Clare County Fair Opens With Weeklong Events and School Day
The Clare county fair runs from Tuesday September 11 with exhibits, races, games, and music. School day brings nearly 2500 pupils. pioneer day features J L Littlefield and Dan Hoover. Asa Aldrich leads school day planning with county educators, promising a record fair experience.
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Clare
J. L. Littlefield
Dan Hoover
Clare County Fair
Clare High School
Chas. Butts
Asa Aldrich
Amble
Tyndall and Kennedy
Nough
Clare County
Memorial Building Dedication At Otter Lake
The American Legion Billet and Auxiliary Unit invite members to dedicate the Herbert R. McKinney Memorial Building at Otter Lake on Sunday September 9 1934 at 230 PM.
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Otter Lake
American Legion
Herbert R. McKinney
Democratic Ballot Card Push for State Senator Nominee
A public notice urges Democrats to mark a cross for William H. Gaple as State Senator candidate on the Democratic primary ballot in Glare County for September 11 1934. Signed by L Hiathompson, County Democratic Chairman.
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William H. Gaple
L. Hi Athompson
Glare County
Gonaittse Pot
Adv
Carpenter Urged For Senate In Primary Vote
A Crawford Avalanche advertisement urges voters to return Ben Carpenter to the 28th senatorial district seat in the September 1 primary. It praises his service, foresight, and continued representation, comparing him to past strong officials and stressing gratitude to supporters.
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Ben Carpenter
State Senate
Carpenter
Senate
Eugene Foster
Gladwin
Crawford
Avalanche
Adv
Bowler thanks supporters and defends record in first term
Theo G Bowler expresses gratitude to supporters, disputes opposition claims about bank and court matters, notes ongoing work with County Board committees to recover deposits from Clare County Savings Bank, and pledges to continue serving with effort if re elected.
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Justice Youngy
Harrison
Gallihan
Board of Supervisors
Clare County Savings Bank
Theo. G. Bowler
Sticker Permits Void After August Thirty First
Enforcement of motor vehicle license plate laws after August 31 rests with local law officers. The 1933 windshield permit extension was approved by the Secretary of State and lawmakers, extending use to August 31. Michigan Public Safety confirms enforcement falls to local police after the extra 30 days.
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Secretary of
Frank D Fitzgerald
State Senate
Hose of Representatives
Michigan Department of Public Safety
Clare Advertisers Host Doubleheader at Har ingfield
The Clare Advertisers schedule a September 9 baseball doubleheader at Har ingfield featuring Delwin Grange and Stevenson Lake against Kidder.
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Clare
Kidder
Haringfield
Delwin Grange
Stevenson Lake
Clare Girl Weds Dear Born Young Man at Dearborn
Marguerite Fetters and Wesley M. Morden were married Saturday evening at the M E parsonage by Rev. Wm. MacClenthen in Dearborn Michigan. Attendants were Marguerite and Will Foster. A dinner was given by the groom’s mother. The couple will live at 6811 Colman St Dearborn. The bride is a Vernon Township girl and Clare high school graduate. The groom is a nephew of John Morden of Vernon and is well regarded locally.
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Marguerite Fetters
Wesley M. Morden
M. E
Wm. MacClenthen
Dearborn
Marguerite
Will Foster
Mary
Colman St
Michigan
Vernon Township
Mimer Fetters
Clare High
John Morden
Vernon
Lawrence Teale Dies After Illness at State Sanitorium
Lawrence Teale son of David and Billen Teale born November 14 1907 in Sheridan township died September 1934 at the Michigan State Sanitorium Howell aged 26 years 10 months and 11 days. Funeral held at Clare Baptist church with Rev M R Hendrich and Rev A D Telcher. burial beside his mother in Cherry Grove.
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Lawrence
David
Billen Teale
Sheridan Township
Michigan State
Howell
Flint
David Teale
Wesley
Hewitt
Minn
William
Hinkleville
Alice
Vernon City
Clare Baptist Church
M. R. Hendrich
Hagle
A. D. Telcher
Cherry Grove
Thos. Teale
Ted
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Wm. Hampton
Ruth
Berta Neiland
John Sisco
Pleasant
Beatrice Butler Dies at Ann Arbor Hospital
Beatrice Butler age 24 died August 30 at Ann Arbor hospital after several months illness. She had been a patient at Mt. Pleasant hospital and was cared for at her mother's home on East Fourth Street the past month. Survived by husband and immediate family. Funeral services were held at Stinson Funeral Home Mt. Pleasant and burial followed there.
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Beatrice Butler
Ann Arbor Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Ernest Beal
East Fourth Street
Stinson
Holbrook Nominated for Clare County Prosecuting Attorney
A political advertisement urges vigorous administration in nominating and electing Donald B. Holbrook. Born in Clare County, he is described as educated and experienced, promising honest fair impartial service and low taxpayer cost.
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Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Donald B. Holbrook
Clare County
Pol. Adv
Softball Game Set Sunday at Colonville
A softball game between Eagle and Colonville is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at Colonville with a 2 30 start. An ice cream social will accompany the event.
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Colonville
Eagle
Justice Young of Harrison Belt of Glare Ady
Fragmentary legal notice references Justice Young of Harrison and a belt of glare in an Ady issue. Read as OCR fragment, no clear actions, dates, or authorities fully shown.
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Young
Ady
Primary Election Nears in Clare County Vote
Clare county voters prepare to cast ballots next Tuesday September 11 in a heated primary race. Only candidates with opponents appear on the ticket under the revised primary law. Polls open 7:00 a m to 6:00 p m at Clare s new City Hall and Memorial building.
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Clare County
Clare
Court bans cemetery oil drilling in Vernon Township
Detroit circuit court judge Gillispie voided the Vernon Township Cemetery lease to Oscar Wiley and partners and barred any drilling, tanks or pipelines on the grounds. The ruling holds the township board lacked authority to lease grave property and requires a public vote for such grants. Plaintiffs John Stough and others cheered the decision amid anticipated appeals possibly to the state supreme court.
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Gillispie
Detroit
Vernon Township
Township Board of Health
John Stough
James Bender
Mary Brief
Louise Erwin
Oscar Wiley
W. F. Hunter
Rosebush
John Vale
J. P. Wilson
Gillespie
State Supreme Court
Michigan
Clare Study Club Opens Flower Show and Meeting
The Clare Study Club held its annual Flower Show with luncheon and first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Nellie Hampton. A fine 1:30 luncheon was served by committee members Gene Fleming Anita Tichenor and Florence Rassat. President Mary Greer opened the meeting and Dr. Daisley Goodman explained the new elegant program. A letter from the Friday Literary Club of Gladwin invited them to the Fall Flower Show on September 7 and a Fall Fashion Review by G Goldberg and Sons Department Store.
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Clare Study Club
Nellie Hampton
Gene Fleming
Anita Tichenor
Florence Rassat
Mary Greer
Daisley Goodman
Mary Green
Goodman
Pearl Sanford
Notice of Primary Election at New City Hall
The September 11 primary election will be held in the new City Hall. Alex McKinnon is the City Clerk approving the notice.
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New City Hall
Alex McKinnnon
City Clark
Piano Class Y Opens September 20 For Enrollment
A new piano class titled Piano Class Y begins September 20 with enrollment at 462 Frances Anderson Gall 178. Interested students are invited to register for the session.
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Gall
Siel Reunion Held at WM Irwin Home
The Siel family met for a social day on Sunday September 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Irwin. Rain kept everyone indoors as a pot luck dinner followed by reminiscences. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Siel and others from Farwell Grand Rapids Clare Flint Cranberry Lake and Flint.
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Siel
Wm. Irwin
Geo. Siel
Wayne Fair
Farwell
Clarence Siel
Henry Siel
Grand Rapids
Lawrence Siel
Famiy
Clare
Leonard Irwin
Flint
Munchie Lucy
Clarence Pope
Wrank Irwin
Cranberry Lake
Ram Truck to Visit Clare County Early October
The Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeder's Ram Truck will tour Clare County during the first week of October visiting Harrison fair grounds. Rams offered include those on special orders and others for sale with a health and breeder guarantee.
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Clare County -Farly
Michigan
Clare County
Harrison
D. H. LaVoi
Michigan State College
Mgr. la Voi
Mrs Wilma Achard Weds Harry Tripp at Saginaw
Mrs Wilma Achard and Harry Tripp wed before a Baptist pastor in Saginaw on September 4. They honeymoon at Tripp’s Higgins Lake summer home. Tripp has worked in Maine and will move to Palm Beach Florida in December where he directs an resort orchestra.
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Wilma Achard
Harry Tripp
Saginaw
Higgins Lake
Clare Couple Announce Secret Marriage
Robert J. Doherty son of Mr and Mrs J B Doherty and Miss Irene Radcliffe daughter of Mrs Emma Radcliffe reportedly wed in the early part of the year keeping it secret until two weeks ago. The bride graduated last June won a scholarship to the University of Michigan. They reside with Bob's parents as he completes his senior year at Clare High.
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Robert J. Doherty
J. BE. Doherty
Irene
Emma _ Radcliffe
University of Michigan
Bob
Clare High
Mother of Eight Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Leslie McNeil of Sheridan township died August 30 after six months of illness following a February stroke. Born August 18, 1887 in Gilmore township, she married Leslie McNeil March 18, 1906 and left eight children Fern Taylor Lyle Fay William Winnifred Betty Herbie Mona. Funeral September 2 at Thurston & Son with Rev. Albert Dawe. burial Cherry Grove.
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Leslie McNeil
Sheridan Township
Jennie McNeil
Gilmore Township
Fern Taylor
Moundell
Lyle
Fay
William
Winnifred
Betty
Herbie
Mona
Thurston & Son Funeral Home
Albert Dawe
Cherry Grove
Republican tickets listed for Clare County races
Notice to voters warns against cross ticket voting and lists Republican candidates for Governor to Road Commissioner. Names include Bailey Fitzgerald Groesbeck Smith. Conion Ming Read. Carpenter Mercer. Bowler Campeau Holbrook Naumes. Bates Burnett Shumway Woods. Derby Goodman Raymond Rule Schaaf. Carpenter Emerson Schofield Wilson. Paid for by Clare County Republican Candidates.
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Orla A. Bailey
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Alexander J. Groesbeck
John W. Smith
Ernest T. Conion
Fred R. Ming
Thomay Read
Ben, Carpenter
Ben N. Mercer
Theo. G. Bowler
Leo J. Campeau
Donald E. Holbrook
Joseph K. Naumes
George Bates
John W. Burnett
Roy G Shumway
Edmond Woods
Oise A. Derby
Fred S. Goodman
John A. Raymond
Ray V. Rule
Fred W. Schaaf
John C. Carpenter
Richard Emerson
Elmer J. Schofield
Robert Wilson
Clare County
Emergency Welfare Canning Rules for Relief Use
County Emergency Welfare Relief Administrations may only use canning equipment for relief families. Funds come from Federal or State appropriations for emergency welfare, so equipment must be treated as relief commodities for welfare beneficiaries. William Haber, State Relief Administrator.
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William Haber
Auto wrecks injure and claim lives near Clare
Floyd Bergey and Clark Sanborn were hurt when Bergey’s car left the road on U S 10 between Lake and Farwell, blamed on blinding lights. Sanborn died from brain concussion. Charles Williams suffered severe injuries, and Frederick McDonald, 16, was killed in a crash on U S 27 near Clare. Others escaped with minor injuries. Funeral services for McDonald were planned at his Vernon township home.
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Floyd Bergey
Clark Sanborn
Lake
U. 8S
Farwell
Clare Hospital
Bergey
Charles Williams
Clare
Vernon Township
Clare School
Frederick McDonald
Chas. McDonald
U. S
Frederick
Mussell Farm
Albert Dawe
Cherry Grove
Michigan Plans Voluntary Bangs Disease Test Program
Michigan to use part of Federal A A A funds to test cattle for Bangs disease and pay indemnities for cattle slaughtered. The temporary plan requires herd owners to sign an agreement, slaughter infected cattle, observe rules for new additions, test per state plan, disinfect premises, and avoid banned vaccines or products. Details and applications available from county agent at Hickory.
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Michigan
Bang
Gibson County Agr
Hark Tison
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Gibson
Democrats
Lawrence Teale
Fight For Health
MON
Sheridan
Frances Anderson
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Hart Phimisey
U.S. 27
I. Slentz Farm
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