Many Clare-area residents host and visit kin across Michigan
Extensive list of visitors and travelers from Clare and nearby towns. Falls among relatives in Flint Detroit Marion Beulah Traverse City Alma Saginaw Midland Bay City and Cadillac with numerousCalls, weekend visits, homecomings and weddings noted for October to November period.
Newborns and local gatherings fill Mt Pleasant weekend
Mr and Mrs Warren Tice welcomed a baby boy Michael Wayne born Monday November 2 at home weighing seven pounds seven and three quarters ounces. James Maloney and Helen Sutton welcomed son Thomas Joseph born October 29 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing seven and a half pounds. A Methodist high school skating party and multiple local visitors attended youth rallies and revival meetings with Rev George Huber at Euclid Avenue Church of God in Bay City.
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Henry Ackerman
Flint
Frank Brown
Detroit
Clare
Harl Sternaman
John Empey
Marion
James Gillespie
Claud
Wheeler
George Finch
Leon Casner
Sidney
Clara Halla
Walter
Will Gordon
Gib Johnson
John Lowery
Rosebush
Anna Arrand
D. W. Osborn
Beulah
Traverse City
Albert Myers
Caroline
Mt. Pleasant
Jack Bouchey
L. C. Garthe
Viola Weiss
Ezra Cobleigh
Ben Venner
Charles Clark
Seymour Border
Ernest Chaffee
Howard Richter
St. Louis
Ralph Brown
Ellen Foltz
Sam Fitch
Grand Blanc
Raymond Thompson
Clyde Kistler
Brown Corners
Charles Whitlock
Scott Hemstreet
Grant Township
Floren Pudway
Sheridan Township
George Hemstreet
John Hughes
Andrew Friz
Perry Geeck
Donald Holbrook
Tim Graves
Harrison
East State Street
Hubert Sills
James Stanley
Joe Coats
Arthur
Coe Robinette
A. A. Frey
Tim Frey
Howard McComb
Otter Lake
Lloyd Edick
George Lehr
Shirley Ann
Jay
M. R. Howlett
Gordo
McIntosh
Saginaw
William Gorringe
Lansing
Leo Brown
Howard McCombb
Clifford Powers
Donna Meek
Harold Jones
Stanley Muller
Byron Vannest
Gladwin
Addison Pascoe
Claud Hartman
Wayne Geeck
Bay City
Devoe Ship Yards
Allen Crum
Ernest Green
Bert Hubel
Martz Detwiler
C. A. Perry
Frank Graham
Phil Geeck
Edward Schiafley
Sjr
Geeck
West Fifth Street
Lowell Schaeffer
Manistique
J. W. Schaeffer
Earl Ruby
Carlyle Meek
Diane
Meek
Pfc
Stanley W. Burdo
Grand Rapids
Lorena Henderson
Vernon Township
Harl Tupper
Miss Andrews
Midland
Bessie Anschuetz
Loretta Harrold
Josephine Lieb
Evelene Lieb
Minnesota
Mary Lytle
Omer
Martha Ann
Whileen
Albion
George
Alma
Ithaca
B. A. Samborn
Wesley
Robert
Wilson Samborn
Coleman
Junior Samborn
Will Hawkins
Billie
Mayme Stevens
Ann Arbor
Ralph Stevens
Robert Stillman
Columbus
Ohio
James Mowbray
John Northon
S. R. Carr
Chicago
Illinois
Ed. Schiaffey
Herb Randall
Iva Dickerson
Farwell
Edward Mussells
Arthur Brown
Edward Mussell
Kay
Jeff Hartman
The
Soo
Theo Wallington
William Terwilliger
Lake City
Jacob Walker
Chalmer Brown and Sons
John Widman
Masons
Farmers Victory
Barbara Leavitt
Elsie
Paul Lowrey
John G’grady
Mercy Hospital
Lee Goff
Millie Anderson
L. H. Thompson
Percy Stough
Jonesville
John Stough
Erwin Zinser
Paula Mowbray
Bernice Leonard
M. Stevenson
Frank Manion
Knapp
Ewart
William van Vorst
Lowell
Harl Ruby
Philip Myrand
D. Myrand
O. H. Breen
Susan Walker
Coach Brown
Eugene Wyman
Bernard
Jimmy Ryan
Geraldine LeRoux
Helen
Norma Gay
George Shayler
Sol
Bob Whitney
Bentley
Air Corps
Charles Davies
Mendon
Icem Slentz
Harl Phimsey
Sheridan
A. Fortin
Jack
Virginia’ Bennett
Cecelia Oats
George Carrier
Annie Hubel
Ensley Hubel
Ferndale
Will Hendrie
Raymond Thayer
Warren Tice
Michael Wayne
James Maloney
Helen Sutton
Byron Center
Community Hospital
Thomas Joseph
Tommy Joe
Methodist High School
Don Holbrook
Phil Myrand
Don Myrand
John H. Hall
David Seiter
Colonville
Hall
Eagle
Dover
Arthur Center
Elm Grove
Harry Cleveland
Hilla
Ardath
Ruth
WSAM
Hila
Bila
Jesus
Euclid Avenue Church of God
George Huber
District No 20 Association Meeting in Clare
The District No 20 Association will meet in Clare next Thursday evening November 12 with Clare I D O F and Rebekahs as hosts. It is the first meeting for the new officers and a good attendance is expected.
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District No. .20
Clare
Clare 1.D.0.f
Rebekahs
O D F Lodge Plans Midland Visit For First Degree
The I O O F lodge met Monday evening with Ed Mussell presiding. A good attendance planned to take three candidates to Midland Wednesday to receive the first degree.
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ODD Fellows
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Ed. Mussell
Noble Grand
Midland
Clare Townsend Club Meeting Plans November 12 Party
Clare Townsend Club No. 2 met in the Archambault building with Mrs. Effie Harvey presiding. Reports were accepted and plans made for a November 12 party and a bake supper with defense stamps as prizes. All members and friends are urged to attend.
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Clare Townsend Club
Clare Townsend Club No. 2
Archambault Building
Effie Harvey
America
Rebekah Club Hosts Pot Luck and Birthday
Mrs. Margaret Irwin hosted the Rebekah Club Friday with a pot luck dinner for nineteen members and guests. Maude Stevens chaired the meeting, plans for a Christmas Bazaar were discussed, and Lulu Lamb received birthday gifts. The next meeting is November 13 at Mrs. Emma Youmans’s home on East Fifth Street.
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Rebekah Club
Margaret Irwin
Maude Stevens
Lulu Lamb
Emma Youmans
East Fifth Street
Strange Reunion After 24 Years At Melbourne Handshake
In Melbourne Australia two World War I veterans met again after a cockpit crash over Ypres in 1917. Captain I M Moffat-Pender, the pilot, and W T Smith, the observer, exchanged astonished words upon recognizing each other despite believing the other dead.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ypres
I. M. Moffat-Pender
W. T. Smith
Moffat- Pender
Smith
First Scandal Col Mentioned by Defoe in 1704
As early as 1704 Daniel Defoe, regarded as a pioneering English journalist, published a department titled The Scandal Club in his tri weekly Review, marking an early example of tabloid style commentary.
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Scandal
Col
Daniel Defoe
The
Review
Spay Clinic Ad Touts Acne Care and More at Anderson’s
An old newspaper ad promotes acne treatment at Anderson’s Drug Store and lists 20 other items offered by the dealer. The brief spot highlights skin care and a general catalog of medicines.
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Ourden
Edor
Anderson’s Drug Store
Raleigh Capitol stairs show nicks from whiskey barrel roll
Circular stone stairs in the Capitol at Raleigh retain nicks from whiskey barrels rolled up during Reconstruction legislatures after the Civil War. Kingbirds are noted for keeping crows and hawks away from chicken yards and feed on insects and wild fruits with little impact on domestic varieties. The French government awarded the fourragere to the fifth and sixth U S Marines after multiple army citations.
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Raleigh
N. C
U. S
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Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
District No. 20 Association
France
Franklin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Summerfield
Surrey
Winterfield
Ward
North Star Grocery Company
Michigan
Monarch Farm House
Texas