Clare County Sends Two Wether Lambs to International Exposition
Two wether lambs from C. C. Pifer and Jeroma Caner of Harrison and Greenwood Township will carry Clare County colors at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago opening at Thanksgiving. The lambs, bought by the State College and delivered by County Agent Gibson and Mr. Pifer, will be shown in the car load class.
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Wether
C. C. Pifer
Jeroma Caner
Harrison
Greenwood Township
Clare County
Chicago
State College
P. 2D. Gibson
Pifer
Caner
Haci
Livestock Sale and Trade Ad Notes Shipping Dates
Farmers' Produce lists livestock for sale with shipping dates on Tuesday September 12 and 26. Contact P. F. Geeck in Mer for details and phone 139. Also Samborn's advertises buying old batteries radiators and green hides at phone 23 Clare.
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Telephone
Samborn’s
Clare
Adv
Runyan Reunion Held at Allen Home
The seventh annual Runyan family reunion took place Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen. About 65 relatives and friends attended from Flint Detroit Pontiac and Farwell. A chicken dinner followed by a brief talk, music, singing, and readings. The business meeting voted to meet next year at the C. S. Runyan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyan
Fred Allen
Flint
Detroit
Pontiac
Farwell
Hendrich
C. S. Runyan
Prominent State Guests to Attend CCC Jamboree
Governor William G. Comstock Conservation Commissioner Colonel George R. Hogarth Colonel Langdon of Camp Custer Adjutant General John Bersey Mayors of Flint and Lansing and Michigan editors invited to Civilian Conservation Corps Company 684 at Houghton Lake forest camp on September 26. Guests travel with staff to inspect work areas then join a rustic mess hall dinner and a student entertainment program by the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. EH. Comstock
Colone
Qeorge “R. Hogarth
Russel
Cy ‘Langdon
Camp Custer
John Bersey
Michigan
Flint
Lansing
Civilian Conservation Corps Company 684
Houghton Lake “State Forest
A. W. Roffe
Capta.mus Bollenbeck
Langdon
Second Infantry
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Bollenbeck
The
Conservation Corps
Corps
Championship Flight Twin Elms 1933 Championship Tournament
Results from the Twin Elms 1933 Championship Tournament list multiple flights with scores and player matchups. Notable entries include Bus Comer leading with 6 away and various results such as Leo Hampton and H Wehrly posting tight scores across rounds.
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Twin Elms
Byron Galagher
HH. Wehrly
F. McGuire
H. Wehrly
Leo Hampton
F. Fuller
M. Gallagher
B. Hampton
F. Hampton
Om Leo Hampton
E. G. Johnston
Acey Parker
G. Johnston
Sr. EE. Roach
G. Sherwood
Sherwood
H. Schaeffer
A. Fleming
Schaefter
O. Hall
Ed. Bowler
Bowler
J. Bruckart
G. McKeever
W. Treland
Treand
W. Tichenor
Vandewarker
I. Hochstetley
A. Crum
My Chaftee
BH. Chaffee
N. Tibbits
Shaw
R. Harodi
Harrold
Throop
Family Gath Held At S Court Home Loomis Ninetieth Birthday
A family gathering was held at W. Sidney Court Sr. Loomis residence on Sunday August 27 to honor his ninety years. Attendees included Sidney Court Jr. and Arlene and Rolland My, Mrs. Robison, Ben Gomart, Doris, Donald and Sidney Court, Mrs. Jas Mac Vicar, Jean and Mr. Goddard of Royal Oak, Durward Robison and Marion, Ethel Beatrice and Oscar of Detroit, Mary Orr, Boyd Or and Mary Ann of Coleman. The celebration featured a picnic dinner under shade trees, music on the violin, and songs by great granddaughter Mrs. Marion Carter with guitar. Some relatives could not attend due to distance or health.
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W. Sidney Court
Loomis
Sidney Court
Arlene
Rolland
C. D. Robison
Ben Gomart
Doris
Donald
Little Sidney Court
Jas. Mac
Jean
Mr. Goddard
Royal Oak
Durward Robison
Marion
Ethel Beatrice
Oscar
Detroit
Mary Orr
Boyd
Mary Ann
Coleman
A. M. Kerby
North Augusta
D. C
Cook
Shepherd
Supervisor and 38 Girls Complete Summer Project Work
Miss Nevia Osgood supervised a month of summer home project work including foods clothing home management and canning. Thirty eight Clare high school girls completed the program with results described as gratifying and each student will finish by the first day of school. The work meets Smith Hughes Vocational requirements of the Glare high school home economics department.
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Nevia Osgood
Clare High School
Smith- Hughes
Glare High School
Arthur Township Girl Weds Indiana Man
The article reports a wedding between an Arthur Township girl and an Indiana man. The social evening followed, with the younger set arriving with shotguns and cowbells to celebratory chivarees. The couple left Monday for Angola, Indiana, to begin housekeeping.
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Arthur Township
Indiana
Angola
Hog Cholera Warning Spreads Across Michigan Farms
The Michigan State Department of Agriculture reports hog cholera widespread in the state. Many outbreaks trace to feeding garbage and unvaccinated hogs. Owners should vaccinate and consult a veterinarian promptly to prevent spread.
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Michigan State Department of Agriculture
Cider Mill Opening Near Rosebush and Beal City
A cider press operation opens Saturdays at Rosebush starting September 2 and runs Mondays and Tuesdays at Beal City. Location listed as 4514 Charles Schafer.
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Rosebush
Beal City
Good Loser Quote Sparks Quiet Wisdom
A concise remark from Cactus Joe defines a good loser as one who avoids dwelling on losses and refuses to waste time on vain sympathy. The line reflects a pragmatic mindset about setbacks.
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Cactus Joe
Local Clubs and Events Schedule for Clare and Harrison
Zenobia Chapter meets first Thursday monthly. Dover Gospel Tabernacle holds Sunday services at 11:80. Ladies Union meets Sept 8 with Mrs. Brewer. Walter H. Larman Post to install 1984 officers. Clare Odd Fellows next Monday at 8 pm. Clare Study Club on Sept 12 with Mrs. Nellie Hampton hosting luncheon at 1:30. Grant Grange to install officers next Wednesday. Lutheran Ladies Aid Sept meeting at church parlors. M B H Church Ladies Auxiliary elect officers Sept 18 with summer reminiscences and light refreshments. Forty-seventh Clare County fair at Harrison fairgrounds Sept 13–16. growers urged to display prize samples. Ladies Aid meets Friday to finish a quilt and elect officers.
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Walter H. Larman
Odd Fellows Hall
Clare
Clare Study Club
Nellie Hampton
Harrison
Ladies Aid
Legion District Hospital Party Postponed
The American Legion and Auxiliary Tenth District Hospital party has been postponed from August 16 to September 20.
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American Legion and Auxiliary Tenth District Hospital
Houghton Lake CCC Camp Moves Dance to Clare
The Houghton Lake CCC Company 684 dance unit will hold its first Clare event on September 20 as the camp relocates from Johnson's Rustic Dance Palace. Guest lists cover Clare and nearby areas including Gladwin Harrison Lake Guy Cadillac Houghton Heights Roscommon West Branch Prudenville with Mt Pleasant to join soon. New entertainment numbers are planned for the inaugural Clare dance.
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Civilian Conservation Corps Company
Houghton Lake Camp
Clare
J. W. Bollenbeck
Johnson
Rustic Dance Palace
Gladwin
Harrison
Lake Guy
Cadillac
Houghton
Vernon H E Group Plans Year s Work
The Vernon Home Economic Extension Group met at Mary Powers home August 30 to organize and elect officers for the coming year. Mary Powers was named chairman Frances Funnell sec treas Olive Irwin and Ruth Marshall leaders. The group plans an all day meeting September 27 with Frances Funnell. This year s project is Home made for Ready made with lessons from Michigan State College free to join. The first lesson is Bringing clothes up to date with tips on over garments.
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Vernon Home Economic Extension Group
Mary
Powers
Mary Powers
Frances Funnell
Sec
Treas
Olive Irwin
Ruth ‘Marshall
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Fairbanks Hoover Case Heard Before Circuit Judge Hart
Court heard civil action where Sheriff deed is treated as mortgage and real estate to be returned upon payment of four hundred dollars taxes and costs. Chancery decision voids bill of sale and vacates other proceedings. Indicates possible impact on pending grand larceny case of Fairbanks and Wilson.
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Fairbanks
Delbert
Wilson
Sheridan
Hoover
Clare City
Court of
Justice
Callihan
Theodore G. Bowler
Alexander E. Wylie
Joseph K. Naumes
William Dexter Fales
Midland
Alexander
E. Wylie
Detroit
Louis A. Gottlieb
Joseph K Naumes
Clare
Judes Hart
Ruel W. Fairbanks
William H. Caple
Carlos A. Reading
Sheral M. Callihan
Algernon 8. Young
Lyman Stittsworth
Fred
McGuire
Charles’ David
James M. van Deusel
Calvin Hoover
Mary Hoover
Clare County
Gratitude for Support During Illness and Recovery
Mrs. Arthur D. Johnson thanks friends, neighbors, lodges, and church groups for floral offerings, letters, cards, and tokens of sympathy that brightened her hospital stay. She also appreciates those who aided her recovery after returning home.
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Arthur D. Johnson
Card of Thanks for Floyd E Doherty Family
The Doherty family expresses appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement for Floyd E Doherty.
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Floyd E Doherty
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association Noted
The Clare Shipping Association lists upcoming ship dates on Tuesday September 19 and October. Contact R. Brooks and Walter White for details and scheduling.
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R. Brooks
Walter ‘White
Shippers
Social News and Local Tourers Reach Weekend Gatherings
Flint residents Mr and Mrs Louis Nickels and Osborn with friends visited family over Sunday and Monday. Mrs Isabel Kelley and Mrs Frank Kelley called on H B Brown in town. Mrs George Turbush joined kin for a Florida motor trip. A party at the Buckleys planned a Guild picnic Wednesday at 6 30 for supper on the lawn. Lawrence Teale injured his left hand at Woods well and required amputation of part of the little finger at Brandstetter hospital Mt Pleasant.
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Louis Nickels
Flint
Leslie
Osborn
Chicago
D. W. Osborn
Isabell Kelley
Frank Kelley
Kenneth McIntosh
Florida
Denman
N. R. Timons
Gerald Bonham
L. G. Bérnham
Marion
Ind
Paul Buck
Denver
M. Buckley
Mt. Pleasant
Local Family Thanks Neighbors for Support After Sickness and Death
A family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance during the illness and passing of their wife and mother Edward Reakes. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. John Reakes and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Neving and daughter Valina.
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Edward Reakes
John, Reakes
Alfred Neving
Valina
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Pifer and
Craner
P. F. Geeck, Mer
ALLEN
Gent
New Messhall
S. Court
Chas. Schafer
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Ladies Union
Brewer
Grant Grange
Lutheran Ladies Aid
M. BH. Church
Houghton Lake
Vernon H. E
Kennedy Tichenor Rogers Sanford
Wehrly Osgood
Nelson
Lattin I Ag
Alg Shorthit
Grammar
the Peoples Bank
Fairbanks-Hoover
Hart
Hart — An
Clare Shipping Association