Clare and area rail and town notices scattered
Local schedules list Denied detail on Ann Arbor Pere Marquette trains and daily Midland Reed City departures. Community notes report Rexall sale next week and various visits, social events, and birthdays including Miss Lucy’s sixteenth party at Elmer Ford home and Miss Alice Foell tenth birthday celebrated by Baptist Sunday School juniors.
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Pere Marquette West
Harrison
Midland
Reed City
Clare
Saginaw
Methodist High School
Chester Richard
Elmer Ford
West 5Th Street
Miss
Alice
Food Shop ad touts Michigan-made products and low prices
Fred M. Morgan at 509 McEwan Street markets Michigan farm and factory goods. The ad lists pumpkin, mincemeat, mustard, pasta, pancake flour, tea, peanuts, various flours, kraut, frankfurters, bulk coffee and Crisco with special bulk prices and multi-item deals.
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Japan
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices in Grayling Area
Melvin Bates visited the Haller home with Mrs. Bates on Wednesday forenoon. Westcott and Hardman families spent the weekend in Durand and Marysville. McKinnon and Artibee traveled to Chicago to visit his sister Mrs. Ethel Allen. Hallowe'en window soaping faced enforcement with penalties. Baptist church voted to hold winter Sunday services at seven. Unemployed residents seek winter firewood at Mill Pond where stumps and logs were exposed after summer drawdown.
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Melvin A. Bates
Grayling
Haller
Citizens’ State Bank
Adv
Lott
Russell
Westcott
Durand
Stanley Hardman
Marysville
Ed. Russell
Roy McKinnon
Donald Artibee
Chicago
Ethel Allen
Hallowe
Baptist Church
Insect Threatens Roses Girdling Garden Canes
An article from Michigan State College reports the rose stem girdler, a European beetle now common in Michigan, attacking roses by laying eggs on canes in June and July. Larvae tunnel sapwood, girdling canes, causing swellings and eventual death. control is cutting and burning infested canes before adult emergence in June.
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Michigan State College
Europe
United States
Michigan
New Automobile License Act Takes Effect November First
The 1931 legislature passes a new automobile license act effective November 1. About 200,000 drivers with original licenses before January 1, 1925 must re register. Applications for new licenses go to police or sheriffs, temporary licenses valid 20 days, then state review. Licenses now valid for three years. Economic activity shows bright spots, and corporate tax receipts for 1931 exceed estimates, with about 6.62 million paid so far and an expected 130 thousand more by June 30 fiscal year end.
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Department of State
Department of Public Safety
Red Book legislative manual to be distributed in two weeks
The legislative Mahual known as the Red Book will be ready for distribution by the Department of State in about two weeks. The manual is published biennially under a law that requires free distribution to county officials and libraries. Private individuals and companies may buy the book from the department at cost.
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Department of State
Clare Sentinel Liners Reach Homes In Community
Local residents report daily reads of the Clare Sentinel liners in their homes indicating broad distribution and community reach. The notice emphasizes household access to the newspaper content and strengthens reader engagement across the area.
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Clare Sentinel
Catholic Church Service at St. Cecilia's
Rev. Stanley Morrison presides at St. Cecilia's Church at 8:30 A. M. Mass schedule noted.
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St. Cecilia's
Stanley Morrison
Church Services and Schedule for St John’s and Reorganized Church
St John’s EV Lutheran posts German services at 9 45 and English at 10 45 with Sunday School after English. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meets Sundays at the I C C F Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 and community service at 11 00, preaching by G W Burt of Beaverton at 8 00.
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Reorganized
Church of Jésus Christ of Latter Day Saints
I. C. C. F. Hall
Hitler G. W. Burt
Beaverton
Morning worship and services listed for temperance Sunday
The notice lists morning worship at ten, Sunday School at 11 15, and an evening service at 7. It assigns Laura Thompson to lead the visit ors welcome and notes a midweek prayer service on Wednesday evening.
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Worlds Temperance
Piss Laura Thompson
Church Activities Schedule Rev. Van Sicklen Leads Morning Worship
Morning worship at 11:00 a m with Ea gar Van Sicklen as leader. Young People 7:00 p m. Evening service 8:00 p m. prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:00 p m. Sewing Circle plans discussed for future start. Southeast Sheridan Church School at 2:30 p m with Cora Wilson as superintendent.
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Eagar van Sicklen
B. Peterson
Sheridan Church
Cora Wilson
The Church and the State Sermon Series Begins Sunday
Congregational Church with Rev. Albert Dawe invites worshipers next Sunday at 10 15 am and 11 15 am for Church School led by Mr Norris Elden. First sermon in a three part series asks where the strength of a nation lies and how religion and politics interact.
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Norris Elden
Congregational Mayflower Society
M. Wagenaar
Dawe
Rally Day at Church School Seeks 100 in Attendance
Next Sunday features Rally Day with 11 30 services and a special program across all departments. The pastor preaches at 10 on Ideal Wives and Husbands while a children’s chat covers Boys and Buoys. The Howorth League begins a new topic series at 6 30, and auxiliary hosts a Wednesday coffee hour for the public.
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Church School
Paul
Peter
Bouys
Howorth
F. McGuire
Uig
Ladies Aid
Aberhart
Religious instruction offered at Herrick church school
The pastor announces a program at Herrick church school meeting at 12 30 noon offering moral and religious instruction for many children. A 1 30 sermon on Ideal Wives and Husbands includes a chat for children, emphasizing standards and character development.
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Herrick
School Notes from a Busy Multi-Grade Class
The lettered notes describe first through eighth grades with teacher Mrs. Parent visiting, planting narcissus bulbs, Halloween activities, Indian study, spelling lists with many 100 percent marks, tardy-free month pride, and class birthdays and parties. Names of students across grades appear alongside activities and recent changes like Mary Cappaert leaving and new reading and geography lessons.
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Ronald Sage
Billy Verrette
Kalamazoo
Parent
Wayne Brown
Billy Butcher
Leone Butcher
Howard Cook
Calvin Foss
Arelene Hunt
Barbara Loomis
Phyllis Koch
Frank Kovic
Jane Martin
Carol Nann McGuire
Arlo Oden
Elsie Ostrowsky
George Parent
Malcolm Penland
Chester Richard
Julia Smith
Donald Sprague
Betty Ann Sutton
Lorraine Sutton
Mary Cappaert
Decatur
Ind
South Amer
Perfect Attendance for October Across Class Names
A long list of students and guardians shows perfect attendance for October across multiple grades. The roster includes Clara Bergey Vera Mae Bruesche Marjorie Casner Paul Creguer and many others reflecting steady classroom presence.
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Clara Bergey
Vera Mae Bruesche
Marjorie Casner
Paul Creguer
Madonna Holick
Jack Foss
Tommy Holbrook
Gerald Lewis
Margaret Loomis
Wayne Marshall
Eugene Maxwell
Jimmy McAllister
Roberta McKnight
Martha Ann Parent
Dale Pifer
Wesley Samborn
Dorothy Schaffer
Jack Steffinman
Zada Stottlemeyer
Helen Jane Topps
Gertrude Bruesche
Floyd Callihan
Bila Cleveland
Billy
Jane Martin
Cleveland
Peggy Artin
Cote
Lucille Creguer
Ardath. Dawson
Donald Dunlop
Emma Fairbanke
Virginia
Foéeil
Fior
Ente’ Green
Joy Groves
Samborn's Ad Lists Batteries Radiators and Hides for Sale
Local classified notices advertise selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's with contact phone 23 for details and pickup.
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Samborn’s
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