Clare County MBA Meets Here September 25
The Clare County M B A met at Clare High School for its first meeting of the year. President Mrs Clarabell Harper introduced committees and a resolution report was adopted. Miss Horseman demonstrated reading methods for first and fifth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare High School
Clarabell Harper
Helen D. Hether
Miss Horseman
Scott Foreman & Co
Michigan Education Association
Harold Athey Injured Working Near Wolverine
Mr and Mrs Fred Athey of Arthur township received word Saturday their son Harold Athey fractured several vertebrae after falling from a roof while shingling the Lee Reynolds house near Wolverine He is in hospital with a cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Athey
Arthur Township
Lee Reynolds
Wolverine
Harold
Plans Started for Taft Highway Assn Convention
Frank Holder secretary of the William Howard Taft Memorial Highway Association of Cincinnati Ohio visited Clare to initiate plans for the eleventh annual convention to be held August 6 and 7 1941 Art Damoth local insurance man will chair plans and committees Delegates from six states and Canada will attend the meeting first time held in Clare The highway extends from Fort Myers Florida to Sault Ste Marie Michigan and is seen as connecting the Nation with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holder
William Howard Taft Memorial Highway Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clare
Art Damoth
Canada
Fort Myers
Florida
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Home Economics Leaders Set Meeting at Harrison Court House
County home economics extension leaders will gather October 10 at 10 AM in Harrison Court House. Ruth J. Peck, from Michigan State College, will lead a design lessons series with topics including Enjoyment of Design and Make Every Stitch Count. County officers and club women to receive group organization instruction. several communities have organized clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Harrison
Ruth J. Peck
Michigan State College
Miss Peck
Mary L. Jones
Lake
Clare
Greenwood
Frost
Eagle
Elm Grove
Mann Siding
P. D. Gibson
John Burnett
Ira Miller
Carmelling Krocker
Horton Case
Haring Enrolled in Six Month NYA Agriculture Course
Roger C Haring of Clare will attend a six month agricultural short course at Michigan State College starting September 30, sponsored by the National Youth Administration. He joins 27 other selected youths from across the state living in East Lansing while working in labs barns and offices and attending classes to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger C. Haring
George Haring
Clare
National Youth Administration
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Roger
Clare High School
Clare F.B.A
Zenobia Chapter Hosts Large Eastern Star Friends Night
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 Order of the Eastern Star held a well attended meeting last Thursday at the Clare Masonic Temple. Two candidates were initiated and nine chapters contributed initiatory services while delegates from Beaverton Coleman Farwell Gladwin Harrison Midland and Mt. Pleasant attended. Worthy Matron Annabelle Hampton opened the gathering as Grand Officers Gertrude A. Lewis and Mildred Kernen received corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Clare Masonic Temple
Beaverton
Coleman
Farwell
Gladwin
Harrison
Midland
Mt. Pleasant
Annabelle Hampton
Clare
Gertrude A. Lewis
Ashley
Clave
Mildred Kernen
Ithaca
Zenobia
Wehrlys Lease Twin Elm Club House for Improvements
Mr and Mrs Harry Wehrly have leased the Twin Elm club house from William Bowler and will manage the recreation spot. The club house closes for remodeling redecorating and new equipment with reopening planned for late November. Ray Cunningham who ran the club house for three and a half years will take a vacation at his Hart home with his wife and baby daughter this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wehrly
William Bowler
Ray Cunningham
Flint
Will
Hart
State Rabies Dog Quarantine Lifted in 47 Counties
Health and agriculture officials lifted the dog quarantine in 47 counties after September submission of nine heads to labs showed three rabies cases. The move ends a quarantine imposed April 1 during a peak rabies period, allowing free dog movement after October 1 for hunting season prep. Both departments warn they may reinstate restrictions if rabies rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Departments of Health and Agriculture
Health Department
Manistee-losco
Pie Social Planned by Townsend Club After Meeting
The Townsend club will host a pie social following its meeting on Friday night October 11 at Sheridan town hall 5212 Secretary.
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Townsend Club
Sheridan Town Hall
George's Market Opens Evenings Sundays
Local market at 118 East 4th Street Clare offers quality meats and groceries with evening hours and Sunday openings. Phone listed as 290 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s Market
East 4Th Street
Clare
Freedom of the Press Keynote for Newspaper Week
A page advertisement honors Freedom of the Press as part of National Newspaper Week observed October 1 to October 8. The piece stresses the role of newspapers in democracy and contrasts American freedoms with chaos in Europe, urging readers to value speech religion and press liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom of the
Freedom of
Europe
Church Women Organize New Society Here
Clare Methodist church holds first quarterly conference with Rev. W Maylan Jones presiding. Theodore Wallington elected church school general superintendent and a new Woman's Society of Christian Service organized with officers including Mrs John Empey and Mrs James Gillespie. World Wide Communion planned. Rally Day set. October 16 special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
W. Maylan Jones
Theodore Wallington
J. A. Rogers
Wallington
Fannie Schuitz
Leah Garcow
iMary Lon Lalavour
Donald E. Holbrook
Reva Maxwell
Council of Missions
Rogers
Mr. Wallington
Claire Maxwell
Mulder
Clare
Methodist Church Societies
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fern Falconer
Paul Lowery
John Hwmpey
James Gillespie
G. C. Born
Gertrude Burd
Frank Hachmuth
Missionary Education and Service
Harl Sternaman
Martin Eberhardt
A. B. Mulder
Gillespie
Grand Rapids
Hmpey
District Club Women to Meet at Mt. Pleasant
Dr Paul W Harrison renowned surgeon will be main speaker at the 19th annual Northeastern District Michigan Federation of Women’s clubs convention in Mt Pleasant October 15 and 16. His talk Changing Trade Routes and Culture in the Near East will precede the banquet at Keeler Union ballroom Central State Teachers College. Harrison known as Miracle Man of the Desert has served as a medical missionary in Arabia thirty years. He is Johns Hopkins graduate fellow American College of Surgeons and holds an honorary MA from Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Harrison
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mt. Pleasant
Near East
Harrison
Keeler Union
Central State Teachers College
Arabia
John Hopkins University
American College of Surgeons
Yale
Lloyd J. Wagner
Isabella County
Shepherd Woman’s Club
Modern soda fountain debuts at Anderson store
A new twelve foot back bar and sixteen foot counter illuminate Anderson's Rexall Drug Store. Marble lower back bar, blonde Prima Vera wood upper with chromium trim, and sanitary glass shelves frame unique menu boards. The unit features a calfolite top, nine chromium stools with feather tops, and electric refrigeration for Thayer Dairy ice cream and fountain dishes.
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Anderson’s
Rexall Drug Store
Thayer Dairy, Inc
Kiwanians Entertain Clare School Board and Faculty
The Clare Kiwanis Club hosted its annual banquet at the Hotel Doherty honoring the Clare High School board and faculty. Tim Cottey and Bob Mair led the program presenting Bigships of the Air produced by American Airlines shown by Jay Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Kiwanis Club
Board of Education
Clare High School
Doherty
Tim Cottey
Bob Mair
American Airlines
Jay Hansen
Leo Oden
Eugene Wyman
Wilbur Ireland
Glenn “Dad” McKeever
Kiwanian
al Moore
Mrs. Skeets
Mt. Pleasant
Willkie Club Organizing in Clare Under Republican Women
The Willkie Club in Clare forms under Mrs. A. H. Mulder with ward organizers Mrs. Johanna Mack in the first ward Mrs. Frank Hachmuth in the second ward and Mrs. George White in the third ward as they recruit members and raise goodwill hats daily.
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Willkie Club
Clare Republican
A. H. Mulder
Clare
Johanna Mack
Frank Hachmuth
George White
Pat Van Wagoner and Party Visit Clare
Murray D. Pat Van Wagoner Democratic candidate for Governor and a party including Cappie Cuski Leo Card Dr Chas Kiimp and Judson Richardson were greeted in Clare at a noon Hotel Doherty dinner Tuesday. The group spoke briefly with Spike Meyer and bears advocated bear protection. Mayor John W Dunlop sent regrets. They departed Clare at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D
Pat” van Wagoner
Cappie Cuski
Leo Card
Chas. Kiimp
Judson Richardson
Osceola-Clare
Doherty
Richardson
Clara
Octavia Mair
Lawrence Jackson
Ernest Ramey
M. A. Doherty
Clare High School
van Wagoner
Pat
Spike Horn Meyer
Bears
Spike
Michigan
John W. Dunlop
Clare
Wisler Attends National American Legion Convention
George G. Wisler of Clare represented the local American Legion Post at the 22nd annual National American Legion Convention in Boston Massachusetts. He traveled by auto to Detroit and by air to Boston, toured historic sites, attended the parade and Cavalcade of Stars, and joined the Division Banquet headlined by Milo J. Warner.
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Clare American Legion
National American Legion
Boston
Massachusetts
George G. Wisler
Detroit
Clare
Welland Canal
Niagara Falls
New York City
Bunker Hill
Charleston
American Legion
Ben Bernie
Sophie Tucker
Bill Robinson
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Ohio
Regular Army
Pord
Wayside Inn
Longfellow
Anid Lowell
Paul Revere
Concord
Triple Legion Installation Of Officers Thursday
Clare hosts a triple installation of 1941 officers for the American Legion Post 128 Auxiliary Unit and Sons of the American Legion Squadron. The event begins with a 6:30 potluck supper, then installations at 8:00 in the Clare Community Building Auditorium with district and state officers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare American Legion
Clare
Walter H. Latman
American Legion
John W. Dunlop
No. L. Tibbill
Ralph M.eaton
Willie L. Smith
Leo BE. Oden
Peter F. Creguer
William D. Harger
Historan
Jay O. Bellinger
James A. Clute
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Celina Creguer
Elma Clute
Alta K. Bellinger
Mary Ireland
Ruth Parent
Iyone Gorr
Blanche Walker
Wava Smith
Sons of the American Legion
George O. Parent
Arlen Oden
Robert V. Gay
Eugene Maxwell
Francis Loomis
William Hawkins, Jr
Douglas Masten
James H. Lane
Legion Rooms
Clare Community Building
Altice Loomis
Donald Dunlop
Tenth District
Edward J. Donoghue
Bay City
Department
Conrad Walker
Minnie Myers
West Branch
Frank L. Holland, Jr
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Frank L. Holland
Detroit
Alice Loomis
Legion
Schroeder Buys Registered Herefords as Hobby Nucleus
Mr and Mrs Thomas Schroeder traveled to Harwood Hereford Farms in Ionia on Sunday and purchased a six months old registered bull and a yearling Hereford. Harwood Farms is noted for top stock and has one of the finest registered Hereford herds in the state. Schroeder plans to raise registered Herefords as a hobby, aiming to build a strong nucleus for future success.
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Thomas. Schrodes
Harwood Hereford Farms
Ionia
Oeen
Harwood
Butcher cattle wanted at Young and Feighner Meat Market
Classified note seeks cattle for slaughter at Young and Feighner Meat Market. Post marks request from local butcher offering market services and contact details for suppliers.
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Butcher Cattle
Young & Feighner
Ste
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Public Instruction
State Board For Control of Vocational Education
University of Michigan
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Harold Athey
Taft Highway Ass’n Convention
Roger Haring
State College
N.Y. A
State Departments
PIE
Methodists
New Woman’s Society
Cross
Klump
Pol
Northeastern
Anderson
Thayer Dairy Inc
Clare School Board
Murray D. van Wagoner
Pat van Wagoner
Hotel Doherty
Geo. Wisler
Tom Schroeder
Herford
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