1921-07-15; Clare Courier

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VOLTJEt XXVII
VACATIONING
..Reason Which Everybody
"Is Supposed to Enjoy
Except Collectors, the
Garage Man and the Cook.
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THE PIKERS AN
ENTHUSIASTIC
part, of one. who throughly onjoys the
great out-doors, and tho radiance
which continually iQ'orspread his genial counteauce proved that the jar-and
of the Michigan .Pikers was one in
which he found -great conif&rt. ' , ■'
.-...«#  m -> «*■*■>•■.#•■> ' The informal,-progranV,   was., com-
UNn      fi      Y   PIRTY'!Pleted  °y resident  -Fp>4  '-S.  Case,.
ftllU J-ULL I   I nls I I a | ]t.a a i0ugi ]ong wiiy ti;Qjn saulf Ste:
- j Marie to Detroit, bub president Case
.       „        'journeyed fr^om'his, lioilie* town iiv the
Greeted in Clare by Five nun-north to Deu-oit to make the entire
To them those melaneholly days!
hav* come— the saddent of the yenr—<
when tires explode, bad debtors fish |
and kitchens fairly sear. j
dred at ^Waterworks   Park
on   Sunday  Afternoon.
I excursion  with  his  fellow    boQotQKS.
j Not   unfanijliar with, this   section fit
"6000 MBS" THEIII HDBBV.
The  foregoing seasonal inspiration j
need give the reader no serious non-; j
cm-n.    i shall not let it happen aKnin stay of Thirty  Minutes  Afforded  In-:
until the frost *<*«« pumpkin     ' spiration for GreateP concentration
Within the littitude embracing mo *t'       of  Eff°rt to  l!1si,re Plli)lic !m"
of this hemisphere between the Ohio pi'OVemonls,
River and Keweenaw lighthouse tho  *-
months of July and Aug-i-t are brgo-;     vYhon thf Chamber of Conrr.orcp e:-.. '.
ly given over to these iniunls. broad-' t.ort ,-c-turnetc from Alt.    l-h-asuiit   on
eniug in popularity as the years oass
and the incomes increase, and cou-
siiting $f fishing, sun-burning, fighting chiggers and buying gasolin'*.
It is a season of business roUixa-
tion. Folks don't worry abuut either
fashions or soft buttir. Peeled noso**
indie-ite a successful attempt to koo-*
up with the Jone;'s, while peuling
noses prove the pos^es^or to be in
tune with those who''bemoan the ag-
g'*avalians of hay fever.
iirnd-iy". guiiling int i ; i-> ••■ty tho Michigan Pik"rs iiu>r- \.;;> a I.*ik;* ninh.n■|
)f <"itizens alrea*''* a   -'rill'-d ;>t wj-'.er-
•vorks- park to greet th'> t-lurt-t -. The
•ecfiit r;iins ha*l grf.itly nid -*rt  Supt.'
hill in putting '!<' park i'lit* the- pink
green) of c, tnii itm. a :d iv;-i*y vi-itor
-vis jsenuroi-s ia i>x;irc-  i;-:i« of ;*d!.iir
: tion for tho city's br-'ataing pl-'.c.
Hc<-rui:-p of the brii f . r-H"    of lUn"
n   ha»*k
wnrtrr-1
Mfcjiigin has
oral million dollars wnrtfl** of h-iv<\ *
up and down Wall street lately and
with about a •uiuch attonti'ma.-v* aid
be given a portlier of felt boot* in Lew
Ang«les. Finally the iiit:'i*pst and
othor features wore mad" so nitric
tivf that one or two brokers gitvo
heed to the. pleadings    of the state
But they told the c-f-lHal-* tli «t if
any bnsinpas was to bo done with .
them it must take place b"fore s*un ,
up on a crtain day-:'• b*H"Misi» the:
yachting season woiitld open, and all!
self-respecting capitalists yacht when <
yachting  is in  season. j
We Americans* have .a nunibpr of'
habits that enanare    with equal car-*
^ MjLtM^*oMts;,attd3jf, brea«:>
:»*imma, m so%mti3»f^na- &m^n--
antry. With the. coming of tiog days
a blue gill securely hookecf will develop the same exultation jn a Chi.
cago banker as in a farmer boy, and
bacon scorched in a skillet ovt-r a
bush fire Is as palatable to a college
professor as to a woodchuck hunter.
FRED S.CASC-
5AULTE STE.MARIE.MICH.
PRffS.MICH. PIKE'S ASS"N?
Foundations -t&
ed tfris -.Fall
Structure
.   ',   and FouH
The'work of exc
erection of the &>«»
borne of tho Clare
upon the wte nrevio??
corner of McEwan «%n
begun -this we* 3^4
til the btisoiiJC-iit is!*
' Intiiettruc'.un' W ID
i *)p"ning of t?f rinfe :^
v.Ill begin   ar.d -with
■ tli.it the^buildmg w^1
lerp-in'-y PMiy in- t!f'-
!    Flans prepared ^
i of    the   site    in'iy
i changed in°brd-:*-J>a
' if»ics not conlc'rnplii
in<-tjncp. .13 well'as •■
' to the beauty ot 'f
iZPi._ mj-so Ceot:*
tprminofl, v.ill net h
'•    'f hus- Clare hafr1 ao$
1 'if the iaith of «■*,.£
. *..ire.   This * tnictW
, 1 :1:p central bu *nuig3
.and add matrriullj
W?
Eylni
,Jltf8£ we0&l>y&
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ItyS ,— ~—
lichig'in Mr. t'u-p exprs--,sod a most'
'.'appy surprise to lind thi-t part of th"|
t it<-  so liighly  dt>velop"d, and  with i -j~r
videi-cps ot n'i'l pr.) peiity on '-very,     ciiro scr.nr- to %IV
•and.   Up declir d r,i:,d ("instruction   l3 \jafl as poM-jiblt5, in
the   gn-at-st     f,id)r   in   bringing   ti    :l,g   \^]Pn   |a.t   Stt«d
prittiifH' ih« two ppnin-ula-., and 'vhich ' lecreatiun ball Tigris
i- Q.*-s,-jitial ti    lin'p.iii    b'tt'-r iien'■ • i\ar fniors of ('ie 1
as well as in thp croation    of rlnei i jvj three of the Hat
t»ci;il tJos    l-fp Ui.'m'.ied Chirp and all   bids" fair if the*f"-Ce
who had participated in llu'.w«lcoinoi-01CP uarris-on ovVoZm&r position
f-*>r the evidences of sympathy with [    The pucIiins,litJ&wid$?|l-e&me wasl
*he movemnt  which l.if-*pirpd Hip or   „oca> Qfrovef allowing^live hits and,
-janizntion or tho J'ikors. | -tr]*t*rig out,tw«l*«» but-wliibi -niP^ on4
WWI? the Ford bind rendered an-,,)risps   the CI^ps    *«-r* hMplesa.f
, '.ah-f-ae
?ar."thft "ne^*1
iSii-ban'f;i,._   j.;n
SshhtinuiTJiijgii.:
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bialli^td^f
1 v9jjnnmenjf\* ".,-»■
*?& ^\fi{t^Jtr*nomb
'U-trfl-V.-
fyear to' corns- Is predicted "by Vp'fd
*  '-\ j aiiHIar-with ,.liis. tact, plush * and" con
W>W ibout | ,,tant- fah'ness,     ' -   '
tsc- bail pWy-i     -        v        ;i   .* ^__  .
aftornooN in]
y Ioc't to thejf ,,Q*:"*::~e'"nK
'rssal 9^«rcg Not$s
.kept up tO;!fc<lc«m^^»^mr«3CaC^nB;K»ri«*»3K3e«rf
•tiiei*
the
seloctiou
CATHOLIC .CHURCH.      ^
Rev. lyicManmori, Pastor..
Mass at 7; 30 Sunda'y.
the   visitors   Ftowed
there were "no prelilnlnafies.   Immediately after two   selections  by   the*
Ford Motor Co.    band A. It, Camlield, |
-';- a-'-"'i"\-vrA-.,v -■"■:■"■■;*'"'" T-1*"1'";        T-- tincmspivcHjtiii nu'ir jvnumgy c*irs ior   ,f m-vnrt-ihi-iiJ'itF-kPisv^ rJibkine-*for!    ^_   ja... »«   "SO
A FEW  BACK-FIRES
(on behalf of Mayor Dohertylwho had |     T]1 pr(.s--i(ient Fred S. Case Mrs. J
heen called out of the city* introduced j p Tatman  found an  old-time  friend,
I.Wm. H. Cai-le. President of the Cham, j anH thoy greatly enjoyed  their brief
her of Commerce, and   who   pre-ided.   v-i*--it.
Mr   C aple extended a warm  welc me \
That lack of S-^f 'fir 4nct tji^it^-at 'run j
of errors *fhi?#?JF\<* «J* ♦ #kjng^ tor |
JOHN'S
H«jjo   Ho
ANNUA'NlEEf iNd'OF tWe ;/, fi*^>*M6S-mP*
R OF C0MMEME>^^atLaV?^5^
Tjie'-*rfnual   ^ijfe ■ oft-.thei^b t'O^mau^'-^ffl^rrif^ri^'Saturdajri'
Chamber ot C-JB^'^o.o'fcipjBpat -'    -*»-* - - -----
*in<?i;*.^he -orgintfiatJ&jil gRp^oo^the-l
Sunday school at 11:15.
These vacations are hard work for! t0 the gueBts and took ooc:i.-,ion to call i     T,,„ ,„„,,,.„    .  .. „
most people but it's a different sort j attention to the fact that long
of  toil.   A man  will joyfully
two  miles,  fight  mosquitoes
cessation skin his shins through
enountering obstacles, just to
sixtepn ounce fish which he could buy -uhcription.« to construct the fir.*
at thp market for tpn cents and have.; in**PS of tlli;. limf> anrt with0ut
it delivered. A woman will sieri.
ficp a complexion which an pxpprt
masseuse has spent ton months developing and proudly exhibits the
scars and blemishps at the Soptomher
mepting ot l»»r Sorority as the chief
glory of her sumtner outing.
nt
the wrong siao"'of]RKe ledger-
Reorganization and lots of pop to-1
gether with soms good spirited prae.' rwtiRrw op ron
tice is necessarf to win. The season; i*nui-tun up utu
isn't over yet and there is time to gel Sunday services held«.t the home ot
back in form if ttat is possible. Letts! Mrs. Groves on west eighth street,
hope so. , ' Come and bring someone with you.
Clare:    Runs t,  hits   9.   erorrs   9. '■ Stringers especially invited.
Harrison:    Runs 4, hits 5. errors 4.;     Sunday school at 10:00.      Evening
2 base hits, Clare, 2;  Harrison, 1.1 services at 7:00
w-jfid^ice^whfc'h
ties^of the offl "'
yj>a/ .by rrp-,ele4t
year* tlie ohloe
Projdde
-Mr  Jnd/V-
-HP
i¥ H?«Te7^|iH-
rtolfej**:.
i MT»„l«(t,h Holcwwb and child^in- *t*i ; -</\
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H:
ton
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nit.ido aid. Tho t()iirl--ts wore urged {'"1- Ward "Wi' mon' distinguished
o tako uiiticp of the onstruction . himiplf, ard in a wav than hrouel fc
.icr-is•; ("aro county, and to keep :t in "\prp.--sions of genuine appreciation
:nind for the purpose of comparison fromov-ry Piker. Halting the pa
with that of any other county they i radp as it passed his place of busl
crossed, taking into ccnsidor.ition \ no:-*s ho sorvod lomonado and othci
gonoral   development   and   valuation,   refrpshing drinks to tho entire  party.
:lo  r "forrod   to   the  enormity  of  the ■*	
rathe  already  utilizing    tho   Coutral      On exhibition in Hip park was   ono
trunk and urged  tho    visitors    to a   of the Clare Mfp-. Oo.'h camp   tri'lors
v-ith it's full ofiuipiuont. and which in
Total  bases,   Clare, 11. Harrison   1G
| Loft on bases, Clare, in, Harrison 7.
' i-mpire,   Bartill.  Time,  1  hour  and
furty.iive   minutes.
Results of Last Week's Games
Coleman,   9;  Weidman,  11.
Harrison, l; Barrytcn, 6.
Gladwin, 9;  Coleman, 5.
But   what   greater   pleasure   comes
to man than the time spent in selecting his season's fishing tackle, or to: grt-ator rn-tlization of the important'
a woman in shopping for a sunshade   of the throughfare to all of the poo-! ■■1ii.1h« tin- complete outfit required for
of the latest style and which sh • ex-j pie 0f the sin to,   as well    as to the
pects to wreck before the vacation is, thou.--ands  of  outsiders  who   are  be-
ovpr, and  which  she  never intended ■ coming familiar with the possihAUIes
should protect her face from the rays I 0f pleasure  at   our almost coulTtless
oi the summer sun. i lakes and resorts.
  j     Closing,  Mr.   Caple    introduced  In-
It's just a part    of American  life., j.pPCtor  Jackson,   of   the   Detroit  po-
and nobody    but we who live in  the   !icP   (iepartmrnt.    and  who  has  personal charge of the great problem of   exhibited by the Chin
kandling tho traffic of that great city.   'i*y  Co..  again  called
Hroad of shoulders, smile and vision
upon  the  subject  of  road needs,  the .aud touring comforts this
inspector was most cordially greeted.
He dwelt for a limited time upon th"
now   admitted   demand   for   highway
! construction   aud   improvement     and
j more especially pointed to the many
j of  the reasons  why  this    variety  of
i improvement     should     appeal    most
The Townhip Board    of    Sheridan j strongly   to   the  rural    communities,
will receive sealed bids up to Monday, j <-}0od   roads   contribute    to  both   tin-
July 18 for the building of one mile f comfort and financial benefit of every
of state reward road, class B, 9 feet, farmer,  said  the  speaker, and  while
wide, metal bed, said road to h* be   t*1P whole people may enjoy the com-
EULOGIZE   LATE  JUDGE DODDS.
sermon.
11:30 Bible school.
Evening   services   discontinued.
Sheridan Baptist Church.
2:00 o'clock, worship and sermon.
CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.
G. P. Badgley, Minister.
.Morning services 10:30.
No Sunday school.
No evening service.
Treasurer, George, qollims.
A. committee composed of the Presi
dent. Secretary and Treasurer was
appointed to decide on the date for
the proposed Homecoming which will
undoubtedly take place near the first
of August
Many  grievances    concerning    the
present ice  situation were called  attention to and after much discussion
a committee was chosen to look into
j the  matter.
i     Mayor   Doherty   was   petitioned   to
and; engage a traffic policeman as well as
a night police especially    for  Satur-
' day nights.
A SERIOUS AUTO SMASH
(Mt.   Pleasant enterprise)
Notwithstanding    the    almost   un
1 The following appeared in this week's
tissue of the Mt Pleasant Times:
; A man and three young ladies nearly
j lost their lives when the automobile in
A business meeting of the church is i which they were riding went into the
.■called for Tuesday tbe l!)th at 7:30 p m. i ditch four and   one half  north of this
o     t      " «"" i All members are expected  to  be pres i city on Sunday evening.
best country in the world knows ex_ 1
actly how to enjoy such a season, i
When it's over we are better for:
having indulged in the variation, and:
we are better citizens for having jier- \
mitted nature to tan our hides and,
relieved the doctors of early fall • alls.
.    NOTICE OF ROAD LETTING.
nii'lU --tc !»?•- for ni'it-'rist1*. The vi-iton-
prono-mc* -d it one   or the most praeti ; - - ■»- --- „ n.n{'^. ",,, nV . rhn hnsiness session will  be  proceeded I in New Haven township, Gratiot coun
this outfit winch had made it so pop-1 were  friends here from   Clare,   Mid-jbe held at tho  Romp cottage at  Lake!three being students   at tbe   Normal,
ulnr    Also  the   Clare   Road   Lewler iland   and   Gratiot  c.unties. l«,„,M Thnrsdav the   21.     The ladies | were out for an auto nae
  ' McNabb   had a large  roadster and
was driving north.   He  turned  to  the
that upon tho subject
city has a
furth.n* reason f*u* claiming its place
on the n»:ip.
Among tho-c- from Harrison who
were on hand to do the escorting to
the county so;tt were Messrs. John
Ouinn Sfyuiour Andrus and Lofgh
Wilson.
Road   Lo\oler.lland   and   Gratiot  cmties. iQ-orge Thursday the   21.     The ladies
Road   M-Khin-i    C.  E. Vowles sang two seloct.oiis. < wilIleavQ G,are on the morning  motor
their attention {favorites of the   dec-wd,   and   Kev t ri,e men  are  invited  to   take   supper
of road making; Joseph    H.  Green gs.vo    a beautiful   ulfVl ftlBm  ftf.  fho  i^ka.      They   can
It Hi! clar that Inspector Jaerson
had not extended his traffic jurisdiction over the Stale when he  left   De
left to pass a  buggy and saw anothei
He swung his car
j returning on the night 'Flyer.' J back to the'right and  went over the
I    The church will be closed during the j track.   His right forward wheel caught
month of August.   The pastor and wife j >" the  loose gravel,   breaking   it  and
throwing the car into the ditch,     rrl-'*
„    . ,, ,vith them at  the  Lake,
eulogy, and one which well expressed' 0|are on tbe afternoon  train, all ! auto approaching
the thought of all who were present.
tnd read a pnftm written by Mr
Dodds several yar, ago concerning
death.
vill take a vacation.
HOME FROM THE FAR WEST
The
tween sections 9 and  16.      Specifica-   forts of easy travel because of such   troit  .villi the party.    A pilot car with
Misses Glee and Hilda Duncan, dau-|
ghters of John Duncan,    of    Vernon
township, are home   after    a    year's j
teaching in two important    and pro
  -.  -     ■""   ; -." v'"  '".'"-'-   -* "i11"- l''"  ,y"-" Up,sjve cities on the Pacific coast and   „t
tions can  be seen  at    the    highway  improvements    it  is   the  farm    that, m.-t ructions to invade the north    suf •".".   fathpr    Miss Glee has bee?    in I
■    "        '        ~        reaps the first and most lasting ben-  flciently far to be able to report condi-j r_  j^..,,.,^ „„,i \iuu i.tsi»i« •« c5..***i« I
commissioner's or at the clerk's office.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Henry Pancon
7t2 Township Ckrk.
METHODIST   EPISCOPAL
E.   W.   Davis,   Pastor. »•
Morning worship 10:15
Sunday school 11:30
A. Bruce  Gibbs, superintendent.
Prayer  meeting   Thursday   evening
7:30 o'clock
efit.    He urged that in counting pub   tions hack  to  Mt.  Pleasant at ioon.
lie costs there should be no lessening  pas-eii thrush Clare about nine o'clock
in  the appropriations    which go  for
the construction and maintainanco of
permanent highways.
Los Angeles and Miss Hilda in Sef-ttle.
TAKE  NOTICE
in th:* morning at a speed which in
diet, d a determination to reach the
-f its of Mackinac by noon. Another
iiot but a little in advance of the
■urty was at last accounts rapidly
ow-ruking the first one.
1     ('apt. \V.  S.  Gilbreath,    of Detroit
| the Moses of Michigan motor wanch v-
  i ors and  an   enthusiastic  survivr,*   .-,
Painting, papering and tinting and I many excursion into the wild** ':l the *	
wood finishing by W. M. Bullts, j enticing north,  added  both  7    \ and   NOTICE    TO      CORRESPONDENTS
Itf °14 E. 4th Street.      , polomnity to the mission fcr   /Inch he 	
  I rpulte.   Proluse with his c.-nnplimenta
THRESHING COAL i for those who have given
On account of!     change   in   book.
Clare so  keepers will all correspondents please
proud  a place upon  -Michigan's map  send name and address when supplies
he urged no    backward    step in tho  are  necessary.
A car of West Virgiinia Egg   Coal _ _
due the lasbt of this week, $3.50 at the: effort so long ago-begun to building'
car.   Telephone your   order   and   we1 enduring  roads  in   this  county.   His'     WOOL  GROWERS   ATTENTION
will notify   you    when    car    arrives.' witticisms  were loudly applauded as      The Clare   Farm   Bureau    wii! re-
This is No. 1 Coal, good for cooking; was his scriptural references in proof  ceive Wool   for  the   Wool   Pool   one
and heating. I of the fact that it was not a violation, more day, the day will be announced
CLARE ELEVATOR CO.    \ of Divine law to preach good road- \ l*,t,r.
Telephone C6.
on   Sunday.   The  Captain looks  the1
FORMER RESIDENT KILLED
Leo Chaffee, a former resident of
Clare, who for the past four years
has been living In Pontiac, was killed
on a train just out of Chicago last
Tuesday. The remains were brought
to Clare and interment was made in
Cherry Grove cemetery.
PLACE ORDERS NOW
The Clare County    Farm    Bureau
win have a carlOad of coal at Loomis
soon.   Get in your orders soon if you
. Geo. Stehle, Sec.
car turned completely over, pinning
McNabb nnder the front of it. Several
other cars were near at hand and the
occupants   went   to   the rescue.    Tbe
j four injured ones were brought to the
Brondstetter hospital in this city,
McNabb  was   crushed through the
caest, causing hemorrhage around the
' heart.   His back and neck  were badly
4th. Quarterly  Conference Thursday ,        ^ ^ fae faad otfaer gflvere bmise?<
night July 21, in charge of Dr.  Arm
j strong.
i Bishop Henderson will speak at tbo
Methodist Church in Clare, Friday E\e-
ning July 20.
HERRICK
Preaching Sunday morning at 9:00
o'clock, standard time.
Sunday   school   following
service.
You are invited to all services,
.Ice  Cream   Social  and  Dance
His condition is reported as  improving
but not out of danger.
Miss Cox suffered a double fracture
of tbe right clavicle and a severe cut
over the left eye, extending across the
temple. She is slowly improving but
is not out of danger,
morning! Miss Arudt was cut on the left fore-
l arm and shoulder injured, and Miss
Brooks bad two ringers broken. Both
young ladies left the hospital Tuesday
and went to their homes in Evart and
Farwell.
Grant Grange will give an ice cream
social and dance Friday evening,
July 22nd   Everybody invited.
Committee.
with fri«H"* ipSk Jc^m-'v-
Misae-f McCtirdy and ftorris GtenH»"Of- >
Mount Pleasant- spent last week end
vith Miss Helen Canfield.
Mrs. Roy Milnea of Gfrayliqg arrived
Monday for a visit with' her parent**,
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers.
Mr. and Mr. Joe Hendrie and daughter, Violo, left Wednesday for a few
•iays' outing at Lake George.
Mrs. Mary DeVogfc arrived -Thursday
from Flint for a few days' visit with.
Mr. and Mrs. H, C. Cudney.
Mrs. W. P. Lewis is spending tre
week with Mr. and Mrs. John Aaline at
their cottage at Crooked Lake.
Mrs. H. S. Peck left Monday for
Owosso where she will dispose of tbe
'ate Mrs. George Bennor's business.
On account of change of bookkeepers
will all correspondents please send name
and address when ordering supplies,
Mrs Ida Horning is adding a new
porch and making other improvements
to her resdence on West fifth street.
Miss Mabel Whiteside was called to
Shepherd Wednesday on account of the
illness of her uncle. Glenn Whiteside.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Dyer of Flint arrived Wednesday for a few days' visit
with friends and relatives in this city.
Andrew R, Reading arrived this week
from the state of Washington for an ex*
tended visit with his son, C. A. Reading.
Wm. Zink returned to his home in
Toledo Wednesday after spending three
weeks with his sister Mrs. M, E, Har-
rold.
Mrs, Jennie Bixbee and two children
of Lansing are visiting this week with
hnr sisters, Mrs. Ida Horning and Mrs.
P. Ripenburg.
A little lady came last Tuesday to
stay with Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Doherty
of Saetinaw, She will be known as
Nancy Jane.
Mrs. C. W. Calkins, an old pioneer of
Clare and vicinity is very ill at the
present time. No hopes are entertained for her recovery.
The many friends of Miss Emma
Neimeyer of tbe Citizens State Bank
Staff will be pleased to learn that the
condition of her eyes is much improved.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
hold a joint installation of officers this
evening. Every member is urged to attend.    Ice   cream  and   cake will be
served.
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According to the . annual report,
published in advance of th annual
meeting , the, oost of operation and
maintainauce of the Gladwin schools
Miss Mary Barger and Will Waller
returned to Detroit Monday, after a
week's visit with his parents Mr, and
CLARE CO. FARM BUREAU.
'LEAVE YOUR laundry at Auderson's I    Mayor Doherty to Mackinac Island' fo the.fiscal year   just   closed   was | Mrs. Ed Waller at their   cottage at
1      drug store. on Monday. ?1S,482.58. Houghton Lake,
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