Isabella Wells DoubtfuI Though Formations Right
Isabella county in central Michigan shows mixed oil and gas activity as SoconyVacuum drills at Dundes with no pay while Murphy 1 shows gas at 1313 in Marshall but ends without show at 3815 feet. Other wildcats face water in Vernon and Sherman fields as Chartiers Currie 2 casing begins at 3900 feet and Farwell pool awaits results.
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Isabella
Michigan
Wise Township
Socony- Vacuum Oil Company, Inc
Dundes
Socony
John H. Murphy
Marshall
Murphy Wildcat
Dundee
Sherman
Isabella County
Ward J. Blunt
T.mitchell
Harwell
Vernon
J. W. Mcintosh
Page Hight
Coleman Hosts Community Talent Tryouts At High School
The Coleman organization sponsors a three night community talent show with tryouts last night and again tonight at 7:00 p m in the Coleman High School Auditorium. Prairie Farmer WLS program aims to feature guitar banjo fiddle and vocal acts plus square dance sets impersonators and radio star impressions from local and surrounding communities.
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Prairie Farmer-Wls
Coleman
8Th Street
Chicago
Prairie Farmer-Wls Community Services Department
Uncle Hzra
Lulu Belle
Cley, Youson
George Goeb
Consumers Power Users Prompt Service at Citizens State Bank
Public notice urges prompt payment of light and power bills and directs customers to Citizens State Bank for settlement. The message emphasizes courteous service and clear handling of accounts.
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Citizens State Bank
County nurses and officials monitor Scarlet Fever outbreak
The Sentinel reports the county health nurse and school officials are closely tracking Scarlet Fever. No school closures are advised. daily nurse visits and patient exams guide care, with home visits as needed. Parents urged to cooperate to stamp out the disease.
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The
Sentinel
State Department of ‘Health
Tri-County
BE. D. Kennedy
Hrsa
Wheeler County
Lee and Cady to Build Warehouse on West 4th Street
Lee and Cady begin pouring the first cement for a 40 by 65 foot single story warehouse on West 4th Street beside Gardner Lumber Yard. The cement block structure will be set back to allow two car in front loading and will serve merchants in Central Michigan. At Me WAn Street, F A Hachmuth moves plans for a new East State Street site as grounds prepare for a Hi Speed gas station. shrubs are relocated and new yard plans announced.
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Lee and Cady
West 4Th Street
Gardner Lumber Yard
Michiga
North Mewan St
F. A. Hachmuth
East State Street
Sidney Court 1843 1937 burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery
Sidney Court died at Royal Oak April 19 1937 at age 93 years 7 months 238 days. Born in Somerset England August 27 1843 he came to America at thirteen. He married Phylura Sage in 1865 who preceded him in death 28 years. Nine children survived with many grandchildren great grandchildren and relatives. Funeral held Thursday at Thurston Funeral Parlors with Rev M L Van Hoose officiating. Interment Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Sidney Court
Royal Oak
Somerset Shire
England
Phylura Sage
Oakland Co
Mich
Oakland County
Sheridan Township
Clare County
Elizabeth McVicar
Benjamin
Mason
O.D. Robison
J. W. Bell
Sidney E
Sheridan
Episcopal Church of England
Thurston
M. L. van Hoose
Cherry Grove ‘Cemetery
Card Party by The Rebekahs This Tuesday
The Rebekahs invite all to a card party at their hall on Tuesday evening May 26. Admission is 26 cents per couple with a pot luck meal to follow.
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Rebekahs
Guild completes arrangements for spring banquet
Congregational Guild outlines plans for the Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 4 at the church parlors. Co chairs Mesdanes Stanley Masten and Lloyd Wagner named. Miss Francis Martin to Speak on Living Together in a Home with tickets priced at one dollar for two admittances.
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Congregational Guild
Mesdanes
Stanley Masten
Lloyd Wagner
Masten
Harold Jones
F. C. Sanford
Wm. Holmes
Austin Bates
Francis Martin
India
Albert Dawe
Dawe
England
Phillip Geeck
Landmark Giving Way To Progress Of City
Work has begun on a new 45 by 60 foot one story garage building for Robert Archambault on south McEwan street under the direction of M. Schroeder and son. The site features a salesroom for a popular car brand, plus a modern repair room. Tip Calkins opened Clare’s first hardware store on this site 62 years ago before passing the business to Goodman and others. Archambault has operated a garage here, building a strong local business and now expanding the space.
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M,. Schroeder
Tip” Calkins
Clare
Wm. Goodman
Arizona
John R. Goodman
D. Ward
J. Mahoney
Sam TjalSma Dies at Home in Winterfield Township
Sam TjalSma of Winterfield died at his home on April 24 at age 46 years and 6 days. A Netherlands immigrant since age 19, he worked as a stone cutter and owned a monument business near Marion. Survived by his widow and seven children, three of whom preceded him in death. Funeral services were held from the Marion Methodist church Tuesday.
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Sam TjalSma
Winterfield
Tijalsma
Netherlands
Clare County
Marion
Hdad
United States
Marion Methodist Church
Bayes Hatery Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Open House
The Bayes Hatery marks ten years in business with an open house sponsored by management. Eddie Mehkcan of Cleveland, a special baker for Standard Brands, Inc., along with a New York City assistant, will assist. Visitors may tour the plant, view production, and enjoy refreshments and souvenirs.
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Bayes
Eddie Mehkcan
Cleveland
Standard Brands, Inc
New York City
William F. Clark Dies at Hatton Home
William F. Clark died at his Hatton area home eight miles north of Clare on April 24 at age 70. Services were held at the home led by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt, then burial in Lansing with funeral rites at Toy Funeral Home led by Rev. Ross. He is survived by his widow Phoebe, one daughter Mrs. Oscar Christenson, eight sons and nineteen grandchildren plus one great grandchild.
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William F. Clark
Clare
Chas. Kleinhardt
Lansing
Toy Funeral
Rev
Ross
South Baptist Church
Clark
Hatton Township
Phoebe
Oscar Christenson
Jackson
Roy
Bruce George
Cecil
William
Orie
Edward
River Rouge
Richard
Reckless driving charges stem from Isabella county crash
Zelésket of Isabella county faced Justice Kyle McKinnon after a Saturday night crash on 4th and McEwan streets. He pled guilty to reckless driving with a revoked permit and received a 25 dollar fine and 60 days in Harrison jail, plus 30 more days if unpaid. Raymond Smith, also Isabella county, pled guilty to leaving the scene. he was fined five dollars with costs and had the sentence suspended. A minor was released without charges. James Dalton of Vernon township was arrested for disorderly conduct and assault and battery. he pled guilty and was to spend thirty.
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Ingantz
Zelésket
Isabella County
Henry Grover
Lawrence Yager
4Th
McEwan
Kyle McKinnon
Harrison
Defendent
Raymond Smith
Zelesket
Justice McKinnon
James Dalton
Vernon Township
James A. Clute
Charles MacDonald
Funds Available For Farmers To Buy Purebred Sires
Michigan resettlement administrations announce cooperative loans at three percent to help eligible farmers buy purebred sires. Loans are for the good of the county and can be obtained through the county agricultural agent as a clearing house.
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Michigan
Michigan, Resettlement Administration
Michigan State Police to Mail New Safety Manual to Groups
The Michigan State Police distribute a 48 page edition of Creating Safer Communities this week. It outlines a four point plan to reduce automobile accidents and improve traffic control through accident facts, education, enforcement, and engineering.
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Michigan State Police
Michigan State Safety Council
Oscar G. Olander
Olander
National Bureau of Casualty and Sarety
Clare Couple Married at Flint Last Week Thursday
Herbert Brown and Viola Krell wed at Bereith Baptist parsonage Flint with witnesses Russell Schlafley and Maxine Presley. Rev. A. J. Tate officiated at six. Guests included Donovan Mott and Harold Arrand. Bride and groom hailed from Clare area and will live on Maple Street while starting housekeeping.
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Herbert Brown
Viola Krell
Russell Schlafley
Maxine Presley
Flint
Bereith Baptist Parsonage
A. J. Tate
Donovan Mott
Pontiac
Harold Arrand
Wm. Krell
Grant
Clare High
Shea
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
Ralph Brown
Vernon
Clare
Phenix-Kraft Cheese Co
Brown
Maple St
State Pays Off Counties School Aid Commitments In Full
The state completed payment of its $87.4 million school aid owed to counties for the fiscal year ending, with $6.12 million distributed in final checks. Clare County received $12,546, while Gladwin $10,199, Gratiot $37,117, Isabella $17,844, Montcalm $32,181, Roscommon $4,280, and others listed.
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Clare
Gladwin
Gratiot
Isabella
Midiana
Montcalm
Oscédia
Roscommon
Barnes Cafe Celebrates Tenth Anniversary In Informal Style
On Friday April 30 Barnes Cafe marks ten years serving Clare residents with a casual Evening of Evenings. Dance from 9 to 1 with Doc Logans Swing Band and Tom Canzano. Sam and Jennie perform in blackface routines with Southern flair. Nora J. Barnes and Hughie invite all to join, celebrate informal friendship and future welcome.
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Barnes Cafe
Clars
Barnes
Clare
Doc
Logans
Tom Canzano
Detroit
Sam
Jennie
Nora J. Barnes
Hughie
County Ministerial Association Meets May 3
The Clare County Ministerial Association will hold its next meeting at Clare Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday May 3 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The newly formed group aims to address common problems in mutual cooperation and Christian brotherhood with a focus on bylaws ethics and pastoral concerns. All county ministers are invited.
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Clare County
Jurors Chosen for May Term of Circuit Court Clare County
Circuit court for Clare county convenes before Judge Ray Hart on May 10 at Harrison courthouse. Calendar lists 23 cases including appeals from Justice Court and long-stalled criminal and civil matters. Notable items: The People vs Bob Stager and The People vs Hugene Williams for breaking and entering. various trespass and assumpsit actions. estates of Lucretia Prover and Mary A. McCrimmon. injunction in Chancery for H Sutherland Carrie L Stroup and Lillian Sanford.
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Circuit Court
Clare County
Ray Hart
Momday
Court House
Harrison
Justice Court
People
Bob Stager
Hugene ‘Williams
Allen R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank
Clark H. Sutherland
Elizabeth Louise Callihan
James Johnson
James Edward Johnson
A. J. Doherty
Charles E. Miller
Neff State Bank
Clayton Neff
Jack Livingstoin
Burnstein Oil & Gas. Co
Sam Garfield
Joseph Burnstein
Lucretia Prover
Just
Claud Day
Herbert Lewandowski
Fred Aiey
Orval Vandewarker
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co
Standard Accident Co
Fred E
Carrie L. Stroup
Lillian Sanford
Good Literature Club hears Mrs Barnes review plays
The Good Literature club met at Mrs Harold Flemings home on April 27 with Mrs Foell presiding. Mrs C C Barnes of Mt Pleasant reviewed current New York plays describing Eternal Road High Tor and Victoria Regina with strong character portrayals. Refreshments followed and the next meeting will feature entertainers from Saginaw in colonial costumes at the high school auditorium with free admission.
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Good Literature Club
MRS. C
Harold Fleming
Foell
Fleming
C. C. Barnes
Mt. Pleasant
New York
Hudson River
Victoria
Regina
Miss. Reynolds
Saginaw
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Enoch Andrus
Clare Sentinel
Grand Rapids
Barnes’ Cafe
County Ministerial Association
MLE
Ladies Guild