Pioneers Defeat Beaverton in Season Opener
Clare High School opened the 1940 football season with a 6 0 victory over Beaverton. Sophomores and juniors filled most spots for Clare, and Hyne Bryant scored the only touchdown after a drive from the 30 yard line. Beaverton, despite heavier players, failed to threaten the Pioneer defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Pioneers
Beaverton
Leo Brown
Brown
Clare High
Clare
Douglas Paxton
Liberty
Doug
Hyne Bryant
Bryant
Hunter
Trout Fishing Continues in 14 North Counties
In fourteen northern Michigan counties rainbow and steelhead trout fishing remains open through September to November on designated lakes and stream sections. The lay digest lists rainbow grounds and permits access via license. Rivers open include Pere Marquette Muskegon White Manistee Indian Sturgeon and Jordan. Lake trout trolling improves as fall nears with good prospects at Grand Traverse Bay and Lake Superior ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
The
Conservation Department
Pere Marquette
Muskegon
Manistee
Sturgeon
Jordan
Great Lakes
Grand Traverse Bay
Lake Superior
Football Calendar With Road Trips and Home Games
The schedule lists September 27 in St Louis October 4 at Reed City October 18 at Shepherd October 25 at Breckenridge November 1 at Evart November 8 at Gladwin November 15 at Mt Pleasant All home games except Evart will be played under fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Reed City
Shepherd
Breckenridge
Evart
Gladwin
Mt. Pleasant
Social Visit Notes From Detroit Guests
Mr and Mrs William Sharpe of Detroit visited their relatives Mr and Mrs Frank Barton and joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Elton David. Henry and Robert Kleiner and Ruth Ann called in the afternoon. Bernard Allen returned from a wedding trip to northern Michigan and will host a reception next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sharpe
Detroit
Frank Barton
Elton David
Henry Kleiner
Robert Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Nora Alen
A. White
Fay Nell
Laton Ford
Mary Belle
Mt. Pleasant
J. Carpenter
Lyons
Ohio
Henry Carpenter
North Adams
Frank Rinet
S. J. Carpenter
Billets
Alfred Raymond
Sunday Visitors Fill Clare Community Gathering
Mrs. Adam Regar hosts a busy Sunday as relatives and neighbors from Flint Stevenson Lake Clare Mt. Pleasant Barryton and Lansing visit for meals and calls. The group includes the Rula paugh Lejewski Regar and Dull families with multiple spouses and children plus Audry and Lavina May White. A revival is urged at Colonville as community activity continues.
Local Social Notes From Cornwell and Surrounding Towns
LODG Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Allen of the Cornwell ranch visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LaVoy Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roll Shull of Gahan na Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Lakeview called at the Shull ranch Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Hemstreet and son Jack dined with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hemstreet Friday. Miss Rosalie Langworthy of the Brown visited last week with her sister Mrs. Robert Shull. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Kiger and children of Gladwin were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cradit Sunday. Red McNeil assisted Gerald Hemstreet days last week. A large crowd attended the Redner sho house Sunday. a note hopes everyone turns out next Sunday. "Pass it Around" Klump (pol adv).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Regar
Otto Rulapaugh
Willard Rulapangsh
Lola Rulapaugh
Theodore Regar
Audry
Stevenson Lake
Prank Lajewski
Bernard Lejewski
J. Lejewski
Flint
Floyd Regar
Mark Sowles
Sheridan
Ernest Kleiner
Marie Allen
Johanna Mack
Clare
Nora Allen
Russel Stanley
Ernest Irwin
Stephenson Lake
Arthur Dull
Richard Harkins
Jack
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Spangler
Barryton
William Rogers
Eva Rulanpaugh
Anna Johnson
Lansing
Anna Schofield
Klump
Pol. Adv
Maple Grove Church Services and Local Social Notes
Sunday School at 2 00 P M and preaching at 3 00 P M. Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 P M. Rev Charles Kleinhardt preached here last Sunday to a large crowd. Rev Mrs Mary House of Farwell to speak next Sunday. Local residents and visitors mentioned including the Finchs, Weidman, Benford, Schofield, Tigner, Smedey, and the Javertys at Gintors with family gatherings and church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Charles Kleinhardt
Mary House
Farwell
Autumn Scenes And Community Notices In Farwell
Beautiful autumn weather frames a community update from Farwell. Local visits include Millard Brasington with grandparents, and several calls between the Austins, Powells, Brasingtons, and Gilmore residents. A Muskegon reunion honors an aunt with over forty attendees and plans to return to Minnesota. Birthdays and parties mark family gatherings, with sympathy offered to the Murray Hall family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Brasington
Judd Brasingtons
Farwell
Charles Tryon
Glenn Powell
R. J. Powell
Wes. Austins
Gilmore
Clarence Armstrong
Laurence
W. A. Austins
R. J. Powells
Orley Rogers
Gilbert
Seager
Minnesota
Muskegon
Billy Brasington
John Halsteads
Thomas Brooks
Dean Tryon
Lake
Glenn
Doris
Betty Jean
Wesley Austin
Murray ‘Hall
Wedding Bells Loom for Henderich and Hagle Families
Brown Corners notes upcoming wedding bells and social visits. Rev and Mrs Henderich and dinners at Bates home. Glen Lower hosts relatives in Bad Axe. Miss Mary Gilmore suffers serious accident. Cooks lead Quarterly Meeting with strong sermons. Sunday visitors include Watson Hutton Grand Rapids Blovan¢a White Bad Axe Liether Beaverton Gear Haenville. first PTA meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lower
Watson
Hutton
Grand Rapida
Blovan¢a White
Bad Axe
J. A Liether
Beaverton
Dean” Gear
Haenville
P.T.A
Community event and softball team season wrap up
At the school house Friday evening a program included a play and other numbers with pot luck refreshments. Families visited Bates home Saturday and the Brown softball team hosted a gathering for forty five guests. The team presented their manager with a leather billfold and expressed optimism for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Est’ Garver
Harvey Armentront
Migs Blanche Strouse
Bar Gilnoyne
James Hart
Anna Shull
Lowell
Elsie Shull
Bates
Glen Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Kennedy
Lane
Foss
M. Locker
Eberhart
D. Oliver A. Odin
Crowl
EB. Schlafley
M. McKinnimy
Claude Grant
Sprague
M. Kapplinger
J. McKimmy
C. Cappaert
Bud Smith
D. Woodly
D. Paxton
D. Vickers
North Counties
Packard
Standard
Midwest
Colorado
Missouri
North Dakota
Red Crown
Middle West
SEC Service
Michigan Conservation Officer
United States Weather Bureau
Louis Finch
Ann Arbor
Evan Weidman
Mr. Benford
Hunter Schofield
Reuben Tigner
Walter Smedey
Wilton Javerty
Gintors
Swift
Manee
Lai
Bea
Gerber’s Baby Food
Dexo
Sunnyfield
Angelus
National Nscuit CO
LT Ani
Vise Nore
Armour’s
Queen Ann
Hershey
RED
RINSO
Ann Page
Choice Chuck
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