Central Michigan Conference Organized September 15
The Central Michigan Conference formed September 15 with five of six schools meeting at Clare to elect officers and set a football basketball and baseball league. Member schools Clare Ewart Gladwin Reed City Shepherd and Mt Pleasant Indians with St Louis invited. Championship trophy awarded to the winning team. season schedule outlined with games through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan
M. S. Norton
Gladwin
J. H. Knapp
Shepherd
W. HE. Tichenor
Clare
Reed City
Newart
Bauer
Indians
Don Gillis
Sewart
Evart
Lakeview
Lake City
Edmore
Sacred Heart
McBain
Breckenridge
St. Louis
Ithaca
Standish
Beaverton
Winter guests and highway mishap notes from Clare area
Castle Jackson arrived Wednesday for an extended stay with relatives in Flint. Merlyn Ely left Monday for Colorado to spend winter with his uncle. Harold Arrand, from California, hitchhiked here six weeks ago with his grandmother Mrs Anna Arrand and plans to stay through Michigan winter. Over two hundred attended Rev A D Telcer at Clare Baptist Church last Sunday. William Kapplinger drove from Five Lakes to Dover when his car smashed a tree. he was uninjured and the family now drives a different car with auto insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Jackson
Flint
Merlyn Ely
Colorado
Harold Arrand Hitch-Hilked
California
Anna Arrand
Harold
Michigan
Clare Baptist Church
A. D.telcer
Win
Kapplinger
Five Lakes
Dover
Community events and meetings listed for Friday through October
Local notices list Friday events including Ghost House at the auditorium, Ladies Union meeting with Mrs Garrie Brewer and Miss Edith Brewer, Dover Tabernacle Friday evening services from Sept 30, and a county horsemen show sponsored by H A Moxley Gibson. Also scheduled are Mabel Bradley Court No 387 at I O O F hall, Clare Good Literature Club with Michigan Music program, voter instruction by Jennings Archambault October 4, informal dinner for Rev Lockyer, Guild meeting October 6, Kings Daughters meeting, Ladies Aid Friday, and Pomona at Garfield Grange October 14.
Senator Carpenter Thanks Clare Voters
Senator Carpenter expresses gratitude to Clare County voters after the recent Primary Election for support in the 28th Senatorial District. He pledges to aid all counties, invites letters with problems, and urges Republicans to unite to return the party to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Republica Party
Clare Shipping Dates Set for October Shipments
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday October 4 and Tuesday October 18. Contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220 F21 for details.
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Clare Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Livestock List From Farmers' Produce Agents
A farmers' cooperative advertises livestock for sale with shipping dates on Tuesday October 11 and October 25. Contact telephone 129. The note mentions Bp F Geeck Mer and queries about SHL-Tr a Clave as part of the Sentinel liner schedule for next week.
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Geeck
Mer
Clave
Sentinel
U. S. 27 paving near Harrison to be opened by November
The State Highway Department reports rapid progress on the Clare to Harrison section of U S 27. A temporary county road with frequent turnouts serves traffic now and will be replaced by two miles of new concrete by October 15 with traffic opening in early November. The entire project should finish by July next year.
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State Highway Department
U. S. 27
Clare
Harrison
Cornwell Corners
Judge Hart Has Busy Week in Circuit Court
The court this week saw alimony reductions from eight to six dollars weekly for Bruce. Valeria Froehlich won a divorce, child custody, permanent injunction, and a one dollar property settlement after a cruelty and non-support claim. A trespass case brought by Glenn Poet against Eugene Allen resulted in Poet receiving 150 dollars for damages. Other matters included alimony attachments, contempt of court for Marriet Pond, and a $15,000 damage suit by Schroeder vs Hisenhauer resolved for 350 dollars.
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Bruce
Hart
Valeria Froehlich
Frank Rassat
Charles V. Froehlich
T. Carl Holbrook
Alexander H. Wylie
Glenn Poet
Eugene Allen
Coleman
Theo. G. Bowley
Poet
Joseph K. Naumes
Allen
James #. Ryan
Mt. Pleasant
Sheridan Township
Alsen
Marriet Louise Pond
Fred Pond, Jr
Fred C. Schroeder
Joseph
Vincent Hisenhauer
James
Ryan
Paul J. Manee
Bred. Siegle
Callahan
Clare
Wylie
Jessie KE. Brasington
Clifford L. Brasington
Leo J. Campeau
Harrison
Farwell
Jesse Brasington
John Johnson
Eliza May Foster
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Isabella
Sheriff Woods
James Grover
Theo. G. Bowler
Mr. Grover
Fred Pond
Marion Sanderson
Leota
Alexander BH
Sanderson
Charles Gallagher
Jdviges
New Arrivals and Court Actions Reported in Clare
Births announced in Clare show a girl named Reine-Mas born to Dr and Mrs J A Reeder on Monday September 12. The note also records Joe Clinton as son of Mr and Mrs Bert DeCamp of Grand Rapids and mentions Mrs Martha Andrews formerly of Lake in Clare. The docket covers commissions on flour sales and multiple court actions with judgments for the plaintiff, divorces, and criminal sentences including probation and fines.
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J. ‘A. Reeder
Reine -Mas
Joe Clinton
Bert DeCamp
Grand Rapids
Martha Andrews
Lake
Primary Apportionment Rate Per Capita Report
A concise record notes the primary apportionment rate per capita listed as 15.14 with figures 42 29 16 14. The fragmented OCR item appears to present per capita funding rates and related numerical references.
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Ladies Union
Garrie Brewer
Edith Brewer
Dover Tabernacle
H. A. Moxley
Gibson
Mabel Bradley Court No. 387
I. O. O. F. Hall
Maccabees
Clare Good Literature Club
Frances Sempowski
Michigan Music
Jennings Archambault
Advance Grange Hall
Guild
Stuart Bicknell
King’s Daughters
Fred Loomis
Ladies Aid
H. W. Burd
Garfield Grange
Carpenter
Judge Hart
The
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
ALL For Your Protection
Colonville
Wildcat Wintert Brewer
Davis
Summerfield Grandpa
Asa H. Aldrich
Seota
Austax
Stoddard
Kirby
Arthur Pennock
Granton Sheridan
Beagle
Balsley
Brand
Nester Dam
Bessie
Hardwood
Wallace
Myers
Brush College
Franklin Shar
Wyckoff
Ladd
Freeman Windover
Doc & Tom
Frost Blodgett Il
Headquarters Frost
Reynolds
Dunham
Garfield Lake
Eight Point
Grant Dover
Hinkley
Randall
Pratt
West Grant
McKinley
Gut Lake
Ca Greenwood
Caver
Miller
Doty
Robbins
Hamilton Bailey
Hie Hea
Amble
Hatton Hatton
Brown
Kleman
Mann
Redding
Norway
O. D. Bayes Bakery
John Dionise
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