Clare Pride of the North: Clare’s growth and leaders featured
A long feature on Clare Michigan’s development describes the Doherty hotel, dairy farms, and diverse businesses. It highlights Mayor Ralph Hether, Bank officers C W Perry and Clark Sutherland, the Clare Sentinel weekly, and local institutions. The piece underscores rapid urban progress, civic pride, and infrastructure from pavement to parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
A. J. Doherty
Clare
Fred
Durham
Herford
Camp Trailer
Ralph
Hether
C. W. Perry
Clare County Savings Bank
Clark Sutherland
James O’connor
James I. Tatman
J. W. Dunlop
W. H. Elden
Nathan Bicknell
William H. Bicknell
Bicknell Dry Goods
James 8. Bicknell
Citizens State Bank
T. Carl Holbrook
Brown City
Mr. Mercier
Ciyt
Clint Woolley
John Windsor
L. H. Howse
John Shearsmith
Jesse Holden
Rank Snyder
Mr. Mercer
Mr. Gallagher
Michigan
Clyde Harris
Thos. Hirt
L. W. Jackson
Ramey and Feighner
Walter Pettit
John White
John ‘White
Ann Arbor
Clare Sentinel
Feighner
Proceedings of Clare Common Council September 2 1930
Regular meeting notes the resignation of night watchman Daniel Crease and appointment of election inspectors for wards one to three. Several bills referred to finance. detailed payments to vendors and city workers listed. Mayor Hether and officials confirm appointment of Henry Grover nightwatch. council adjourns.
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Common Council
City of
Clare
Hether
Ald
Forbes
Hachmuth
Pettit
Parish
Feighner
Daniel Crease Nightwatch
Snear
John Forbes
Geo. Snear
Allen Crum
M. Detwiler
W. Pettit
R. Hether
Michigan Supply Co
Geo. Jackson
A. Perry
Forest Jerred
Clare Fire Dept
Ralph Hether
Harrison
Walter Pettit
Clare How. & Furniture Co
Daniel Crouse
Harris & Hirt
Wesley Snider
Riley Kirkpatrick
John Lamb
James Gerren
has.Peters
Ohn Lamb
Parks
Oshn Forbes
Labor City Hall
Igo
Snider
Ames Gerren
Consumers Power Co
Light and Power
Finance Committee
Henry Grover
Arish
R. I. Hether
Alex McKinnon
Southeast Sheridan Densmore Family Visit Highlights Local Ties
Southeast Sheridan Charles Densmore and family visit with his parents for several days. Pontiac visitors Mr and Mrs Coop, Ann Arbor residents Mr and Mrs Lee Sowle, join Lee Sowle's parents. Earl Robinsons family dine at Macklem home. Detroit Mrs Sink visits brother M P Sowle. Densmore brother's family returns to Yale after two weeks with them. Clare school attendees include Stuart Bell Ross Lang Russell Gerow and Phyllis Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Densmore
Coop
Pontiac
Lee Sowle
Ann Arbor
Lee
Sowle
Earl Robinson
Macklem
Sink
Detroit
M .P. Sowle
Mr. Densmore
Yale
Densmore
Clare School
Stuart Bell
Ross Lang
Russell Gerow
Phyllis Smith
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Sympathy
We thank friends for the flowers given by Mr Thurs ton and Mrs Casner. We also appreciate the words of sympathy in our deep sorrow for our brother. Signed by Mrs R A Leffingwell A A Kennedy Mrs A M Gilmore H A Kennedy Roy Kennedy George Kennedy.
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Thurston
Thanking friends for flowers and sympathy cards
The message thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and for cards and letters of sympathy sent to their daughter Osie during her hospital sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fitzpatrick express gratitude.
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Osie
Chas, Fitzpatrick
Local Church Seeks Growth Amid Busy Weekend Visits
The United Brethren church holds both morning and evening services with 11 30 morning and 8 30 evening sessions. Harold Newbound visits his parents Joe and Mrs. Newbound while several townsfolk journey to fairs and attend community events. Local officials including City Clerk Guy Light and County Clerk William Henderson join a recount in Lan sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethern ‘Church
Harold Newbound
Joe Newbound
Ad, Matterson
Bruce Lowell
Marion Caner
Frank Stuckman
Flint
A. F. Light
Light
William Sly
Grand Rapids
Clarence Archamboult
Detroit
Join Archamboult
United Brothers
Clara Williams
Leota
L. Williams
William Fosgett
Sanitary Cafe
Second Street
Cities Service Cafe
Main Street
Walter Rhodes
Fred Gleason
Gerald Gould
Greenville
Guy Light
William Henderson
Sand Edmund Woods
Lansing
Alberta Alkire
Gladwin School
Vesta Crampton
Birmingham
Konjola Promises Relief From Neuritis
Mrs. Clara Kowalski of Detroit reports twelve years of neuritis and back pains improved after using sixteen bottles of Konjola. She says her system is rid of poisons, nausea diminished, and overall health restored. Konjola is advertised as free from alcohol and heart depressants and is sold at local drug stores.
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Clara Kowalski
Palmer Avenue
Jdetroit
Harry, Preipski
Konjola
Detroit
Kon
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U. S
Canada
the Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Dorsey
National Hditorial Association
Michigan Press Association
North
John and
Myra Asline
Consumers Power Company
Pere Marquettee
Detroit Creamery
Borden
Thayer Bros
S. C. Kirkbride
Ogice
Ladies of Clare
Chamber of Commerce
the Common Council
Sheridan
Pene
Brethern Church
Clark Ash
Anna Mae Eaton
Greenwood
Ethel Light
Kgnjola
New
Challies
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