Ladies golf week crowns Lucille Haley at Twin Elms
Last week's Harrison event showcased strong scores by Twin Elms women led by Lucille Haley who won the championship flight after defeating Martha Bicknell. Emma Harris and Lou Hampton fought to a tie before Harris won the runner-up. A banquet report arrives next week.
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Twin Elms
Jo Anderson
Jane Davy
Jane
Wimmer
Lucille Haley
Mabel Mulder
Mabel
Lucille
Mabal
Martha Bicknell
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazene
Martha
Lou
Emma Harris
Altho
Sarah Schaeffer
Nina McGuire
Beulah Caple
Nellie Crum
Clare Shipping Dates Announced for October
The Clare Shipping Association posts next shipping dates for October 3 and October 17. Phone contact 22021.
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Clare Shipping Association
Conservation Group Meets and Banquet at Barnes Cafe
Nearly 80 local sportsmen attended the annual banquet and meeting at Barnes Cafe. Guests included Rep. Miles B. Callaghan Reed City R. G. Fortney Paris Fish Hatchery Supt. and C Hildebrandt Clara County Conservation officer. Geo White led the event praising Fortney for keeping Clare County streams stocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Cafe
Miles B. Callaghan
Reed City
R. G. Fortney
Paris Fish Hatchery
C. Hildebrandt
Clara County
Geo. White
Clare County
Legislative Acts of 1933 About To Become Effective
Miles M. Callaghan explains how the 1933 legislature's acts will operate in rural Michigan. The Motorists Responsibility Law is not a compulsory insurance act. a driver may operate under previous restrictions without needing insurance, though an accident involving a collision could trigger liability.
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Miles M. Callaghan
Michigan
Quita
Sara Teasdale Program Delights Clare Study Club
The Clare Study Club met at Mrs. Adelaide Wylie’s home on September 26 with co host Mrs. Sherwood. Miss Louisa Rogers led a program on Sara Teasdale with musical settings by Gene Glerum Doris Gerow and Helen Lucile Doherty. The group praised the portrayal of Teasdale born 1884 in St Louis and noted her lyric mastery and the themes of love and emotion. (Continued on Page Five)
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Clare Study Club
Adelaide Wylie
Sherwood
Green
Louisa Rogers
Miss Rogers
Gene Glerum
Doris Gerow
Helen Lucile Doherty
Sara Teasdale
America
Sara
LARMAN POST OFFICERS INSTALL COLEMAN LEGION
Omer F. Hall and Alexander B. Wylie attended the Coleman Abra ham Lincoln Post No. 207 meeting as 1934 officers were installed. District Committeeman Leslie Stonehouse led the ceremony with Lear J. Doherty organizing. Nearby posts sent commanders and adjutants, including Beaverton Midland Clare Blanchard, with Peter Mason of Blanchard present. a program and refreshments followed.
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Omer F. Hall
Alexander BE. Wylie
Abraham Lincoln
American Legion
Coleman
Leslie Stonehouse
Lear J. Doherty
Clare
Blanchard
Beaverton
Midland
Peter Mason
Lightning strikes White home injures none of family
A bolt of lightning entered the Whites' Fruit and Floral Farm home on Monday morning striking an elm outside the southeast bedroom. The blast blasted plaster and wiring but the four inside escaped injury. The house suffered major damage including torn siding, plaster debris, and damaged wiring.
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Edward A. White
Whites’ Fruit and Floral Farm
6Th Street
Mrs. White
Edward
John White
Rich Publishing House Formed In Midland
The Midland Republican changes ownership as Philip T. Rich buys W. R. Crissey interest. Claire Morrill and Gordon Phillips acquire roles and interests, forming Rich Publishing House. The paper, a long standing Michigan weekly, continues under new management.
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Midland Republican
Philip T. Rich
W. R. Crissey
Claire Morrill
Gordon Phillips
Rich Publishing House
Michigan
Omission of Correspondence to Appear Next Week
An unforeseen circumstance requires a quantity of correspondence to be omitted. The missing items will appear next week.
Unusual Case Attracts State Wide Attention and Many Reporters
The Clare County case of The People of the State of Michigan versus Clark H Sutherland Elmer A Anderson James A McKay Homer Douglas and Fred O McGuire opened in Harrison at the August Term. The former Clare County Savings Bank directors face charges of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent with intent to defraud. Wide state interest drew reporters from Detroit Flint Saginaw Bay City and others to cover the proceedings.
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Harrison
Clare County
State of
Michigan
Clark H. Sutherland
Elmer A. Anderson
James A. McKay
Homer Douglas
Fred O. McGuire
James S. Parker
Flint
SiGenesee County
Clare
Ray Hart
Midland
Clare County Savings Bank
Detroit
Saginaw
Bay City
Detroit Times
Perry A. Maynard
George Murphy
Michigan Attorney General
Theodore G. Bowler
Robert J. Curry
Lowell Jones
Saginawang
Mrn Curry
Dorothy Bolster
Doris Gerow
Curry
Page
Legion Auxiliary Elects 1934 Officers
The Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary elected its 1934 officers at Susan Hall’s home. Officers named include President Blanche Walker and Secretary Susan Hall, with installation planned for Monday October 16 and invitations extended to Coleman and ME Pleasant Units.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Susan Hall
Iyone Gorr
Grand Rapids
Adelaide Wylie
Blanche Walker
Hazel Hawkins
Alma Chute
Mary ‘Grimason
Sadie Wisler
Coleman
ME Pleasant
Ruth Parent
Alma Clute
Belle Jackson
Nellie Sherwood
Bernice Johnston
Harold Schaeffer Represents First National Contact Exchange
Clare becomes the Clare Gladwin district headquarters for First National Contact Exchange Incorporated of Grand Rapids with Harold Schaeffer as local representative. The service provides investigations credit reports appraisals surveys and collections for banks trusts and other firms. Schaeffer is bonded and the company is praised for valuable service to business and the public.
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Clare
Clare- Gladwin
First National Contact Exchange, Incorporated
Grand Rapids
Harold Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Four Vernon wells nearing payland and oil shows
Oil was struck in the Stewart Beatty well on the east side of section 21 Vernon at 3802 feet, with gas show. Slentz No. 1 on section 23 delayed by a cave, resuming at 3718 feet. Stough wells 2 and 3 target Dundee. Flood near section 9 halted by engine breakdown. Verette No. 2 section 28 below 2100 feet. Fred Vérette 1250 feet. Marceilles 1350 feet. House No. 4 mudding gas and brine at 1310 feet, drilling 1810 feet. Van Conant and McDonald on section 25 depths 3245 and 1650 feet. Location spotted on Brooks farm near Clare. Reakes No. 1 section 16 and Chester Thayer section 10 reach 2950 and 2100 feet.
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Stewart Beatty
Vernon
Dundee
Slentz No. 1
Stough
Verette
Section
van Conant
McDonald
Ideal Theatre Week: Double Feature and Classics
At the Ideal Theatre a Friday program features The Working Mad and The Mind Reader with George Arliss and Warren Williams. Saturday presents The End of the Trail and Tim McCoy story. Sunday through Monday showcases The Strangers Return with Lionel Barrymore. Additional titles Web 384 This Day and Age Tugboat Annie College Hamor Dr Bull appear for coming attractions.
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Geo. Arliss
Warren Williams
Tim McCoy
Sun
Lionel Barrymore
Paramount
Annie—Collge ‘Hamor
Dr. Bull
Ram Trading and Sales Day at Mt. Pleasant
Ram trading and sales day at the Mt. Pleasant fair grounds on Thursday October 5 invites sheep raisers from Isabella County and nearby areas. Bring rams by ten o'clock to allow buyers to inspect and select. W. Gribbs will demonstrate sheep dressing methods on site.
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MT. Pleasant
Isabella County
Fair Grounds
W. ©. Gribbs
Clare High and Beaverton end in a tie in opener
Clare High School and Beaverton battled to a 0–0 or near tie as penalties and rough play marred the opener. Clare showed strength in its line and Beaverton relied on passing. The first game featured a rough start, costly penalties, and a late Beaverton touchdown aided by a long run and a pass.
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Clare High
Beaverton
Brown
Clare
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MRS ABIGAIL WARNER DIES AT 77 IN SHERIDAN TWP
Abigail A Showers born August 31 1856 in El Mira New York died September 23 1933 at her home in Sheridan township age 77 years 2 days She married Ames A Warner October 10 1869 and had four children Henry survives with nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services held at Eagle Church of God September 25 with Rev M R Hendrich officiating and burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery beside her husband
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Abigail A. Showers
Elmira
New York
Sheridan Township
Ames A. Warner
Alvin
Phebe
George
Henry
Eagle Church of God
M. R. Hendrich
Cherry Grove
School of Instruction Meeting Led by Grand Electa
Regular meeting of Zenobia Chapter O B meets next Thursday at 7 30 in the evening. Mrs Fuqua Grand Electa of Harrisville will be present and conduct a school of instruction. A good attendance is desired. A social hour and refreshments follow.
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Zenobia Chapter
O. B
Fuqua
Electa
Harrisville
New Michigan Vehicle Law With Teeth Takes Effect Oct 1
A new Michigan motor vehicle law, approved by the last legislature, becomes effective October 1. It imposes license and registration suspensions for offenses including obstructing inspectors, DUI, manslaughter, felonies connected to driving, hit and run or failure to disclose, and failing to pay judgments. Proof of future payment ability may be required, with security options including insurance, bonds, or cash deposits, and penalties for noncompliance.
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State of
Michigan
Secretary of State
Insurance office opens at bank rear with Maytag washers
Notice announces Jennings Archambault will open an insurance office in the rear of Citizens Bank on Saturday morning and will also carry a complete line of Maytag washers, with service available.
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Citizens Bank
Ting
Jennings Archambault
Notice to Farmers Livestock Shipment Deadline
Farmers are instructed to bring all livestock to be shipped by 2 00 p m Tuesday October 201H Fansbters Ind Produce Co
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Fanters, Ind. Produce Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare County Bank
Lucile Haley
Judge Parker
Larman
Coleman Legion
Baby
Mrs. Edward White
Phillip T. Rich
Legion Auxiliary
First National Contact Exchange, Inc
Vernon Wells
Payland
THE
Ideal Theatre
Clare Sentinel
Orris Penrose
Bob Dobherty
Abigail Warner
Sheridan
C. E
School OF Instruction
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