Social notes from Clare area brim with visitors
Long column lists residents and guests visiting Clare and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Carl Dust, Rev. S J Brooks, Mrs. Grace Baker, Mrs. Chas Cowling, and many others, with travels to Mt. Pleasant, Detroit, Saginaw, Lansing, and Cadillac. Optional church events and hospital notes mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dust
Saginaw
Edward Russell
S. J. Brooks
Midland
Ghester Eyert
Mt. Pleasant
Harl McCoy
Archie Cleveland
Burt Root
Lansing
West State Street
Church of God
Barker
Joseph Omar Larson a Life of Service Remembered
Joseph Omar Larson born August 13 1899 in Williamsport Pa died at Veterans Administration Hospital Wood Wisconsin aged 42 years 1 month 25 days He served in the U S Navy in World War I and later cared for his father and farm in Sheridan Township He married Ruth Davis January 15 1927 and left three children Elsie Shirley Earl with a long line of surviving relatives The funeral was held October 12 at Thurston Funeral Home with Legion rites at Cherry Grove cemetery and distant relatives attending from Edmore Dearborn Pontiac Drayton Plains Grand Rapids and beyond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Ardis
Cadillac
Acee
J. B. Paul
Ettis” Mackin
Goomis
Mia
Julia Derby
Burt Greer
Frances
Langing
Mary Ann Collins
Belding
Mig
Coral Collins
J. Lockwood
Detroit
Ethel Upthegrove
Arthur Morgan
Veterans Hospital
Dearborn
Leonel Green
John Dunlop
Donald
Charles Heeler
Bay City
Frank Hachmuth
Cliff Richmond
Loomis
Standard
Ed. Farell
Billy
Gladwin
John Schaaf
Wesley Shook
Pauline
Gaylord
William Holmes
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Mary Williston
Fred Loomis
Dora Bennett
Frank Grover
Marion
Wade Cradit
Ernest Green
Kay
Wolverine
KE. F. Kaul
Lute Braley
George Larson
Pontiac
C. C. Knapp
Ladies Union
Congregational Church
Amanda Falk
Howard Waite
Bellview
Chas. Whitlock
Clyde Kistler
Bert Waite
Eunice Cation
Oliver Becker
Cass Guy
Norman Lockwood
Walter Upthegrove
J. Harold
Mt. Vernon
Paul Lowrey
Patricia
Elsie
Harve Erter
Martha Ann
Eileen Parent
Elwin Smith
Alma
Andrew Irving
Suzanne
C. A. Wellman
Claude Howarth
Claudia DeCook
Jennings Archambault
Earl Tupper
Mt. Morris
Fred Knight
Lucy Wessling
Saginaw
Chas. Anschultz
F. D. Rogs
Bobby Tobias
Lansing
Howard Dafoe
Lois
Louis Novotny
Peterson
Dafoe
Robert Archambault
Robert
Art Schoonaver
Clyde Mizer
John
Dale Kennedy
Richard Greenfield
Morre
Mr. Pleasant College
Jay Green
Percy Wilson
Ithaca
Wilson
Green
Jay Jy
Joseph Omar Larson
Joseph
Omar Larson
Mgr
Ole. Larson
Williamsport
Veterans Adminstration Hospital
Wood
Wisconsin
Joe
Michigan
Sheridan Township
U. S. Navy
Ruth Davis
Shirley
Earl
Thurston Funeral Home
A. D. Telder
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Legion
Larman
Harl Larson
Edmore
Wm. G. Kaul
C. S. Larson
Harold Larson
Earl Kaul
Vernell Kaul
Luther Braley
Basil Braley
Allen Burch
Lucille
Gladys Stoy
Harold Martin
Jimmie
Drayton Plains
Virginia Stoy
Grand Rapids
Texas Begins Excavation of a Massive Meteor Crater
Odessa officials open a WPA project to excavate a large meteor crater eight miles southwest of Odessa. Dr. I H Sellards notes the crater is rivaled only by Canyon Diablo in Arizona and fragments have been found. A two mile road will aid public access with completion estimated in about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Texas
Here
Canyon Diablo
Arizona
I. H. Sellards
Bureau of Economic Geology
University of Texas
Sellards
WPA
Ector County
Panama Canal Toll Totals and Ship Traffic Shift
The canal saw 4,979 ships pass in the last fiscal year, down 1,118 from the year before. The yearly average was about 13 ships per day, with toll receipts exceeding 20.7 million dollars. Both American and foreign vessels pay tolls to use the canal.
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Panama Canal
Canal
Ambassador of Goodwill A Chicago visitor gains flawless German welcome
A young American named Master Mickey Mouse receives a warmer than usual reception in Germany. The article notes his German is perfect with not a trace of accent and calls the hospitality legendary.
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Germany
Mickey Mouse
Houston Leads Nation in Meters Revenues in 1938
Profitable Meters in Houston Texas collected 4 185 478 nickels from coin meters in 1938 totaling 209 273 90 dollars. The city claims more meters than any other, recording a substantial municipal revenue from parking devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
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Pewtete
Chas, Cowling
Farwell
John Lamb Sy
Florence Gay
St. Johns
Carol Rose Towne
Batty June Rogers
Delph Heller and Sons
Dorothy Presley
Irving Strack
Ida
Jas. Rogers
Theodore Bowler
Louisa Jean
Woods Hospital
Delmar Sprague
Flushing
Marian
Terrel
Mt. Clemens
Frank Nash
S. Bogardun
Methodist Ladies Auxiliary
Kenneth Cox
Anna Mae
Lulu Cox
Neil Stirling
Pink Dawson
Wyandotte
Chas. Stirling
Donna Tubbs
Floyd Tubbs
Jimmy
John Lamb
Lamb
Ralph Lewpowski
Vernon
Leonard Irwin
Harold
Flint
Irwin
L. H. Thompson
Aron Or
Frank Hartman
Lee
Einest ‘Green
Percy Stough
Jonesville
Stough and
Waite
Howard Richter
Everett Richter
St. Louis
Herb Randall
City
R. D. Gay
Dwight
Omer
Jeff Hartman
Dover
Hynest Green
Harold Lockwood
Alpena
Fred Smalley
Ora Hubel
Columbus
Ohio
Henry Burton
Phillips
Ferndale
Ivan Oden
Ivan Upthegrove
Bellevue
Wek
Erwin Zinser
T. K. Buzard
Owosso
Clare
Dale Randall
Lucille Dryden
Rey
C. W. Harvey
Strickland Baptist Church
Ella Buck
Ida Teed
Harvey
Hale
Marvin Witbeck
Casper Witbeck
Ewart
Cooley Bridge
Deland Sherman
Russell Bonham
Marilyn
William Spencer
Bonham
Wnion
M. R. Howlett
Edward Heller
Howard Morford
Vaughn Lewis
Vaughn Jr
Nettie Macklin
Mary Mater
Wise
Emmet Potts
Horace Waggoner
Olivet
Mio
Ernest Potts
William G. Kaul
B. F. Kaul
Joseph ,Larson
Damoth Agy
Clare Insurance Agy
Clare Realty Co
Glare
Hartford
Bayes’ Bakery
de. G. C
Chiropractor
Clare, Michigan
Marl
M. Houge Ton
Olafsen Atol
ORLIS
Erin
Datvons
Olafsen
Wor
Genesee Plate
Oneida
North Star Grocery Company
National Retail
Farmer Peet’s