Krienke Fined 1000 in Liquor Sale Case by Judge Holbrook
Paul Krienke 67 of Coleman pled guilty in Isabella County Circuit Court to illegal sale of intoxicating liquor and was fined the maximum 1000 with two years probation. Judge Holbrook cited a serious heart condition as a reason for not sending him to jail. Krienke must abstain from drinking during probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krienke
Coleman
Isabella County
Donald B. Holbrook
Holbrook
Krienke
Ralph J. Levine
Chicago
LeVine
Clare
Wm. B. Dunlop
Woodrow Weeks
Flint
Lansing
District Speech Contest Held Here on March 30
The Clare High School Auditorium hosted the district speech contest with contestants from Shepherd St Louis Coleman and Clare. Anna May Steed won in oration with American Refugees, Shirley Workman won in declamation The Greeping Shadow, Betty Kuna took extempore and Evelyn Todd won dramatic reading with The Red Quilt. Only the winners advance to the regionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare’ High School
Shepherd
St. Louis
Coleman
Clare
Anna May Steed
Joan Raymond
Shirley Workman
Dick Nivison
Betty Kuna
Richard Murphy
Evelyn Todd
Coléman
Lavina White
Miss Steed
Anna May
Hvelyn ‘Todd
District M. E. A. Meeting at Harrison Church
The Clare Isabella district M B H A will meet at Harrison Congregational Church on April 25 at 6 30. Teachers are asked to keep the date open. Wesley Thomas from the state department M B H A S will be the speaker. There will be a chicken dinner and a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare-Isabella
M. BH. A
Harrison Congregational Church
Wesley Thomas
State Department
Easter Lilies Parade Aids Crippled Children
Crippled Children benefit from Easter Lily Parade on Saturday April 8. Lily makers include Ruth Neff Clare Olive Badger Farwell and Winifred Welsh Harrison with helpers. Easter seals funds aided twenty two types of crippled persons last year and training to place handicapped in the world. Temple School teachers Thelma Devereaux and Jean Bennett topped the Easter Seal pass. no house to house sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Neff
Clare
Olive Badger
Farwell
Winifred Welsh
Harrison
Clare County
Temple School
Thelma ,Devereaux
Jean Bennett
Leebove Slayer Takes Own Life Sunday Evening
Jack Livingston 55, once charged with killing his former partner Isaiah Leebove in 1938, was found dead in a midtown New York hotel Sunday evening from an apparent sleeping tablets overdose. The case tied to Mamoth Producing and Refining Co and political intrigue lingered in local memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Livingston
Isaiah Leebove
Doherty
New York City
New York
Clare County Circuit Court
Livingston
Leebove
Mamoth Producing and Refining Company
Wmends
An & Power
William A. Comstock
Easter Pageant Draws Large Crowd at Methodist Church
The Clare Methodist Church hosted a Palm Sunday pageant titled The Story of Hatter with nearly one hundred cast members. Sponsored by the High School Hustlers Class and Judge Donald HB Holbrook, Emil Bucholz directed and portrayed Jésus. The six scene production covered The Last Supper to The Resurrection, drawing many favorable comments and hopes for an annual presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Hatter
Donald HB. Holbrook
Emil Bucholz
Harrison
Jésus
Farwell
Mr. Pleasant
Harry Dice
Yvonne Spence
Harold Collins
Garden of Gethsemane
Jesus
Vew Officers Elected March 23 For Next Year
Pettit Kapplinger Post VFW held its annual meeting in the new post hall at the tourist park with good attendance. Officers were re elected for another year: Commander Charles Cooper Senior Vice Commander Fred Scott Junior Vice Commander Orley Rogers Quartermaster Dorsey Mussell Adjutant Stanley Parish. Bob Carter entertained with a pot luck and a film on 4 H and farm management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Cooper
Fred Scott
Orley Rogers
Dorsey Mussell
Stanley Parish
Glenn F. Sanford Chapter DeMolay to Install Officers
Glenn F. Sanford Chapter DeMolay announces its six month appointive slate and upcoming installation next Monday at 7 30 pm in the Clare Masonic Temple. The roster lists officers including Master Councillor Robert Burgess and Senior Councillor William Brewer with several deacons stewards marshals and other posts. The public installation will be held in the Clare Masonic Temple starting at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn F. Sanford
DeMolay
Robert Burgess
William Brewer
Hollis Haggart
William Barber
Robert Seiter
Thomas Rodabough
Harold Irwin
Marshal
Art Bellows
William Seiter
Richard Garthe
Alger Smock
Bernard Wilson
John Bicknell
James Bader
Blair Seiter
Donald Barber
Ray Lucy
David Border
Nile Haggart
Robert Wallace
Clare Masonic Temple
Consumers Power Plans Renovation of Clare Substation
Consumers Power Company engages Randall & Son to remodel the Clare property on East Third Street. A new arch truss self supporting roof will cover the large substation and three offices 12x14 12x16 12x20 will be added for district maintenance use. A new lavatory and a forced air gas heating system will be installed. Work began Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall & Son
Consumers Power Company
Clare
East Third Street
Union Good Friday Services to Be Held This Afternoon
Protestant Churches of Clare with the Clare County Ministerial Association will hold union Good Friday services at the Methodist Church this Friday at 1:00 PM. Ministers choir organists and lay workers from participating churches will present a program. Most local businesses will close from 1 to 3 PM for Tre Ore and employees are urged to attend. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Clare’ County
Dover Farm House Fire Destroys Raymond Home
The Al Bus Raymond farm home known as the old Weaver place burned Friday afternoon. Fire crews faced heavy smoke and water shortages. Dover Store suffered roof damage from embers. Thom as White alerted authorities. two Raymond children were at school. Loss estimated at $17,000 with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Farm
Weaver Place
Dover
Raymond
Royal Aking
Raymonth
Clare High School Baseball Seeks Veteran Core for 1950
The Clare team returns 17 letter winners under coach Don Richardson with a deep pitching staff led by Jim Joslin Burk Rilett Lyle Haggart and Bill DePuy. Outfield remains thin with Jack Brinkerhoff likely moved to first base and a contest for second base between Dick Beard Jerry Pulci fer and John Musser. The Pioneer schedule aims for games with Mr Pleasant Coleman Harrison Farwell Gladwin and Midland pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Don Richardson
Jim
Richardson
Jack Brinkerhoff
Jim Richardson
Bill Humphrey
Dick Beard
Jerry Pulcifer
John Musser
Clare
Warl Bellows
Don's
Don Wallace
Don Urquhart
Jim Joslin
Burk Rilett
Lyle Haggart
Bill DePuy
Joslin
Dick Ulrich
Bob Beck
Asl
Will Hollis
Haggaert
Hollis Haggaert
Pioneers
Mr. Pleasant
Coleman
Harrison
Farwell
Gladwin
Midland
Bake Sale by Rural Youth Club at Glare Furniture
The Rural Youth Club in Room 4 sponsors a bake sale on Saturday, April 8 at Glare Furniture Factory. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare Furniture Bator
Beaverton Wins Championship of Central Michigan League
Beaverton captures the 1950 league title after beating DeMolay 42 36 to finish the regular season on Beaverton’s floor. Bob Tarzwell tops Beaverton with 15 points. Don Beal adds 18 in the playoff opener as Beaverton wins the best two of three at Farwell High School. DeMolay’s Ernie Bryant leads the visitors with 16 in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan
Beaverton
DeMolay
Farwell High School
Larry Talmadge
Don Beal
Farwell
Bob Tarzwell
Ernie Bryant
Farmers' program at Clare Methodist Church April 13
The third annual farmers forum at Clare Methodist Church on Thursday April 13 at 8:00 PM features Dr. Howard W. Western of Adrian College delivering the main address on rural life. Ben R. Bosink will present slides on soil conservation and Clare county top soil preservation. RF, FA groups from Clare and Isabella counties will attend. two dairy readings, entertainment by Harry Dieck, and a color screening of Holstein Heritage are planned. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Forum
Lfe
Clare Methodist Church
Howard WH. Western
Adrian College
Adrian
Michigan
Adrian Gallega
Ben R. Bosink
Clare County
Clare
Igabella
Harry Dieg
National Association
Isabella
Judge Don Holbrook Speaks at Clare Rotary Luncheon
Donald Holbrook, a Circuit Court judge with three years on the bench, spoke at the Clare Rotary Club noon meeting about The Trial of Christ. He offered legal insights and lesser known details from his study of the courtroom scene, noting this was his second appearance after a Kiwanis Club talk on March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Holbrook
Clare Rotary Club
Christ
Holbrook
Rotary
Judge Holbrook
Kiwanis Club
Bob Archambault
Early Clare resident Clarence Kirkpatrick passes at 65
Clarence Kirkpatrick a longtime Clare resident since 1884 died after a cerebral hemorrhage Friday morning. He lived in Clare most of his life aside from time in Alberta and worked as a putcher vy and lumber company manager. He left a wife Ethe and five children plus nine grandchildren and one brother. Funeral services were held at Doherty Funeral Home with burial at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kirkpatrick
John
Kirkpatrick
Clare
Michigan
Alberta
Canada
Westfield & Fall River Lumber Company
Dessert & Brown
Ethe ‘Oivte
Sune
Riley Kirkpatrick
Dortha Kirkpatrick
Floyd Woodworth
Bernard
Ohio
Donald
Floyd
Robert
Flint
Doherty
Harold Watson
Cherry Grove
Clare Board of Education advertises bond sale for school building
The Clare Board of Education seeks bids for bonds totaling 185000 dollars to finance proposed school additions. Bonds are coupon bonds of 1000 denomination. Bids are due at the Superintendent's office by 8 pm Wednesday April 19 and will be opened publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Board of Education
Clare Public Schools
Sentinel
Help Wanted for Meets Arizona Operetta Cast
Help needed around Clare as of late for the operetta Meet Arizona. The comical show seeks boys to sing as dudes and cowboys, inviting all interested fellows regardless of height or singing prowess. Join in to boost school spirit and the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Arizona
Fellows
Bing Crosby
Come
City Commissioners Elected in Close District Election
Four city commissioners were elected as voters chose mayoral and council seats. Albert Haley won a two year term, John Feld Davy also two years, Karl Morgan one year, and James L. Grove one year. William C. McConnell will serve the remaining year of his current two year term. The new commission will elect a mayor next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Haley
John W. Dunlop
John Fel Davy
Karl Morgan
James L. Grove
Dunlop
David Ward
Ratpr
Hether
William C. McConnell
Vacation Church School Institute Planned at Clare
An interdenominational Vacation Church School Institute will be held on April 25 at Clare Methodist Church. Sponsored by the Michigan Council of Churches, the event trains directors and teachers for Vacation Church Schools across denominations. Open to pastors directors teachers officers and helpers from Clare area churches with fees for the first five attendees per church and free admission for the first five after church registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Christian Education Department
Michigan Council of Churches
Lansing
Michigan
Evbow Church
L. J. Nevins
Seventh Street
Claré
Clare Sentinel
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Holbrook Mon
Leebove Slayer
Jack Livingston
Methodist Church
V.E.W
Robert Carter
Bob Garter
V.F.W. Hall
Bob Carter
Bob
Caroline
Prise Ster
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Masonic Temple
Consumers Power
East Third St
Union
Bake Sale
Evart Farm Bureau
Judge Don. Holbrook
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
C of C
E. A. “Bud” Anderson
Hotel Doherty
McArthur
Alma Lee Seiter
Barbara Schug
Vacation Church School
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