Patterson Banquet A Big Success At Congregational Church
One hundred ten men and boys attended the annual father and son banquet hosted by the Ladies Guild at the Congregational church. Toastmaster John A. Nelson praised the Guild, while Rev. H. B. Johnson urged active male involvement with boys, stressing education, character, and Christian living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
John A. Nelson
Guild
Edgar Guest
H. B. Johnson
Christ
Detroit Wholesalers to Visit Clare November 18
Ernest B H Prine secretary of the Detroit Wholesale Merchants Bureau announced a Clare visit by Detroit wholesalers on Wednesday November 18. The party arrives about four o clock and will be entertained at a complimentary dinner in the Hotel Doherty dining room at 6 15. Harry Campbell vice president of the Detroit Board of Commerce will accompany them and deliver the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest BH. Prine
Wholesale Merchants Bureau
Detroit Board of Commerce
Clare
Detroit
City
Doherty
Harry Campbell
Auction Sales Set Across Several Farwell Area Farms
Tuesday November 17 auctions list Barlow personal property sale six and a half miles west of Farwell. Wednesday November 18 Aaron Allen farm sale one and a half miles south of West Grant school. Groves starts at 2:00 p m. Thursday November 19 David Harper near Hinkle school sells farm equipment at 12 20 p m with sales notes in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Barlow
Aaron Allen
West Grant School Loase
Groves
David Harper
Hinkle School
Deer hunting permits available at Clare Hardware store
M. B. Gallagher at the Clare Hardware and Implement Co store offers deer hunting permits. Clerk Ima Hoag handles the transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Gallagher
Clare Hardware and Implement .Co
Imma Hoag
Rabbit Supper at Sim Grove Hall Friday
Sapbit pupper supper announced by the Advence Grange at Sim Grove hall on Friday evening November 20. Invitations extended to all. A separate Crown Circle class will hold a leaked goods sale at the Trig store Saturday beginning at 11:00 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Grove Hall
Crown Circle
Gaturdey
Patricia Ann Stone Crowned Grand Prize Baby
Patricia Ann Stone, three years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Stone of 1528 East Seventy-third Place Chicago, was named Grand Prize baby at the Progress Pageant by the South Shore Association of Commerce after a judging of over a thousand babies. The Jackson Park Chicago Medical Society endorsed the award and she received a loving cup and $100. The Stones’ pride followed the family’s long connection to the event and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Progress
South Shore Association of Commerce
Chicago
Patricia Ann Stone
Fred A. Stone
Jackson Park
Chicago Medical Society
Loving Cup and $100. Mr. Stone
J. Stone
Sheridan Resident Dies in Self Inflicted Shotgun Death
Jobe Randle lives five miles east and 112 miles north of Clare died by self inflicted gunshot in his workshop between 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m Wednesday. Coroner Maynard ruled death from own action as a result of illness and dependency. He is survived by his wife Ruth Randie and nine children. Funeral planned Saturday at Sheridan Baptist Church with Rev A P MacDonald officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Randle
Clare
Ruth Randie
Clifford
Thos. H. Maynard
Holbrook
Randle
Maynard
Sheridan Baptist Church
Rev
A. P. MacDonald
Grant Terwilliger Sells Harness Shop to Fred Donner
Fred Donner became owner of the harness shop and business of Grant Terwilliger after a Thursday closing and possession on Wednesday. Terwilliger, in business eleven years, leaves for Ann Arbor. Mr. Connor relocates from Sutton's Bay with his family and is highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Donner
Grant Terwilliger
Mr. Terwilliger
Ann Arbor
Connor
Sutton’s Bay
School To Observe Education Week Activities
The city schools will observe Education Week next week with an open house one evening. Parents will be notified when a date is set and invited to witness the regular afternoon session held in the evening across all grades.
Oyster Supper at I O O F Hall Aids Davis Family
An oyster supper will be served Monday evening November 16 starting at six o'clock at the I O O F hall. Plates are 35 cents. Proceeds benefit the Davis family of Vernon who are dealing with illness. L O L committee organizes event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Davis
Vernon
Dancing Party by Crampton and Ryan Orchestra
The RE of club engages Crampton and Ryan's broadcasting orchestra for a Friday November 20 dancing party. Admission is one dollar per couple with an extra twenty five cents for an additional lady. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampton
Ryan
Famous Broadcasting Orchestra
Charles Little Laid to Rest in Vernon Township
Charles Little died at his Vernon township home on November 2 after a long illness. He was about sixty, born in Saginaw, married Isabella McWihanny in 1889, and had twelve children. The funeral at St. Henry's church was well attended and he is buried in St. Henry's cemetery beside his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Little
Vernon Township
Saginaw
Vernon
Isabella McWihanny
Marl
Flint
Howard
Bert
Ernest
Henry
Gus
John
Wm. Blondheim
Joseph. Murphy
Claré
Chas. Merrill
Harrison
Josephine
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Little
Tallmore Township
Philomena Little
Edward
Bertrand
Mt. Pleasant
Albert
Lansing
Tom Lawler
Derwin
Geo . Swindlehurst
Marion
Flanagan
Clare Library Adds New Books to Public Use
Clare Library expands offerings with 22 juvenile titles including Dutch Twins Italian Twins Lucy s The Dragon's Secret and Just So Stories A board meeting will be held Tuesday evening November 17 to conduct important business and urge all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Lucys
Perkins
Quin
Alice Hogan
Rice
St. Nicholas
Richards
Library
Local Legion debates capital punishment after meeting disruption
Monday night at Walter Larman Post in T. C. Holbrook's office a disturbance occurred as Local Deputy Sheriff brought a roomer for county domicile violations. Members split over capital punishment with plans for a citizen's jury backed public debate in two weeks after both sides submit statistics and proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Larman
T. C. Holbrook
America
C. W. Perry
Leo Odin
Frank Koepplinger
Alien Cram
Homer Douglas
Jay Bell
Oak china cabinet and dining table for sale
Large oak china cabinet and a dining table offered for sale at Jackson's Market. Interested buyers may inquire locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Market
Armistice Day Observed by Eighth Grade at High School
In a patriotic Armistice Day program at the high school auditorium directed by Mrs Hackmuth the eighth grade organized a ceremony with flags a soldier’s stage and decorations. Burke Collins Byron Gallagher William Larkpatrick and Thomas Horton led setup. N L Tibbits gave the address and urged civic groups to observe the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackmuth
Burke Collins
Byron Gallagher
William Larkpatrick
Thomas Horton
Farmers Having Their Troubles Harvesting Sugar Beets
Wet sunless September and October delayed beet lifting until October 20. Cold rains and snow hinder ongoing work with snow on the ground this week. An estimate shows about 20 percent of Clare area beets still in ground and 20 percent piled but not topped, with full harvest expected. bean crop in the area may be 10 percent in fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Lester J. Allen and Olive Teale Wed in Sheridan Township
Lester J. Allen and Olive Teale of Sheridan township were married at the Congregational Parsonage on Saturday evening October 31. The Rev H B Johnson performed the ceremony with a ring service. Attendants included Harvey Armentrout and Miss Beulah Teale. They will reside in Sheridan township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester J. Allen
Olive Teale
Sheridan Township
H. B. Johnson
Harvey, Armentrout
Sheridan
Beulah Teale
Gratitude for Support After Runyan Misfortune
The Runyan family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the hospital stay. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Penroxe for their faithfulness, and to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Runyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Runyan
Howard Penroxe
Ed. Runyan
Demonstration for Bean Picker and Butcher Knives at Clare Co
Demonstration Saturday November 14 at Clare Hardware and Implement Company. Bring a sample of screened beans preferably heavy pickers. Guaranteed Butcher Knives available Saturday only starting 1 00 p.m. at Clare Hardware and Implement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hardware & Implement Company
Clare Hardware & Imp. Co, Co
Delphian Unit to Be Formed Monday in Clare
A National Delphian Society unit will organize in Clare at Hotel Doherty Monday evening at 7:30 under Miss Miria Graff and Miss Alta Witzel. Local women have enrolled as the permanent chapter forms, joining Grand Rapids and other chapters across the state in promoting higher education and personal development for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Delphian Society
Qlare
Hotel Doherty
Miria Graff
Alta Witzel
Grand Rapids
Plint
Saginaw
Far Eastern
Middle West
Golden Wedding Celebration In Owosso For Cunningham Couple
Last Sunday marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cunningham of Hatton township. The couple, born in Ontario, settled in Clare County, Michigan over forty years ago and were honored at a family dinner hosted by their daughter Mrs. D. Carmichael in Owosso. Attending were four children J. H. Cunningham of Flint, Mrs. W. H. Balsley and Wm. Cunningham of Detroit, Mrs. Carmichael, and many relatives including Agnes Hiliott and the Elliott and Cunningham families from Detroit Clare Green Bay Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cunningham
Hatton Township
D. Carmichael
Owosso
Mrs. Cunningham
Ontario
Michigan
Clare County
J. H
Flint
W. H. Balsley
Detroit
Carmichael
Agnes Hiliott
Thos. Elliott
Wesley Elliott
J. Elliott and Sons
Noris and
Alfred
Clare
Leslie Cunningham
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Pythian Sisters Entertain Husbands at Social
Pythian Sisters and their husbands gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hari Tupper on Thursday evening November 5 for progressive Pedro. O A Derby won first honors, Frank Dalton took the consolation prize, a bountiful lunch followed, and music accompanied the closing departure. The next gathering is set for November 19 at Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ackerman to play 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hari Tupper
Pedro
O. A. Derby
Frank Dalton
Geo. Ackerman
Drivers urged to light wagons after dark to protect lives
A public notice stresses that drivers of wagons and conveyances must carry lights after dark. It warns that neglect endangers both the drivers and others on the road and urges consideration for the safety of others.
New England Supper Held by de Colonville Ladies
The Ladies of de Colonville will hold their annual New England supper in the church basement on Thursday evening November 19th. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Colonville
New England
Diverybody
Notice of Settlements for Harness Business Accounts
Notice by Grant Terwilligar that he is disposing of his harness business and leaving the city seeks all debtors to call and settle their accounts by December 1.
Lady Maccabees Install Officers at LaTosca Hive
LaTosca Hive No 170 of the L O T M met at Commander Mrs Minnie Kaul’s home Wednesday evening. After a pot luck dinner a meeting installed officers for the year including Commander Mrs Minnie Kaul Lieut Commander Mrs Hattie Wilson and others. The District Convention will be held at Coleman next week Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Caul
Margaret Derby
Bert Capen
Pearl Kratz
Sargeant
Helen Doherty
Sentinel
Annie Mooney
Picket
Lillian Stirling
Coleman
Seven Pay Fines For Thievery
Seven men from the Farwell area planned to steal beaks and honey from the Stanley farm then moved beans to an old house. After an alarm at a Midland elevator, the sheriff and prosecutor uncovered the scheme leading to guilty pleas and $10 fines plus costs or 15 days in jail. George Middleton, on probation for liquor violations, was picked up and will be returned to serve time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Frazelle
Carl Esterline
Hmil Middleton
Chas. Shafer
Chester Mills
Farwell
Stanley Farm
John van Buskirk
Emil Middleton
Geo. Middleton
Geo. Tiedeman
Charlies Shafer
Justice Mater
van Buskirk
Shiawassee County
Etter
Middleton
Club Women Banquet Tonight in Clare
Mrs. Fisher R. Hunter of St Johns and president of Michigan Federation of Club Women visits Clare Study Club. Mrs. Anna Belle Listex hosts at her home and a dinner banquet will be held at the Hotel Doherty at 6 p m. The Club invites Good Literature Club Farwell Study Club and Harrison Club to join the meeting and listen to Mrs Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisther R. Hunter
St. Johns
Michigan
Federation’ of Club Women
Clare Study Club
Anna Belle Listex
Princess Theatre Week Preview and Show lineup
The Princess Theatre announces November 14 to 20 with The Beauty Prize starring Vita Dana and Percy Hammond and The Trouble with Wives with Tom Moore. The evils Cargo features Wallace Beery and Pauline Stark. Also shown are The Little French Girl with Mary Brian and The Freshman dates November 23 to 25 with matinees at 2 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita Dana
Percy Hammond
Sun
Tom Moore
Wallace Beery
Pauline
Starkyr
ThursFri
Mary Brian
Dance to be held at free ber 48th event
A free dance will be held to celebrate the 48th anniversary with all residents invited to attend the evening event and enjoy music and dancing.
Local Team Domination Seals 51 0 Victory Over Clare
Local players overpower Clare with a 51 to 0 win. D Schoonover and Thayer score early, W Johnson and Petchnik add touchdowns in second quarter, then multiple late scores. Lineup and substitutions noted, preview hints at a close upcoming game against Heart at Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBain
Clare
Hite
Lawson
Oval
D. Schoonover
J. Johnson
Johnson
Thayer
Petchnik
Glare
W. Johnson
R. EL
Davy
R. Tackle
R. Juard
Seiter
White
L. G
Casey
L. T
McNerney
L. B
Kidder S. B
Johnson R. H. B
W. Johnson R. B
Schoonover
Third Accident OC CURS ON SAME CORNER
The third auto collision in months occurred at Beech and West Fifth streets as a northbound Robin Wilson vehicle collided with a hunter party from Saginaw coming east. Neither driver injured. Wilson car badly damaged. Saginaw car minor damage. No garages taken. no stop signs at corner. city officials urged to install signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech and
West Bth
Robin Wilson
Clare
Saginaw
Wilson
Sage Ian
West Fifth Street
Community event fundraiser benefits tragedy relief sale
Thanks are given to all who supported the event that raised funds and added 187.74 to relief efforts. Remaining fancy work will be sold Saturday December 12 to continue supporting the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterr Tor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patterson
Fred Stone
This City
L. O. L. Committee
Clare Library
N. L. Tibbits
W. W. Gumger
A. H. Horton
Flanders Field
Wilma Hochstetler
Tibbits
Teale-Allen
Grant Terwilligar
Lady Maccabees
Midland
Princess Theatre
Fifth Streets
C. E. S. Fair
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