Community News Highlights Many Local Visits and Travels
Cap Huber traveled to the Iroy River Tuesday to cook in the camo A B Valentine of Pontiac visits his niece and husband in Ogle. Dozens of residents, including Fahrendruch of Saginaw, McLaughlin, Bednarek in Chief Lake, and Smith in Alma, hosted or joined weekend gatherings and hospital trips. A&P cider ad and various relatives travel between Alma, Standish, Beaverton, and Bay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Huber
Iroy River
B. Valentine
Pontiac
Ogle
Emil Fahrendruch
Saginaw
Joe McLaughlin
Clare School Notes English and Languages
Ninth grade English students studied a short story unit reading renowned authors and writing their own work. A student led dramatization featured Jim Bicknell and others with Bob Samborn as announcer. Puppets and scenes from Poe’s The Gold Bug were created by Barbara Schug and team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bicknell
Wilbur Ireland
Robert Perry
Willard Ireland
Bob Samborn
Barbara Schug
Jo Jo Koch
Avis Murdoch
Eileen Parent
Bulletin Board
Daryl Blanchard
Clarence Ostrowsky
Donald Fisher
Evelyn Blackledge
Patsy Irwin
Jane Richardson
Jackie Frey
Alice Grosvenor
Martha Krueger Victim Of Heart Attack In Clare
Martha Krueger died of a heart attack in Clare county aged in her ninth year after a life of church work. She lived in Grant township, later Farwell, with six daughters and three stepchildren, forty nine grandchildren and thirty four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Farwell Church of God with Rev Mary House officiating and burial in Surrey township cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Otto Beck
Ithaca
Viva Howard
Lansing
Pearl Hall
Loretta Shaw
Mary Acre
Ida Bauer
Farwell
Wanda Moore
St. Johns
Arthur Krueger
Bannister
Lawrence Krueger
Ypsilanti
Calvin DeForest
Abbie Brewer
Detroit
Four Hundred Hear Uncle Mel at School Auditorium
More than four hundred adults and children filled the school auditorium Wednesday evening for the Children's Bible Hour presented by Uncle Mel and Johnny Hallett. The program mirrored the radio form with audience participation, two Uncle Mel solos, and two piano pieces by Johnny. Sponsored by the Baptist church, the event noted that Rey and Mrs Redman studied at Moody Bible Institute alongside Uncle Mel and Johnny, renewing old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Mel
Johnny Hallett
Johnny
The
Baptist Church
Rey
Mrs. Redman
Moody Bible Institute
Uticis Mel
Funeral Rites for Franklin Calkins Held in Beaverton
Franklin Leroy Calkins died in Beaverton Michigan at about ten o clock Tuesday morning October 5 at age fifty two years nineteen days He was born September 16 1891 in Rosebush Michigan and lived in Rosebush Lansing Detroit and the west before returning to Isabella county He is survived by two sons Donald of Mt Pleasant and Lewis Lester of Grand Rapids a daughter Mrs Alethia Shayler of Clare a widow Mrs Daisy Hamm of Flint and five grandchildren Also surviving are three sisters and five nephews and nieces Funeral services were held Thursday at the Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Wesley Teale officiating and burial at Cherry Grove beside his parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lloyd
Pontiac
Tim Graves
Lansing
D. Bayes
Mary Inch
Shepherd
Olive Warpster
Ford Harpster
Ethel Hendrie
Kenneth Hendrie
Walled Lake
Maud Holmes
Jake Seibt
Herrick
Ivan McIntosh
Ruth
Ralph Allen
Harbor Beach
H. B. Johnson
Oxford
Wallace Johnson
Belle Deller
Dover
Ithaca
Chester Richard
Coe Robinette
Potter
State and
Maple Streets
Stella Trietch
Frad Trietch
Brown Corners
Joe Hendr
Franklin Leroy Calkins
Burton
Augusta Calkins
Rosebush
Michigan
Beaverton
Lela Anderson
Clare
Virginia
Detroit
West
Daisy Hamm
Flint
Wise Township
Isabella County
Donald
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis Lester
Grand
Loomis
Thurston
Wesley Teale
Cherry Grove
Burt Calkins
Douglas
Howard
Ardis
Lee Rovin
Martin
Kuleck
Chassis
Grand Rapids
Joli Shayler
Pred Shayler
Bentley
Gerald Beigle
Harrison
Bur
Time Table Highlights From Clare and Surrounding Lines
The notice lists multiple railroad and bus schedules serving Clare and nearby towns. Routes include Eastern War Time trains No. 52 and No. 51, West and East connections at Lansing, Great Lakes Greyhound routes via Clare and Ludington, Yellow Bus for Saginaw with multiple daily runs, and Dow Workers Bus with early morning and late night departures. Connections extend to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek Kalamazoo and Cadillac Manistee Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Noith Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazos
Lansing
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
Ewart
Reed City
Baldwin
Scottville
Ludington
Saginaw
Flint
Pontiac
Detroit
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Dow
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L. H. Thompson
Myr
Lee Goff
Alma
Bert Glass
Vernon Township
Bay City
Friz Ambulance
Lawrence Beck
Jacob Bednarek
Chief Lake
David Ruark
Dinah
Landis
Neosho
Thomas Spence
BE. A. Samborn
Maynard Allyn
Ann Arbor
Co. B. Neff
Dan Lockwood
Seymour Border
Harold Underwood
Paris
Texas
Elwyn Smith
Joan Wesley
George Sage
Thomas Cook
Virgil Runyon
Peggy
Don
J. W. McCray
Cpl
Allen Dale Runyon
J. A. Combs
Standish
Millard Fillmore
O. T. Fillmore
Margaret Walters
Hope
George Wisler
Arthur Walter
Frank Gilmore
Marcus Walter
Mt. Morris
Ed. Cookson
Evelyn
Midland
Thomas Abbott
Alfred Cookson
Charles Neithercut
Helen
Dan Mater
John Neithercut
Omer
Martha Ann
Petoskey
Pvt
James Gay
Dorothy Malaney
Marvel Bradley
Mr Pleasant
Max
Donald Quinn
Lidington
H. Ruark
Georges, Gibis
Johan Flood
Varnon
D. W. Osborn
Beulah
Minnie Cox
Alpha
Illinois
J. ®. Sparbet
Hark Redman
Dean Woolston
Sagi- Haw
Ava, Clark
Seattle
Washington
Arnold Newman
Pred Smalley
Riaymond Nash
Rachel Amn
Flushing
Ernest Stough
Big Bay
Bima Youmans
Mason
Dewey Paxton
Barbara
C. Paxton
L. H. Paxton
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Nhtintian
Houghton Drug Store
Clare School
Martha Krueger
Rayon
Ular
Seersucker
Liv
BAYON
Wmn. J. Bicknell&Co
Clare, Michigan
Purrey
Ton Bader
Froggit
Arbor
R. South
North
Foster Bus Line