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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1935

Page

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College Student Addresses Study Club On Art

The Clare Study Club met Tuesday afternoon at East Fifth Street home of Mrs. Adelaide Wylie. Plans announced for a rummage sale at McKeever building this Friday and Saturday April 16 with guests from Federated Clubs of Michigan and local clubs. Art Day featured displays of student dresses quilts paintings posters and crafts.

Clare Study Club Adelaide Wylie East Fifth St Mary Green McKeever Evelyn McLean Holland Federated Clubs of Michigan Farwell Woman’s Club Woman's Club of Harrison Doherty Helen Lucille Doherty Beulah Capie Emma Harris Dunwoodie Josephine Long Johanna Mack Cudney Jas. Bicknell Anton Lange Bavaria Christ

Painting in Mt Pleasant Church Theme at Club

The Clare Good Literature Club showcases a Mount Pleasant program highlighting character as national hope. Readings include R G Kirk poetry Tongues of Men and guests Mrs Garchon stage the piece with musical sides by Donald Woolston and Forrest arcoow.

MT. Pleasant R. G. Kirk Edgar Guest Mavis Kennedy Haster Megs

Clare Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting Notice

Clare Isabella Pomona Grange invites readers to attend a meeting with Mr. Vernon Grange Wing a. The notice urges everyone to join the event and participate.

Clare Laabélla Pomona Grange Vernon Grange Winga

Good Friday Services at Congregational Church

A community Good Friday service will be held at the Congregational Church after 1:00 p m. Stores close from 1 to 3 p m to allow attendance. A community choir and three local pastors will speak on "The Universality of the Christ."

Congregational Church

Farwell Hosts Clare County Achievement Day April 17

Clare County Achievement Day for MSU extension classes will be held at Farwell school auditorium on Wednesday April 17. The all day event features exhibit viewing from 10 30 to 11 with samples of polishes cleaners soaps and home crafts. A noon banquet will be served by Home Economics girls followed by entertainment and talks by county and state extension staff.

Clare County Michigan State College Farwell School Julia Pond Home Economics Inez Hemstreet Eagle Group P. D. Gibson Farwell Glee Club Reading West Grant Ethel Severson Mary Gerow South Sheridan Group Bhdna V. Smith Brown Elm Grove Lake Group Brush Colege Baluss Greenwood Group Greenwood

Doherty Home Hosts Surprise Party for Derby Move

Mrs John Doherty and Mrs Robert Doherty with Miss Hsther hosted Maccabees last Thursday in honor of Mrs Margaret Derby and Miss Mildred Stirling who are moving to Harrison this weekend. Five tables of cards provided entertainment and prizes. A splendid lunch followed, and the Derbys will be missed in the Hive and local social circles as they relocate near Harrison.

John Doherty Robert Doherty Hsther Margaret Derby Mildred Harrison Derby Mildred Stirling

Kings Daughters Bake Sale Saturday at Friz Office

The Kings Daughters will hold a bake sale at Friz Office on Saturday April 18. Proceeds support local community projects and church activities.

Friz

Clare High Announces 35 Baseball Schedule

Clare High opens a new season with about 25 players under Coach Brown. Russell Schlafley and Doc Sanford lead pitching while Arnold Ott catches and Jack Spencer eyes second base. An eight game slate begins April 19 with Reed City at Clare and includes two home and away matchups with Gladwin, Ewart, Coleman, and Bvart.

Clare High Coach Brown Russell Schlafley Doc’ Sanford John Watson Bob Harriger Russell Sharp Jesse Newman Jarvis Krapplinger Lockwood George Tope Warren Sharp John Haring Leo Lansing Neil Maxwell Reed City Gladwin Eivart Coleman Farwell Clare Ewart Bvart

Last Rites Held Saturday for Rev William A Feighner

William A Feighner born December 30 1853 in Barry County Michigan son of George and Katherine Feighner married Anna Mater February 27 1876. He moved from meat business in Clare to ministry joining Free Methodist Worthy Michigan Conference serving 22 years at multiple towns and ending as caretaker of Spring Arbor Seminary.

William A. Feighner Barry County Michigan George Katherine Feighner Anna Mater John Barbara Mater Clare Free Methodist Worthy County Line Altona Coopersville Bradley Coral Mance Iowa Heart Hastings Sparta Spring Arbor Seminary

Aged Mt Pleasant pastor Rev Henry Morgan dies at 79

The Rev Henry Morgan longtime pastor of Mt Pleasant Baptist Church died Monday after a brief illness at age 79 He was born in Ireland and practiced medicine before entering the ministry Survived by his devoted widow and daughters including Mrs Mark Bicknell of this city

Henry Morgan Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant

Death of Saginaw Child Bicknell Brings Toll Home

Wm Henry Bicknell three year old son of Mr and Mrs Stuart Bicknell of Saginaw died after weeks with meningitis. Funeral held at Thurston Funeral Home Clare with Rev Penfield officiating and interment at Cherry Grove cemetery. Attendees included relatives from Saginaw Detroit Chicago Lansing Romulus Grand Blanc Grand Ledge.

Henry ‘Bicknell Stuart Bicknell Saginaw General Clare Thurston O’¢lock Penfield Jet Cherry Grove Cemetery Donald J. Bicknell Nathan Bicknell Henry’ Longworth Frank Bicknell Detroit Glen Hall Chicago Clinton Firth Lansing Swan Nelson Romulus Arnold Nelson Grand ‘Blanc Arthur Nelson Grand Ledge

Harvey D. Kratz Dies After Illness in Clare

Harvey D Kratz died in a Ann Arbor hospital early Saturday April 6 after several months illness. He was born September 27 1879 in Shepherd grew up on a local farm and married Pearl Tingley. He lived in Clare since 1909 with stints in Anna Astor and Shepherd. He leaves wife two daughters Mrs Robert Straight and Mrs Frank Hartman and three grandchildren. Also his mother Mrs Amelia Kratz and sister Mrs Anna Kallogg of Mt Pleasant. Funeral Monday at home in Clare conducted by Rev George P Stanford. Burial in Salt River Cemetery near Shepherd.

Harvey D. Kratz Ann Arbor Harvey Kratz Shepherd Pearl Tingley Clare Anna Astor Pearl Tingley Kratz Robert Straight Grand Rapids Frank Hartman Midland Amelia Kratz Anna Kallogg Mt. Pleasant George P. Stanford Salt River Cemetery

Builders Show Planned in City Soon

Ross Taylor of the Federal Housing Administration says plans are underway for a local Builders Show after discussions with merchants. Dr. A H Robertson has filed for approval of a work project to support a two house to house canvass and FHA explanation by knowledgeable representatives.

Ross Taylor Federal Housing Administration Detroit Sentinel Taylor A. H. Robertson

Tri County Health Unit Reports Inspector Urges Safe Milk

Last week the sanitary inspector for the new Health District emphasized milk safety. Mr. Webb notes some vendors sell milk or cream for direct consumption without full compliance with State Regulations. He seeks to quote two sections of the regulations to inform both sellers and consumers.

Webb

Good Friday Bible Conference At Clare and Dover

Clare Baptist church and Dover Tabernacle sponsor a four week Bible conference from April 1 to April 24 excluding Saturdays with two speakers. Dr M R DeHaan of Grand Rapids leads Thursday evening Friday afternoon and evening sessions at Clare. Daniel G Finestone of Detroit presents Mountain Peaks of Bible Prophecy beginning Easter Sunday.

Clare Baptist Church Dover Tabernacle M. R. DeHaan Calvary Church of Grand Rapids John Smits Calvary Church Daniel G. Finestone Detroit DeHaan University of Illinois Western Theological Seminary Michigan Calvary Missionary Board Clare Church

Farwell Oil and Gas begins derrick erection for new well

Work started Monday on a new oil well derrick for the Farwell Oil and Gas Co in Farwell. The project near the Farwell Mills and Elevator Co is led by local businessmen and targets production along a line from the Mt. Pleasant field through Leaton and Vernon fields. Drillers expect to spud in early next week. In Isabella county Bloomfield township W J Bernier reports Gatehouse No 1 gas well at 2 8 million cubic feet with No 4% derrick work under way.

Farwell Oil and Gas Co Farwell Farwell Mills and Elevator Co Mt. Pleasant Leaton Vernon Fields Bloomfield Township Isabella County W. J. Bernier

Eight Point Lake Designated Bass Lake Change Issued

Garfield town ship Clare county lake once a pike lake has been changed back to bass lake by the Department of Conservation. Fishing is unlawful from April 30 until the bass season opens June 26. The department asks fishermen to protect spawning fish, especially in selected waters, during the period.

Eight Point Garfield Township Clare County Department of Conservation

Dorothy Comer Weds Floyd Guinup In Bay City Church Rite

Dorothy Comer daughter of Mrs. Pearl Comer and Floyd Guinup son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guinup exchanged marriage vows Tuesday at First Baptist Church Bay City. The bride wore white satin with lace sleeves and a tulle turban. the groom wore a dark suit. A reception for 21 followed at Kate Passolt farm with two tables set and a three tier cake. After a short trip the couple will reside at 218 North Birney Street before moving to their own home on Tuscola road May 1.

Dorothy Comer Pearl Comer North Birney Street Floyd Guinup Charles Guinup Tuscola Road Bay City J. W. Raymond First Baptist Church Ralph H. MacDonald Bleaner Comer Harry Nuenke Roy Piggott Comer Guinup Kate Passolt Charles Smith Lansing Roy B. Comer Clare

Sub-District Speech Contest Set At Clare HIgh School

Representatives from Clare Beaver ton Coleman Harrison Huart and Tustin high schools meet Friday April 12 at 8 00 pm in Clare High School auditorium for six declamations three orations and one extempore speaker. Winners advance to the district contest. A new judging plan will be used and coaches cannot vote for their own student. The Detroit News awards engraved dictionaries to winners. The event is free and expected to draw a full auditorium.

Clare Beaverton Coleman Harrison Huart Tustin Clare High School The Detroit News

Made to measure suits offered for Raster and Jones

A local offer promotes made to measure suits featuring Raster and Howard Ww Jones clients. The notice emphasizes custom tailoring and prompt service.

Raster Howard Ww. Jones Roy

Clyde Fenner Tops Clare Chamber Meeting as Speaker

Clyde Fenner was the principal speaker at the Clare Chamber of Commerce gathering in April held at the Hotel Doher ty. After the banquet N A Elden led with community singing as visitors were introduced by President Donald Holbrook.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Doherty N. A . Elden Donald BH. Holbrook Fred Morgan Margaret Morgan Senator Carter Dr. Pullen Pleasant Miles Callaghan Clare-Osceola Huey Long Washington van Guysen Association of Superintendents of the Poor Flint Senate House

Burch Home Damaged by Fire Friday

Last Friday morning the city fire department was called to Mrs. Sarah Burch's home on East 7th Street where an overheated stove started a blaze. The fire spread through the upright structure before discovery. firefighters with two trucks brought it under control. Loss is estimated near $2000, partly covered by insurance.

Sarah Burch 7Th Street

Class of six youths to be confirmed at St Johns Lutheran

A group of six young people completed a course of Christian instruction and will be confirmed at St Johns Lutheran Church on Palm Sunday. The catechumens are Eroil Leis Wallace Krell Regina Krell Blanche Shoemaker Histe Rank and Eunice Sprague. Service begins at 10 30 and all are invited to attend.

Warning by Bank Official Prompts Caution on Strangers

James S. Bicknell of Citizens State Bank warns The Sentinel about accepting checks from strangers noting it has proven unprofitable. He urges readers to exercise caution in financial dealings and avoid dubious drafts.

James S. Bicknell Citizens State Bank

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Mrs. Mulder Mrs. Dunwoodie Bessie Foss Clareisabella Pomona Grange Clare. High WM. A. Feighner MT. Pleasant Baptist Death Mrs Harvey D.kratz Tri-County Thiehoft Ion Randal D. G. Finestone Farwell Oil Farwell Mills Bass Lake Ry Sea Clyde Fenner C. Ofc Busimen Rep. Callaghan Burch Lutheran Church
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