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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1932

Page

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John H Wilson Wins Mayoralty in Monday Election

The city votes total 775 with John H Wilson Democrat taking the mayoralty by 156 votes. Bowler leads the Republican ticket in his first city contest, while Thompson and Artipee head county supervisor races in ward contests.

Election Board O. A. Derby John H.wilson Wm. EB. Bowler Bowler Grant Township Detroit Clare Second Ward Alex Artipee Thompson Alex McKinnon

Deacon Dubbs Play at Herrick Church April 21

Community event at Herrick church features a home talent show titled Deacon Dubbs. Admission is 16 and 25 cents with all welcome to attend.

Herrick Church

Card Party and Dance at L O L Hal

Card party and dance announced by L O L Hal for Monday night April 11. Ladies asked to bring sandwiches or cake. Public invited. Note mentions O'Connors and a flour mill reference, unclear ownership.

L. O. L. Hal

Township returns show party dominance in Surrey and Winterfield

The Surrey ballot featured a single party ticket with Louis Finch defeating Elmer Schofield by a large margin for supervisor. Other clerks treasurers and justices across Surrey and Winterfield reported party listings with R or U designations, notable vote counts and ongoing page continuations.

Surrey Louis Finch Slips Elmer Schofield Supervisor

Callaghan outlines public issue views on tax plan

Rep Callaghan says Governor Brucker’s message is bold and may cut state costs and taxes. He notes no income tax due to Senate hurdle and suggests voters decide via constitutional amendment to avoid constitutional challenges. He warns of ten amendments on the 1932 ballot and potential dangers.

Miles M. Gallaghan Brucker Michigan Senate Taxation Committee

County Road Commissioners Buy New Equipment

Michigan counties report purchasing road machinery as they prepare to assume one fifth of township roads under the MeeNitt-Holbeck-Smith Act. Lapeer lists a York maintainer a Caterpillar tractor two dual drive graders two Willett Scrapers and a 1 12 ton dump truck. Sanilac adds two trucks valued at 5000 each and two spring scrapers to handle 300 miles of township roads.

Michigan Lapeer H. R. Baston Sanilac

Oil Depths Rise At Clare Area Wells

The Brief No 3 well near Clare has reached 3400 feet while the Wilson wildcat 1 mile south and 4 west of Clare stands at 3800 to 3900 feet and eyed for late Thursday or today. W J Loverlgn of Bay City hosts a barbecue at his No 1 gas well site on Pere Marquette Rail road property near McKay Mercier gas field with railroad officials and southern state mayors invited.

Clare W. J. Loverlgn Bay City Pere Marquette Railroad Welsh and Freeman Ranch McKay- Mercier

Mrs Jos Verette Called by Death Last Saturday

Mrs Jos Verette died at 72 years 2 months after months of illness. Born Lena Ratta in Canada on January 28 1860 she married Joseph Verette February 14 1876 at Isle La Monte Vermont. The family moved from Canada to Michigan then to Vernon Township and later to this city. Twelve or more children survived with many grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral services were held at St Cecilia church with Rev Fr Morrison officiating.

Joseph Verette Lena Ratta David Ratta Canada Isle la Monte Vermont Chelsa Michigan Vernon Township Mary Anna Mary Ida Joseph Jessé Flint Alice Ethel Sheridan Charley Lansing Allen J Louise Klingener Woodstock Ill Phillip Ray Paul Percy Albert Maude Stevens Fred Minnie Smith Glare Boston Mass Chazy St. Cecilia Church Fr. Morrison Cherry Grave Cemetery

Art Masterpiece Exhibit Heads to High School Gym

An exhibition of Fine Art Prints will be displayed next week Thursday and Friday April 14 and 15 in the High School Gym. There are 150 large colored reproductions from Old Masters to modern painters with a small admission to support school picture purchases. John Watson invites students, families, and adults to view works by Gainsborough Titian Dyck Raphael Foster De Forest Brush Innes Albert Duveneck Simeons Crane Wyant and Wiegand.

Gainsborough Titian Dyck Raphael Brush Ben Foster George de Forest Brush George Innes Ernest Albert Frank Duveneck Gardner Symons Brice Crane William Wyant Harry Vincent Robert Wesley Amick Gustave Wiegand John Watson

Circuit Court Docket Cleared In Short Session

The Clare County Circuit Court met in Harrison before Judge Hart last Monday March 28 to clear pending matters. No jury was needed. cases with late attorney John Quinn were continued to the next time term. Quinn’s death left two cases, a divorce Wesley Charette versus Levon Charett e and a deed set aside Julia Reaume versus Adeline Bessey. The People of Michigan regarding Gillman prosecutions were continued to June 1 with witnesses under state supervision. The Gillman cases involve alleged statutory rape with Gertrude Gillman. defendants were bound over earlier to the circuit court. Continued on Page Three.

Clare County Harrison Hart John Quinn Mr. Quinn Wesley Charette Levon Charetté Julia Reaume Adeline Bessey State of Michigan Vergis Frank Gillman T. Carl Olbrook Willard Gillman Carnally Gertrude Gillman Frank Gillman Justice Young of Circuit Court Glenn Gillman

Clare City Library Association elects officers

At the April 4 annual meeting Mrs. Mabel Mulder was chosen president with Mrs. Mabel Horton as vice president, Mrs. Josie Jackson secretary, and Mrs. Doris Ann Bicknell treasurer. The library is funded by a 1-2 mill tax plus card and fine revenue, about 9449, with Desert Hotel providing space and utilities.

Clare City Library Association Mabel Mulder Mabel Horton Josie Jackson Doris Ann Bicknell The American Legion

Ideal Theatre Weekly Schedule With Multiple Films

Double feature nights each Thursday and Friday include The Wiser Sex with Claudette Colbert and Working Girls starring Buddy Rogers. Saturday shows The Rainbow Trail with Geo O'Brien and Riders of the Purple Sage sequel. Sunday and Monday present Stepping Sisters with Louise Dresser and a Laurel and Hardy tour reel Beau Hunks. Also Maurich Chevalier in One Hour With You. Mata Hara listed for Tuesday through Wednesday.

Claudette Colburn Buddy Rogers Geo O’brian Sun Mon Louise Dresser Maurich Chevalier Mata. Hara

Detroit Speaker Secured for April C of C Meeting

C. V. Penner of Detroit is set to address Clare Chamber of Commerce members next Monday night at 6 30 at Hotel Doherty. The program, planned by F. M. Morgan C Schaafsma and James Clute, will include a dine and a roll call with an emphasis on taxation.

C. V. Penner Detroit Clare Chamber of Commerce Doherty F. M. Morgan C. Schaafsma James Clute Fenner

Clare's Oldest Hotel Damaged by Fire in Clare

Fire Friday damaged Clare Inn on West Fourth Street, confined to the west part of the building. Proprietress Mrs. Jennie McLaughlin, in charge since 1923, blamed a chimney stove for the blaze and plans quick repairs. Estimated loss $3,000 to structure and $500 to furniture with Liverpool London and Globe Insurance covering the items. Restoration overseen by D. W. Osborn with work to begin promptly for June reopening.

Clare Inn Clare Jennie McLaughlin McLaughlin Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co T. Carl Holbrook D. W

Sixteen Pupils Featured In Piano Recital

Sixteen pupils will be presented in a piano recital with parents asked to attend. The program includes solo pieces by Betty Green Roberta McKnight Minnie Brown Phillis Sherwood Frances Morgan Barbara Caple Lucille Cregeur Frances Green Rita Creguer Lois Lang and others.

Jolly Little Breeze Betty Green Robins Roberta McKnight Dream Boat Norma Brown Minnie Brown Zoo Sandman Helen Brown Phillis Sherwood Lola Sanford Peggy Ann Cote Theti Frances Morgan Oriental Darice Anna Morgan Rosie Barbara Caple Lucille Cregeur Frances Green Rita Creguer Lois Lang Sarah Virginia Foell

Clare Board of Supervisors Members Listed

Winterfield Delmar Thayer and Summerfield with Sanford are named on the Clare Board of Supervisors. Other districts include Frost Leo Gronda Franklin Reginald Sharp Redding John Baluss Greenwood John Burnett Hayes Orley Stockwell Hamilton Fred Ehle Freeman J J Beard Lincoln David C Reed Hatton Ed Moder Arthur Ray Harrold Garfield Perl Tryon Surrey Louis Finch Grant Wm Krell Sheridan H A Bradley Harrison 1st Wd Henry Gardiner 2nd Wd Walter Crigier 3rd Wd Seaver Amble Clare 1st Wd John Hanley 2nd Wd L H Thompson 3rd Vid J J Green.

Winterfield Delmar Thayer Summerfield C. &. Sanford Frost Leo Gronda Franklin Reginald Sharp Redding John Baluss Greenwood John Burnett Hayes Orley Stockwell Hamilton Fred Ehle Freeman J. J. Beard Lincoln David C. Reed Hatton Moder Arthur Ray Harrold Garfield Perl Tryon Surrey Louis Finch Grant Wm. Krell Sheridan H. A. Bradley Harrison

County Democrats Elect Delegates to State Convention

Democratic delegates from parts of the county held their Clare convention last week and chose delegates L. H. Thompson L. W. Jackson John Jackson Sr. and Wm. H. Caple to attend Sag inaw State convention on April 13 and 14. Alternates named were John Fitzpatrick M. B. Gallagher Fred Geiger and S. A. Wilkinson.

Clare SagiInaw L. H. Thompson L. W. Jackson John Jackson, Sr Wm. H. Caple John Fitzpatrick M. B. Gallagher Fred Geiger S. A. Wilkinson

Eight Schools to Compete in Sub-District Oratorical Contest

Representatives from eight schools Edenville Harrison Mt Pleasant Heart Hersey Big Rapids Morley and Clare will vie in the sub district oratorical contest in the high school auditorium this evening. The program includes music by Clare band declamations songs by junior high girls and a high school male quartet. Webster's Dictionaries will be awarded to each winner from Detroit News. Superintendent J J Schafer chairs. Band starts after seven with the contest at 730. Public invited but audiences should stay out during speeches.

Edenville Harrison Mt. Pleasant Heart Hersey Big Rapids Morley Clare Clare High School Webster’s Detroit News J. J. Schafer Midland

Special Meetings Open At Dover Tabernacle

Rev. D C Stucky of the Detroit City Rescue Mission and singer Henry Maier will lead one week of special meetings at the Dover Gospel Tabernacle starting Sunday night April 10 at 7 45 PM. Everyone is invited to attend and participate.

D. C. Stucky Detroit City

See the Beautiful New 112X Philco Radio In Window

Local ad invites shoppers to view a 112X Philco radio in the window of J. W. Lamphere Tire and Battery Shop, highlighting a tempting opportunity for buyers to inspect the model.

Philco J. W. Lamphere Tire and Battery

Fresh Fruit Pies 15 Cent at City Bakery

Saturday special offer from City Bakery features fresh fruit pies for 15 cents each with all varieties available.

Confessions Secured In Rosebush Gas Station Murder Case

Police say John Agle and Herbert Trumble both 19 confessed to the February fatal shooting of Wesley McKnight after a spree of robberies. The pair led officers to a basement hideout, admitted fourteen robberies and car thefts, and were later sentenced to life imprisonment in Ionia.

Wesley McKnight Rosebush John Agle Herbert Trumble Clare County Isabella County W. H.rter S. M. Callihan Justice Callihan Mt. Pleasant Ray Hart Ionia Schertel Holbrook Callihan Roscommon County Clare Gilmore Township Weidman Westa~burg Harrison Schroeder Clare Hardware and Furniture Company Harris and Hirt Farmers Independent Produce Company McKnight Agle Trumble Agnes Fabian

Also Mentioned on This Page

John H. Wilson Weber J. J. Green Wm. &. Bowler Vera Peterson Pearl Johnson John Hanley John Farbes Geo. Snear Beady Wm. H. Bowler Wm. Dwyer Lloyd Comer Third Ward Win John: H. Wilson Alex -McKinnon R. I. Heber A. E Green Frank Holmes A. I Rogers Jos. Youman Hdn. White Deacon Dubbs O’connors Ady John Dykstra Fred Bulman Fred Sechnett P. Treas iFrank Kirby R. Neal Cook Hwy Claud Flinn R. Geo. Beerens P. Justice Reuben Snyder Abel Dykstra Wm. McComb Simon VanderWoude P. Overseer Frank Davis R. Donalds Roy Budd R. Hughe Ewing Rep. Callaghan Jos. Verette City Library-Assn A. E. Mulder Ideal Theatre Clare’s Henry Sempowski Gilmore Clare Board OF Supervisors Clare School Junior High Girls Dover Tabernacle
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