Amendments Subm itted to Voters
By Miles M Callaghan the piece explains Amendment No 3 to the Michigan Constitution proposing to exempt personal property under 1000 and the homestead under 3000 from taxation while allowing self assessing by offering to sell property at a named price. It notes the tax implications and cautions voters to study the proposal before voting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles M. Callaghan
State of
Michigan
Senate
House of Representatives
Local Notes and Births Tie To Windsor News
Hd, Jackson left Wednesday for Ithaca where he has secured employment. A seven and three quarter pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Irish. Mrs. Adelaide Wylie attends Grand Chapter in Detroit with Zenobia patron. Mrs. Mary Ant Roaksly of Florida is noted as Caroline Laverty’s sister’s death. Isabella County Holiness association set county meeting near Coleman. Clair Study Club report delayed to next week.
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Jackson
Ithaca
Omer Hall
A.T. Bobo
Tustin
Mortimer Irish
Doris Gerow
Zenobia
C. E
Adelaide Wylie
Grand Chapter
Detroit
Robert Straight
Judith
Grand Rapids
H. D. Kratz
Henry
Baxter
Ashley
George Billett
Clare Study Club
Sentinel
Isabella County Holiness Association
Salem Church
Coleman
T. A. Fuller
Mt. Pleasant
Stark
Caroline Laverty
Farwell
Mary Ant Roaksly
Florida
Leffingwell Kennedy Families Celebrate Birthdays in Clare
The Leffingwell Kennedy families gathered Sunday October 9 at the Leffingwell home in Clare to honor three birthdays. Attendees included relatives from Mt. Pleasant and Clare, totaling forty two. Supt EE D Kennedy read two pieces, and guests shared wishes for many more birthdays.
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Leffingwell
Clare
R. A. Leffingwell
George Kennedy
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Leffingwell
Mr. Kennedy
Roy Kennedy
Shepherd
A. A. Kennedy
Jay Kennedy
Howard Kennedy
Lawrence Tatmer
Ivan Kennedy
D. A. Kennedy
Co. W. Kennedy
Walter
A. M. Gilmore
M. S. Gilmore
Frank Leifingwell
BE. D. Kennedy
Alex McKinnon
Durward Kennedy
EE. D. Kennedy
Fifty Years of Life Spent in This Community
Obituary notice recounts the life of a devoted mother and friend, highlighting years of cheerful health challenges, family ties, and community service. Rev. Albert Dawe conducts funeral rites at the home with burial at Cherry Grove cemetery, followed by a resident-written poem in memory.
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Glaze
H. C. Warren
Toledo
Albert Dawe
Cherry Grove
John H. Wilson
Dance and cards by the Rebekahs at I C O F
The Rebekahs host a card party and dance at I C O F on October 19. Card games run from 9 to 10 30 pm with the dance to follow. Admission 25 cents per couple, supper extra.
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Rebekahs
Brown Corners Dramatic Society stages Cabbage or Dollars play
The Brown Corner Dramatic Society presents an amusing benefit play at the Harrison Opera House Friday October 21 at eight. Cast includes Evelyn Baker Johanna Kanarr Elizabeth Dellar David Ott and Cecile Gordon with Ira Miller Hunice Sunday Benjamin Kanarr and Royal Kleinhardt. Proceeds fund Christmas baskets for the needy.Tickets 20 cents adults 10 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Corner Dramatic Society
Harrison Opera House
Deacon Dubbs
Mammy
Harley Holt
John Gordon
Royal Kleinhardt
Evelyn Baker
Johanna Kanarr
Elizabeth Dellar
David_ Ott
Cecile Gordon
Benjamin Kanarr
Hunice Sunday
Red Cross Secures Cotton and Flour Countywide
The county forms an emergency relief plan to distribute cotton and flour to the most needy after careful investigation. An Advisory Board led by Theo Bowler and officers including Rev. Albert Dawe and Father Morrison coordinates with townships and sub chairs across Harrison, Clare, Farwell, and Hatton to implement relief efforts.
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Theo. Bowler
Chas, Amble
Harrison
Albert Dawe
Morrison
J. 3. Doherty
Ben Carpenter
R. F. Tyndall
Farwell
W.tichenor
Clare
B. Hampton
J. B Davy
Garfield
Tryon
Surrey
G. BE. Lamb
Arthur
Ray Harrold
Hatton
Durfee
Lincoln
Pearl Rube
Freeman
John Burns
Redding
Grace Gagnon
Greenwood
John Burnett
Hayes
L. Hampton
Hamilton
Frank McKenna
Franklin
Frost
Summerfield
Winterfield
Delmar Thayer
Grant
Theo. G. Bowler
Epworth League Opens Prohibition Discussion Series
The Methodist Epworth League begins a four week discussion on Prohibition led by Mr. Kennedy with Epworth Leaguers from Coleman as guests. A follow up session is planned with Mr. Sternaman handling the topic Prohibition and its effect upon society. Meetings run 6:30 to 7:30 each Sunday. year officers elected include Agnes Bauder president and Hazel Stottlemyer secretary with other designated posts.
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Methodist Epworth League
Kennedy
Epworth Leaguers
Coleman
Sternaman
Agnes Bauder
Hster Chaffee
Allen Bauder
Verona Bower
June Hachmuth
Hulary Tice
Hazel Stottlemyer
Dale Randal
Jean Caple
Community church and club notices October events
Friday evening services at Dover Tabernacle weekly. Claré Isabella Grange hosts Garfield Grange Lake tonight with a pot luck supper. Ladies Union meets Friday with Mrs George Wilson, pot luck dinner 6 30. Members may bring husband or friend. Free will offering October 18 Clare Good Literature Club with Mrs Adelaide Wylie. Elm Grove Extension class at Grange hall October 18 all day meeting and pot luck dinner. Dr Savage of First Baptist Pontiac to speak in Clare November 19. Auxiliary meets next Wednesday with Mrs J F Tatman. Ladies Guild meets next Wednesday at Mrs George Sherwood home Hast State street bring needle and thimbles. King’s Daughters meet Thursday October 20 with Mrs Wr Seil. Annual Michigan Eldership Church of God conference at Hagle church October 20 to 28. Zenobia Chapter OBS Halloween party Thursday October 27. Advisory Board American Red Cross meeting October 28.
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Gladwin-Clare
Dover Tabernacle
Claré-Isabella Grange
Garfield Grange
Lake
Ladies Union
George Wilson
Clare Good Literature Club
Adelaide Wylie
Elm Grove Extension
Grange Hall
Wr. Seil
Conference of Michigan Eldership
Church of God
Hagle
Zenobia Chapter
American Red Cross
Passing of Former Clare Lady Revealed in Letters
The article details the death of Mrs. Bruske at age 84 in Long Branch New Jersey where she had lived with her daughter Louise, a teacher there. Survived by daughters Louise and Clara and brother Rudolph Holtz of Lupton Michigan.
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Louise
Clara
Long Branch
N. J
Miss Louise
Rayner
Los Angeles
Cal
Bruske
Rudolph Holtz
Lupton
Michigan
Greenwood Cemetery
Saginaw
Stittsworth Bonham Couple Wed In Sheridan Township
Sheridan township united Wmery L Bonham and Leona M Stittsworth in marriage at the home of Rev. Chas Kleinhardt on Tuesday evening October 11. They will reside one mile west of Colonville as they start their married life.
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Sheridan Township
Wmery L. Bonham
Charles L Bonham
Leona M. Stittsworth
Alex Stittsworth
Chas. Kleinhardt
Colonville
Livestock Listing by Farmers' Produce
Livestock advertised for shipment with dates Tuesday October 25 and November 8. Contact P F Geeck merchant at telephone 139 for details and bookings.
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F. Geeck
Mer
Cider Mill at Rosebush Announces Saturday Press
The Rosebush cider mill plans to press cider every Saturday at the mill near the elevator. Charles A. Schafer, listed as 512, is associated with the notice.
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Rosebush
Bargains on Men’s Suits and Coats at Rummaged Sale
See the Bargains advertises men’s suits and overcoats as well as boys and ladies coats at a rummaged sale. The listing highlights assorted sizes and prices in a one page sale note.
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Galt
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
The family thanks friends for kindness during the illness and death of the husband and father, appreciates the I. C. C. F. Lodge members, Rev. Telder, and those who sent floral tributes. Mrs. H. A. Holmes.
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I. C.C.F. Lodge
Telder
H. A. Holmes
Dance at Mt Vernon Grange Hall Friday Night
Dance at Mt Vernon Grange Hall Friday night October 21. Gents two bit 25 cents Ladies free admission.
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Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Clare Shipping Association Dates Announced
The Clare Shipping Association sets shipping on Tuesday October 18 and November 1. Contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper at phone 220121. Also Samborn's offers to buy old batteries radiators and green hides at phone 93.
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Clare Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Shipper
Samborn’s
Adv
Life Sketch of Frank Ballinger Remembers Civic Leader
A large church funeral honors Frank Ballinger born 1868 in Michigan. The Clare native moved to Los Angeles after years as a realtor and church worker, leading the “We Boys” youth class with 4000 members over 22 years. Survived by two brothers and two sisters, and daughter Martha Ballinger with family in Los Angeles.
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Page City
Porter
Inglewood
Mr. Ballinger
St. Johns
Michigan
Clare
May Bicknell
Shepherd
Los Angeles
United Church Brotherhood
The
Spanish American Institute
County Jail Commission
Masonic Lodge
Martha Ballinger
Patricia Mae
Seventh Avenue
Mary and
Zandie Brodie
DeVogt
A. E. LaPierre
Carrie Gray
Cora Wittman
Verrona Toman
Lydia Land Bessie Ort
Herb Sexsmith
Minnie M. Welch
Minnie Welch
Welch
Edgar G. Welch
Clare High Wins Another Victory at Mt Pleasant
Clare High defeats Academy 5 yard line safety ends drive as Orrin Shaw boots to safety. Don Gillis hobbled by a Charley horse. team hampered by rain and injuries. Gladwin High visits High School field Wisday for a conference game with 3:30 start and 26 cent admission.
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Clare High
MT. Pleasant
Academy
Clare
Orrin Shaw
Don Gillis
Gladwin High
Wisday
Gladwin
Midland
Shepherd
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Brown Corners
Dramatic Society
RED Cross
Epworth League News
Stittsworth
Bonham
Charles .A. Schafer
Frank
Ling
Our
Citizens State Bank
United States Depository
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
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Lynch
Clarence Thayer
W. GC. Fuller
O. D. Bayes Bakery
the Farmers’ Store
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