Community Meetings Schedule Planned for Week
Mrs. Fred Loomis hosts King's Daughters next Thursday afternoon. Ladies Union visit Mrs. A J Kane this Friday afternoon. Mrs Sutherland to entertain next week. Ladies Auxiliary meets with Mrs B H Sternaman next Wednesday. Rebekahs host party at I O O F hall Tuesday night with guest welcome. Baptist church social next Friday with pot luck supper for members and friends.
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Fred Loomis
The
Ladies Union
A. J. Kane
B. H. Sternaman
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Baptist Church
Young Woman Leona Bailey Dies in Greenwood Home
Leona Bernice Bailey born Dunkirk Indiana June 18 1910 died November 2 1931 age 21 4 14 married July 20 1925 to Robert Van Buskirk in Greenwood Township. Survived by husband two children five year old Dallas Leroy and Mother May two years old. Also four brothers Harvey Fred Bailey Archie Bailey and David Jr and sister Mrs Henry Austin. Funeral in Greenwood town hall officiated by Rev R M Busler with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Leona Bernice Bailey
Dunkirk
Indiana
Robert van Buskirk
Dallas Leroy
May
Greenwood Township
David Bailey
Harvey
Fred Bailey
Lansing
Archie
Detroit
David, Jr
Pontiac
Henry Austin
Harrison
Greenwood Town Hall
R. M. Busler
Greenwood Cemetery
Department of State reports rise in new company filings
The October month saw 8000 corporate incorporation requests, signaling improving business conditions. License plates for new cars go on sale November 14, with replacements available December 1 and valid until March 1, 1982. The legislative manual is ready for distribution to county officials and schools, with sale price set at 160 dollars.
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Corporation Division
Department of State
Department. of State
Lansingg
Fred Smith
Ypsilanti
Marquette
George W. Sample
Washtenaw County
Morris D. Kirby
Smith
Hhs
Lansing
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lansging
Upper Peninsula
Conservation Department
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company
Newberry
Michigan Conservation Dept Uses Tagged Bucks to Track Deer Movement
The Michigan Department of Conservation reports 125 tagged deer, mostly bucks, are in the northern lower peninsula and upper peninsula. Hunters are urged to report tag numbers and where killed to help map deer movements over a year.
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Lansing
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Dept. of Conservation
Department of Conservation
Hulbert Deer Yard
Crawford Game Refuge
Turtle Lake
Alpena
Lunden Game Refuge
Alpena State Forest
Iosco Game Refuge
Oscoda
Michigan
Auction Sale Near McConnell's Corners
Irwin and Son will hold a public sale of a large livestock list on November 24 at a location half a mile west of McConnell's corners. Watch for the advertisement next week with full bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
McConnell’s Corners
Livestock Listing For Farmers Markets
A livestock listing announces produce and shipping dates for farmers. The notice specifies Tuesday November 24 and December 8 for shipments and includes a telephone contact 139.
Michigan News Roundup of Ford Farm to Dredging and Death
A disjointed list of regional items notes Henry Ford actively managing a Blaine county farm with strawberry harvests, a Devereaux incident injuring a 28 year old arm amputation, and Ford Motor Co starting winter logging in Baraga County. It covers a Mackinac Island hotel receivership in St Ignace, enrollment drops at the University of Michigan, a Hoover birthday toast in Grand Rapids, a municipal power contract dispute in Bay City, and varied Lansing notes on licenses, deer patrols, and highway spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Fred Leonard
Devereaux
Roy Leonard
Sheldon Memorial Hospital
Baraga
Ford Motor Co
Araga County
Ford Railway
L’Ange_ and
Pequaming
St. Ignace
Mackinac Island
Grand Hotel
Olive N. Ballard
French’ Lick
Ind
Elise Chase
Loes
W. H. Wieand
Coldwater
Bay City
City Power League
Consumers Power Co
Ludington
Michigan
Hart D. Bates
Haworth Heights
Saginaw
Saginaw River
Education talk urges lifelong learning and community action
Mrs. Keyworth outlines an adult education institute to be held in Ann Arbor next spring with Dr. Fisher aiding planning. If 400 enroll, cost is three dollars for a week with about 35 to 40 lectures. May Festival in June promises musical talent and Clare Study Club aims for strong representation.
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Keyworth
Ann Arbor
Fisher
State Federation of Women’s Club
Muskegon
Clare Study Club
John Wilson
B. A. ‘Anderson
Two Hundred Feted at Harrison Event
About two hundred people gathered at the Harrison Opera House Thursday evening for the Hunting and Fishing On event. A dinner by the Harrison Chapter of C B S followed an invocation by Rev Busler. Toastmaster Asa Aldrich led the program with talks by Peter Oman and others, plus wildlife pictures from the State Conservation Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison Opera House
Harrison Chapter
R. M
Busler
Asa Aldvich
William Murphy
Asa Aldiich
Peter Oman
Lake
Paul Gibson
Wm. Murphy
Clement, Hildebrandt
Frank Bush
Supt
Chas. Amble
O .C. Somerville
W. L. Park
Claire Aire Ranch
Fred Weatherhead
Leota Hildebrandt
Hileen ‘Amble
Paquain
State Conservation Department
Hildebrandt
Winterfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Winterfield residents report visits among families including Delts G J and Gaskill Sam and clan to Marion Clinton Foster. Greenwood John Cook to Cuttler. Davis Marion to Fos t 7 Fe ter. Lansing Owen Stid and Leo Keith with Lewis Long. Road work on M 61 progresses nicely and promises a fine road upon completion. Multiple calls and visits end with Mary Randall’s daughter Nealie Cook and a Chicago visitor Mrs Walker staying with R Gable family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Delts
Sam Gaskill
Clinton Foster
Marion
John Cook
Greenwood
Edd Cuttler
S. Miles. Davis
M. C. Fost
Owen
Stid
Mary Randall
Mrs. Nealie Cook
Mrs. R. Gable
Mrs. Walker
Chicago
Community Notes From Clare County
Mrs aN Leonards visits the Dunslop family for a big week. Willard Wilsons left Thursday for Plymouth and relatives. McAllister move to Plymouth to establish a future home. Al Wilkinson and Leo Smith brought back an International three ton truck for the Clare County Road Commission in six hours. Mrs Mulder entertained Mrs Keyworth and Mrs Plumb of Detroit with a dinner at Hotel Doherty. Clyde Butters injured near Five Lakes when steering gear failed and vehicle hit a tree. Dr Clute treated facial and chest wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Leonards
al Wilkinson
Leo Smith
Fort Wayne
Ind
Clare County Road Commission
A. B. Mulder
R. M. Keyworth
Wm. Plumb
Detroit
Clare Study Club
Doherty
Clyde Butters
Grant Township
Five Lakes
Clute
Rev J Lockyer Addresses COF C Meeting on Dollars and World Peace
Rev J Lockyer spoke at a Monday COF C meeting on dollars and world peace. He analyzed international trade and finance, reparations, and debt cancellation, noting impacts on nations and especially Europe toward the United States. The program included a quartet and thanks were extended before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockyer
Cof C
Town
Malcolm Peighner
West Side
Ed. Johnston
Fred McGuire
Arthur Fleming
Geo. Boyd
Norris
Neal Biden
J. Lockyer
M. &. Church
United States of America
McGuire
Unique Display of War Relics at Tibbill Store
Tibbill store showcases World War I relics including an American helmet with shrapnel, a Red Cross flag from the St Die sector, and group photos featuring Howard Brown and Omer Parent. Postcards depict devastated Europe, Belgian retreats, and leave zones for recuperation as Tibbits funds school children’s interest with this exhibit.
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Tibbill
St. Mihiel Drive
Howard Brown
Omer Parent
Mr. Parent
Helen Piaski
Parent
Red Cross
Tibs
Straussberg
St. Die
Belgium
Tibbits
Great Sailor's Funeral: Drake Voyage Burial Notes
A 1652 London print narrates Sir Francis Drake’s burial at sea with funeral rites, trumpets and lament, noting the interment followed naval custom as the corps was laid down and discharged into the sea amid mournful ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Sir Francis Drake
London
Cophin
Fox
Rosebush Presbyterian Endeavor elects officers for church group
The Rosebush Presbyterian Church Youth chooses Florence McKnight as president and Florence Graham as secretary among others. They plan Sunday 6 30 meetings and a membership drive led by Mrs Russell Cowden and Mrs Lorne Coyne with a Thanksgiving pageant in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Florence McKnight
Loren Coyne
Florence Graham
Minnie Prout
Russell Cowden
Lorne Coyne
Dances Discontinued by Mt. Vernon Grange
Mt. Vernon Grange Entertainment Committee halts dances until further notice. Community notice cites ongoing decision and postponement of social events.
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Mt. Vernon
Clare Shipping Dates Notify Members
The Clare Shipping Association schedules shipments for Tuesday November 17 and December 1. Contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper, at 220F21 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Protect Bank Money Orders For Sale Ad at Citizens State Bank
An advertisement promotes money orders available for sale at The Citizens State Bank. The ad emphasizes a convenient way to send money and protects banking services offered by the local institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Citizens State Bank
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Clare County Savings Bank
the Home
Michigan Department OF Conservation
Division of Education and Public
Mt . Aie
Eo Tate
Dundge
Dundee
Haa Wat
Hénry “Ford
Ville Watehmin
Henry Ford Rt
County
Blaine
J. ‘B. “Martin
State Administrative Board
Brucker
C. S.C
Winterfield
Cas
Your
Methodist Sunday School
Margaret Johnston
Albert Moyes
Bessie House
Ellen Thompson
George Bayliss
J. H. Dye
W. T. Hunter
Florida
Homer Campbell
Jack Morgan
Mary Hunter
Fledyd Thompson
Miss Alma
Gale Lutz
Floyd Thompson
Wiley
Oscar Wiley
M. L. Johnson
Mary Neeland
Traverse City
Donovan Thompson
Bear’ Lake
John Lowery
Harold Hislop
W. A. Hess
John Graham
Orval Graham
Beatrice
Graham
Dearl Cole
Piers
Grant
Entertainment Committee
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