Temple People Injured in Auto Wreck Tuesday
A rear tire blew out on U S Route 27 near Randall school Tuesday afternoon causing a car to overturn into a ditch. George Davis, his sister Mrs Addie McCabe and cousin David Holingberger were in the car. Mrs McCabe suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises while others sustained lesser injuries. Mrs McCabe was treated by Dr Clute and at J Mason home where she recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall School
George Davis
Addie McCabe
Temple
David Holingberger
West Branch
Lake Couple Returns From Three Week West Coast Trip
Lake correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott traveled by auto to the west, visiting Denver and Idaho Springs, Mt. Evans, Salt Lake City, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, San Diego, Imperial Valley, Phoenix, Juarez, Webster Groves, Indianapolis, Lansing, and home via U. S. 27. They found the West still distinctive and noted wagon use.
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Lake
Geo. Scott
West
Denver
Colo
Idaho Springs
Mt. Evans
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Temple
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Diego
California
Imperial Valley
Phoenix
Ariz
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Webster Groves
Indianapolis
Lansing
U. S. 27
Clare Road Leveler Gains New Home On Fourth Street
John Northon moves to erect a 40 by 60 foot single story cement block building two blocks east of McEwan on Fourth Street to manufacture Clare Road Levelers. The machine, demonstrated at fairs across Michigan and adjoining states, has popularity prompting expansion to meet spring demand.
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Clare Road
McEwan
Fourth Street
John Northon
Northon
Michigan
Burglars Target Undegraff Store Last Sunday Evening
Robbers broke into the Carl Undegraff store at Farwell by window pane, stealing several hundred dollars in goods. County officials and state police investigated but fingerprints were masked by gloves. Blankets, overalls, shoes, and other fall stock were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Carl Undegraff
Wntrance
Rotary Drill To Attract Much Attention Here
Interest in oil development centers in Clare county as rotary drilling arrives in Hatton township at Citizens State Bank No. 1. The Peninsula Oil company brings Louisiana drillers to operate the rotary rig expected to reach Dundee depth in 15 to 30 days, a faster pace than cable drills. Steam power powers the rig with Charles Strange and George Baird leading the Hatton project on the Palmer farm. Permits exist for McKay No 4 in Grant township where cable drilling is planned amidst notes of rotary adoption by other Clare operators.
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Clare County
Clare Cotaty
Citizens State Bank
Dundee
Peninsula Oil’ Company
Louisiana
United States
Charles Strange
George Baird
Hatton Township
Palmer Farm
McKay No. 4
Grant Township
Clare Territory
Flapper Grand Mother to be staged at high school
The Ladies Guild presents the three act comedy Flapper Grand Mother at the high school auditorium Friday evening October 24. A trained director will lead Clare's best talent in a love story of four girls and their admirers with singing, dancing, and an Easter parade. Grand Mother travels to Paris and is rejuvenated at the Pountabi of Youth.
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Ladies Guild
Clare
Paris
Bake Sale by Him Grove Ladies Aid Planned
The Him Grove Ladies Aid hosts a bake sale featuring baked goods and chickens on Saturday September 2 at Priy's office.
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Him Grove Ladies Aid
Isabella County Nurse's Activities Report Summary
The Schofield School Gilmore township Maple Grove school Cold water township and Yuncker school of Nottawa township were inspected. Eighty eight children were examined with 160 defects noted including 16 Harris teeth threats and 36 underweight. Emphasis on sanitation and daily health habits. Notices sent to parents for further medical or dental exams. Lillian H. Upham RN County Nurse.
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Schofield
Gilmore Township
Maple Grove
Coldwater Township
Yuncker
Nottawa Township
Chamber of Commerce Held First Fall Meet Monday
The postponed September meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held Monday evening at the Barnes Cafe. About fifty members and visitors heard talks on agriculture and stock raising. President T. Carl Holbrook urged farmer business co operation. Julius Shaeffer urged eradicating scrub stock to boost Clare county cattle and business. County Agricultural Agent Paul Gibson promoted the Sire Train program with Sires offered at cost. Rev. W. W. Hurd urged business support for farming, markets, education, libraries, and town parks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Barnes Cafe
T. Carl Holbrook
Julius Shaeffer
Clare County
Clare
Paul Gibson
Michigan State College
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
W. W. Hurd
Walters Nass Nuptials at Church Wedding
A ceremony at St Johns Lutheran church united Miss Rose Walter and Mr Paul Nass in marriage with Rev C Binhamer presiding. Attendants were Erwin Walter and Emma Nass. The couple, lifelong Grant township residents, plan to reside with the bride's mother, Mrs Carl Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Rose Walter
Paul Nass
Mayrriage
C. Binhammer
Erwin Walter
Emma Nass
Carl Walters
Nass
Grant Township
Reynolds Wil son wed in Grant township ceremony
Miss Hulda Reynolds and Robert H. Wilson were joined in marriage by Rev. Frank N. Bates at his home last Wednesday. Miss Rose Reynolds and John Grover attended. Residents of Grant township, the couple plan to live north of the city amid many friends' congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Reynolds
Robert H. Wilson
Frank N. Bates
Rosé Reynolds
John Grover
Grant Township
Clare the Pride of the North shines to travelers
An article by Je H Howse of Brown City, reprinted in The Brown City Banner, praises Clare Michigan as the Pride of the North. The writer recounts a July motor trip with his wife, highlighting Clare’s location on U S 10 and 27, attractive setting, and cooperative town spirit, with the piece continuing on page two.
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Je ‘H. Howse
Brown City
Brown City Banner
Charles E. Gillard
Banner
Home
Michigan
Houghton Heights
Clare
U. S, 10
Matthew Keebler Dies at 89 in Saginaw City
Matthew Keebler, aged 89, died Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Pauline Teachout on East Sixth Street. A long resident of Grant Township, he lived with his children in Saginaw since his wife’s death and remained active until illness. Services at the Baptist church will be held Saturday led by Rev. A. P. MacDonald, with interment at Cherry Grove. A life sketch will run next week.
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Matthew Keebler
Pauline Teachout
East Sixth Street
Grant Township
Saginaw
Baptist Church
A. P. MacDonald
Cherry Grove
Fire destroys farm home during family absence
Fire of unknown origin last Friday leveled the Hawkins residence two miles west of Clare on Route 10. Mrs. Hawkins, clerk at Clare Hardware, was at work when the blaze broke out. husband, relatives, and mother were in town. Loss estimated at about 3000 dollars, partly insured, with contents destroyed and wardrobe ruined. The couple began converting their granary into a temporary dwelling to house stock this fall.
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Wm. Hawkins
Hawkins
Clare Hardware and Furniture Co
Connors
Clare
Hawking
R Chain Store Inc at Clare Changes Hands
E W Brown announces the purchase of all stock and equipment of the R Chain Store Inc located in the Tatman Building Clare. He will continue the business under his name focusing on quality service and low cash prices with planned telephone installation.
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R. Chain Store, Inc
Tatman
Clare
E. W. Brown
Hunting Prohibited on Reservation at Big Cranberry
Mallard ducks at 67 50 apiece are costly, nine men arraigned before Justice Sherill Callihan on Tuesday September 18. Four men planned to hunt Cranberry Lake despite the lake owners prohibiting shooting due to beaver planting and wild ducks. They gathered eleven men and fired six minutes before six, challenging the owners.
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Sherill Callihan
Cranberry Lake
Cranberry
John K. Dean
Obituary Sketch of Daniel J Wilkie
Daniel Judson Wilkie born July 21 1870 in Washington township Sanilac county died September 13 1930 in Ludington at sixty years one month and twenty two days married Minnie Jackson October 30 1901 they had three children Elizabeth Pearl and George moved to Clare in 1921 and 1929 near Clare farm services held September 17 at Congregational church burial in Cherry Grove survived by wife son George daughters Mrs John Rodabaugh and Mrs Elmer Osborn five grandchildren two brothers William of Mt Pleasant and Robert of St Johns many relatives and friends attendees listed from Mt Pleasant St Johns Carsonville Ludington Flint and more.
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Daniel Judson Wilkie
Daniel Wilkie
Washington Township
Sanilac County
Ludington
Minnie Jackson
Shepherd
Mich
Elizabeth
Pearl
George
Clare
Elmer Osborn
Cherry Grove
John Rodabaugh
William
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Todd
S. L. Fredd
Frank Schoonticker
Glennie, Coléman
Clare High Opens Season with 6–0 Victory at Fair
Clare High defeated Beaverton 6 to 0 as the Clare county fair Friday game opened the season. McKinnon scored after Beaverton backfired on a rare pass play. Clare’s backfield and line showed strong execution led by Runge Waite Comer and McKinnon with solid line play setting the pace. The Indian School game at Mt Pleasant was moved up a day.
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Clare High
Beaverton
Alldread
Beavarton
Donald McKinnon
Clare
Fred Runge
Lawrence Waite
Roland Comer
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Study Club Excursion to Wild Life Reservation
About thirty members of the Clare Study Club met Tuesday noon at the Cranberry Lake Wild Life reservation for a pot luck luncheon hosted by Mrs. John Doan. After meals, guests toured the grounds, heard talks on local wildlife, and enjoyed a program of entertainment and a small gift to past president Mrs. Ethel Allen. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Howard of Detroit Mrs. Katherine Howard of the Soo and Miss Sadie Mercer of Toronto Ontario.
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Clare Study Club
Wild Life Reservation
Cranberry Lake
Horton
Nelson
McAllister
Ethel Allen
Howard
Detroit
Katherine Howard
The
Soo
Sadie Mercer
Toronto
Canada
Byrd at the South Pole film advertised at Ideal Theatre
The advertisement promotes The Byrd at the South Pole adventure as a record of Admiral Byrd and his team. It markets a matinee Tuesday and a run from September 30 to October 1 with specific prices. Also featured are Montana Moon with Joan Crawford and The Vagabond King coming October 7-8.
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Admiral Byrd
Montana
Joan Crawford
Sun
Mon
Clare County Fair Displays Farm Riches To World
Clare Michigan hosts a strong county fair with community aid led by Secretary Joseph Ladd and President Kleinhardt. About six thousand attended school day, with fifteen hundred pupils plus teachers. Schools from Clare Farwell and Harrison showcased exhibits to win prize money and sweepstakes.
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Clare
Michigan
Joseph Ladd
Kleinhardt
Gibson
Aldrich
Hes
Tomany
Farwell
Harrison
Randall
Balsley
Cornwell
Red Cross Roll Calls Begin in Clare County
The Clare County Chapter launches the annual Red Cross Roll Call on November 11, continuing through Thanksgiving. Postmaster Kirkbride, a long-time local leader, will chair the drive with county support. The goal is 500 active members as the chapter highlights aid given in past urgent needs.
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RED Cross
National Red Cross
Clare County
Rall Gal
Kirkbride
T. Carl Holbrook
The
Red ‘Cross
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Turtle Landing
West Coast
Clare Road Leveler
4Th Street
Bake Sale
Isabella County Nurse's
Lillian H. Upham
R. N
Mrs. Nass
Pride OF
the North
Crystal Bakery
R Chain Store Inc
Big Cranberry
Daniel J. Wilkie
Beaverton High
Clare County Fair
John Doan
Byrd
South Pole
Ideal Theatre
Della Nelson
Zenobia Chapter
E. A. Samborn
4Th St
S. C. Kirkbride
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