Large Calendar Confronts Judge December Fourth
A docket lists multiple criminal cases including The People vs Victor Finch trespass and timber theft, The People vs Ruel Fairbanks and Delbert Wilson grand larceny, and The People vs Clark Walters overdue delays. Civil matters include Northwest Engineering Co. vs Chris Reger and William Holhausen trespass, ejectment cases involving Howard F Wieber and the Reitzes, Pereira Printing Co. vs Isiah Leebove trespass, and estate and city alteration petitions. Continued on page twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People
Victor ' F. Finch
Ruel Fairbanks
Delbert Wilson
Clark Walters
Claud Reker
Charles Bennett
Annie Goleman
City of
Harrison
Wilson
Roy Garver Dies After Illness at 26
Roy Garver, aged 26 years 3 months and 10 days, died Monday at University Hospital in Ann Arbor after a brave struggle to regain health. He underwent several corrective operations but the disorder proved fatal. The body was taken to Arthur township home by Friz Service car. Funeral services were held Thursday at Brown Corner church with Rev. Charles Kleiphardt officiating. Burial followed at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Garver
Lfe
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Arthur Township
Friz
Brown Corner
Charles Kleiphardt
Cherry Grove
Clare Girl Wins Riding Honors at Southern School
Miss Jtanice Mary Bicknell, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Bicknell, a first year Ward Belmont student in Nashville Tennessee, won second place in a riding show held last Saturday. She graduated Clare high school last June and began riding after entering Belmont last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtanice Mary Bicknell
William H. Bicknell
Ward Belmont School For
Nashville
Tennn
Miss Bicknell
Clare High School
Frances Parkinson Keyes New Serial The Queen Anne’s Lace
Frances Parkinson Keyes, author of Queen Anne’s Lace, is a Virginia native with education in New England and Europe. She is married to Henry Wilbur Keyes, former governor of New Hampshire and U S senator, bringing insider insight to her tale of a political wife’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Local Nimrods Return from Quest for Deer
Local hunters report a successful season with many bucks returned. Notable catch includes Jack Larman who fielded a rare horned doe seven to eight inches long, allowed by the Conservation officer to keep the animal for mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Woodcock
Lance Thayer
Jack Warman
Leo Hampton
Tuff Hampton
Jesse Hampton
Chas. Ward
F. W. McKnight
T. Darl Holbrook
S. M. Callihan
Carl Bauer
Henry Walters
Floyd Cassidy
Dale Montney
Jas. Clute
Jack Larman
Jacky
M E Auxiliary Reception for School Faculty
The Ladies Auxiliary held its annual reception for the school faculty on November 15 in the Methodist church parlors. New member Mrs. Sadie Wisler joined. plans for December include The Pageant of the Brides. The event featured a Pilgrim program with tableaux and pantomimes, a Thanksgiving dinner, and thanks to Mrs. Holbrook for organizing a warm, festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Wisler
Lockyer
Marie Holbrook
Clara Sternaman
Marie Tolbrook
Nina McGuire
Mabel Mulder
Dora Lockyer
Josephine Pierson
Jana Hachmuth
Billy Jay Chaffee
Reader
June Hachmuth
Pricilla
Virginia Collins
John Alden Hsther Chaffée
Holbrook
Cats
Susan Halli
Ivah Fisher
Pratt
Wisler
Roach
J. F. Tatman
Petty Thievery Reports Rise Across Community
Numerous petty thefts are attracting public attention as repeat offenders target gasoline tanks and automobile accessories. Known suspects with prior records complicate the cases, offering little aid as investigations proceed.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Nation to Honor Providence
The message designates Thursday November 26 as a day for citizens to serve and render thanks to the beneficent Being who guided the nation. It calls for unity in gratitude for past protections and mercies and for favorable providence through the late war.
Red Cross Roll Call Closes on Thanksgiving Day
The annual Roll Call for Red Cross memberships ends Thanksgiving Day. If missed, contact the nearest worker: Nellie Jane Davy in Clare, Mrs. Murphy in Harrison, or Mrs. Brown in Farwell. Two county schools, Dover and Hinkleville, have school memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Nellie Jane Davy
Clare
Wim. Murphy
Harrison
Lu. Brown
Farwell
The
Dover
Belle Deller
Hinkleville School
Martha Fuller
Red Cross Service
Young Herrick Youth Alexander Lackie Dies Suddenly
Alexander Lackie seventeen year old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Lackie of Herrick passed away Sunday morning November 19 after a period of illness that had weakened him. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Thurston and Son parlors with Rev Albert Dawe officiating. Burial followed at Coleman cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Elmer Lackie
Herrick
Alex
Thurston & Son
Albert Dawe
Coleman
Esteemed Arthur Citizen Passes Sunday
Maude A. Slaybaugh born Findson Indiana September 13 1875 married three times to Coffman and Kiggins. Active in church and Sunday School she lived on farms in Spencerville Arthur township Gladwin county Michigan. She died November 19 1938 after long illness with services held at Arthur town hall. Funeral at Gladwin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude A. Slaybaugh
Findson
Indiana
Henry Coffman
Spencerville
Ohio
Clare County
Michigan
Arthur Township
Mr. Coffman
Lester A. Kiggins
Gladwin County
Fred Cook
Stint
Josie Wyant
Freemont
Lillia Richardson
Six Blocks of Storm Sewer Laid in City
Arrangements between the County Welfare Department and the City of Clary authorize six blocks of storm sewer construction. Three sewers start at 4th Street Pineard, 4th and Hemlock, and 5th and Jackson, draining into the 4th Street main. Labor funded by the welfare department. materials by the city. The work will reduce mud holes and prevent basement flooding along the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Welfare Department
Clary
4Th Street
Pineard
4Th and
Hemlock
5Th
Jackson Streets
Clare County Welfare Department
City
Engineer Leslie Oldman and Mother Plan Southern Trip
Leslie Oldman, long time Clare project engineer for U.S. 27 and U.S. 10, leaves Friday for Miami and other southern points with his mother Mrs. Maud Oldman. He engineered grading from Clare to Harrison and paving to Mt. Pleasant and North Bradley, earning high regard as one of the state’s best. They will stop at Muscle Shoals to assess engineering prospects before moving on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Oldman
Miami
Florida
Clare
U.S. 27
U.S. 10
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
North
Bradley
Mr. Oldman
Remains of Pioneer Lumberman Brought Here for Burial
The remains of George Bishop who died Sunday at his Flint home were brought here for burial and interred Tuesday at Cherry Grove Cemetery. A longtime foreman in the old stave mill, he later moved with his family to Central Lake and Gentral Lake before settling in Winn t. He is survived by his widow and two children Mrs. Ruby Calkins of Detroit and Arthur Bishop of Ferndale, who with their spouses accompanied the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bishop
Flint
Clara
Cherry Grove
Bishop
Johannneshburg
Gentral Lake
Wiint
Ruby Calkins
Detroit
Arthur
Ferndale
4 Act Play The Arizona Cowboy Benefit Show
Sponsored by the young people of District No 1 a benefit for Caney school will be given at Frost Town hall in December at 8 00 p m Admission 10 and 20 cents gents free admission for dance afterwards People dust coming for dance will be charged the same Lunch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caney School
Frost Town Hall
Senior Play Skidding Tonight at the Auditorium
The senior play Skidding directed by Miss Rogers unfolds tonight in the auditorium at sight o'clock. A cast of ten presents humor and pathos in life like situations with proceeds funding a school memorial from the class of 1884. Admission 25 and 35 cents.
Larman Post Honored at Detroit Meet
The American Legion State Headquarters invited all Posts achieving 100 percent membership before Armistice Day to a celebration in Detroit and Ann Arbor on November 18 and 19. The Clare and Bay City Posts joined. Larman Post did not attend. Attendees enjoyed a Michigan Minnesota football game, hotel and banquet at the Wayne County American Legion Home, and tours of the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Clare
Bay City
Leslie P. Kergen
Omer Halil
Minnesota
Fort Shelby
Wayne County
Wayne County Legion Home
Deer Stolen From Car On Clare Streets
Four hunters on Clare Street report a venison theft after entering Galligan restaurant leaving deer tied to their car. Officers alerted. thieves cut the ropes and transferred the deer to another vehicle before leaving. Other items for sale noted at Kilborne Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Streets
Clare
Gallihan
Charles, McCumper
Laks
Kilborne Farm
Clare County to Seek $50,000 for Public Works Projects
Clare County Road Commissioners and Sam Bruce met with State Highway officials in Saginaw to plan ten public works projects totaling about $50,000 for unemployment relief this winter. Work could begin in ten days to two weeks with Sam White supervising, and welfare programs to distribute employment under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Sam Bruce
Saginaw
Clara County
Roosevelt
Sam White
State Highway Department
White
Miss Ryan Sponsors One Act Play At Good Literature Club
The Clare Good Literature Club met November 14 at Mrs Grnta Kennedy home. President Mrs Ade laide Wylie led business with Red Cross joining as a unit. Miss Dorothy Ryan announced a one act play Save Me Doctor featuring Eunice Sunday Virginia Kirkpatrick and Bernard Ackerman. The play showed a young doctor gaining practice and his first patient with honesty and courage. Next meeting will be a Thanksgiving party at Mrs Sarah Schaeffer’s home next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Good Literature Club
Grnta Kennedy
Adelaide Wylie
Red Cross
Dorothy Ryan
Eunice Sunday
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Bernard Ackerman
Sarah Schaeffer
Theatre Announcement From Clare Theatres Farewell Message
A long note thanks patrons from Clare and surrounding towns as the theatre announces its closing after ten years. James Olson named new manager will focus on entertainment quality and patron courtesy. The notice lists upcoming showings including She Had to Say Yes, Rustlers Roundup, Mary Steen and other attractions with varied acts and dates through late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
James Olson
Jno
Asline
Johnnie and
Myra
Thur
Loretta
Young
Monteray
Wayne
Rustlers
Tom Mix
Sun
Mon
Mary Steins
M. di
Kay Francis
Tues
Beauty For Sale
Madge' Hivans
Una
Merkel
Golden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen R. Graham
C. H. Sutherland
C. W. Perry
Brown Corner Church
Southern School
Frances Parkinson Keyes
M. E
Mrs. Holbrook
George Washington
Lester A. Riggins
Townhall
Leslie Oldman
Cline
Arizona
Larman Post
A. E. Wylie
FED
FRAL
Miss. Ryan
Good Literature Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!