Rainy Day Car Painting Sparks Local Interest
A local businessman was seen painting the roof of his car in the rain last week, challenging the idea that rain prevents repairs and sun negates the need for upkeep. The quirky scene drew onlookers and sparked discussion about weather and maintenance.
Clare Chamber of Commerce Reaches 118 Members
The Clare Chamber of Commerce completes a membership drive with 118 enrollees, including five new gentlemen members. The entrance sign to the tourist park has been repainted to attract visitors, as tourism remains a major Michigan industry.
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School Safety Patrols to Resume as School Opens
Ernest P. Davis of the Automobile Club of Michigan says two key programs will restart to prevent child injuries near schools. The patrols and teacher materials will reach 300 Michigan cities with 9 000 poster copies and accompanying lesson units, boosting safety as 450 000 patrol members protect 8 million children nationwide.
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Clare Bowling Alleys Merchant's League Standings
Thursday results list Wally's Ball as top with 8 2 record. Teams Loomis Welders DeMolay and Schaeffer's Dairy each 2 1, Bryant's Sport Shop Hendrie's Market Clare Auto Parts all 1 2. High series by W Strahota 558 Musser 533 McCluskey 526. High games Hendrie 231 Wisler 214 McCluskey 214.
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High School Bowling Standings and Series Leaders
Friday results show W L Dover 48 over Clare Mfg Co 48 with Wallys Tackle at 42. North Bradley 3 2 2 Thayers Dairy 1 2 Houghton Drug 1 12 Brown & Bruckart 00 8. High Series Murphy 669. Doll 216 and W Kubat 213 lead pin totals.
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Monday Sports Standings and High Series Scores
North Bradley 438. Hill Top 430. Kiwanis No. 182.1. Clare Mig. Co. 2 1 2. Hotel Doherty 2 221. Kiwanis No. 21 2. Rotary No. 100, 8 Corgant's Radio 6. High Series G. Cain 613, J. Grove 564, G. Wisler 549. High Games G. Cain 234, R. Chap man 215, J. Whitmore 213.
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Marble's Collision Faces Grove Brothers In League Standings
In the Ladies League on Tuesday September 13 Marble's Collision sits at 4 3 0 while Grove Brothers stand 8 2 2 and Clare Auto Parts at 1 14 2. High series by K Sheredy 523 P Hartshorn 441 and D Colosky 437. High games KK Sherety 188 L Hales 175 P Hartshorn 173.
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Stylish Stout Fashion Advice Emphasizes Comfort
A Michigan State College textiles instructor advises stout women to favor easy fit and soft lines over tight belts. She notes waist blousing and gathered waists flatter figures, and warns tight fits reveal bulges and distort proportions.
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Michigan State College
Clare Ladies Attend Diocesan Congress in Grand Rapids
Mrs. Theodore Hoetsch and others representing St. Cecilia's National Council of Catholic Women attended the opening day of the Diocesan Congress in Grand Rapids. Friday sessions featured panel discussions at Civic Auditorium and a luncheon at Pantlind Hotel. Several attendees also attended the Mt. Pleasant Deanery quarterly meeting in Remus on September 13.
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Dom McConnell
Laurence Jackson
Harry Cornell
Dan McDonald
James Ryan
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First Cog Railway on Mount Washington Opens Era of Summit Travel
The Mount Washington cog railway, completed in 1869 as the world’s first of its kind, challenged contemporary experts who claimed feasibility was out of reach. A carriage had existed and a road reached the summit, and by 1899 an early motorist made the first ascent signaling rapid progress toward motorized access.
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Diamonds For Shriners Crescent Ring With Sword Gems
A Shriners emblem features a quarter carat diamond set in palladium at the crescent center, with five tiny gems spark forming the sword handle. The familiar crescent and scimitar fraternal symbol is enhanced by this new adornment.
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