Farmer Joseph Lynch Dies After Four Weeks Illness
Joseph Lynch aged 39 of Isabella township died at Mt. Pleasant hospital after a four week illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:00 a.m. from St. Henry's Church Vernon with Rev. Thos Tomaszewski officiating. Interment in the church cemetery. Life sketch to be published next week.
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Joseph Lynch
Isabella Township
Mt. Pleasant
St. Henry’s Church
Vernon
Thos
Tomaszewski
Church
Former Clare County Man Appointed City Assessor
John Cameron, a former Clare County resident, has been named City Assessor of Owosso and will assume duties May 1. He previously managed the state liquor store since its opening a year ago and served as Third Ward supervisor and Board of Review chairman. He has long been active in the Shiawassee Conservation Association.
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John Cameron
Owosso
Third Ward
Board of Review
Shiawassee Conservation Association
Cameron
County
Farmers urged to attend Clare meeting Saturday night
The Breckenridge Auction and Sales Company calls farmers to a livestock meeting in Clare on Saturday evening April 20 at 8:00. All interested in livestock and cooperative shippers are urged to attend. The discussion will cover operation of livestock sales yards and show motion pictures of the Adrian yards built about two years ago.
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Breckenridge Auction and Sales Company
Clare
Adrian
Former Clare Lady Brought Here for Burial Friday
Mrs. Louise McGivern died at Mercy hospital Bay City on Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be at Clare Methodist church Friday at 2 30 conducted by Rev. George Stanford. Burial will be in Cherry Grove.
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Louise McGivern
Mercy Hospital
Bay City
Clare Methodist Church
George Stanford
Cherry Grove
Civil Service Exam for Farwell Postmaster
United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive examination for postmaster at Farwell. Applications close May 3, 1935. Interested parties may apply at the Farwell Post Office for forms and details including examination places and information.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Farwell
State Ferry Service Across the Straits Resumes
State Highway Department restarts ferry service between St. Ignace and Mackinac City. Spring schedule runs 2.5 hour intervals with one boat, expanding to 1.5 hour intervals after May 15, then triple-boat, day and night hourly service from September through the season end. Rates unchanged. Chief Wawatam handles Strait transport since December 15 under contract. Departures include 5:15 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from Mackinaw City and St Ignace, with multiple daily crossings.
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Straits of Mackinac
State Highway Department
St. Ignace
Mackinac City
Strait Transportation
Wawatam
Warning to merchants about cash and checks by James Bicknell
James Bicknell of the Citizens Bank warns merchants through The Sentinel against accepting cash or checks from strangers as unprofitable and risky. The message urges caution in handling unfamiliar payments.
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James 8. Bicknell
Citizens Ne Bank
Sentinel
Dover church events and community notices listed
The notice lists Friday night lodge meetings and Sunday worship at Dover Gospel Tabernacle with a Sunday school programs. It notes American Legion Auxiliary sewing gathering next Wednesday and regular Legion meetings on the first and third Mondays. Venobia OHS chapter meets first Thursday, Mason lodge holds regular second Tuesday monthly, and a May 93 Highway Patrol screening at City Hall Auditorium.
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The
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
City Hall Auditorium
Mt Vernon Grange Hosts CCC Camp Boys Evening
Mt Vernon Grange members enjoyed a Monday night program by CCC Camps Houghton and Harrison. H A Dawson chaired with talks on camp activities and medical care, plus musical numbers. Beamer and O’Meally of The Livestock Exchange spoke on farmer organization. Over ninety attendees shared a supper and danced.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
CCC
Houghton
Harrison
Archambault
H. A. Dawson
Messrs. Beamer
O’meally
Livestock Exchange
Grange
Dawson
O’grady
A. Granger
Everybody's Here theatrical revue at high school
A large ensemble of characters and performers fills the high school auditorium in a lively stage show. Notable names include Mrs. Whoople Alice Severson Papa Cohen Gus Marotzke and Will Rogers among many listed performers and characters. The program features dancers animals and beauty contestants with a broad cast and multiple acts listed.
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Edna M. Place
Jay Green
Lawrence Jackson
Clair Foss
Blmo Siel
Jack Stutting
John Schaaf
Zelma
Mildred Hochstetler
Bruno
the Dancing Bear
Russell Glass
Wooden Soldier
Marjorie Parish
China Doll
Lola’ Sanford
Betty Boop
Marion Olson
Uncle Joe
Gene Wiley
Aunt Mandy
Leta Mae Gillespie
Sadie
Nellia
Sale of sheds by Tow Board at Grant Township
The Tow Board of Grant Township will receive bids for the sheds at town hall. Bids must be settled before removing and in the Clerk's hands by May last. The Board may reject all bids. 2712. S. A. Dawson, Town Clerk. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Duroc yearling boar and Rural Russett potatoes. Léon, Wain. ex.
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Town Hall
Léon
Housing project to stimulate employment and home repairs
A federal housing plan offers loans up to 2000 to modernize homes with repairs, plumbing, heating, or electrification. Loans repayable in installments over up to five years through approved institutions, aiding unemployed workers. For details contact Jas. S. Bicknell at Citizens State Bank or Dr. A. H. Robertson IV, HRA administrator.
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Theederal Housing Administration
Jas
Bicknell
Citizens State Bank
A. H. Robertson, IV
EH. R. A
Through a Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton
A columnist argues that laughter, not beauty, secures lasting appeal for women. She cites Thackeray and personal observation, praising a joyful, intelligent laugh as a social asset and happiness engine, urging readers to embrace humor in the new year.
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Jean Newton
Bell Syndicate
WNDU
Poverty Stricken Pearl Forecasts Rainy Day Trouble
A terse remark from Pearl warns of financial strain and potential hardship if gloomy weather worsens. The quote expresses concern over dwindling funds and the risk of a sudden downpour of costs or misfortune.
Definition of mixed-race terms from Collier's Weekly
The article explains racial classifications based on blood quantum and describes terms for mixed ancestry, noting a person with 16 or 16 percent white blood as negro or quintroon, a child of white and negro as mulatto, and a child of negro and mulatto as sambo.
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Atill
Collier's Weekly
In A Mission Garden class play staged May 8
The Junior class will stage a play titled In A Mission Garden on May 8. The Durward Kennedy family spent Saturday visiting near Mt. Pleasant. Several local residents attend lodge and social events this week. Mrs Eva Brown returns from Detroit and remains bedbound but improving. Others travel, visit, or plan meetings with local clubs and speakers.
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Mission Garden
Durward Kennedy
Mt. Pleasant
Salt River Lodge
Shepherd’ Wil ‘Center
Grimason
Harrison
J. T Grimason
Roy Sarver
Mary Clyde
Kirkpatrick
Robert Wilson
East Sixth Street
Eva Brown
Detroit
Orin Shaw
Florida
Lyle Allen
Clare
V. J. Kittendorf
N. A. Elden
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Foell by Farwell Friends
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Wm. Fowell hosted an informal birthday gathering with Farwell guests including young Florence Siegle who celebrated her third birthday with ice cream and cake. The couple Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foell from town arrived unexpectedly to share the moment.
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Wm. Fowell
Farwell
Florence Siegle
Farwell Oil Well Derrick Nears Completion
The Farwell Oil well derrick is expected to be completed Thursday and machinery setting will begin immediately after. The Sentinel erred last week stating four Farwell businessmen. the correct list names four Detroit men and Fred Siegle of Farwell.
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Farwell
Sentinel
Farwell Oil and Gas ‘Co
Detroit
Fred Siegle
Relief board pushes back to farm plan
Mt. Pleasant last week hosted a back to farm movement led by P. G. Hills Isabella county FERA director. He said relief lists would drop any person who can find a farm job as spring farm work begins. About 600 people in the county currently hold part time relief jobs. Nearly all of the 300 Mexican beet field workers aided by FERA are now covered by Isabella Sugar company. Farmers in Wise township are directed to leave names with Chas Lamphere for Welfare workers and job seekers.
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Mt. Pleasant
P. G. Hills
Isabella County
FERA
Hills
Isabella Sugar Company
G. Hills
Wise Township
Chas
Lamphere
Kalkaska Couple Married Here Sunday Afternoon
A wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage Sunday at 4:00 p.m. when Robert I. Jackson of Kalkaska and Donna J. Kliss of Kalkaska were married. They will reside in Detroit where Jackson works for Ford Motor Company.
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Robert I. Jackson
Kalkaska
Donna
J. Kliss
Detroit
Jackson
Ford Motor Works
Leaning Tower of Pisa Corrected Degrees During Construction
The Leaning Tower of Pisa presents a famous example of uneven settlement due to a weak foundation. Despite attempts to correct the tilt by elevating higher floors on the sinking side, the upper levels remain off balance. A late ad at the end hints at classifieds in Clare Sentinel offering liners next week.
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Pisa
Italy
Study Club entertains Mrs McLean at Tuesday meet
The ان study club hosted Mrs McLean at a Tuesday gathering with Harrison ladies. Mrs Mulder led arrangements and Mrs Cornwell performed song selections with Mrs Doherty at the piano. Mrs McLean spoke on Woman Her Vision and urged attendance at Federation events in Detroit and Ann Arbor.
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Harrison
Mulder
Robert Cartermee Cornwell
Saginaw
Helen Lucile Doherty
McLean
Douglas Malloch
Chicago
Washington
Michigan
Carrie Chapman Catt
Percy Pennybacker
Texas
Federated Womens Clubs
Franklin Roosevelt
Alvord
Detroit
Carrie Chapman Catts
Pennybacker
Roosevelt
Senator Robinson
Anna Richardson
Womans Home Companion
Appreciation from Zenobia Chapter 129 Eastern Star
A note from Anna Northon Worthy Matron thanks all who helped with the home talent show Hiverybody's Here. Special thanks to the cast Austin Knapp Hiarl Lohrke for lights ad takers ticket sellers ushers pianist and to the Clare Sentinel for cooperation.
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Zenobia
Order of the Eastern Star
Hiverybody
Austin Knapp
Hiarl Lohrke
Clare Sentinel
Anna Northon
In Memoriam Levi Baker by Mrs Jerome Frees
In memory of our dear wife and mother who died April 18 1907 Levi Baker Mrs Jerome Frees publish a brief memorial noting loss and love from the family.
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Levi Baker
Jerome Frees
Blacksmith Opens Corner Shop Near Dover Store
Notice proclaims a new blacksmith shop opening on a corner north of the Dover store offering blacksmithing and general repair services including horse shoeing by Watson Smith.
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Dover
Will
Watson. Smith
Mrs Earl Austin Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Harl Austin died at her Grant township home Monday night after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted Thursday at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Albert Dawe officiating. Burial followed at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Earl Austin
Harl Austin
Grant Township
Thurston Funeral Home
Albert Dawe
Cherry Grove
Funeral services for Fred Rodabaugh in Clare
The body of Fred Rodabaugh of Flint is brought to Clare for funeral services at Hagle church this afternoon at one o'clock. Rev. M R Hendrich in charge. Burial will be in Cherry Grove. Rodabaugh was a former resident of the Hagle community.
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Fred Rodabaugh
Flint
Clare
Funeral for Daniel J Fitchet in Rosebush
Daniel James Fitchet of Brown City died at home April 11 after five days of pneumonia. Born February 17, 1873 in Isabella county he lived on a farm in Arthur township and later in Flint and Brown City. Survived by widow Velma Kinne and two sisters. Funeral held Saturday at 2 from Rosebush Methodist Church with burial in Rosebush Cemetery.
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Daniel James Fitchet
Brown City
Mr. Fitchet
Isabella County
Velma Kinne
Arthur Township
Clare County
Flint
Mgr. Fitcher
Henry Earick
Curtis
Michigan
Josephine Watson
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
Rosebush Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Rev. Wm. A. Feighner
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during their bereavement for their father Rev. Wm. A. Feighner. They are grateful for the kindness shown.
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Wm. A. Feighner
Card of Appreciation From Fred Goodman to Third Ward Voters
Fred Goodman expresses gratitude to voters of the Third ward for electing him to the Clare County Board of Supervisors and pledges to serve the best interests of his ward and the county at large.
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Third Ward
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Fred Goodman
Baby Chicks Advertises Blood Tested Flocks in Clare Michigan
Weekly sale days Tuesday and Friday promote 100 percent blood tested baby chicks for B W D. Buyers can request literature and prices. Prepaid orders of 100 or more encouraged. Clare Stetaheny, Clare, Michigan. The year 2011 appears in the ad.
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Clare Stetaheny
Clare
Michigan
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipment Deadlines
Farmers are instructed to ship all livestock by 2:00 p.m. on April 23 and May Ith Sarticia ind. Produce Cary indicates official deadlines for shipments.
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Sarticia
Ind
Cary
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MT. Pleasant Hospital
United States Civil Service Examination
State Ferry
Straits
Mackinaw City
Lodge
Tabernacle
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Venobia
Masonic Lodge
S. A. Dawson
Womans Eyes
Poverish Pearl
WNU
the Peoples Bank
Grand Rapids
Federation Club
Helen Lucille Doherty
Francis Anderson
Hungary
Victor Herbert
Green
Pearl Sanford
Josephine Jackson
Nellie Feighner
Doherty
Martha Bicknell
Daisley Goodman
Genevieve Fleming
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