Health unit talk for Clare Gladwin Arenac counties
In an interview Dr Swengel of Beaverton backs a Tri County health department for Clare Gladwin and Arenac counties. He notes existing units in neighboring areas and cites funding from the Children’s Fund of Michigan and the State Health Department. He argues a dedicated team will curb epidemics and improve child health through prevention and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swengel
Beaverton
Clare
Gladwin
Arenac
Saginaw
Dr. Swengel
Alcona
Ogemaw
Ioesco
Oscoda
Midland County
Otsego
Montmorency
Presque Isle
Cheboygan
Children’s Fund of
Michigan
State Health Department
Meetings of Home Economic Groups
The South Sheridan Home Economic Extension group will hold its first meeting on Wednesday October 3 with Mrs. Hilda Gilson. Members should attend at 10:30 and bring a guest. The year’s project is home management and is described as very helpful. Secretary extends cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sheridan
Extension Club to Be Organized Next Tuesday
Local residents are invited to form the Brown Corner Extension Club with a meeting at the store next Tuesday at 1 00 PM. First lesson will cover house cleaning made easier and promises practical guidance to boost class size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Corner Extension Club
Federal Deposit Insurance Explained This Week by Citizens State Bank
Citizens State Bank explains the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as effective since 1934. The bank answers key questions under the insurance law to inform depositors and the public about what the act does for them. Read the ad to understand the facts of the new act and its impact.
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Federal Deposit Insurance
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Esteemed Harrison Citizen Bernard Mueller Dies at 86
Bernard Anthony Mueller, longtime Harrison resident and respected local figure, died September 20 1934 after a long illness. Born in Westfalen Germany 86 years ago he moved to Chicago then Harrison for health reasons. Survived by six daughters twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Mass at Harrison Catholic Church and burial in Chicago followed by Solemn Requiem High Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Anthony Mueller
Harrison
Westfalen
Germany
Anna Urban
America
Chicago
Mueller
Vernon
Isabella County
Marie Fanning Fusco
St. Boniface
Himey ‘Hughes
J. Mart VanDeusen
James Garrabrandt
John Pfannes
Sebastain Pfannes
Asa Aldrich
Anna Verstraete
Rose Rupprecht
Isabella Clark
Agnes Rasmussen
Elizabeth Henderson
Ida Mueller
Hildegarde Forsberg and Delmar Adams Marry Quietly
Hildegarde Forsberg longtime Clare teacher and Delmar Adams were quietly married September 15 at 8 p m at Shepherd Church of Christ with Rev. W W Bell officiating. The couple left for a wedding trip to Chicago and other points and now reside in Shepherd Porter apartments. Forsberg's parents live in North Bradley and Adams is son of Selba Adams and co runs the Showboat Inn with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegarde Forsberg
Clare
Delmar Adams
Shepherd Church of Christ
W. W W. Bell
Othel Bayes
Chicago
Porter
Shepherd
North Bradley
Adams
Selba Adams
Coleman Tribune
St Cecilia Ladies Host Rummage Sale in McKeever Building
St Cecilia group will hold a rummage sale on October 4 and 6 in the McKeever building. Mrs Jos L Cour and Mrs Ethel Schiegel are coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’ Ladies
McKeever
Jos. L. Cour
Ethel Schiegel
Clare Good Literature Club Opens Year With Social
Clare Good Literature Club met at the Derby home with 31 present, 27 members answering roll call and four new members added. The program featured piano work, club songs, readings, poetry, travel talk, and a closing chorus, followed by refreshments.
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Clare
Clare Good Literature Club
Derby
Ruth Allyn
Thelma Howe
Mesdames
Nelda Jones
Nettie Holbrook
Annie Rogers
Kate Knapp
Club
France
Miss Rogers
Miss Heard
Century of Progress
Milwaukee
Upper Peninsula
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Balt Castle
Iris
Rogers
Gerow
Glerum
Frances Davy
Susan Foell
Susan Hall
Mabel Reynolds
Motorcycle crash and runaway ride at local filling station
A tourist on a motorcycle and sidecar filled at a local station and tried to coast away. Wet slick pavement caused a fall as the engine surged and dragged him along until he released. The bike then careened north on McEwan, missing a car at Haley Street and smashing the Gallagher curb, before lurching into a parked vehicle near Doherty residence. Gasoline fumes and damage ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwan
Haley
Gallagher
Doherty
Delwin Grange Dance Schedule Announcement
Beginning Friday October 6 dances will be conducted weekly at the Grange Hall. The notice specifies regular social gatherings hosted by the Delwin Grange for community entertainment and dance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Farewell Luncheon for Rev Lockyer Family at Clare
The Clare Methodist church hosted a farewell luncheon Tuesday for Rev J E Lockyer and family due to an unexpected transfer. Envelopes with cash were placed at each plate as thanks from the congregation. The Lockyers have moved into the new sixteenth modern parsonage at Remus.
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Methodist Church of
Clare
Lockyer
Sixte
Remus
Beaverton Drives Past Clare 19 to 0 in Aggressive Win
Beaverton High School football upset Clare 19 to 0 as Beaverton’s line and aerial game imposed pressure. Orris Presley starred at end with key blocks and a recovered punt, while Clare struggled to move the ball against a stout defense. The loss of Bob Doherty hurt Clare’s size and power as they prepare for Sacred Heart at Mt. Pleasant. Friday’s 3:30 kickoff noted with St Louis also playing that day.
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Beaverton
Clare
Dick Groves
Clare Boys
Orris Presley
Bob Doherty
Sacred Heart
Mt. Pleasant
Academy
St. Louis
Three Clare Boys Resume Studies as Seniors One Freshman
William Lange Jr left for the senior year at Michigan College of Mining and Technology in Houghton. Glenwood Holmes and Donald McKinnon joined him by car with luggage. Byron Gibbs, a Clare High School graduate, arrived as a freshman studying electrical engineering near the U P destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lange, Jr
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
U. P
Glenwood Holmes
Donald McKinnon
Byron Gibbs
Vhia
Byron
Clare High
Classified liners will help you clean house at a profit
A compact notice notes that classified liners offer a practical way to earn profit by cleaning houses quickly and efficiently. It emphasizes simple, low cost methods and potential earnings for readers seeking economic side work.
Republican county convention endorses Fitzgerald Prescott tickets
At Harrison Michigan on September 20 1934 the Republican county convention adopted resolutions condemning national party policies and endorsing Governor candidate Frank D Fitzgerald and U S Senator Arthur H Vandenberg. They urged support for Roy O Woodruff for Congress and recommended George A Prescott for Secretary of State. The body also endorsed local county nominees and instructed delegates to back Fitzgerald’s slate at the state convention in Flint.
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National Democratic Party
Arthur H. Vandenberg
U. S
Roy
Woodruff
Republican Party
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
George A. Prescott
Clare County
Flint
Harrison, Mich
Carl Holbrook James
Bicknell Peter A, Odlan
Two Day Bible Conference at Clare Baptist Church
A two day Bible conference is planned for Clare Baptist Church on Wednesday and Thursday, October 10 and 11, with speakers and singers from Detroit. Rev. John Pinches of Detroit Christian Tabernacle and Rev. B. M. Nottage of New York and Bermuda will headline. All who seek spiritual enrichment are welcome to attend.
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Clare Baptist Church
Detroit
John Pinches
Detroit Christian Tabernacle
Als6
America
B. M. Nottage
New York
Bermudas
Hunters Attention Migratory Bird Stamps On Sale
Migratory bird hunting stamps are now available at the Post Office. L. B. Davy, P.M.
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L. B. Davy
P.M
George Spring Wins Wolverine Shoes at Fleming's
George Spring won a pair of Wolverine shoes from Fleming Shoe Co in a guessing contest. A cake of ice in the store entry held the prize and visitors guessed when the shoe would thaw. The shoe dropped at 4:50 P M on Sunday while Spring had guessed 4 35. Fleming's displayed a life-size horse statue outside during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spring
Wolverine
Fleming
George Springs
Fleming Shoe Co
Geo
Spring
Ideal Theatre Trophy Gift To Clare Women's Golf Club
Clare women golfers compete for the Ideal Theatre Trophy donated by W. J. Olson, manager of Clare’s Ideal Theatre. Thirty one players are listed with elimination play underway and entries open. cup on display in Andrew Friz window next to the theatre.
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Ideal Theatre Trophy
W. J. Olson
Women’s Golf Club
Friz’s
Clare
Ideal Theatre
Leo Hampton
A. B. Mulder
Andrew Friz
Martha Bicknell
Jane Davy
Lucile Haley
Josephine Anderson
Mabel Mulder
Frances Anderson
Nellie Hampton
Lou Hampton
Ann Olson
Beulah Caple
Dorothy Duncan
Margaret Doherty
Emma Harris
Alma Rogers
May Shumway
Addie Elden
Hazel Doherty
Lucile Hess
Mabel Parker
Sarah Schaeffer
Anna Bell Hampton
Agnes Throop
Gladys Hampton
Hildah Tibbits
Susan Hall
Hazel, Buscher
Audrey Bicknell
Novia Osgood
Myra Asline
Doris Gerow
Nellie Crum
Fellowship Supper and Social at Congregational Church
The Congregational church held a well attended fellowship supper and social on Friday evening. A church social committee organized it. Mrs. J. Rogers read, Miss Anna May Smalley played piano, and department heads spoke on their work including Mrs. Falk, Mrs. Fleming, Miss Smalley, Mrs. A H Wylie, Mr. W E Tichenor and Mr. E G Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. Rogers
Anna May Smalley
Falk
Ladies Union
H. Fleming
Ladies Guild
A H. Wylie
W. E. Tichenor
E. G. Johnston
Board of Trustees
Church
Kingdom of Our Christ
Zenobia Chapter to Honor Past Matrons and Patrons
Zenobia Chapter Order of Eastern Stars will honor Past Matrons and Patrons at its regular meeting on Thursday evening October 4. The annual event includes a potluck supper at 6 30 directed by Mrs Lillian Sanford Mrs Anna Northon and Mrs Adelaide Wylie Husbands of members are invited to the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter Order of Eastern Stars
Lillian Sanford
Anna Northon
Adelaide Wylie
Bale Sale by St. Cecilia's at Morgan's store
The Ladies of St. Cecilia's church announce a bake sale on Saturday September 29 at Morgan's store. Mrs Leo O'Grady and Mrs Jos McConnell serve as chairmen.
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St. Cecilia’s Church
Morgan's
Leo O'Grady
Jos, McConnell
U. S. 10 Association Holds Big Rally at Reed City
More than 300 members from along U. S. Highway 10 attended the annual meeting at Reed City Community Building. Officers elected include Lawrence Lind as President, Robert J. Smith as Vice President, Barkley Smith as Secretary, and Clyde Cooper as Treasurer. Speakers urged completing pavement from Port Huron to Ludington, tying East Port Huron to the West, with critics urged to vote no on upcoming highway tax amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
T. Carl Holbrook
Lawrence Lind
Ludington Chamber of Commerce
Robert J. Smith
Baldwin
Barkley Smith
Ewart
Clyde Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Holbrook
Port Huron
Clare
Ce Ludington
Lind
Ludington
Ben Carpenter
Harrison
Miles Callaghan
Louis Webber
Michigan Bureau of Highway Education
Michigan
Detroit
VU. S. 10
L. B. Davy
T. Car) Holbrook
Michigan farmers to vote on government corn hog contract
Michigan farmers will attend local meetings to decide if they want to continue the government corn hog contract plan in 1985. Secretary Henry A Wallace says the AA A program, once aimed at surpluses, now seeks farmer opinion on maintaining gains through voluntary cooperative contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Henry A. Wallace
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Health Department
Hildegarde Forsberg and
Clare G. L. Club
Delwin Grange
J. E. Lockyer
Bey
Hunters
Zenobia Chapter
U. S. 10 Association
FBI
Federal Road
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