Northeastern district women attend Alpena conclave
Seventeenth annual Northeastern district convention of the Michigan Federation of Women’s clubs met in Alpena with 125 delegates from Midland Standish Tawas City Hast Bay Guy Farwell Clare Mt. Pleasant Cheboygan Gaylord Grayling and Harrison. Sessions featured speakers on welfare legislation education and delinquency with Mrs. Earl Warner of Detroit district president presiding and Miss Tony Sender of New York as guest speaker.
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Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alpena
Midland
Standish
Standish, ‘Tawas City,’ Hast” ‘Tawas,' Bay ‘Guy, Farwell
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
East Tawas
Congregational Church
Tor
Alpena High School
Clara Noack
Hale Brake
Stanton
Brake
Earl Warner
Detroit
Michigan
W. %. Chapman
Cheboygan
National Federation
Kansas City
KR. H. Wilson
Wilson
Ralph Michaud
Florence Burnett
Federation
Tony Sender
Margaret Temple Smith
Bay City
John D. Bingham
Warner
Hlef. Patterson
Saginaw
Boys’ Club of
Carl Henry
John E.’ Sickle
Flint
Te Michigan
Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Kurize
Howard Douville
Willard Bicknell
Alf Mulder
Seymour Andrus
Zenobia Chapter 129 O E Holds October Meeting
Zenobia Chapter No 129 O E S held its October meeting with many members present. Delegates Eunice Phimsey Iva D Fisher Nellie M Sherwood Adelaide C Wrylie reported on the Grand Chapter session in Grand Rapids and future events. A post meeting party honored Chapter Marshall Doris Weapey with autumn decor and refreshments.
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Zenobia Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Rapids
Grand Esther Adelaide C. Wylie
Eunice Phimsey
Iva D. Fisher
Nellie M. Sherwood
Adelaide C. Wrylie
Marshall
Doris Weapey
Dunice Phimsey
Nellie Fefehner
Ada. Hoehstetler
Myra Asline
Winifred Tasker
King's Daughters Rummage Sale Planned Next Week
The King's Daughters announce a rummage sale in the Dunlop building next week on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Proceeds support church programs and community aid.
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Dunlop
Ady
US plans two 45000 ton superdreadnoughts
High naval officials expect funds next year to start construction of two 45000 ton superdreadnoughts with advanced design aiming for at least 33 knots. Britain may build 40000 ton ships and Japan reportedly ships three 46000 ton dreadnoughts while France and Britain weigh future tonnage. Funds could begin four more ships under North Carolina Washington class with hull and propulsion tweaks.
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Washington
Japan
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
France
Great Britain
Britain
United States Navy
North Carolina
Electric sheds promise future farming at Cardiff show
At the Royal Agricultural Show in Cardiff Wales a display by the British Electrical Development Association showcased an all electric farm. A low shed uses tiers of shallow trays with grains spread over them to rapidly grow food. Electric heat accelerates growth, producing about 10 inches of plant height in eight days and boosting yields for dairy operations.
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Cardiff
Wales
Royal Agricultural Show
British Electrical Development Association
Flying Priest Plans Arctic Radio Stations
Father Schulte the German Arctic priest plans a chain of radio-telephone stations along Hudson Bay coast in Canada. The stations at Fort Albany Attawapiskat East Main Fort George Churchill and Igloo Inlet will be funded by lectures in Canada and the United States and will aid his mission across 1 500 000 square miles.
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Hudson Bay
Moosonee
Ont
Father Schulte
Wlying Priest
Arctic
Canada
United States
Fort Albany
Attawapiskat
East Main
Fort George
Churchill
Igloo Inlet
Whales Turned Into Floating Radio Stations
The commerce department reports a device that turns dead whales into floating radio stations. A miniature ultraviolet transmitter mounted on a flag tied to the harpoon marks the whale’s position, aiding locating efforts after whaling losses due to fog. A Norwegian wireless operator is credited with the idea.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Modern City of Clare Reviewed in a Quarter Century Survey
A retrospective essay praises Clare's growth over twenty five years noting factories, fruit farms, depot and south side parks, adequate schools, expanding churches, stockyards aiding ranches, and overall progress in education religion health and purity with optimism for the future.
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Th’ City
Ford
Depot Park
South Gside Park
Mt. Pleasant
Dunlop
Clare
Bishop Henry Schneider to Speak at Blanchard Meeting
Bishop Henry Schneider of the Brethren in Christ church will deliver sermons at an interdenominational Isabella County Holiness association event in Blanchard on Friday October 14 at 2:00 and 7:30 PM. Public invited.
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Henry Schneider
Blanchard
Isabella County Holiness Association
Weslyan
Appreciation Note Thanks for Kindness and Gifts
I thank my friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers boxes of candies and fruits. I also appreciate the cards and letters I received. all were deeply appreciated.
Card of Thanks for Support After Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during illness and after the death of our husband and father Mrs John Gordon Miss Lorena Gordon Mr and Mrs John Gordon Jr Mr and Mrs Bert Johnson Mr and Mrs Ed Bowen Mr and Mrs Bert Glass for their kindness and help.
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Illnees’ and Death Co
John Gordon
Lorena Gordon
Bert Johnson
Ed. Bowen
Bert Glass
Mrs Melissa Thayer Remembered in Thankful Tribute
The children and families express gratitude for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their beloved mother Mrs Melissa Thayer. Special thanks go to those who sent flowers, the singers, and Rev S J Brooks for his comforting words.
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Melissa Thayer
S.J. Brooks
Townsend Sign Placement Acknowledgment
The Townsend Organization thanks volunteers who helped place Townsend signs east and north on U S 10 and U S 27.
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U. S. 10
U. S. 27
Townsend Organization
Consumers Power Users Prompt Payment Notice
Prompt and courteous service urged to settle light and power bills at Citizens State Bank. Local notice encourages timely payments to keep utilities active and avoid service interruptions.
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Citizens State Bank
Apples for Sale at Fowler Orchards from Choice Varieties
Our choice apples, all varieties, are now ready for sale. A new cider mill is in operation 11 miles north and 2 miles east at Fowler Orchards. fe bats.
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Fowler Orchards
Origins of Baseball Traced to Doubleday and Cartwright
Detroit News writer credits Abner Doubleday of Cooperstown with introducing bases and key features of baseball in 1839 at age twenty. Alexander Cartwright of New York helped create the baseball diamond and organized the Knickerbockers in 1845. The first official game occurred in Hoboken in June 1846 and the sport’s first association formed in 1857.
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Detroit News
Abner Doubleday
Cooperstown
Doubleday
Alexander J. Cartwright
Knickerbockers
New York
Get your copy of Frank Sage's theme song free
Gift and Flower Shop advertises a free copy of Frank Sage's theme song titled Its free. Ady appears in the line with a typo suggesting a local offer or promotional giveaway through the shop.
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Frank
Sage
Ady
Frank Sage
Adv
Harrison United Brethren in Christ Service Schedule
Harrison Mission Rev Ez E Droum and Pastor lead Sunday School at 10:00 a m Bernard Fischer Superintendent Evening Service at 8 00 p m Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m All are welcome to all services.
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United Brethern IN Christ Harrison Mission
Ez*e
Droum
Bernard
Fischer
Hvening
Two Men Held at Clare County Jail on Probation Violation
Bernard Kirkpatrick and Fred Nehls of near Clare are back in the Clare County Jail awaiting the next term of Circuit Court. They were arrested last week for violating probation terms set months ago by Judge Ray Hart after a larceny charge.
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Bernard Kirkpatrick
Fred Nehls
Near
Clare
Clare County
Ray Hart
Hart
Clare County farmers elect officers at Harrison meeting
A meeting of the Clare County Farmers association in Harrison elected officers for the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Robt. Kleiner was named Chairman, Frank Littlefield Vice Chairman, Charles Van Blarcom Second Vice Chairman, and Roberta McKenna Secretary and Treasurer.
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Clare County Farmers Association
County Court House
Harrison
Robt. Kleiner
Frank Littlefield
Charles van Blarcom
Roberta McKenna
Weekend visitors and relatives visit Michigan towns
The text records weekend guests and visits among residents. Perrinton hosted guests while the Harters called on Harrison friends. Nora Moulton was a Tuesday visitor in Roscommon. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds traveled to Moddersville to tend a sick nephew, Betty Lepley of St. Louis, and spent Sunday with Rex and Mrs. Clute.
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Irene Myers
Grayling
Joseph Ladd
Beaverton
Etta Town
Eva Otto
Hart Town
Farwell
Jesse Hammersty
Dickie
St. Louis
Hamilton Township
Rex Clute
Harrison
Ray Clark
Lansing
Fred Smith
Meredith ,Carls
Walter. Carls
Euna Meyers
Bill and
Oliver
Ida Tooley
Charles Kleinhardt
Browns Corners
Gladys Dutt
Seaver Amble and
Charles
Billie
Standish
Clare County
Harry Brennan
Breckenridge
Brennan
Smith
Clare
Donald Hammer
Cadillac
Rex Clure
James Whitmer
Frost Township
Max Carey
Paty Lee
Harison
Ray Rule
Nora Moulton
Detroit
Flint
Glen Davis
Verne
Ithaca
Jack Briggs Jr
Norma
Kay
Midland
John Briggs Sr
Charles Reynolds
Roberta Miller
Marie McCartney
Ralph. Miller
Lake George
E. Cole
Houghton Lake
Ernest McCartney
Sond
Cecelia Woods
Clark Harter
Perrinton
Harters
Roscommon
Moddersville
Betty Lepley
Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting and Rummage Sale
Union Grange will entertain Isabel la Pomona Grange on Wednesday evening in October for officer elections with a potluck lunch. The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church hosts a rummage sale on November 3 4 5 and asks to save rummage for pickup. Frank Sage theme song copies available free at Gift and Flower Shop.
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Union Grange
Isabella Pomona Grange
Ladies Guild of
the Congregational Church
Community Club Meetings And Events Calendar
Coming events include a Christmas Bazaar on December 7 hosted by the Methodist Auxiliary. Regular meetings are set for Clare Chamber of Commerce on the first Tuesday monthly, Eastern Star on the first Thursday, American Legion on the fourth Monday, Masonic Lodge on the second Tuesday, and Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays at 6 30 pm. Legion Auxiliary meets first and third Mondays. Grant Township Local No 143 Farmers Union meets first and third Wednesdays. Rexall sale ad note.
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The
American Legion
Legiom Rooms
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Zenobia
O. E
Ree
County Farmer's Ass
W. V. Ingram
Hemlock
Pearl
Clute
Hila Green
Chesaning
Frank M. Myers
Matilda Meyer
Eleanore Dunn
Frances
Salem
Fred Nickerson
Banking Department
Michigan Financial Institutions Act
United States Government and Postal Savings Deposits
Cis
James
Wm. H. Bicknell I
BE. Hampton
STATH
Theo. Wallington
WSUR
Methodist Auxiliary
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Grant Township Local No
Unio
Rexall
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