Clare Community Fair Announced At High School
Seventh annual Clare community fair set for November 5 and 6 at the high school under the leadership of Bob Clute and staff. Home Making division led by Gladys Saul and Erma Ott. Screen presentation Meat and Romance from the National Livestock and Meat Board November 5. Play Pulling the Curtain set for November 6 directed by EB D Kennedy. Various cast members listed for the stage production with prize money and exhibits promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Bob Clute
Kenneth Kapplinger
Bill Case
Jack Tice
LaVern Wood
Arthur Steeley
Home Economics Club
Gladys Saul
Erma Ott
Barbara Murphy
Orvetta Jo Miller
Mary Colburn
National Livestock and Meat Board
Meat and Livestock Industries
United States Bureau of Home Economics
Washington
EB. D. Kennedy
Lesfie Jewel Hunderstine
The
Pine Valley
Helen Murphy
Herman Sprechen
Bob White
Carrie Caswaller
Lucas Luxon
Lena Wells
Bonnie Gordon
Onry Donahue
LaVern Wood Hobart Hanley
Gordon Kieiner
Betty
Betty Ramey
Nora McClellan
Anna Moore
Johnny
Wallace Rilett
Leon Hunderstine
Leslie
Henry Eberhart James Killian
Russell Foels
Edna Dimwiddie
Nora
Barbara Jean Murphy
Ruby Lee Rakestraw
Betty Presley Hiveryone
Clare County Home Extension Committee Meeting Actions
The Clare County Home Extension Club executive committee met October 17 in Clare to elect officers and plan the year. G C Born was named chairman Caroline Darling vice chairman and Charles Koch secretary treasurer Bruce Williams serves on the committee. A November 7 start for regular project lessons will feature Miriam Eads nutrition specialist with topics on eating cold prevention weight control and home food production. A January bread making demonstration is planned with Miss Lou Tregoning of Northwestern Yeast Company to visit the county. New clubs include Clare Harrison Greenwood Hast Green wood Lake Prost Hagle Bim Grove and Mann Siding and organizers aim to appoint two leaders by November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Home Extension Club Hixecutive
Clare
G. C. Born
Caroline Darling
Greenwood
Charles Koch
Frost
Bruce Williams
Elm Grove
Miriam Eads
Lou Tregoning
Northwestern Yeast Company
Harrison
Greenwood, Sr
Hast Greenwood
Lake
Prost
Hagle
Bim ‘Grove
Mann Siding
Fidge
Venison Violations Lead to Fines in Clare County
Louis Parks and Clarence Ladd of Redding township were arrested by District Supervisor Gus Fuehi and Clare County Officer Wayne Tennant for possessing a small male deer during a period when possession was unlawful. They pleaded guilty, each fined 50 dollars plus costs of 6.85, and a .35 Remington rifle was confiscated. Conservation officers warn hunters to follow laws to protect game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Parks
Clarence Ladd
Redding Township
Gus Fuehi
Gladwin
Clare County
Wayne B. Tennant
Kyle McKinnon
Conservation
Rummage Sale Held by Congregational Guild
The Congregational Guild announces a rummage sale on October 24 in the church basement for fundraising. Proceeds support guild activities and church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Guild
Hard Time Party for Benefit of Boys in Service
The Clare Chamber of Commerce hosts a hard time party at Clare city hall on Armistice Day to aid United Service Organizations. Pine Center Gang radio entertainers led by Tim Doolitle will provide music and dancing with proceeds supporting service members, and ticket sales will replace the chamber’s regular November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Clare City Hall
United Service Organizations
Tim Doolitle
Pine Center Gang
WJR
Detroit
Harrison
Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce
Clare Pioneers Host Breckenridge In Night Gridiron Thriller
Clare High School Pioneers earned a 6 6 tie with Shepherd last Friday as Albert Samborn threw to Bob Chapman for a late score. Tonight Breckenridge visits Clare Athletic Field at 8 00 with fans urged to fill the grandstand for a thriller as the band unveils a new bow and arrow routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School Pioneers
Shepherd
Klump
Pioneers
Albert Samborn
Bob Chapman
Cappaert
Burdo
Kennedy
Martin Kennedy
Mance
Chapman
Samborn
Breckenridge
Clare
Former Highway Dept Employee Forging Checks
Michigan State Police warn that Lawrence W. Peake, a 43 year old former State Highway Department employee, passes counterfeit checks in small towns using a rubber stamp of the department. Peake, described as 6 feet 11 inches tall with brown hair and eyes, targets merchants hotels and nursery proprietors. Readers are advised not to cash checks for strangers and to notify police if approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Police
Hast Lansing
Lawrence W. Peake
Highway Department
Iie
State Highway Department
Peake
I. H. Marmon
Annual Farmers Nite Draws 200 at St Cecilia’s Hall
The Clare Chamber of Commerce hosted Farmers Night at St. Cecilia’s dining hall Tuesday with about two hundred attendees. Michigan State College certificates recognized three Clare County farmers for twelve years of record keeping. Highlights included remarks by Paul Gibson and a preview of the Clare Community Fair set for November 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
St. Cecilia’s Church
John H. Hall
Clare Methodist Church
St. Cecilia’s
Austin Bates
MacDonald
Stuart Bicknell
Dale Kennedy
Kennedy
Paul Gibson
Michigan
Clare County
Michigan State College
James Grig
Mrs. Hall
Frank Murphy
Forsberg Adaps Take Lead At Doherty Bridge Tourney
The Doherty Bridge Tournament at Hotel Doherty moves into its fourth round with Forsberg and Adams posting the day’s top score of 10 250. High scores list six leaders and season totals show Forsberg Adams leading with 38 100 and several teams close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Forsberg-Adams
Forsberg
Adams
Chapman
Bicknell
Wood
Hamnerberg
Maynard
Stoll
Bowler
Kajféz
Anderson
Garfield
Johnston
Caple
Allen
Jackson
Starfield
Pancake Supper Held at Wadena Hall Fundraiser
Pancake supper sponsored by the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows at the 1.0.C.F. Hall in Wadnéaday evening to support the tent fund. Tickets priced 26 and 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rebékahs
Oda
Navy Day Observed With Plans Across Michigan
D. C. Wilkerson of Detroit named general chairman of Michigan Navy Day committees and has appointed post commanders as local arrangements chairs. Secretary Frank Knox may speak in Detroit on Industry and National Defense with possible nationwide radio. Proclamations urge nationwide observance on October 27 the anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
United States
Wilkerson
Roosevelt
Murray D. VanWagoner
Robert Mair
Clare
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Navy
Marine Corps
Merchant Marine
Change in PM Schedule on Saginaw Detroit Division
A slight change in Pere Marquette timetable between Saginaw and Detroit takes effect October 26, 1941. The evening train now departs Saginaw at 6 20 p m and reaches Detroit at 9 15 p m, fifteen minutes earlier at both ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw-Detroit
Pere Marquette
Saginaw
Detroit
Food stamp expansion planned for Clare County and others
The U S Department of Agriculture announces extending the federal food stamp plan to the remaining fifty nine Michigan counties, with operation to begin in about a month. Eligible families receive orange stamps tied to food expenditures and free blue stamps for designated agricultural commodities, aiding public relief and farmer markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wildlife Motion Pictures At Clare High School Auditorium
The Clare Rod and Gun Club sponsors free Michigan wildlife motion pictures at Clare High School auditorium Wednesday evening October 29 at 3 00. Robert McLaughlin educational director of the Department of Conservation will project and explain the films. Attendance is urged and admission is free. George's Market advertises quality meats and groceries at 118 East Ath Street Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Michigan
Clare High School
Robert McLaughlin
Department of Conservation
George’s Market
Clare
First Local Airplane Crash North of Clare Sunday
Elton David and Kenneth Wood were piloting a Waco Ten when the plane nosed into a hillside north of the Clare airport around 3 pm. Both were injured with broken bones and facial cuts. Kenneth remains hospitalized but improving while Elton uses crutches. Both lacked pilot licenses and investigators noted blurred memory of the moments before the spin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton David
Kenneth Wood
Clare
Clare R-1
Elton
The
Sentinel
Wood
Charles David
C. B. Wood
Clare County General Hospital
Kenneth
Biton
Harry Saddler
Guy Slocum
Howell
David
Martz Detwiler Dies After Long Illness in Michigan
Martz Detwiler a long time local carpenter died Sunday morning following a year long illness at his home. He was born March 7 1882 in Paulding Ohio son of Henry and Nina Detwiler and lived in Michigan about 36 years. He married Carrie M Graham May 2 1909 at Farwell and they had one son Keith. He leaves two brothers Harvey Oakley and Jess St Louis and many relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday October 21 at 2 PM at Thurston Funeral Parlors with Rev Albert Dawe officiating. Interment followed at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Martz Detwiler
Henry
Nina Detwiler
Paulding
Ohio
Michigan
Carrie M. Graham
Farwell
Keith
Harvey
Oakley
Jess
St. Louis
Martz
Thurston Funeral
Albert Dawe
First Congregational Church
Cherry Grove
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Virginia Perry
Clare County Home Extension Committee
LEO V. Card
Michigan Commissioner of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce Farmers' Night
Grand Chapter
Grand Rapids
Order of the Eastern Star
Canada
Annabelle Hampton
Nellie Hampton
Nettie Holbrook
Belle Mair
Greta P. Masten
Lillian Walker
Adelaide C. Wylie
Donald E. Holbrook
Alexander E. Wylie
Zenobia
George W. Welsh
Tim Doolittle
Gang
Breckenridge 10
Highway Dept
Elton Wood
Sternaman
NAVY
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