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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1932

Page

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Eastern Star Installation Shines at Doherty Hall

Zenobia Chapter members were installed Monday night at the Masonic Lodge rooms in Doherty Auditorium. Doris Gerow was named W M with Jacob Walker as W P and a slate of officers elected for 1932. Laurels from Gladys Hampton and Floral tributes highlighted a festive evening ending with a banquet and applause from attendees.

Masonic Lodge Doherty The Astern Stars Zenobia Gladys Hampton Marvel Royal Ada Shelby, Mich W. M Doris Gerow W. P Jacob Walker A. M Josie Koch A. RB A. BE. Wylie Maude Holmes Treas Nellie Thurston Annabelle Hampton Anna Northon Adelaide Wylie Caroling Kemp Nellie Sherwood Funice Slentz Martha Bicknell Nelle Feighner Lillian Sanford Grace Reagan Warden Hilda Tibuls Sentinel L. McCulloch Lonalee Hamptons Kathleenss Bogan Marshia Orum Betty Hampton Phyllis Koch Kathleen Bogan Wilma Hochstetler Elizapeth Peighner Order George White Maribel Horton

Four Rural Schools Open Baseball Showdown

On Friday afternoon April 22 four rural schools Hagle Hardwood Brown and Brand met behind Brand school for a baseball game Brown and Brand led early and held the advantage throughout A large crowd from the schools attended the contest with notable play from both sides Umpire Blystone presided as the scoring ended with Brown and Brand tied or close to a final tally

Hagle Hardwood Brown Brand

Mayors Namesake Burned in Ithaca Bonfire Accident

John H. Wilson, age three, was severely burned when he fell into a bonfire at Ithaca. A bystander rescued him. he later developed measles but is believed to be out of danger. He is grandson to Mr. and Mrs. J H Wilson and Mr. and Mrs H Geroux.

J. H. Wilson H. Geroux Ithaca Percy J Wilson John H

Clare High Falls 10 1 At Midland In Seven Inning Opener

Clare High School lost its season opener 10 to 1 in seven innings at Midland High School. Blystone pitched for Clare before his numb finger sidelined him in the fourth. Midland broke through with four runs in the fourth and eight more in the fifth. Allen scored Clare’s lone run on a first inning double after a stolen base.

Clare High School Midland High School Gilson Midland Clare Blystone Brystons Chas Moore Charlie Midland Bos Allen Clare Boys Shaw Harrison Harrison High School Allen Henderson Vart Evart

Double Feature The Ideal Theatre Week Listings

The Ideal Theatre presents a week of features starting Thursday with Husband's Holiday and Secrets of a Sect starring Claudette Colbert, plus Clive Brooks.Friday brings Riding for Justice with Buck Jones and Dancing in the Dark with Marian Hopkins. The program also features Get Rich Quick Quick Vallintora and Comedy News. Upcoming attractions include Miracle Man and The Ape Man with a playful tone and notable performers such as Jack Oakie and Lyda Roberts.

Clive Brooks Claudette Colburn Buck Jones Sun Marian Hopkins New York Jack Oakie Eugene Palette Lyda Roberts Zazz Tues Vallintora Wrp Haines Suni Thur Arrowsmuth Poliy Miracle Man Targan

Local Citizen Chosen as Alternate to National Convention

At the District G O P convention in Bay City Charles A. Coryell and Howard Dresser were unanimously elected as delegates to the national convention in Chicago next June. Alternates are Fred Doherty and Evan Weidman. The meeting endorsed Hoover administration and listed a long congressional committee with members from multiple counties.

Bay City Charles A. Coryell Howard Dresser Big Rapids Chicago Coryell Dr. Lu IF. Crummer Essexville Dresser T. Carl Holbrook Clare Fred Doherty Evan Weidman Isabella County Doherty Ben Carpenter Harrison John Schaffer Gladwin James 5. Davidson Bina West Miller Port Huron Michigan Davidson Hoover Wilber M. Brucker Roy Q. Woodruff National Credit Corporation Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congressional Alcona H. A. Hayes Avsnag A. BH. Whiting Bay Homer EH. Buck Benjamin Carpenter Gratyford M. 2B. Bates Robt. Hutchinson Ben. Carpenter Carpenter Richard Emergon B. N. Mercer R. I. Hether

Music Week Concert at Clare by City School

The Clare City School music department presents a varied instrumental and vocal program directed by Miss Doris Gerow and Mr. George Boyd. The HS Band, Girls and Boys Glee Clubs perform contest numbers for the State District Contest Festival at Mt. Pleasant on May 6. Admission is ten cents to cover contest expenses and club letters.

Clare Doris Gerow George Boyd H. S. Band Mt. Pleasant

Cribbs to hold two meetings on Bangs disease an alfalfa

W C Cribbs district extension agent will hold two meetings next week in Isabella The first on Tuesday May 3 at Wise church south of Clare the second on Wednesday May 4 at Hoover school southwest of Shepherd Both sessions begin at 830 pm The talks will cover Bangs disease also known as contagious abortion and the importance of alfalfa growth Also notice Farmers Gas and Oil Co will stay open Wednesday evenings until 9 pm

W. C. Cribbs Wise

City Clean‑Up Campaign Urges Citizens Toward Curbs

The mayor announces a city wide clean up urging all residents to remove rubbish and cans from curbs by Tuesday night May 3 with hauling beginning Wednesday May 4. Ashes will not be collected by the city.

Clare Bank Becomes United States Postal Savings Depository

The Citizens State Bank of this city was designated as a depository for the United States Postal Savings. A large check was received and placed in the Savings department, with formal announcement appearing on the newspaper’s last page.

Citizens State Bank United States Postal Savings Savings Department

Former Clare Man Found Dead in West

James B. Unicume of Cleveland Oregon died in Oregon after a log fall in Rock Creek while a McCormick Lumber cruiser. His body was found wedged under a log following last Monday’s accident. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. R C Stiles and Mrs Hona Lacey of Willamina, and a brother Charles of Gold Creek Ore. He lived in Clare before moving thirty years ago. He is remembered by longtime residents and new friends who learned of his death by a Willamina Oregon report.

Winnie Tasker June Ross Orofino Idaho Unicume Clare James B. Unicome Cleveland Unicome Edward Unicume McCormick Lumber Company James B. Unicume Willamina Charles Gold Creek Ore R. C. Stiles Hona Lacey Willimina

Fire Crews Respond Twice in One Afternoon to Home Blazes

The fire department fought a chimney fire at Herman Lange's on North McEwan Street using chemical apparatus. Loss borne by Care Realty Co. was settled within an hour. Later, at Floyd Kirkpatrick's on East Wifth Street, a basement blaze threatened upper floors. Gas masks aided entry through heavy smoke and crews halted the fire, with extensive lower-floor damage and smoke throughout, insured.

Herman Lange North McEwan Street Care Realty Co Floyd Kirkpatrick East Wifth Street

Benefit party for Rebekahs at I O O F hall

A benefit card party and dance will be held Wednesday evening May 4 at the I O O F hall. Ladies should bring sandwiches or cake and admission is 10 cents. Proceeds go to the I O O F home. Public invited.

Rebekahs Willy

Dance at Elm Grove Next Friday Night May 6

A dance event is announced for Elm Grove on Friday night May 6 inviting local couples to attend. The notice mentions a social gathering with music and cordial atmosphere for residents.

Elm Grove Atly

Waters of Budd Lake disclose Harrison man

The body of Jacob Novack known as Solisky was found Saturday afternoon floating near the east shore of Budd Lake after fifty five days missing. He was last seen February 28 in company with another young man leaving the Waterworks plant. Coroner Dr Gerald Lamb ruled no inquest and identification was made by a pocket letter. Jacob, born October 5 1914 in Chicago, aged 17, had lived in Harrison and attended Harrison City School. The body was taken to Maple Grove cemetery for a brief service led by Rev Busler. Harrison residents extend sympathy to the family.

Jacob Novack Solisky Budd Lake C. L. Strong Reese Tennant Cottage Sheriff Woods Myr. Woods Gerald Lamb Farwell Chicago Illinois Andrew Novack Rosie Novack Solisky Jacob Harrison Harrison City Maple Grove Busler

Library Book Drive and Round Table Meeting Alert

All persons may donate books to the Library on Saturday April 30. Mesdames Mulder Harris will collect on the west side and Mesdames Anderson Bogan on the east. A strict round table meeting will be held in the library room May 12. Plan to attend.

Mesdames Mulder and Harris Mesdames Anderson and Bogan

Rev Albert Dawe Speaks at Muskegon Assn Meeting

Rev Albert Dawe and Mrs Murdock attended the 69th annual Muskegon Association of Congregational churches meeting in Cadillac on Tuesday April 26. Dawe delivered the afternoon sermon before the Communion service and the banquet featured performances by the Cadillac Municipal Band and Choral choir. The next meeting is planned for Clare in September or early October as Mrs Murdock visits Newberry.

Methodist Church Albert Dawe Clare Gorcon Leonard Fisher Lockyer Josephine Murdock Muskegon Association Congregational Cadillac Dawe Cadillac Municipal Band Cadillac Choral Choir Murdock Newberry

Clare Study Club entertains Farwell ladiesTuesday

The Clare Study Club hosted Farwell ladies on Tuesday April 26 at Mrs Ethel Schlegel home. Members welcomed guests and program included vocal trio piano, lectures on Great Lakes Tide Water Project and other readings. Final meeting set as Mother and Daughter banquet May 11 at Mrs John Doherty.

Clare Study Club Ethel Schlegel Clare Club Farwell McGuire Palmer Great Lakes Alfred Richmond Senate Canada United States Burston Graham Tealayvag Jackson Schlege John Doherty

Specials at Jackson's Market and Holbrook's Bazaar

Specials at Jackson's Market list paillard 10 1b 60c and 5 paillards 30c, pork sausage 25c per pound, liver sausage 26c per pound, beef or pork liver 60c per pound, chunk pork price 84c. Holbrook's Bazaar features Fox wall paper, wall paper paste, furniture polish, floor wax, and a special four boxes veneer wallpaper cleaner.

Holbrook’s Fox

Holbrook speaks at Bay City Legion gathering

Clare County Prosecutor Carl Holbrook spoke at a Bay City Temple Theatre mass meeting of the American Legion Allied Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He urged immediate cash payment of World War I adjusted service certificates, arguing it benefits the plain people and boosts the economy. The address outlined certificate values and debt, and Holbrook was slated to speak next at a Tenth District meeting in Big Rapids.

Carl Holbrook Clare County Congress Tenth District American Legion Allied Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Temple Theatre Bay City Big Rapids Holbrook Walter H. Larman Clare Legion and Exservice Men Legion Congress of the U Wright Patman Texas House of Representatives Congress of the U. S Phose

Gertrude Timm Weds Kenneth Cox in Clare Weekend

Miss Gertrude Timm and Kenneth Cox married Friday evening at the home of the bride’s parents in Clare. Rev C Binham mer officiated with Miss Abbie Quick and George Ramey as attendants. The bride, a city school graduate, worked at Hotel Doherty, while the groom was head baker at Bayes Bakery. they will live with the bride’s parents on north McEwan.

Fred Timm Gertrude Kenneth Cox C. Binhammer St. John’s Ho. Lutheran Church Abbie Quick George Ramey City School Hotel Doherty Bayes Bakery

Beat Bread Mour and Be Convinced We Have the Best Jas

Local ad column promotes bakery items and advertising services with a playful plea for customers to trust the quality and seek Clare Bentinel style results. It emphasizes beat bread and strong bread products as a selling point.

O'Connor Adv Clare Bentinel

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Eastern Star Zenobia Chapter Brand Ronaldy Lorin Dow Norris Bigstone Moore Ideal Theatre Nat Alfred J. Doherty Isabella Farmera Gas and Oil Co Oleléck Annuae CIFY Clare Bank West William Unicomes Fire Department M. E. Church Alex McKinnon Clty Farwell Ladies Jackson's Market Gertude Timm North McEwan
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