Twin Elms Club Annual Banquet Recap and Elections
The Twin Elms Club held its annual banquet with Tim Cotter, Ace Parker, and Mort Gallagher steering the event. Officers were reelected including Mort Gallagher as president for 1941-43, Homer Douglas as vice president and treasurer, with Dan McDonald and Dr. F. G. Slattery added to the tournament committee and Jesse Hampton and George Stanfield named to entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Gallagher
Tim Cotter
Ace Parker
Tim
Morris Pratt
Jack Mance
Bud Anderson
Willard Bicknell
Willard
Austin Bates
C. B. Neff
Eid. Roach
Mort. Gallagher
Art Damoth
Austin
Leo Hampton
Dr. Neff
Doc
Cotter
Johnston
Fred Doherty
Ed. Johnston
Mort
Gallagher
D. Bayes
Homer Douglas
Homer
Homer Doglas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
United States
Dan McDonald
F. G. Slattery
Jesse Hampton
George Stanfield
Tim, Cotter
Ike” Hampton
Twin Elms Course
Twin Elms
William B. Bowler
Ho. Johnston
Leo
Hlms Golf Club
Card of Thanks to Friends and Caregivers
Expresses gratitude to friends for cards letters and flowers during hospital stay and thanks Dr Wood Mrs Wood nurses Mrs Wess Gerow for splendid care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Johanna Seaman Dies Near Coleman at 70
Johanna Christina Krug Seaman died near Coleman on September 25 after a long illness from hardening of the arteries. She was 70 years 10 months 19 days, widow of John Seaman and mother of nine, with funeral services held at Coleman Funeral Home officiated by Rev. E C Leyrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Christina Krug
Grundy County
Illinois
Ilinois
John Henry Seaman
Albert
Charlotte
Minnie
Alfred
Margaret
Erna
George
Erma
John
Michigan
Seaman
Coleman
August
William
Theodore
Edward
Margaret Cotton
Freida Peterson
Rose Krug
Ninteen
Coleman Funeral Home
E. C. Leyrer
Clare Lutheran Church
Coleman Cemetery
Former Brown Resident Sells Many Worms
Mrs. Ernest Wallace formerly of Brown Corners returned home to Wolverine after visiting relatives. The widow started a live bait business selling night crawlers and fish worms and earned $160 during trout season from May 1 to Labor Day, a notable record for a woman dealer.
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Ernest Wallace
Brown Corners
Wolverine
Wallace
Labor Day
Schroeders Buy Registered Hereford Cattle at Harwood Sale
Mrs. Thomas Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lloyd attended H Harwood s birthday sale in Ionia on October 1st. A banquet honored Mr Harwood s birthday. Mrs Schroeder bought two registered Hereford cows with calves. The Schroeders plan to expand in registered Herefords and invite interest in viewing the herd at the Vernon Hill farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schroeder
Glen Lloyd
H. Harwood
Ionia
Mr. Harwood
Schroeder
Vernon Hill
Bette Walker Enrolls in Cook County School of Nursing
Miss Bette Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Walker Clare RFD 5 enrolled in the Cook County School of Nursing Chicago on September 22. The three year course blends classroom study with patient care at Cook County hospital. Graduates qualify for Red Cross Nursing Service and hold positions in hospitals and public health groups nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Walker
Conrad Walker
Clare Rfd 5
Cook County School of Nursing
Chicago
Illinois
Cook County
American Red Cross Nursing Service
Clare Band to Present Military Program Tonight
The Clare Band performs a new military program tonight at the Clare footfall game with lights on hats and a display of its best. This event invites community members to attend and enjoy the marching band showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Appreciation for Kindness During Illness
Ernest Green expresses gratitude to friends, hospital staff, Dr. Wood, Mrs. Wood, nurses, and all who sent cards and flowers for kindness during his illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wood
Federal Revenue Act taxes school admissions nationwide
The act imposes a one cent tax for every ten cents of admission to school events, removing prior religious and charitable exemptions. Tickets must show tax details, collectors must file returns, and October event admissions are due by November 30. Penalties include fines or imprisonment for noncompliance. The Detroit district office provides forms and guidance.
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Bona Fide
United States
Civilian Conservation Corps
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Detroit
Collector of Internal Revenue
District of Michigan
Federal Building
D. A. McKillip
Red Cross Volunteers Organize in Arthur Township
Mrs. Madge Lamb of Farwell led a meeting at Mrs. Carl Williams home to form a Red Cross Chapter of Volunteers. Officers elected were Mrs. Williams chairwoman, Mrs. Roy Gordon secretary, and Mrs. Bernard Allen treasurer. A meeting is planned for Wednesday October 15 at 2:00 p.m. for interested ladies to attend and help sewing for pajama production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Lamb
Farwell
Carl Williams
Red Cross
Roy Gordon
Bernard Allen
Public sale on farm near Harrison features cattle horses and car
I will sell at auction on my farm two miles north and four east of Harrison Tuesday October 7 at 1 00 p m three horses ten dead cattle five hogs and all farm implements and feed seven cattle giving milk now plus a 1937 two door V eight car with eleven thousand miles all new rubber Also offer my 80 acre farm at private sale Note death of my husband as reason for selling Terms cash Pinily Miller Prop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Reaven
Pinily Miller
Counties receive 2 million second half McNitt funds
The Michigan State Highway Department vouches $2.2 million to county road commissions. $2 million covers the McNitt township road law second half. $200,000 aids snow removal under a 1987 statute for northern counties with over 60 inches of snow. Totals by county include Clare 21452.39 and 8911.17, Isabella 25287.65, Mecosta 24064.09 and 3459.61, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Auditor General
Michigan
McNitt
G. Donald Kennedy
U. S. Weather Bureau
Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Mecosta
Midland
Osceola
Roscommon
Red Cross Plea for Aid to Meet Defense Needs
The National Red Cross urges immediate support to finance and expand Chapter programs for defense readiness. It plans a roll call to enroll members and fund local services, noting increased demand from armed forces and broader home nursing and first aid work. Each chapter must expand services and every individual should join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fatal Accident Claims Two Relatives in Traverse City
Mrs. William Arnold learned of a fatal crash that killed Mrs. McKensey and Mrs. Dawson near Traverse City. Mr. and Mrs. McKensey, and Mr. Dawson, were hospitalized with severe injuries. Mr. McKensey died Monday afternoon. The Arnold family attended the McKenseys’ funeral in Traverse City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnold
Robert McKensey
Traverse City
McKensey
Ross Dawson
Dawson
Mr. McKensey
Mrs. Arnold
Clare Cleaners Install New Pressing Units
The Clare Cleaners completed installing new Cissell steam puff irons. The units improve dress finishing quality and are the first of their kind in a town of this size in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Cleaners
Cissell
Fresh perch dinners offered daily at Lone Pine Cabins
A local ad notes fresh perch dinners daily at Lone Pine Cabins Restaurant for 50 cents. Other listings include a sale or rent bungalow on Fourth Street with an owner on site Tuesday October 7 and contact O. W. Nash. A box social is planned by the Clare Townsend Club No. 2 at ICC Hall on October 9, inviting all. George's Market advertises open evenings with meals and groceries at 118 Hast 4th Street, Clare, phone 290.
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Fourth St
O. W. Nash
George’s Market
4Th Street
Clare
Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers October 6
Walter H. Larman unit 128 of the American Legion Auxiliary will install officers for the new year next Monday night October 6. Hazel Hawkins, past unit president, will supervise. Refreshments to follow. Clare Lodge No 333 ICofC regular meetings each Monday at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Hawkins
Clare Lodge No
I.C.C.F
Friday Bible Class At Baptist Church In Clare
Beginning Friday October 3 the Baptist Church in Clare will host an 8 PM Bible class for fall and winter. Classes are open to the entire community and everyone is welcome to study the word of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Clare
Missionary Convention At Loomis Gospel Mission
A missionary convention will be held October 6 and 7 at the Loomis Gospel Mission with reports and field needs presented. A revival follows on October 8 led by evangelist Rev Harold Walker with Mr George Pike as chorister. Special music features and all are invited. Rev J W Teale Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis Gospel Mission
Harold Walker
George’ Pike
J. W. Teale
Thanks for support after illness and death of brother
We thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during our brother's illness and death. Appreciation for flowers and for music from Mrs. Cowls and Mrs. Pearl Kubee. Sincere thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luce and families, and Mr. and Mrs. Hetty Wellman and families.
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Cowls
Pearl Kubeé
Herbert. Lee
Frank Luce
Hetty Wellman Arid
Clare County Benefit Auxiliary to Hold Open Meeting
The Clare County Benefit Auxiliary will hold an open meeting Thursday evening October 16 at City Hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected. After the meeting a lunch of coffee cake sandwiches and pickles will be served. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Benefit Auxiliary
Tributes to Our Beloved Mother Mrs. Johanna Seaman
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and floral tributes during the illness and death of our mother Johanna Seaman. Special thanks to Rev E C Leyter for comforting words and to the singers for their songs. The Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Seaman
E. C. Leyter
Thankful notes for loss of John Duncan family
A memorial message from Ruth Duncan and her children Glee Duncan Hilda Turbush Edward Duncan Ralph Duncan expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband and father John Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duncan
Ruth Duncan Glee Duncan
Hilda Turbush
Edward Duncan
Ralph Duncan
Neighbor thanks for flowers and cards after hospital stay
T H Brooks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for flowers fruit and cards during Sparrow Hospital and at home. He also thanks Corning Lodge F and A M Far well and Lodge No 33 B and A M Lansing for bouquets.
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Sparrow Hospital
Corning
Lodge F. & A. M. Farwell
Lodge No
B. & A. M. Lansing
Notice Positively No Hunting on My Farm
Property owner George Carrier posts a clear notice forbidding hunting on his farm and warns against stock pasturing in fields. This classified liner signals enforcement and privacy in the rural area.
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George Carrier
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Tony OR Ly
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Twin Elms Club
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Herford
Harwood
Ernest Green
Jim” Wellman
Lake George
Arthur Twp
Clare County
Lone Pine Cabins
Clare Townsend Club
THE
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Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
Banking Department
Michigan Financial Institutions Act
Federal Reserve Bank
I. James S. Bicknell
James 8. Bicknell
J. Stuart Bicknell
A. E. Mussell
Mark H. Bicknell
H. Bicknell
State OF Michigan
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Missionary Convention
T. H. Brooks
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