activities, home economics demonstrations, interior decorating lessons, and judging contests with prizes, plus the Community Fair sponsored by Future Farmers of America and Home Economics.
Garfield Township Resident Passes Away October 29
Henry Harrison Tryon born near Hilton Ontario May 27 1853 moved to Michigan with parents and married Barbara Kenline October 9 1871 He lived on farms near Thetford Genesee County and later near Lapeer He died October 29 and is survived by his wife and relatives The funeral was held at home on November 1 conducted by Rev Albert Dawe and burial was at Lake Cemetery.
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Henry Harrison Tryon
Hilton Ontario
Michigan
Barbara Kenline
Tryon
Thetford
Genesee Go
Lapeer
Henry
Amber
Albert Dawe
Clare
The
Lake Cemetery
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Larman Post
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Coleman Post
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Kyle McKinnon
Hach
Good Literature Club
Beck
Central State
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Saginaw
Neilson
Future Farmers of America
Garfield Township
Henry Tryon
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