Post Members Cancel Play This Week
Due to circumstances the American Legion Play A Night In Hollywood scheduled for Thursday and Friday was cancelled. The Local Post cites the producing company's advance man for failing to fulfill the contract. Miss Bette Reitz directed and had cast and tickets prepared. refunds were issued to advertisers and ticket buyers.
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American Legion
Hollywood
Jocal Post
Bette Reitz
Post
Legion
Auxiliary
Clare
Mixed Tournament Draws Seventeen Foursomes Sunday
Seventeen mixed foursomes challenged on a blustery day as pre arranged play, with prizes awarded to Leo Hampton and Emma Harris for a 46 leading the field, Harold Schaeffer second with 49, and Mort Gallagher sharing prize three with Nellie Hampton for their card.
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Tigers
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Hugh Johnson
Ted Bowler
Jo Anderson
Twin Elns
Mort Gallagher
Dr.Mulder
Dr. Neff
Dr. Slattery
Leo Hampton
Emma Harris
Kero Prite
Jennie Bowler
Violin Lesson Signups Open September 27 in Clare
Lenna B. Sachs, Detroit Conservatory graduate and instructor, announces Walt term for violin students starts September 27 at the Sherwood home studio 108 W. 7th street in Clare. Credit given. 6014
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Walt
Sherwood
W. 7Th Street
Clare
Lenna B. Sachs
Detroit Conservatory
Credity Given
Oil well in Vernon township yields 200 to 500 bpd
J. Wicklund completed the Durnin No. 4 well in Vernon township on Tuesday with an estimated 200 to 500 barrels per day. Morris Van Buren’s Bowman No. 4, in section 27 Vernon, also began completion Tuesday with water in the upper Dundee. Operators plan to go deeper.
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J. ¥. Wicklund
Isabella
Midland Counties
Vernon Township
Morris van Buren
Vernon
Dundee
Revival Meetings on South McEwan Street Clare
An old time gospel revival is held in the Robt. Archambault store room on South McEwan Street Clare led by Evangelist C. E. Morgan Converted Wrestler. Meetings every evening at 8:00 with good music. Children’s meeting each afternoon at 4:00 inviting friends.
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Robt
Archambault
Dixie Villa Gas Station Robbery Reported
Thieves broke in through the back door of the Dixie Villa gas station on east 4th street around two o clock in the morning. They struck a man with a blackjack and stole cash from the till and pockets before fleeing. Oden was briefly injured and later treated at Clare County General Hospital.
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Dixie Villa
East 4Th Street
Sherill Letson
Lawrence Brown
Mr. Oden
Ivan
Clare County General Hospital
Doherty
Ram Truck Makes Seventh Visit To County
The Ram Truck of the Michigan purebred Sheep Breeders Association visited the county last Friday. Forty rams across medium, coarse and fine wool breeds were shown for local sheep men to select from, with exchanges and six sales from the truck plus one by exchange. A Shropshire sale occurred, and a notable Oakford transfer occurred as a prior ram sold in 1934 returned to Oxford breeders. The visit educated northern sheepowners on quality, emphasizing low set thick rams, improving lamb crops and market appeal. Hoban, long time Detroit lamb salesman, spoke on grading and terminal market bidding to secure top prices. County Agricultural Agent P. D. Gibson reported.
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Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders Association
Glass Brothers
Farwell
Oxfords
LaVoi
Hoban
Detroit
P.D. Gibson
Snowstorm Hits City After Cold Rain
Local residents report a real snowstorm Thursday morning after a cold rain. Citizens agree the weather is too early for overshoes and flannel garments, noting slick streets and winter chill.
Ladies Guild Hosts Clare School Faculty Evening
The Ladies Guild of the Congregational Church entertained the Clare school faculty and Board of Education members on Thursday evening September 26. About 100 people enjoyed a mingling reception with music by Miss Anna May Smalley and Mr. Norris Elden, then games and prizes accompanied by refreshments.
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Ladies Guild
The
Congregational Church
Board of Education
Clare School
B. Throop
A. B. Wrlie
Geo. White
F. C. Sanford
Albert Dawe
Norris Elden
Anna May Smalley
Mabel] Horton
Old Age Assistance to Speed Benefit Considerations in Michigan
Dr. Philip A. Callahan announced the Old Age Assistance Bureau will accelerate investigations and granting of aid to needy Michiganders aged seventy and older. The program, funded from the state general fund, faces 48 000 applications amid limited funds and widespread misinterpretation of the new act's eligibility terms.
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Old Age Assistance Bureau
Philip A. Callahan
Lansing
Michigan
Callahan
United States
Last Rites Held for Julius Hoffman in Clare
Julius Hoffman died after a brief illness at Milam hospital. His body was brought to Clare where funeral services were held Wednesday morning at ten o'clock from the Thurston Funeral Home. He lived in Clare for many years and owned property on East 7th Street.
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Julius. Hoffman
Claré
Thurston Funeral Homie
Hoffman
Milam Hospital
Clare
East 7Th Street
ADD YEARS TO YOUR LIFE BY DAILY EXERCISE
Health piece urges daily physical activity as key to lasting health and personal value. It argues good health enhances efficiency, enables work and public service, and extends life span, noting personal choice to pursue well being. The note indicates continuation on page five.
Clare Football Team Remains Victors To Date
Clare Highs Green Crusaders played a scoreless tie with Sacred Heart Academy Mt Pleasant in a fast game on the local field. Clare threatened early and again in the second quarter but safety and field goal attempts failed. The defense held, with standout plays by Parish and Tope as Clare heads to St Louis for revenge and then Reed City next Friday in conference play.
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Clare High
Crusaders
Sacred Heart Academy
Mt Pleasant
Clare
Academy
Trish
Peerless Sanford
Sacred Heart
Spagnulo
Parish
Fortino
George “Jiggers" Tope
Whitey Bell
Beaverton
St. Louis
Reed City
Circuit Court Terms Revised by Judge Hart
Judge Ray Hart sets new circuit court terms for the Vista Judicial Circuit starting January 1 1936 with sessions on the fourth Monday of January May September and the third Monday of November Naturalization hearings follow on the fourth Monday of January and the first Tuesday of September Isabella County schedules include March May September and December with naturalization on March and September Midland County lists January March June and October with naturalization on January Notes specify changes effective at start of 1936 for all listed counties and sessions.
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Ray Hart
Vist
Judicial Circuit
Isabella County
Midland County
Conservation car to visit Clare with Michigan dioramas
The Wolverine rail car arrives in Clare October 8 at 8 14 a m and leaves October 9 at 8 14 a m. Five dioramas from Gera Diorama Studies Detroit illustrate conservation topics including forests, fire prevention, fish population, and mineral resources. The exhibit is open to the public both days, courtesy of Pere Marquette Railroad.
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Conservation Department
Wolverine
Clare
Gera
Detroit
Michigan
Pere Marquette Railroad
Church of God Rally Day Observance Planned
The Church of God Sunday School promotes a double up campaign for a record attendance next Sunday October 6 with flags unveiled. Key leaders Geo Tope Sr and Harry Cleveland oversee enrollment groups as a morning program includes prayer, scripture, hymns and a rally day path. The event features class demonstrations recitations songs and a closing benediction by Superintendent H J Cleveland.
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Church of God Sunday School
Geo. Tope, Sr
Harry Cleveland
Ty School
Glen Hardy
Gladys Border
Hazel Boydén
Lucile’ Paterson
H. J. Cleveland
Home Management Leaders Meet Tuesday at Clare High
Clare County ladies inaugurate the second year Home Management project with a meeting led by Miss Julia Pond at Clare High School. The session starts at 10 A M in the band room and leaders are urged to attend promptly to cover the planned work within the allotted time.
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Clare High School
Clare County
Julia Pond
Clare
P. D
Gibson County Agricultural
Vernon Landmark Destroyed by Fire at Carmichael Farm
Last Saturday afternoon a rural fire unit battled a fast spreading blaze at the Carmichael farm three and a half miles south of Clare. The log house, built over five decades ago by Duncan Carmichael, was largely destroyed despite efforts to save nearby buildings including a residence and Wickland Oil Co. offices. The landmark held significance for the Carmichael family and local residents Mrs. John Brief and Daniel Carmichael.
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Clare
Wickland Oil Co
Duncan Carmichael
Vernon Township
Carmichael
John Brief
Vernon
Daniel Carmichaél
Owosso
Joint Installation Planned by Post and Auxiliary Monday
The American Legion Post and Auxiliary Unit will hold joint installations Monday at Clare Community Building. Past Department Commander Peter G. Mason will install Legion officers and his wife Jane Mason will install Auxiliary officers. Refreshments follow.
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American Legion
Clare
Legion Rooms
Peter G. Mason
Blanchard
Legion
Jane Mason
Conrad Walker
N. L. Tibbits
Paul D. Gibson
Kyle L. McKinnon
Omer
William D. Harger
Hazel Hawkins
Celina Cre
Two Men Injured in Clare Street Auto Crash
Two men, Robert J. Wilson and A. Desormeau, were struck by a car driven by Albert Tomaski while crossing McHiwan street near the Citizens State Bank. Wilson suffered two broken ribs and a broken leg. Desormeau had a fractured skull and concussion. Both were taken to Clare County General Hospital. Tomaski is held for further questioning after a hearing.
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Clare
Robert J. Wilson
Vernon Township
A. Desormeau
Albert Tomaski
Fentlemen
McHiwan Street
Davys
Citizens State Bank
Mr. Wilson
Desormeau
Theo. G. Bowler
Tomaski
Dont Shoot Before Sun Up During Pheasant Season
A new small game hunting rule bans pheasant hunting before sunrise this fall. The Department of Conservation issued official sunrise times for October 15 through October 27 to aid officers in enforcement. Sunrise is 6 50 a m EST on October 15–16, 7 00 a m EST October 17–21, and 7 10 a m EST October 22–27.
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Department of Conservation
Freshman College Seeks Names of Interested Prospects
Officials sponsoring the local Freshman College request names of people interested in the college and the courses they seek. Call the school or send a card to the superintendent's office with this information. No further details are available yet as plans are not definite.
Annual Mission Festival at St John’s Lutheran Church
Next Sunday October 6 the St John’s Lutheran congregation holds its annual Mission Festival with three services. Rev Rupp of Manistee leads morning German service at 9 45 and English at 10 45. the afternoon English service begins at 3 00 with Rev Otto attending.
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ST. John’s Lutheran
St John’s Lutheran Congregation
Rupp
Manistee
Otto
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South Mcewan
Ivan Oden
Bandit
Julius Hoffman
Sacred Heart of Mt. Pleasant
Circuit Court
Hart
Church OF God
Mildred Cleveland
Vera B. Peterson
Jack van Sicklen
Roland Allen
Howard W. Jones
Adv
Peter Mason
Modord House
H.R. Brown