Clare Pioneers Dominate Reed City 13 0 Victory
Clare Pioneers defeat Reed City 13 to 0 after a tight first half and a strong second half. Clare's ground game, led by Campbell Borle Worstell and McNerney, outgained Reed City 305 to 129 in total yards with a decisive running attack and stout defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Clare
Skip Busche
Johnston
Fleming
Owens
Bob Hampton
Wallace
Hahn
Campbell
Borle
Worstell
Holbrook
McNerney
Cimmerer
Joslin
Big Reds
Pioneers
Harley Holt
St. Louis
Casper
Annual Mission Festival Sunday at Lutheran Church
St Johns Hy Lutheran Congregation of Clare observes its annual Mission Festival with two services on October 12. The 11:00 a.m. morning service features Prof G Martin of Michigan Lutheran Seminary Saginaw as guest speaker. The 2:00 p.m. afternoon service offers Rev A Schwerin of Ireeland Michigan delivering the Mission sermon. All are invited to attend both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hy
Lutheran Congregation of
Clare
G. Martin
Michigan
Lutheran Seminary
Saginaw
A. Schwerin
Ireeland
Rev Martenson To Review Books For Study Club
Clare Study Club meets at Mrs James Mc Kay home on Tuesday October 14 to hear Reverend Carl Martenson of Saginaw review two current best seller novels. Lady teachers from Clare Public Schools will attend as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
James McKay
Carl Martenson
Saginaw
Clare Public Schools
Mortenson
Laura Hobson
Sinclair Lewis
Rubinoff to Play Polonaise Violin Solo at Central College
Rubinoff, famed violinist with a $100000 Stradivarius, brings a full violin arrangement of Chopin Polonaise to Mt Pleasant Central College Auditorium on Friday October 24 under Mt Pleasant Rotary Club sponsorship. The program follows praise from critics and traces Rubinoff's Warsaw roots and Herbert connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Voland
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Rubinoff and Iis
Priday
Warsaw
Rubinoff
Herbert
Warsaw Conservatory
Victor Herbert
America
Metropolitan
Frank List
George Sands
V.F.W. Planning Groundbreaking Homestead Building Event
Pettit Kapplinger Post of the V.F.W. hosted a beefsteak roast for about three hundred members and prospects at Clare Tourist Park. Arleigh Schofield oversaw the steaks. Plans set to break ground for the new V.F.W. building next Sunday afternoon.
Girl Scouts Host Pot Luck Supper at Church Basement
The local Girl Scouts invite all scouts and their mothers to a pot luck supper in the basement of the Methodist Church on Monday evening October 13 at 6 20 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Farm Fire Prevention Week Urges Care Across Farms
National and state agencies urge farms to prevent fires during Fire Prevention Week from October 5 to 11. They cite 90 percent preventable farm fires and urge vigilant daily practices to protect farms and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dcre
State of Washington
New York
U. S
National Wire Protection Association
Truman
NFPA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Michigan Agricultural Extension Service
P. D. Gibson
Auxiliary Hears Report of District Meeting Monday
The American Legion Auxiliary met October 6 at their hall with President Margaret McKinnon presiding. Minutes, bills, and a strong membership report were reviewed and Blanche Walker reported on the Tenth District meeting at Standish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret McKinnon
Belle Jackson
Blanche Walker
Standish
Amelia Zahm
Marie Raymond
Bay City
Auxiliary
Mt. Pleasant
Farwell Gridders Hold Wildcats to Three Touchdowns
Farwell traveled to Hyatt last Friday to face Evart Wildcats. Evart managed three touchdowns, with only one successful extra point, as Farwell kept the visitors to 19 points. At halftime the score stood 7-0, then 13-0 before Evart scored again in the final 30 seconds. Farwell showed strong defense with ends making tackles behind the line in the second half. The next game is set for the 31st at Farwell field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Clare
Worstell
Cimmerer
Campbell
Borie
Farwell
Hyatt
Evart “Wildcats
Evart
Tourists Return to Clare After Warm Welcome
Visitors recount a friendly reception during their stop in Clare as local hosts praise hospitality and plan more stays. The town signals continued interest in boosting tourism with events and information for future travelers.
Sohio Pipeline Company Honors Five Ten-Year Employees
A luncheon at the Doherty Hotel Clare Michigan honored 38 Sohio Pipeline employees. Ten-year pins went to Homer D. Laidley and Orvald Grubb. five-year pins to Fred Himebaugh Paul C. Tucker and Ronald H. Turner. Walter C. White presided. Out of town guests included Sohio executives from St Louis and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohio Pipeline Company
Doherty
Clare
Michigan
Sohio Pipeline
Homer D. Laidley
Shepherd
Orvald. Grubb
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Himebaugh
Paul C. Tucker
Tom Shirreffs
Oakley Turner
Industrial Relations Department
Cleveland
W. H. Strickler
Sohio Petroleum Company
Vogue Dress Shop to Open in Clare
Messrs Bliss and Fisher announce the Grand Opening at 9 00 Saturday morning October 11 of The Vogue Dress Shop at 517 McEwan Street. Mrs Clara Sternaman will be in charge with fashions in ladies wear accessories and more. The building remodeled for shopper convenience with a new front on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bliss and Fisher
Vogue Dress
McEwan Street
American Beauty Shop
Vogue
Clara Sternaman
Extension Club Opens Fall Study With First Meet
The Clare Extension Club met Monday evening at Mrs. Roy Kinsey’s home to start a fall study. Mrs. Harold Loomis was elected chairman with Mrs. Jack Cook as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Born leads, assisted each meeting by another member. The lesson on floor coverings was explained by Mrs. Orval Vandewarker. Next meeting set for Nov 3 or 4 at Mrs. Volmey Davis’s home with lessons on buckles pockets and button coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Extension Club
Roy Kinsey
G. C. Born
Harold Loomis
Jack Cook
Born
Orval Vandewarker
Volmey Davis
Davis
Portrait Portraits Offered by Clare Photo Service
Kenneth Casteel proprietor of Clare Photo Service announces that starting Saturday his studio will take miniature portraits and in the near future all kinds of individuals and group portraits. He previously ran a portrait studio in Detroit and since moving to Clare three years ago brings extensive experience. The studio in the Doherty Building invites interested customers for portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Casteel
Clare Photo Service
Casteel
Detroit
Clare
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Doherty
Grange Dance At Mt Vernon October Saturday Night
Mt Vernon Grange announces a dance with Gort's Orchestra for Saturday night October 11. Music will be provided and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Grange
Gort
Luneh
Hammond Organ Dedication Next Sunday Morning
The Congregational Church will dedicate its new organ and chimes with services at 10 30 a m and 4 p m on Sunday October 12 led by Rev P D Powe The morning sermon is Music In Religion Special music features Harold Collins and the choir An organ recital at 4 p m will include Bach Saint- George Batiste Tremblay Thome Rachmaninoff and Villard with choir and Norris and Dexter Elden in vocal pieces Open invitation to members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
P. D. Powe
Harold Collins
Collins
J. S. Bach
G. Saint- George
Edouard Batiste
Amedee Tremblay
Wallace
Sternaman Studio
Well Baby and Crippled Children Clinics Planned
The Health Department in Clare hosts a well baby clinic October 15 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m at City Hall with Dr Flood and Mrs McDowell in charge. Immunizations for whooping cough diphtheria and smallpox boosters offered. Orthopedic surgeon Dr George T Aitken leads a crippled children clinic October 21 in the Clare Methodist basement. The Michigan Crippled Children's Commission Rotary Club and Clare County Health Department sponsor the free, appointment based service for children birth to 21 not under active treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Clare
Flood
McDowell
Mark Osterlin
Osterlin
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
George T. Aitken
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Michigan Crippled Children’s Commission
Clare County Health Department
Clare County
Clare High School Band Manages School Parking Lot
The Clare High School Band now operates a parking lot behind the school building. Football fans may use it for 10 cents, with all proceeds benefiting the band fund for new music and instrument repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Clare High School B Team Edges Mt. Pleasant Thriller
Clare High School B team coached by Richard Wheeler lost a tight 20-19 decision at Mt. Pleasant after a late punt block in the end zone. Clare had led 19-14 in the fourth quarter, with Bellows scoring on a 20 yard interception return and Atha breaking a long run earlier. Clare sealed a 7-0 win over Shepherd in their following game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Richard Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Pulcifer
Bellows
Richardson
Border
Atha
Shepherd
Green
Denton
Big Green
Venison and small-town crime report from Clare area
A Clare report details Wm Dickinson of Beaverton fined for possessing five quarts of canned venison out of season. Other items include arrests for chicken theft in Farwell, injuries from two separate accidents, and a vehicle collision involving Clare residents with brief police actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dickinson
Beaverton
Justice of the Peace
Sam Wilkinson
Clarence Hall
Joseph Cook
Farwell
Joseph Sparta
R.F.D
Gilbert Ensing
R-1
Dunlop
Harrison
Carrie Emily Koch Dies. Rites Held in Cherry Grove Cemetery
Mrs. Carrie Emily Koch born March 11 1873 in Stockholm Sweden died Saturday. Funeral services were held at Thurston's Funeral Home with Rev M R Honderich officiating and her burial took place in Cherry Grove Cemetery. Survived by a son Donald of Beaverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Emily Koch
Stockholm
Sweden
Cherry Grove
Thurston’s
M. R. Honderich
Donald
Beaverton
Northern Counties All State baseball stars named
Freeman Willey of Corsant's Radio Service Ed Willey of Farwelk Bisgie School Bill Campbell of Clare High School and Wilbur Seltz of Gladwie Rigt School chosen for the Northern Counties All State team to face Paul Trout's All-Stars at Gladwin Fase Grounds Thursday. The trio are expected as outfielders with Seltz likely to pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Willey
Corsant
Ed. Willey
Farwelk Bisgie
Bill Campbell
Clare High School
Wilbur Seltz
Gladwie Rigt
Northern Counties
Paul “Dix” Trout
Gladwin Fase Grounds
Seltz
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College Galiber
Read City
Lutheran Church
Martenson
Central College
V.F.W
Girl Scout
Wildcats
Extension Club
BOY Scouts
Clare City Hall
Pioneer
Green and White
Icem Slentz
R-3
Lawrence M. Atkinson
Slentz
Clare ‘Hospital
County Road
Cecil B. Clark
Willys
Clark
Isaboray
Wee
Otf
Clare Hospital
Claud Glass
Jones & Ulrich Standard Service Station
Joe Cunningham
R-5
Us-1
James Hawkins
Central Michigan Potato Company
Hawkins
Wm. B. Dunlop
Cunningham
Florida
Clare Cab Company
D. Seiter, III
Russell Williams
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