Court Opens with Twenty Five Cases in Clare Term
Circuit Court of Clare convenes on Monday September 28 with sixteen criminal cases two issues of fact and seven in chancery listed. People v Vern Owens liquor law violation and other indictments include larceny and unlawful firearm possession with several chancery foreclosures and divorces scheduled.
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County of
Clare
Harrison
Chancery
the People
Vern Owens
Orison Huntley
Marcel Cour
Hanor
Sherman Conway
The
People
Stanley Woods
Bill Nevill
Barl Gill
Clyde Curtis
Coaley A. Boughton
Kenneth Babcock
William Logus
Daniel Cubera
Delbert Joslin
Charles Joslin
Otis Leichti
Frank Bowman
Balvin L. Rice
E. L. Rice & Company
T. C
Pioneer of Clare County Dies Sunday
Martha Belle Rutan a Clare County pioneer born September 24 1859 Indiana moved with family to Missouri Ohio and Michigan before settling near the Brown in Clare County She married William Lower in 1883 lived in Mt Pleasant Los Angeles and Dover leaving five children and four grandchildren Funeral services were held at Dover Church conducted by Rev H N Bacon with burial in Cherry Grave cemetery
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Martha Belle Rutan
Indiana
Lancaster
Shelby
Ohio
William Lower
Clare County
the Brown
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Los Angeles
Cal
Glen
Fay
Detroit
Williams ice cream at Andureon SG
There is a difference Adv.
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Andureon
M-14 Association Urges Stronger Support and Cooperation
From reports and official sources it appears M-14 will stay and be paved, a costly years long project. Roy O. Woodruff represented Groesbeck on behalf of all residents backing M-14, while local petitions have circulated. Members urged immediate dues payments to directors or W. H. Bicknell or banks to speed progress.
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M-14
Roy O. Woodruff
Seslov Groesbeck
W. H. Bicknell
M-14 Route Not to Be Changed Says Woodruff Visit
Congressman Roy O Woodruff met Clare officials about the M-14 route. A Bureau of Good Roads letter to Woodruff says no changes are likely. Woodruff praised the M-14 Association and urged a durable campaign to promote Travel M-14 as a scenic northbound route.
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Roy 0. Woodruff
Clare
Woodruff
Wilson
U. S. Bureau of Good Roads
Washington, D. C
Roy O. Woodruff
House of Representatives
Mr. Woodruff
Michigan
P. St. J. Wilson
Harrison
Princess Theatre October Screenings and Coming Attractions
September 26 through October 2 features include The Crimson Runner with Priscilla Dean, The Hunted Woman with a special cast, Wages of Virtue with Gloria Swanson, a Flaming Rose of Italy motif, and Dangerous Money with Hebe Daniels. Matinee Tuesday at 3:30. Coming October is So Big and The Ten Commandments.
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Inc
Priscilla
Dean
Sun
Gloria Swanson
Gloria Gloria
Rose
Italy
French Foreign Legion
Hebe Daniels
Clare County Tourism Ads Boost Lake Resort Trade
The Clare County Tourist Association reports rising summer patronage across resorts lakes garages hotels and restaurants due to a new advertising campaign. An issued booklet with a county map and lake routes helped spread word as more tourists buy summer home lots, boosting taxable county assets and signaling plans for a wider future push.
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Clare County
Clare County Tourist Association
Mai
Former Clare Boy to Visit Paris for Exposition
Rudolph Schaeffer of San Francisco left New York harbor for Paris to attend the International Exposition of Art. He will also represent a San Francisco furniture magazine and a large millinery house. He plans to return around year’s start and visit his parents, Mr and Mrs J W Schaeffer Sr.
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J. W. Schaeffer
Rudolph
San Francisco
Cal
New York Harbor
Paris
Schaeffer
List of Petit Jurors September Term 1925
The list names jurors for September Term 1925 including George Cooper Arthur Francis Charette M W Finch Freeman Fred F Clark Frost Glen Amey Garfield F M Rawson Grant S L Robbins Greenwood Calvin H Kenneaster Hamilton Claud Beaker Hatton James Lane Hayes Clark Smediey Lincoln George Johnson Redding James Gregg Sheridan Henry Gallop Summerfield Allen Graham Surrey Charlies Keehn Winterfield George White Clare First Ward Angus McLeod Clare Second Ward Russell Koch Clare Third Ward Lester Dillenback Harrison First Ward Wallace Lockwood Harrison Second Ward Chas Beavers Harrison Third William Conner Arthur Harl Spitler Franklin.
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George Cooper
Arthur
Francis Charette
Franklin
M. W. Finch
Freeman
Fred F. Clark
Frost
Glen Amey
Garfield
F. M. Rawson
Grant
S. L. Robbins
Greenwood
Calvin H. Kenneaster
Hamilton
Claud Beaker
Hatton
James Lane
Hayes
Clark Smediey
Lincoln
George Johnson
Redding
James Gregg
Sheridan
Henry Gallop
Summerfield
Allen Graham
Surrey
Charlies Keehn
Winterfield
George White
Clare
Angus McLeod
Russell Koch
Lester Dillenback
Harrison
Wallace Lockwood
Chas Beavers
William Conner
Harl Spitler
K. of P. Meet Set for October First
The first post vacation meeting of the Knights of Pythias is scheduled for Thursday evening October 1st. All members are urged to attend.
Pickles and personal care items from Lawson Farm ad
Dill and small pickles priced per pound with mail order option. Advertisement features shaving cream and talcum from Kirkpatrick's drug store and references Red 1 product values, likely a local retailer promotion this week.
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Kirkbatrici
Adv
Journal Bike Tour Routes Laid Out
The 360 mile State Journal Motorcycle Reliability run set for September 26 and 27 has mapped a route from Lansing to Cadillac with a northwesterly loop through Mt. Pleasant Clare St Johns Fowler Carson City Vestaburg and Temple Marion McBain before Cadillac. Riders must keep to a 25 mph pace and meet a strict schedule to win the rover cup. About 40 seasoned riders plus equal new entrants are expected with Clare arrivals around 11:30 to 1:00. They will dine at Phelps Cafeteria.
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State Journal
Lansing
Cadillac
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
St. Johns
Fowler
Carson City
Vestaburg
Temple
Marion
McBain
Lansing State Journal
Overland Cuts Price on Sedan to 595 dollars
Willys-Overland announces the Overland Standard sedan price drop from 655 to 595 dollars, the lowest for a full-sized sedan with sliding gear transmission. The move follows a general price reduction last month and adds features such as a one piece windshield, improved seating, nickel finish rims, and enhanced visibility and safety for families. The model’s popularity grows with the two door version and folding front seat backs, and officials expect sales to triple at the new price.
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Willys- Overland
Willys-Overland
Card of Thanks for Theatre Support and Patrons
Through an oversight last week we forget to thank the theatres guard of Clare and vicinity for their splendid patronage given our show the Lost Battalion also the telephone operators for advertising for us and especially John Asline for the use of his theatre for two days Walter H Larman Post American Legion.
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Clare and Vicinity
John Asline
Walter H.larman
American Legion
Dinner and musical program mark DAR event in Ithaca
Mrs J H Wilson attended a banquet given by the Jean Horrence Chapter DAR at the Seaver hotel Ithaca Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Henrie Hampton from Harrison attended the dinner and musical program at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Hampton on Opening Day Tuesday.
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J. H. Wilson
Jean Horrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
Michigan Enacts Special Rifle Carry Permit Law
A new Michigan law, effective August 17, requires a free permit to carry rifles into deer areas during closed seasons. Violations carry a confiscation of firearms and fines from 150 to 250 dollars, with possible 30 to 90 days in jail. The permit is issued by the conservation department to U.S. residents over sixteen.
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Conservation Department
Conservation Officer
United States
Clare High Schedules Tough Mt. Pleasant Clash Friday
Coach Ronald Finch says Clare HighSchool ready for Mt. Pleasant Indians game Friday at Ward's field at 3 30 PM. Team gains, new players, and strengthened backfield promise a strong opening stretch with trick plays and hard practice paying off.
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Ronald Finch
Mt. Pleasant Indiana
Mr. Pleasant
Academy
Finch
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Kidder
Allen
Schoonover
McNerney
Lawson
Hnemen
J. Johnson
W. Johnson
HF. Petchnik
G. Petchnik
Thayer
Ward
High School Athletic Association
Time extended on Clare County picture contest
The Clare County Tourist Association has extended the prize picture contest to October 19 to allow more entrants. Reverend H B Johnson receives pictures daily, giving amateur photographers a fair chance to compete and supply images for next year’s booklets.
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Clare County Tourist Association
H. B. Johnson
Clare Citizens Enjoy Golf Enthusiasm Grows
Clare residents increasingly embrace golf. Many watch players at Mt. Pleasant County Club and a few play weekly. A holiday four some reportedly started before seven and lasted until after dark, with no lunch break, showing strong enthusiasm for the game.
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Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Hudson to Auction Farm Tools and Live Stock
Auction notice states Fred Hudson will hold a public sale of general farm tools and live stock on the Dover road area three miles north and east of Clare. The exact date and catalog will be listed in upcoming columns.
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Clare
Dover Road
Fred Hudson
Explosive Demonstrations Planned for Clare County Farmers
Agricultural engineer N A Kressler of Michigan State College says a state explosive expert will visit Clare County to demonstrate Pyrotol for stump and rock blasting. Two dates October 6 and 7 are tentatively set with demonstrations near Clare Harrison and Farwell. Farmers may obtain a carload of Pyrotol at 9 1 2 cents a pound delivered to Clare, with free caps while supply lasts. Orders are being taken at Citizens State Bank. applications due by September 30.
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A. Kressler
Michigan State College
Tony Achard
Clare County
Citizens State Bank
Bicknell
Clare
Harrison
Farwell
Jas. S. Bicknell
Pretty wedding solemnized Monday near Clare
The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Krell five miles north of Clare hosted a quiet Monday wedding at four o clock uniting their daughter Lida Krell to Alfred Corman of Charlotte Michigan The Rev L C Bernthal officiated with Pearl Corman Evart and Nellie Corman as attendants Miss Viola Ruth Krell carried the ring and Mrs George Phelps served as mistress of ceremonies The couple plan to reside in Charlotte Michigan following a reception and many friends extend best wishes
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Wm. Krell
Clare
Lida
Alfred Corman
Charlotte
L. ¢. Bernthal
Devarientionl Lutheran Church
Annabelle Grover
Ralph Duncan
Viola Ruth Krell
George Phelps
Clare High School
Fleming Shoe Co
Griffin Shoe Co
Michigan
Sid Corman
Ewart
Nellie
Pearl
George H. Phelps
I. B. Johnson
Daughters of Rebekah Observe 76th Anniversary
A large crowd attended the Clare lodge seventy sixth anniversary meeting at their hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. W. H. Erter led the program with readings music and an address by Rev. H. B. Johnson on order principles. Grand Master Alex Van Praag of Minnesota spoke on the benefits of Odd Fellowship and Rebekah. A bountiful supper followed.
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Daughters of Rebekah
Clare Lodge
W. H. Erter
H. B. Johnson
Alex van Praag
Minneapolis
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Minn
Odd Fellowship
Civil Service Examination Open for Michigan and Illinois Clerical Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam to select eligibles for clerk vacancies in Michigan cities and the northern half of Illinois. Salaries range from $1000 to $1500 annually across government departments excluding post offices. For details inquire at the post office. FOR SALE Two three year old Delaine packs. Lloyd E. Smith. A48tt.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Michigan
Government Service
Illinois
Lloyd E. Smith
Grand Rapids Wholesalers Visit Planned for October 7
Michigan’s wholesalers from Grand Rapids, over one hundred firms, prepare a Pullman train tour to about fifty communities on October 7. The event features the Furniture City Band and aims to engage local school children with souvenirs, marking the nineteenth such trip in the series.
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State of Michigan
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Furniture City Band
Grands Rapids
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Judge Hart
Clare National Farm Loan Association In Corporation
George F. Stehle
Martha P. Stehle
Nelson Smith
Ida A. Smith
Federal Land Bank of St. Paul
Glen Amy
Roy Neeper
Albert Sprague
Pauline McGoogan
Emily M. Shafer
John Shafer
Wallie Gantz
Sarah S. Gantz
Charles Dowland
James Graves
Harold Sprague
Wilhemine Sprague
Kalamazoo Tank and Silo .Co
Arthur Pitton
Sam Milke
Martin Heiser
Summons
Albert Milke
Martha Belle Lower
Dover Church
Ass'n
B. Johnson
Loon
Princess Theatre
Rudolph Schaeffer
Lawson ‘Farm
Red
Phelp’s
Phelps
Overland
State of
Lid
Cornwell Ranch
Lida Krell
Lare Rebekahs
Civil Service Examination
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