College at Home Work Being Arranged at School
A Clare High School letter to sixty eight recent graduates outlines a Federal Emergency Relief plan for a Freshman College at Clare. Forty enrollments are needed with Clare providing at least twenty. Classes begin October 8 under Central State Teachers College supervision with no tuition and subject options including English history math and French. Enrollment due October 4 and efforts urged to contact peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Farwell
Harrison
Coletian
Clare
Clare Public School
Michigan
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Coleman
U. S. 10 Improvement Assn Seeks Concrete to Ludington
U S 10 Improvement Association plans a Reed City meeting on October 9 at 7 p.m. with a dinner at the Methodist church. Ludington president C L Lind says resolutions backing extended paving west toward Ludington have been adopted by the Michigan Tourist and Resort Association and Ludington groups. County boards along the route are expected to send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Highway Association
Reed City
Oc. L. Lind
Ludington
U. S. 10
Michigan Tourist and Resort Association of
Grand Rapids
Chamber of Commerce of
Boards of ‘Supervisors
Clare
Clara
Lake Michigan
Trout Planting Planned at Clare Bridge and Marion River
Senator Ben Carpenter of Harrison says he arranged with the State Conservation Department to plant 70 adult trout at the Clare bridge and another road in the Middle Branch river at Marion before the distribution season ends. This will boost trout and please local sportsmen visiting the areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carpenter
Harrison
The
Sentinel
State Conservation Department
Clare Bridge
Branch
Marion
Death Claims Mrs. Philo Smith in Friday Morning
Caroline Emmagene Tanner Smith, born July 24, 1856 in New York, died Friday morning in Clare after a long illness. She lived in Mt. Morris and Saginaw before moving to Clare forty three years ago with husband Philo Smith who died eight years ago. Survived by three children Lillie Wilson of Cornell, Charles, and Bertha Sauve of Saginaw. one child predeceased at age twelve. She was a longtime Methodist and Ladies Aid member and a Clare pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Smith
Cherry Grove
George Stanford
Caroline Emmagene Tanner
New York State
Saginaw
Mt. Morris
Clare
Lillie Wilson
Cornell
Charles
Bertha Sauve
Smith
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Clare Baptist Church Holds Annual Meeting Tuesday Evening
The Clare Baptist church held its annual meeting Tuesday night with gratifying reports. Pastor Rev A D Telcer was retained and led numerous services and outreach events totaling many activities. Over 250 dollars was subscribed for missionary and needy causes as officers were reappointed and new leadership chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Clare Baptist Church
A. D. Telcer
Wash
Grand Rapids
Dover Tabernacle
Rummage Sale Planned by St. Cecilia Ladies
St. Cecilia ladies announce a four date rummage sale on October 4 5 and 6 in the McKeever building with Beta Mrs. Jos Ly Cour and Mrs. Ethel Schlegel coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia
McKeever
Jos
Ly. Cour
Ethel Schlegel
Auto Crash South of Rosebush Fatal to One
A Wednesday afternoon head on collision two and a half miles south of Rosebush on U S 27 killed Lakey Boelieke, injured Campbell and Mater, and seriously injured Calvin Ankney and his wife. Campbell allegedly left the scene, then returned to a nearby farmhouse before being found by Deputy Sheriff Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
U. S
Wd Campbell
Lakey Boelieke
Samuel Mater
Calvin Ankney
Coleman
Pass ‘Ngera
Belieke
Campbell
Mater
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Ankney
Ann Arbor Hospital
Vernon
Grant
Fitzpatrick
Isabella County
Swengel outlines tri county health unit plan gains
Dr Swengel of Beaverton touts public support for a tri county health unit. He cites state aid since 1929 and rapid progress toward fulltime health service with 32 counties already covered. He argues healthy living extends lifespans and urges local supervisors to back protection, noting Kellogg and Children’s Fund support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swengel
Beaverton
Michigan
Arenac
Gladwin
Clare
Dr. Swengel
Dancing Party Tonight at Mt Veron Grange
Mt Veron Grange hosts a dance tonight inviting all residents. A later event lists Mussell's Drug Store hosting a one gent sale next week across four days starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Veron Grange
Mussell’s Drug
Ady
Frank Lamphere Birthday Surprise Reception Near Cigré
Frank Lamphere was surprised on his birthday at his home five miles southeast of Cigré. Guests from Flint, Clio, Clare, Lake and Illinois attended. Miss Shirley Allen played piano while friends sang. A lap luncheon with five birthday cakes followed. Many gifts were exchanged as the event ended in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lamphere
el Cary
Flint
Clio
Clare
Lake
Illinois
Cigré
Shirley’ Allen
Lampheré
Rev A W Johnstone to Speak at Clare Chamber Meeting
Reverend A W Johnstone of Harrison will be the principal speaker at the Clare Chamber of Commerce October meeting Monday at 6 30 PM at Barnes Cafe. His oil and gas industry travel and business experience suit him for the topic and members are urged to attend for discussion of firm location prospects and other important items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Johnstone
Harrison
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Barnes Cafe
Rey
Johnstone
Clare
Legion Auxiliary reports of activities of unit
Monday evening the Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Clare Memorial Building with President Blanche Walker presiding. She praised loyal officers and members, noted a larger membership than last year, and listed honors including National and Department citations and a gift of Legon Airs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
New Clare Memorial
Blanche Walker
Walker
Iyone Gorr
Susan Hall
Department
Legion
Tenth District
Norma Nagel
Unitas
Adelaide Wylie
Hazel Hawking
Bima Clute
Tyone Gorr
Mary Grimagon
Starmis
Sadie Wisler
Noted Colored Speaker to Visit Clare Church
The Clare Baptist church hosts BM Nottage and John Pinchess for a two day program starting Wednesday evening October 10. Nottage, a renowned preacher from Detroit, will speak along with singers and Bible teachers to revive sound Bible principles amid modernism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Baptist Church
Nottage
America
Detroit
Grace Tabernacle
B. M
John Pinchess
Canada
Christian Tabernacles
Clare Study Club entertains husbands and faculty
The Clare Study Club hosted husbands and public school faculty on Tuesday evening October 2. Musical numbers featured Miss Francis Anderson and Mrs. Helen Lucile Doherty with a piano duo and a male trio. A burlesque court room skit directed by Miss Louisa Rogers followed, plus a humorous film, four auction bridge games, and a luncheon served by Mmes Mabel Horton Susan Hall and Adelaide Wylie-B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Schiegel
Clare Study Club
Mary Green
Josephine Anderson
Helen Sicile Doherty
Victor Herbert
Francis ‘Anderson
Helen ‘ Lucile ‘Doherty
Mésars Kennedy
Bates
Kitchin
Louisa Rogers
Iciétie
Mesdames
Daisiey Goodman
Mabel ‘Mulder
Gene Fleming
Martha Bicknell
Oldra Sternaman
Nelda Jones
Marjory Sanford
Hazel Sutton
Dewey Paxton Sells Gun Filling Station and Garage
Dewey Paxton announces the sale of his gun filling station and garage to S. A. Wilkinson. He thanks patrons for their patronage and goodwill in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Wilkinson
Dewey Paxton
Clare Delegates Attend Muskegon Church Conference
Delegates from Clare included Mrs W Brown Dr Christina Schutt and Rev and Mrs Albert Dawe at the Muskegon Association of Congregational Churches meeting in Ludington on September 26. The Clare church sought transfer from Muskegon to Genesee Association covering Saginaw and Bay City as new association boundaries realigned across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Muskegon Association of Congregational Churches
Ludington
W. Brown
Christina Schutt
Albert Dawe
Mupkegon
Genesee Association
Saginaw
Bay City
The
Michigan
Clare Hosts Sacred Heart In Hard Won Gridiron Display
Clare high football showed improvement in a 19 to 0 loss to Sacred Heart. Sacred Heart swift backs Moore and Campbell capitalized on punt returns and two interception returns for touchdowns. Clare displayed strong line play and tenacity, but could not convert drives into scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High
Sacred Heart
Clare
Moore
Campbell
Sacred Hearts
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Church of God Rally Day Observance at Sunday School
The Church of God Sunday School plans a record attendance drive next Sunday October 7. Programs begin 9:60 a.m. with preludes, worship, recitations, songs, a playlet, and promotions. Installation of Sunday School officers and teachers will be conducted by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Thompson
Standay School
Arthur Brown
Thompson
Snday School
Church: OF God
Church of God Sunday School
Mabel van Hoose
Vera B. Peterson
Jesus
Bills
Ardath
June Cleveland
Jack van Sicklen
Vla Clevéland
George ‘Teeter
Archie
Ernié
Bernie Clevéland
Phyllis
Bordér
Arlagene Hanley
George Teeter
Gladys Border
Helen Hitchcock
Lucille Peterson
Gilad
Benediction
Post Installs New Officers at Memorial Building Meeting
Walter H. Larman Post held its first meeting in the Clare Memorial Building honoring 1935 officers installed by Lear J. Doherty of Coleman. Delegates from Rosebush and Harrison attended with Coleman visitors. Will Harger named Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Walter H. Larman
Judgton
Clare Memorial
Lear J. Doherty
Coleman
Coleman Post
Rosebush
Harrison
Hall
Jesse B H. Ackerman
Will Harger
Edward A. Hayes
Doherty
American Legion
Jay G. Bellinger
WN. L. Tibbits
Lila Sutherland and Orville Bates Wed in New Haven Center
Sunday afternoon at four Orville Bates and Lila Sutherland married before Rev. Roy Miller at his home in New Haven Center Gratiot county. Irene Grige and Allen Gerow attended the couple. Mrs. Jennie Bates, the groom's mother, was present. The bride, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sutherland, lived with her grandparents and studied beauty culture in Detroit. The groom, Sheridan township farmer, resumed the family farm after his father Rev. Frank N. Bates died. They will live with Mrs. Jennie Bates as they start their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elacit Orville Bates
Lila Sutherland
New Haven Center
Gratiot County
Roy Miller
Bates
Irene Grige
Allen Gerow
Sheridan
Jennie Bates
GC. H. Sutherland
Clare High
Detroit
Sheridan Township
Frank N. Bates
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Reed
A. D. Telder
Arthur Brown Ghosen
D. W. Osborn
A. T. Loomis
Mr. Osborn
George Ott
Legion Auxiliary
Clare Wed
B. M. Nottage
Baptist ‘Church
Schiegel
ST. Louis
Lear Doherty
Paul D. Gibson
Alexander BE. Wylie
Conrad Walker
William D. Harger
James A. Clute
Bellinger
Orville Bates
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