Bird Life Film Delights Clare Club Members
Clare Study Club held an educational program at Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer’s home featuring a screen presentation on Michigan land birds. Susan Hall assisted. Mrs. Mary Green announced nominating committee for the association. Genevieve Fleming helped with charts and a projection machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sarah Schaeffer
Wylie
Wink Havexbeer
China
North America
South America
Sherwood
Fleming
Oil Drillers Hit Setback on Brooks Well
Report from the Dundee field notes drillers on the Brooks No 1 well in the southwest quarter section a quarter of section, expected to reach the Dundee area Thursday. They lost a bit off the drill and, as we go to press, the missing point pad has not been fished out.
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Welch
Dundee
LOSS Magigal hand saw finder to Roy Schug or Sentinel
A misplaced Magigal hand saw is reported missing with instruction to return to Roy Schug or leave it at the Sentinel office in Bererd.
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Magigal
Roy Schug
Sentinel Office
Bererd
Mrs Gordon Speer speaks before two church societies
Union of the church was called on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Cudney. Mrs Gordon Speer representative of the Michigan Congregational Conference spoke on World Service and Missionary study. She is deeply interested in church work and impressed members. plans likely to carry out further suggestions.
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H.C. Cudney
Gordon
Speer
Michigan
Congregational’ Conference
Count and the Coed Gleefully Staged by Clare High
The Clare public school Girls Glee Club and a group of young men presented the operetta The Count and the Coed last Thursday evening to a large audience. Stage decor evoked a college campus with lanterns and colored lighting. Highlights included Snooze the college comedian Robert Doherty, Gaunt Fred McDonald, Dolly Rose Marie Jackson as May Queen, and Esther Chaffee as the housemother. Marjory Parish and Lola Sanford gave their first public step dancing performances and the sixth grade violin orchestra offered three selections.
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Girls Glee Club
Clare Public ‘School
Robert
Doherty
Dale Randall
Maxine Krell
Snooze
Dolly
Rose Marie Jackson
Esther Chaffee
Elizabeth Feighner
Belle
William Murphy
Glee Club
Maxine Jones
Glev Um
Miss Sanford
Miss Glerum
Marjory Parish
Lola Sanford
Franklin Waller Dies at West Branch
Funeral services held March 25 at Thurston Funeral Home for Franklin H. Waller born December 14 1856 in Frankford Ontario Canada. He died March 23 at his brother Hd n Waller s home in West Branch where he had lived ten years and was interred in Cherry Grove.
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Thurston Funeral
Franklin H. Waller
Cherry Grove
Waller
Frankford
Ont
Can
Hdn
West Branch
Mrs Frank Perron Dies Suddenl y at 66
Mrs Frank Perron, 66, died Thursday about seven o'clock after a brief illness. She had recently suffered flu attacks but appeared to be recovering when death occurred. Arrangements have been made for the funeral.
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Frank. Perron
Frank Perron
Perron
Servicen
Reappointed Caretaker Of Feeding Ponds In Clare County
E J Douglas of the Federal Bureau of Fisheries in Northville is reappointed to supervise the Clare county feeding ponds eleven miles north of Clare. A CCC project at Har rison led to a new ditch and curb to expand feeding space. Last season 181 500 trout 5 to 6 inches were taken and distributed. over 300 000 feeders expected this year as local clubs seek landowner signups along the Tobacco river branches.
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RSI
Douglas
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Northville
Clare County
Clare
Ccc
Harrison
Art Sheffield
Thig Pond
Tobacco River
Easter Pageantry Across Churches Highlights Community Faith
Easter Sunday observances featured unified worship at the Congregational Church with a notable baptism service and strong attendance across Baptist and Church of God services. The church pageants The Triumph of Love and The Resurrection impressed attendees, with Rev Ira Cre w d arson leaving Gilmore Church of Christ for a Missouri pastorate.
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Baptist Church
Cora Wilson
Church of God
Brewer School
Gilmore Church of Christ
Ira Crewdason
Missouri
Clare Hardware Awarded Roofing Contract for CWA Buildings
Clare Hardware and Furniture Company won the contract to furnish roofing for CWA projects at Clare Harrison Farwell Lake George and Lake. The award covers about 600000 square feet of roofing and follows negotiations with government officials completed last week.
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Clare Hardware and Furniture Company
Clare
Harrison, Farwell
Lake George
Lake
Beard Fahnestock Ceremony United Grace Beard and Henry Fahnestock
Miss Grace Beard daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Beard Freeman township and Henry Fahnestock of Farwell were married Sunday April 1 at 10 am by Rev Randall. Attended by Mr and Mrs Eliott Austin guests dined then and they will reside in Farwell where he runs a garage.
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Grace. Beard
Mia
Freeman Township
Henry Fahnestock
Farwell
Randall
Eliott. Austin
Faryell
Patterns in wallpaper by Anderson’s
Fragmentary OCR reads patterns in wallpaper including references to Anderson’s shop and ad-like text. Limited legibility prevents full details. article appears to note design motifs or a sale listing in a local period.
Local Fishermen Net Large Pike Haul And Limits
Breena Howard and Brown families lead a fishing party that returned with their limits. Joh Karman and John Lamb also reached limits. Walter Deller and Richard Bogan added catches, Walter securing his limit and Bogan finishing strong. Wi F Widger Herman Bell and Billie Bell capped the outing with a Friday haul of fifteen pike ranging three to eleven pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breena
Pat Howard
Brown
Bond funded farm loans under Federal Farm Mortgage plan
Bruce Williams reports from Washington that Federal land bank loans will be refinanced through the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds. These bonds, guaranteed by the United States government, offer 3 1/4 percent interest and are tax exempt for many agencies. Bankers and creditors are urged to consider holding or trading them. farms will be refinanced with these securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Williams
Clare National ‘Farm Loan Association
Wm. I. Myers
Farm ‘Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Federal Land Bank
And
Land Bank
Joany
Federal Lang Bankin ‘Boirds
Federal Farm” Mortgage Corporation
United States
Federal Land Banks
Federal’ Farm Mortgage ‘Corporation
Myers
Federal Mortgage Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Williams
Federal Farm Mortgage “Corporation
Federal Reserve System
George Butcher Dies After Long Illness
George Butcher, longtime resident of this city, died after an illness of many weeks at his home on West State Street. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM conducted by Rev. KS Phiott fielding, with interment in the Surrey Cemetery. A white-sketch will appear next week.
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George Butcher
West
O’elick
KS ‘Phiott Fielding
Surrey
Farne Wheite
Extension Groups Complete Course of Five Lessons
County groups in Michigan State College Home Economics completed a five lesson winter course on living with pictures. Topics included upholstery, slip covers, furniture refinishing, and window treatment with state leader Miss Frieda Gilmore. An achievement day is planned at Clare Methodist Church on May 4 inviting visitors.
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Michigan State College
Frieda Gilmore
Clare Methodist Church
Special Election Set for Bonds On Unemployment Relief
Official certification declares a special election on April 30 to authorize the expenditure of 87 874 458 for state unemployment relief. State laws limit voters to taxpayers. local officials decide qualification rules. Ballot asks if the state shall issue bonds to fund hospitals and other public works for relief.
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Department of State
New State
Getéril
State Collections Grow Net Revenue With Higher Spending
State records from the gasoline tax division show total collections of 23 830 271 in 1931 at 0 22 percent cost and 2 333 187 refunds. In 1932 24 757 834 was collected with 1 859 385 refunds amid 0 51 percent collection cost, while 20 460 256 was collected at 0 4 percent cost and 1 001 798 refunds. The data claim that about 55 000 more yearly expenditure increases net revenue by over 1 000 000 annually.
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Department of State
Standard Oil Company
Sportsmen of Clare to Reorganize Next Week
The Sportsmen of Clare will hold a supper at Barnes Cafe next Thursday evening at 7 06 to arrange the reorganization of the Clare Red and Gun Club. The event aims to finalize leadership and structure for the club's activities.
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Clare TO
Clare
Barnes Cafe
Clare’ “Red ‘and Gun Club
Mrs Love's Maternity Home Services
Maternity care and elderly support provided by licensed staff at 325 N Langing Ave Pleasant. Specializes in maternity cases and elder care with licensed midwife services.
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Mrs. Love
N. Langing
Mte
Pleasant
Mer
Wholesale and Retail Food Dealers Get Code Ruling
City food dealers received a ruling from National and State Code Authorities. Effective midnight March 31 1934 dealers must apply a 2 percent wholesale and 6 percent retail markup on invoices or replacement cost after trade discounts, excluding cash discounts.
Funeral Directors Dine at Dunlop Cafe in Central Michigan
Central Michigan Funeral Directors Association met at Thurston Funeral Home with about twenty eight members and guests. They then went to Dunlop Cafe for a fish supper served by Mrs Dunlop and assistants before returning for business and social time. Planning discussed for the State Association meeting in Grand Rapids in May.
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Central Michigan Funeral Directors Association
Thurston Funeral Home
Dunlop Cafe
Thurston
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Couple Married Sunday at Oxford
Mrs Alba Capen and Matin R Howlett of Clare were married by Rev H B Johnson at Immanuel Congregational Church Oxford after Easter services. They then drove home to Clare for a wedding dinner at their east Fourth street residence hosted by intimate friends.
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Alba Capen
Matin R. Howlett
Clare
Immanuel Congregational Church
Oxford
H. B. Johnson
East Fourth Street
Clare Young People Married at Beaverton
Easter Sunday morning at Beaverton witnessed the marriage of Miss Dorothy Richmond and George Wilkie both of Clare. Rev. Floyd Burt officiated in the presence of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rutter of Dover. The couple left for a wedding trip to Sanilac county and will return to Clare to establish a home. Wilkie is a meat cutter at the Ramey and Feighner market. Friends extend best wishes.
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Beaverton
Dorothy Richmond
George Wilkie
Floyd Burt
Alfred Rutter
Dover
Sanilac County
Clare
Wilkie
Ramey and
Feighner
Local residents attend C E S meeting at Weidman
On Thursday evening last week Edna Hampton Gladys Hampton Josephine Koch Adelaide Wylie and Alexander B H Wylie joined a dinner special meeting and school of instruction in Wandened Chapter No 360 rooms at Weidman The event led by Grand Adah Edith Case Rochester from Ionkis included visiting Worthy Matron from Clare Blanchard and Ewart Roast Matron Guests were called on for remarks at the close with Edna Hampton Past Matron of Weidman presiding.
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Edna’ Hampton
Gladys Hampton
Josephine Koch
Adelaide Wylie
Alexander BH
Wylie
Wandened
Clare
Wil
School of Instruction
Hdna
Hampton
Weidman
Tie ‘Bvarder
Republicans Sweep City Elections Across All Wards
The entire Republican city ticket was elected in Vernon with Jesse Hampton winning mayor by a 452 margin and Vera B Peterson largest vote getter. Ward tallies show Republicans winning mayor, clerk, treasurer, supervisor, and alderman across first second and third wards while Democrats lag in key races.
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Plession
Jesse Hampton
Ernest Ramey
Alex McKinnon
Clerk
Vern Bi Peterson
Lawrence Brown
Vera B. Peterson
Edna Hampton
John Hanley
Wm. ‘Cleveland
John Forbes
Chris Smith
Solen Smith
Jnmier Osborne
Alex Mclinnon
Vera. Roeterten
O. A. Derby
Thomas Groves
N. L. Tibbits
George Mater
Mannie Sutton
Thomas Abbott
Edna Wampton
Fred Goodman
J. J. Green
Vank Holmes
Edward A. White
Constable
Jog
Youmans
Dominic McConnell
Vernon
Wm. Chappie
Ernest Irwin
No figures ready for this week’s election article
N L Tibbils writes that with many tasks, including election work, he has not gathered the necessary figures. He hopes to publish next week if all goes well.
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N. L. Tibbils
Three Act Comedy Staged by Gilmore Grange May Be April
The young people of the Gilmore Grange will present a three act farce Look Out for Paint at the Mt Vérion Grange hall on Wednesday evening April 14 at 7 30. Admission adults 25 cents children 10 cents.
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Gilmore Grange
Grange
Clare-Liberty Library Association Nominates Officers
The nominating committee for the Clare Library Association named officers for the ensuing year. President Mabel Milder, Vice President Josephine Jackeod, Secretary Plovence Rassat, Treasurer Darnley Goodman, with notes of meeting held at Andersonia-sady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chire
Library, _Association
Mabel ‘Milder
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Barrows
Michigan State
Franklin Waller
E. J. Douglas
Clare Hardware
CWA
Fahnestock
Anderson's
M. E. Church
Thurston Home
Fifth Street
Jessh Hampton
Clare-Library
Andersonia-sady
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