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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1939

Page

4

Legionnaires of District 10 Meet at Mt Pleasant

About two hundred fifty Legion and Auxiliary members from fourteen counties gathered in Mt Pleasant for the Tenth District meeting. District Commander Ernest O Andrews presided at the Legion session and Bay City Blanchard Clare Coleman East Tawas Marion Midland Mt Pleasant Prudenville Roscommon Standish and West Branch were represented.

American Legion and Auxiliary Mt. Pleasant Legion Joseph Kaminski Bay City Grayling Midland Masonic Temple Rhea Donoghue Clare Adelaide C. Wylie Leo Brandell Ben Waldrip Detroit 4. B. Lidstone Blanchard William D. Harger Conrad Walker Veterans Hospital Dearborn Michigan Soldiers Home Grand Rapids Stephen F. Chadwick Seattle Washington Alma Alma High School Clare Post and Arthur F. Damoth Alexander BH. Wylie Clare Post Velma Damoth Mary Ireland Bette Walker Blanche Walker Dunit

Resolution of Respect from Wo. 167 Rebekah Lodge

The Rebekah Lodge Wo. 167 expresses sympathy to Andrew Friz and wife on the death of their daughter Virginia Hughes. Committee members Rhoda Byba Fannie Schultz Elizabeth Mcintosh.

Rebekah Lodge Andrew Friz Virginia Hughes Rhoda Byba Fannie Schultz Elizabeth Mcintosh

Mt Vernon Grange invites members to spring sale night

Mt Vernon Grange pledges a ladies party at next Monday night meeting. The notice emphasizes dollar specials for a spring charity sale running Thursday Friday and Saturday with Gift and Flower Shop items highlighted.

Isabella County Home Economics Achievement Day Set

The Isabella County home economics extension groups hold their annual Achievement Day at Central State Teachers College Auditorium on Wednesday April 26. Organized by executive board chair Miss Mze N Brown the event features a 10 30 a m business meeting, musical numbers and a short play with a 2 p m afternoon session. About 350 women across 22 groups study kitchens and legal home matters. all are welcome to attend either session.

Isabella County Central State Teachers College Mze N. Brown

Annual Rod and Gun Club Dinner Draws Strong Attendance

Roscommon district supervisor A L Massey Gladwin assistant district supervisor Gus Fuehr and other officers attended the Clare county event. The Clare Study Club performed three songs, Henry Doll read a year report noting 500000 trout planted in Clare streams. A two reel sound film The Red Poacher highlighted forest fire dangers. Prizes were awarded for shooting and hunting gear.

A. L. Massey Roscommon Gus Fuehr Gladwin Frank Bush Paul Gibson Harrison Rod and Gun Club Geo. White Clare Club Neil Joslin Junior Conservation Club Clare Study Club Henry Doll Clare County Hill Ed. Johnston Lew Roberts Mt. Pleasant Sam Ginsburg Frank Theisen Stanley Sutton Harold Lockwood Farwell Crow Call Milo Jones Bowler Richard Woodcock Austin Bates Forest Shumway

West Fifth Street storefront to house new Fix-it Shop

The former Busche Motor Sales site on West Fifth Street is being enclosed in cement block and fire brick. James Norwood of Chicago has bought the building and plans a Fix-it Shop with tools to repair anything that can be fixed, opening May 1. Frank Roberts is the contractor and Norwood will move his family from East 8th Street by late April.

West 5Th Street Busche Motor Sales P. F. Creguer James Norwood Chicago Frank Roberts Norwood Bucher East 8Th Street

Eagle Church of God Society to Present Play

The Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of Eagle Church of God will present a religious play titled Follow Thou Me at the Eagle church Sunday evening April 23 at eight o'clock. A free will offering will be taken for Home Missionary work.

The Young. People’s Christian’ Endeavor Society of the Eagle Church of God Eagle Church

Methods Uniting Conference Sets Up Church Administration

The Methodist Uniting Conference convenes in Kansas City on April 26 to merge the three formerly separate churches into The Methodist Church. About 00 delegates attend with 77 women, and 20,000 to 25,000 visitors are expected. Rev. James A. Rogers will attend from local churches.

Methodist Uniting Conference Kansas City Methodist Episcopal Methodist Episcopal Church South Methodist Protestant Churches Methodist Church Uniting Conferences Uniting Conference Home and Foreign Missions Episcopal Methodist Churches Methodist Protestant Church Methodist Episcopal Church, South General Conference Methodist Nbpiscopal Church James A. Rogers

Clare Masons Visit Morrison at Alma Masonic Home

Last Sunday Clare Masons Stanley Masten Gordon McIntosh and Alexander Wylie visited William J. Morrison life member of the Clare Masonic Lodge and former city resident now patient at the Michigan Masonic Home Hospital in Alma. Morrison cheerful at eighty six asks about Clare and many local residents and would welcome seeing others he knew.

Stanley L. Masten Gordon EB. McIntosh Alexander H. Wylie Michigan Masonic Home Alma William J. Morrison Clare Masonic Lodge Mr. Morrison Michigan

Pine River fishing proves productive for local anglers

Vern Northrup and Deitch fished the Pine River Sunday, reporting more fishermen and more fish than any other Michigan spot. They kept their perch quota. William Morrow and Jimmy Hynak worked for Russell Miller this week. Mrs. Stella Brown of Farwell visited her daughter Bernice Stambaugh Sunday. Mrs. Roy Holford and Mrs. Roy Myers attended Greenwood Sr High Extension Group at Mrs. Herbert Stuckman’s home Thursday. Robert Jones and William Morrow called at Page Farm Sunday. Herb Wright, previously ill with quinsey, is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schram entertain guests from near Pentia c for a few days.

Vern Northrup Deitch Pine River Michigan William Morrow Jimmy Hynak Russell Miller Stella Brown Farwell Bernice Stambaugh Roy Holford Roy Myers Greenwood Sr. Hixtension Group Herbert Stuckman Greenwood Robert Jones Page Farm Herb Wright Quinsey Peter Schram Smith Near Pentiac

Reckless Accusation and Falsehood Compared in Dialogue

A quoted exchange presents truth as a well and falsehood as a hydrant that anyone can turn on. The statesman replies that truth is difficult to reach while falsehood is readily available, highlighting a critique of misinformation and rhetoric.

Cold spell grips Manila as temps dip to 66.4 F

Polly Parent reports from Tuguegarao, Cagayan Philippines that Manila residents shivered as thermometers fell to 66.4 degrees at 6 40 a m yesterday, with the northeast monsoon bringing unusually cold nights. The Stoops family, guests of the Parents last summer, wonder how a Michigan winter would feel.

Omer Polly H. Stoops Tuguegarao Cagayan Philippine Islands Manila Stoops J. C Michigan

Control of tuberculosis in Tri County health unit

A physician urges Mrs. B to choose between caring for her tuberculous brother or protecting her three children. Home care risk is high. sanatorium care offers safeguards. TB spreads by inoculation, ingestion, or inhalation, with inhalation the chief danger, and sunlight needed to kill the germ. Mrs. B’s heredity raises risk, but avoidance and health rules improve her odds. BRB V Thiehoff M D Director Health District No. 7.

University Medical School

Card of Thanks from the Shoup Family

The Shoup family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They acknowledge Mrs. C. Green and J. A. Rogers for musical numbers and praise Rev. C. Binhammer and Rev. A. H. Killmey of Saginaw for their comforting words.

C. Green J. A. Rogers Rev. C. Binhammer A. H. Killmey Saginaw

Tulane University’s 93 Acre Campus in New Orleans

The campus of Tulane University in New Orleans spans 93 acres and anchors a university with more than a century of history. The institution remains a prominent figure in higher education and local culture.

Tulane University New Orleans

Gries Addresses Clare M E A Meeting

Walter F. Gries, former Warden of Marquette State Prison, spoke at the Clare M E A meeting. The program featured music by the Clare High School Band, remarks by officials, and discussions on teaching roles and school legislation.

Clare High School Richard Greenfield Paul Lowrey Clare Teachers Club Russell Tyndall Supt Farwell Elden B. Robbins Michigan Education Association Morrell Clare Helen Butler Clare Simmer Helen Hether Clare High School Girls Glee Club Francis Thomas Representative Assembly Walter F. Gries Marquette State Prison

Kiwanis Banquet Appreciation Note

A grateful message thanks all who helped with the Kiwanis banquet. Special appreciation goes to the Cheese Factory for cheese and White's Flower Farm for table decorations.

White

In Memoriam Emma Baker Passed Away 1907

In memory of Emma Baker who died April 18 1907. Lena Freed records a personal tribute noting grief and remembrance for the deceased.

Mrother Emma Baker

Gratitude for Kindness After Death of Beloved Family Member

The Osborn and Shilling families express deep thanks for acts of kindness during illness and death of their wife, mother, and daughter. They name neighbors for flowers and meals, Rev. A. D. Telder for comforting words, Dr. Wood for kindness, and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Friz for their support amid grief.

A. D. Telder Dr. Wood A. N. Friz D. W. Osborn Mary Shilling

Card of Appreciation for Our Loss

Chancey H. Jones and Minnie M. Caul express deepest gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during their wife and mother's illness and death. They thank those who sent flowers, Rev. Albert Dawe for comforting words, and those who served as bearers or furnished cars.

Albert Dawe Chancey H. Jones Minnie M. Caul

Expressions of sympathy for Mrs Harvey Williams family

The Hanley and Palmer families express gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved wife, mother, and sister Mrs Harvey Williams. The Harneys and Harris families acknowledge support from friends and relatives.

Harvey Williams Francis Palmer Edward J. Hanley J. D. Hanley Patrick Hanley

Appreciation for Flowers and Support During Illness

Dorothy Jasmin extends thanks to friends for flowers fruit and letters sent during illness in hospital. Special thanks to Dr Wood and the nurses for care received.

Thanks to Church and Class for Hastert L ies Donation

Mrs. C. W. Nash, Matron, thanks the Methodist Church and the Slentz Sunday school class for a beautiful contribution sent to the Children's Home on Haste Sunday. The note expresses sincere gratitude for the charitable donation.

Methodist Church Slentz Hastert Childrens Home C. W. Nash

Local Club Meeting Schedule For Clare and Area

Local groups announce meetings across Clare including Clare Common Council on the first and third Mondays, Clare Chamber of Commerce on the third Tuesday, Elm Grove Townsend club on the second and fourth Fridays, Eastern Star on the first Thursday, American Legion on the fourth Monday, J H Sparkel Post VFW on the first and third Wednesdays, Masonic Lodge on the second Tuesday, Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays 6 30 PM, Farmers Union Grant Township Local No 143 on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, American Legion Auxiliary on the first and third Mondays.

Grant Township Local No. 143 Farmers Union The American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms

Electrical Work Offered by Licensed Contractor

A licensed electrical contractor advertises services at reasonable prices with free estimates. Contact Farwell 47-83. The piano listed as 2011 Harry Schug.

Farwell

Mt Vernon Grange Card Party and Dance

The Mt Vernon Grange hosts a card party and dance at their hall on Wednesday evening April 26. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Mt Vernon Grange

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legionnaires. OF District 10 MI. Pleasant MT. Vernon Grange Central State West Fifth Street Eagle Christian Endeavor — Society Methodists Clare Masons WM. J. Morrison Masonic Home Hospital Tri-County ‘Health Saranac Lake Sanatorium BRB V. Thiehoff M. D Citizens State Bank Egea Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clare M. E. A Gries Memoriam Lena Dorothy Jasmin Clare Common Council Clare Chamber of Commerce Elm Grove Townsend Club Order of the Eastern Star American Legion J. H. Sparkel Masonic Lodge Clare Kiwanis Club Doherty Harry Schug Orin ‘Reynolds
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