Clare County Primary Draws Record Voters at School Day Fair
Tuesday's primary produced Clare County's largest ever vote as preparations for Harrison fair near completion. Friday is School Day with free admission for teachers and pupils, a governor visit by Wilber M. Brucker after noon, and a mammoth school parade.
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Clare County
Harrison
Wilber M. Brucker
William Murphy
Asa Aldrich
Old Glory
Clare High School
Wilson State Park
Community Meetings and County Events Notice
Local clubs schedule socials and meetings at homes and community centers. The Clare Good Literature Club plans a social meeting at Miss Doris Gerow’s home next Tuesday night. The Ladies Auxiliary and The King's Daughters meet with their hosts on upcoming Wednesdays and Thursdays. County horsemen announce a show and demonstration sponsored by H. A. Moxley and County Agent Gibson, with events from September 20 to 28 and a separate Sept 80 date listed.
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Clare Good Literature Club
Doris Gerow
H. A. Moxley
M. S. Cs
Gibson
Dance at ft C. O. BF Hall by Rebekahs
The Rebekahs plan a dance at the Ft C O BF hall next Wednesday night with 25 cents per couple for admission and lunch available for extra.
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Rebekahs
Ft. C. O. BF
Clare High football candidates report for 1982 season
Twenty five boys answered Coach Alldread’s call for Clare High School football contenders. Nine are major letter winners from last year with eleven on second team. Five are new to the sport, only one is a freshman, and eight of last year’s letter winners return as seniors with prior experience. Vacancies worry the squad as Walt Up the Grove departs, but Don Gillis at 200 pounds shows promise as a strong lineman ready for sixty minutes of play.
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Alldread
Clare High School
Walt
Don Gillis
Hop
Three Young Men Arrested by Sheriff Woods
Walter Leonard 15 of Farwell and Arthur and Alva Coffell 15 and 16 of Bay City were arrested Monday by Sheriff Woods on armed robbery charges. The Brasington store in Farwell was robbed during the night of September 1. Goods were found in the Pere Marquette ice house. the till money was missing. The youths were armed and intended to resist, but surrendered their plans. They were taken to Harrison for case disposition.
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Walter Leonard
Farwell
Arthur and
Alva Coffell
Bay City
Woods
Brasington
Pere Marquette
Billy
Harrison
Mrs. George Atkins Dies in Elkhart Indiana
The body of Mrs. George Atkins of Elkhart Indiana will be interred at Cherry Grove cemetery Friday at one o clock. Rev A D Telcer of the Baptist church will conduct the service. Mrs Atkins was a former resident of this city and will be remembered by many who regret her death.
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George Atkins
Elkhart
Ind
Cherry Grove
A. D. Telcer
the Baptist Church
The Tenderfoot and Other Films at Ideal Theatre
At the Ideal Theatre the week features The Tenderfoot with Joe E Brown on Friday. The Last of the Mohicans with Harry Carey plays Saturday. Sunday shows The Amatuer Daddy with Warner Baxter and Marion Nixon, plus The Story of a Bashful Bachelor.
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Joe E. Brown
Harry Carey
Ben Lyons
Sun
Man
Warner Baxter
Marion Nixon
Tues
Edmund Lowe
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Notice to Farmers on Wednesday Closures
Farmers are informed that operations will be closed Wednesday nights hereafter. Gag and Oil Co and Farmers Ind Produce Co issue the notice to farmers regarding the new weekly closure.
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Gag & Oil Co
Farmers Ind
Annual Mission Festival at St John’s Sunday
St John’s congregation holds its annual Mission Festival next Sunday with two morning services and an afternoon service. O Hoenecke of Saginaw will speak at the German service at 9 45. Edmund Leyrer of St Louis a ministry candidate will speak at 11 o’clock English service. The 2 30 afternoon English service features O Hoenécke as speaker. Noon lunch is served by the ladies. All are welcome.
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St. John's
O. Hoenecke
Saginaw
Edmund Leyrer
St. Louis
O. Hoenécke
Second Week School Shows Increase of Enrollment
The second week of school brings total enrollment to 508 up from last year’s 530. Grades span from Kindergarten to Twelfth with 268 total grades. ninth to twelfth show the largest counts. The band plans fair appearances next week with uniforms issued and drum major Upton Tuppey.
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Harrison
Wayne Geeck
Upton Tuppey
Mgr. Welly
Clare
Glerum
Automobiles Club of Michigan
Farwell to meet Clare at Ward Ball Park Sunday
Base ball game scheduled at Ward Ball Park on Sunday September 18 at 2 30 p m between Farwell and Clare with admission set at 10 cents.
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Farwell
Clare
Baked Goods and Chicken Sale Sponsored by Colonville Ladies Aid
The Colonville Ladies Aid will sell bake goods and chicken at Friz's office on Saturday September 17. The event features square and round dancing every Saturday night. Admission is 30 cents for gentlemen, ladies free, with a Sunday park plan at 6 cents. Sage's orchestra will provide music near Winwa Golawater Lake.
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Colonville Ladies Aid
Friz
Sage’s Orchestra
Aly
Move Speeds. Payment Plan Due in 1933
Second release for Citizens State bank depositors will occur October 11, nine months ahead of schedule. Ten percent totaling 69557.28 will be made available, reflecting the bank's strong position after reopening in July and redeposit of funds.
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Big Rapids
Citizens State Bank
Wallace IF
Henry
Muskegon Churches Set 69th Semiannual Meeting
The Muskegon Association of Congregational Churches will meet with the Clare church next Friday for its 69th semiannual session. The program includes devotions, reports, sermons by Rev. Paul Haskel Clark and others, a Missionary Institute, banquet, and toastmaster Rev. Percy V. Dawe.
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Muskegon Association of Congregational Churches
Clare
D. J. Miller
D. A. Holman
Hersey
H. W. Moody
Hart
Paul Haskel Clark
Ludington
A. BE. Gay
Fremont
H. A. Miles
Muskegon
R. M Busler
Harrison
Confernee
Wm. H. ‘Topping
Foochow
China
Howell D. Davies
Chicago
Stephen A. Lloyd
Langing
Hattie V. Collins
Lansing
Lloyd
Percy V. Dawe
Cadillac
Faculty Party at Hope Farm Highlights Old and New Members
Old and new faculty gathers at the McCreery farm in Hope for a Monday evening outdoor party. A splendid setting with lawn flowers hosted a bountiful supper, quoits, croquet, and tennis. Afterward, guests returned to the house for singing and social chat.
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McCreery Farm
Hope
Flower Show Huge Success at Clare Study Club Meeting
The Clare Study Club opened its year with a luncheon at the Hotel Doherty on September 13. Members complimented by Prof. Cobb on floral judging, awards to Sarah Schaeffer, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Merci er, and Mrs. Jas. Bicknell. Cobb urged garden ideas from Dow Gardens and local rock gardens, noting staples like Norway pines and wild plants.
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Clare Study Club
Doherty
Prof. Cobb
Mt. Pleasant
G. E. Lamb
Alen Graham
Farwell
D. Kennedy
W. €. Cornwell
Rosemary
Dorothy Binhammer
John Nelson
Nina McGuire
Mulder
Nelson
Mercier
Jas. Bicknell
Emma Harris
Cobb
C. S. T. College
W. BE. Tichenor
G. BE. Lamb
Midland
Park Drive
Norway
Clare
Gobb
Dollar Lake
Clare County
Clare Gardens
Saturday Night Duncan Hall Lave Cot Atta
Fragmentary text mentions Saturday night at Duncan Hall with vague items lave cot Atta. No clear event, person, or organization details to establish a coherent summary.
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Duncan’ Hall
Lave
Senator Ben Carpenter Re-elected in Local District Race
The county reported high interest in the primary with 3137 votes cast, slight rural growth, and ballot shortages. Senator Ben Carpenter led his Republican challenger H S Karcher, while other races showed Wolfe Woodruff seeking reelection and Thomas Dorsey advancing in probate.
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Wilber Brucker
Wm. McKeighan
Bailey
Welsh
Quinlan
Chas, Sink
Ann Arbor
L. D. Dickenson
Roy O. Woodruff
Woodruff
Ben Carpenter
H. S. Karcher
Thos. S. Dorsey
Glare
A. E B. Wrile
Clare
Bowler
J. E. Wilson
George Bates
Edmond Woods
Marion Wright
R. I. Heber
G. J. Nass
Bay City Bank Receivership Reports Strong Early Returns
Bay City Bank in receivership plans to reopen by October 1 under Donald Bicknell who reports net earnings for depositors of 71 559.44 and total receipts of 169 682.98 with expenditures 98 123.54. The estate holds 633 864.28 in cash and U S bonds.
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Bay City Bank
Bicknell
Donald Bicknell
U. S
Bay City Sunday Times
Dover Busy Bees Supper Ends With Exhausted Supplies
The Dover organization known for its fine suppers reports its supply was exhausted last Monday night due to a large crowd. They thank Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Denno and Mr. and Mrs. David Denno for hosting and the public for patronage.
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Dover
Floyd Denno
David Denno
Clare Settiner Liner to SHU Try Next Week
The note asks if there is anything to try a Clare Settiner liner next week at SHU. It mentions scheduling and potential test or trial preparation for SHU.
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Clare Settiner
Oil News Vernon Field Drilling Resumes in Dundee Sand
Vernon Field drilling on Hard Ring No 1 in section 22 resumed Wednesday after a week shutdown. The rig now targets the Dundee sand with a predicted finish by week’s end as gas production exceeds two million cubic feet daily on Clarence Thayer property section 23. Phegds on Lynch No 1 in section 35 were set and the well is being drilled to the Dundee in search of Ott.
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Wednnesday
Dundee
Clarence Thayer
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H. H. Sternaman
Dewey Paxton
Worle
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