Princess Theatre Spectacle and Western Romance Run
The Princess Theatre presents a western romance story November 2 to 15 with Fri Bat shows and 8 to 9 point West and Hoot Gibson. Dorothy Mackail and Jack Mulhall appear in Two Weeks Off as she seeks a break, plus readings of Feathera Richard Arlin and other acts. Sunday shows start at 7:00 p m with ongoing cinema and a community rummage sale planned for the weekend by the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theatre
Hoot Gibson
Suiae Mon
Dorothy Mackail
Jack Mulhall
Dorothy
Tyes
Feathera
Richard Arlin
Clare and Evart Fight Scoreless On Local Gridiron
Clare and Evart high schools battled to a scoreless tie at Evart last Friday. Neither side could breakthrough the other's defense though Clare threatened near the Evart goal twice before a offsides penalty nullified a score. The crowd praised sportsmanship as Midland next Monday looms with strong town support expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Evart
Hubel
Osceola
Hvart
Alldread
Midland
Chemical City
Imperial Male Quartette to Sing at Local Church
The Imperial Male Quartette of Lansing will give a recital at seven thirty next Sunday evening in the Methodist church. They will be assisted by Mrs. Raymond Guy, a noted dramatic reader. The program features negro spirituals and similar works. admission is free with a plate collection to honor the visiting singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Lansing
Raymond Guy
Michigan
Aged couple lose Grant farm home to fire
The brick farm home of Mr. and Mrs. C Murphy in Grant burned Monday afternoon. Mrs Murphy, with a dislocated ankle, was saved by passing motorists who hauled her from the house before the roof collapsed. The husband had a leg amputated last July. The home was a total loss with little insurance.
Epworth League Notes Armistice Sunday Program
Epworth League plans an appropriate Armistice Sunday program led by Mrs Lampman. Everyone is invited to meet at 6 30 for a discussion titled what is going on in the world af fair the subject promises to be very interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Lampman
Everyons
Epworth League
Awill
Esteemed Pioneer Byron Alger Dies at 49 in 1920s era
Byron Alger, longtime Michigan pioneer and Civil War veteran born in Ontario, died October 31 at his Wheaton Avenue home after several weeks of ill health. He served in Co H 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery and witnessed Lee's surrender. Funeral held Sunday at his residence with local clergy and choir. He left Canada in 1862, later settled in Isabella County and earned a large family including widow Jennie Greenaway and children Belle, Russel A., and Cora.
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Byron Alger
Mr. Alger
Canada
W. W. Hurd
Johnson
McAllister
McGuire
Colburn
Ontario
Wheaton Avenue
Minnesota
St. Clair County
Michigan
Henry
Co. H
1St Conn. Heavy Artillery
Army of the Potomac
Lee
Isabella County
Vernon Township
Eva Ledsworth
Cora
Murney Bell
Flint
Alger
Maggie Murdock
George
Jennie Greenaway
Belle
Tacoma
Washington
Russel A
C. H. Sutherland
Lettie Graves
Clare
David Alger
Harvard
Clementine Lynch Called by Death
Eleven year old Clementine Lynch of Vernon born November 4 1917 died October 25 1929 after pneumonia. She was a pupil at St Henrys Academy loved by family and St Marys Sisters with six brothers and three sisters. Funeral held at St Marys church with Requiem Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Clementine
John Lynch
Vernon
Clementine
St. Henry’s Academy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Heaven
Glennie
Frank
Rosebush
Charles
Royal Oak
Leo
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph
Bernard
Elmer
Mary
LaVarne Prast
Saginew
Nesabelh
Clemié
St. Mnry’s
Father Fons, Wang
Little Clemie
Radio Screen Grid Advertisement Fragments at Atwater Kent
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of radio components and brands including Atwater Kent Screen Grid and references to Kirk Patrick Druggist. The readable text is incomplete, hard to verify. No clear event or outcome is evident in the surviving lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neddig Point
Atwater
Community event honors world history with school band program
Citizens urged to assist the American Legion and public schools in an important world history celebration. The program includes Flanders Field Sale Address Band Selection Benediction and two high school bands led by Rev. Fr. Morrison and Rev. H. B. Johnson with performers Miss Louisa Rogers and Mrs. W. S. McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Wise Township Young Man Carl Maxwell Dies
Friends mourn the death of Carl Maxwell a young man from Wise Township after months of illness. The service was held Thursday at 3 00 pm from the home with Revs W W Hurd and W N Younglove officiating and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. The obituary will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Maxwell
Carl
W. W. Hurd
W. N. Younglove
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Paving US-10 planned Clare to Midland in 1931
Grovers Dillman, state highway Commissioner, says the department plans to pave US-10 from Clare to Midland in 1931. Grading will be finished next year with a possible new course over most of the route to remove bad curves and railroad crossings at North Bradley and Coleman. The department also approved an emergency measure for about twelve miles of pavement on US-20 from Mt. Pleasant east to the oil fields, signaling a relocation likely due to oil traffic. Fifteen miles of concrete will join with extensive southward paving next season.
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Grovers. Dillman
Clare
Midland
North Bradley
Coleman
U. S. 20
Mt. Pleasant
Nineteen Pupils Presented in Recital
Mrs. Helen Lucile Bicknell showcased nineteen piano pupils in a memory recital at her East State Street home studio last Saturday. The program featured Virgie Dysinger through Elizabeth Feighner with light refreshments served afterward and notice of an in‑winter contest among her pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lucile Bicknell
East State Street
Virgie Dysinger
Nina Cradit
Ethelyn Brown
Margaret Wigan
Marion ‘Whitte
Pearl Maxine Presley
Marguérite Lower
Fé Cradit
Freda June Krell
Paula Fitzpatrick
Viola Krell
Hunice Sunday
Norma Bates
Maxine Krell
Fragmented OCR note with garbled content
Readable fragments mention a model and names like Boyd and Kivkgat, but overall text is corrupt leaving no clear event, place, or date to summarize into a full card. The readable items are insufficient for a coherent title or factual summary.
Here Comes Arabella the Home Talent Play
The St. Cecilia Altar Society presents That musical comedy that centers on Arabella and features Marjorie Jackson in the title role with Arthur Fleming as Bob Adair. The cast includes Acey Parker Thomas Horton Shorty Grover and a cast of local actors at the high school auditorium with proceeds aiding the Altar Society fund.
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Arabella
St. Cecilia Altar Society
Adeline Edyards
Marjorie Jackson
Bob Adair
Arthur Fleming
Bob
Acey Parker
Sydney Hopewell
Parker
Jack
Bill
Thomas Horton
Shorty Grover
Imogene
Crystabell
Henrietta
Personality School
Helen Mitchel
Louisa Rogers
Katherine Crowell
Pearl’ Johnson
Hildegarde Groves
Prudence
Debby
Arleigh Gorr
Josh
Pet Lee
Levinski
A. L. Rogers
Altar Society
Public Auction for Largest Holstein Herd in Wetford County
A public auction offers the largest herd of purebred Holsteins in Wetford County plus a full line of farm tools. Wilde sold November lith. Sale starts at nine presidk and S J Shine located 7 miles west of McBains will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetford
Wilde
Soly
S.J. Shine
Sealed Proposals Sought for Clare Post Office Furnishings
Beated proposals for furnishing quitters for the Clare Post Office will be received until November 30th. Tenders will be opened at the Post Office and completed within the stated contract terms per local procurement rules.
Field Secretary outlines Eldership meeting at Colonville
Rev J W Whisler of Findley College writes from Utahe Michigan on a Michigan Eldership held October 13 to 15 at the Colonville church. He recalls a warm welcome from the Michigan Eldership and offers to return to aid their work.
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Colonville
Whisler
Michigan
J. W. Whisler
Findley College
Churches of God of North America
Collonville Church
Church Advocate
Utahe
F. N. Bates
Maynard
Clare
Indiar
Four Feathers and Jungle Thrills At Princess Theatre
A new film spectacle combines Beau Geste romance with jungle action starring Richard Arlen. Fay Wrays appears as audiences in Hollywood to Africa settings, with 5000 players and 7000 animals. Show runs Tuesday to Thursday with 40 and 20 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Africa
Richard Arlen
Fay Wrary
Princess Theatre
Notice to all parties settle debts by November 20
All parties owing me please settle before November 20. Chas Stirling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Stirling
Funds secured for new St. Cecilia church rectory
Officials and parishioners at a St. Cecilia church dinner praised efforts to raise funds for a new rectory. Rev. Fr. Morrison announced $5 000 pledged to match a $5 000 gift, bringing the total toward providing a pastor’s residence, as long‑standing parishioner support and community speakers highlighted the church’s growth since its 1900 founding.
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St. Cecila Church
John E. Doherty
Doherty Hotel
Fr. Morrison
John 4. Jackson
Varity Prégent
St. Cecilia
Clare
Midland
Jackson
Fr. Malone
M. B. Gallagher
Fred Morgan
Gordon Fitspatrick
Ua. W. Jackson
J. E. Doherty
L. W. Jackson
Alex Dora
George Fitzpatrick
Frank Murphy
Leon Gleason
Peter Flood
Sylvester Wentworth
Margaret Morgan
H. B. Johnson
Doherty
St. Cecilia Church
Cornelius Mulcahy
Akron
Ohio
St Henry's
Vernon
Morrison
Haley and Groves Sell Oil Station in City
The Mutual Oil Company has become owner of the Haley and Groves oil station, which took possession on November 1. The new owners plan repainting the buildings and continuing car washing and greasing services, with Haley expected to run his father’s business and Groves staying on as an employee of the new company. Deer season opens November 15 with Harris and Gir holding deer licenses and shells of all sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Oil Company
Haley & Groves
Mossra, Haley & Groves
Mia Ialey
Mr. Groves
Arthus Parrish
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Clare Study Club
Public School
Anderson
B. A. Anderson
Our City School
Alex Artibee
Donald Bicknell
Linto
Cyril Scott
Doris Gerow
Maxine Jones
Edwin Foss
Norris Elden
Doris Ramey
Virginia Horton
Maxine Sowles
Marcia Sutton
Marion White
Frances Green
Anna Morgan
Betty Gordanier
Virginia Fria
W. S. McAllister
Imperial Male Quartette
J. C. Murphy
Epworth
Clementine Lynch
St. Henry’s Church
Clare High School
Mce Ewan and
Fifth Streets
Flanders Field
W. W. Hard
Lare High School
Wise Township
Aswater Cent
Fadio
Comex
Rivardanasits
Detest
Boyd
Kivkgat
H.S. Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Midland High School
Midland School
George Boyd
Clare Champer of Commerce
Claré
Clare School
Haley
Groves
McEwan and
Sixth Streets
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