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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1947

Page

4

Power-line telephone service expands in Crystal Falls

Michigan Bell introduces the M-1 carrier linking six radio channels over a power line to 24 rural subscribers in Crystal Falls Michigan. The system, built with Wisconsin Michigan Power cooperation, enables 2400 volt transmission and converts signals at Bell Labs to deliver telephone conversations via high frequency pulses on existing lines.

Inc Crystal Falls Michigan Michigan Bell Telephone Company Michigan Bell Theodore H. Dawson Way Michigame Wisconsin-Michigan Power Company Bell Telephone Laboratories Western Electric M-1

fines for July traffic violations in Justice Dunilop's court

The Sentinel lists several July traffic fines in Justice Dunilop's court including Earl Williams July 4 one dollar fine and costs, William Whitney July 4 five dollars fine and three dollars costs plus repair of a city police car, and Merle Calkins July 12 two dollars fine and one dollar costs.

Norris Hiden East Sixth Street Covell Art ‘Weaver

Rev A D Telder to Speak at Dover Tabernacle Sunday

Be Shown one Rev A. D. Telder will deliver two Sunday services at Dover Tabernacle August 3. Morning topic The Apostate Age and How to Meet It. Evening feature a Moody Bible Institute color sound film That They May See and Live. Morning service after Sunday School. evening service at 8 30. All welcome.

A. D., Telder Dover Tabernacle Moody Bible Institute of Science Irwin A. Moon Moody Bible Institute

William Irish Suffers Fatal Heart Attack

William Irish, longtime Ithaca business and community figure, dies of a heart attack. He worked in retail, served in the Michigan Unemployment Compensation Bureau, and held district management roles. Active in the Chamber of Commerce, he was a veteran, Presbyterian church member, and father of two. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church with a flag ceremony at the graveside.

Grace Rowell Dean Hl Brown Irish Mildred Kernen Michigan Unemployment Compensation Bureau Alma U. S. Employment Service Ithaca Trish Chamber of Commerce Ithaca American Legion Post Alma Veterans of Foreign Wars Clare Legionist Europe Ithaca Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Beebe Funeral Home E. V.belles Calvin Ukena Ithaca Vfw Wm. Derby Newark Township Patricia Lou Arthur Lansing Alma Seiter Clare

Charles A Shepard dies at 73 in Ontario California

Word has been received of the July 19 death of Charles A Shepard of Ontario California in San Antonio Community Hospital Upland after a heart ailment. Born in Fenton Michigan he worked in the auto industry as an interior decorator for Buicks and later hotel operator, retired 1917. Survived by wife Anna E son Maxwell grandchild Russell sister Mrs Roy Smith and nieces Mrs Jack Bakeman and Mrs Clifford Guerin and nephew Ronald R Smith. Funeral from J B Draper Company Chapel Ontario July 23 with Rev Merrill Jensen officiating and burial at Bellevue Cemetery.

Charles, Shepard Ontario California San Antonio Community Hospital Upland Shepard Lake George Oatario Bucy Charles Almerian Shepard Fenton Michigan Methodist Anna E Maxwell Russell Shepard Detroit Roy Smith Flint Jack Bakeman Phoenix Arizona Clifford Guerin

Bigger, Better Fair Planned for September 10 13

The second county fair after the war aims to attract many exhibitors with liberal livestock premiums. All cattle over twelve months must carry a negative Bangs disease certificate issued within thirty days, or ninety days if from a fully tested herd. County Agricultural Agent Paul Gibson in Harrison can arrange testing, and premium books are being mailed to potential exhibitors.

Director of Agriculture Bang Fair Board Paul Gibson Harrison

Clare Women Golfers Defeat Ithaca Ladies In Match

Clare women defeated Ithaca women 6-0 at the Country Club on Wednesday. Mary Moyle led Clare with 44 and Mary Brewer shot 48 for Ithaca. In social play Mrs. Blanche Doll won for low putts. Next Wednesday, August 6, Clare plans a 10:00 a.m. match in Portland. cars depart 7:30 a.m. with drivers to supply their own vehicles.

Ithaca Clare Country Club Mary Brewer Mary Moyle Blanche Doll Portland

Navy opens rates for ex Navy men discharged after August 15 1945

The Navy Department releases new policy rates for ex sailors discharged after August 15 1945. Twenty nine rating groups are open for petty officers with prior service. The Saginaw Navy Recruiting Station will be open daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Navy Department Navy Saginaw

Wedding Dance and Shower for Hengs at Grange Hall

A wedding dance and shower will be held at 10:00 p m Saturday night at Mr Vernon Grange Hall in honor of Mr and Mrs Carl Heng.

Mr. Vernon Grange Carl Heng

Public Dance Nights at Brinton Town Hall

Saturday dances continue at Brinton town hall presented by Wallings orchestra with Earl Blodgett and Mer. STtt providing music and entertainment for local residents.

Brinton Town Hall Wallings Orchestra Earl Blodgett Mer

Chile Leads South America in Copper Production

Chile supplies ninety percent of South America's copper and leads the continent in coal and iron output. The country mines about twenty percent of the world’s pure copper annually, a figure representing roughly one fifth of global production.

Chile South America

Gibraltar Visit by Walworth Man on Insulation Issues

Jack Gilmore of Walworth Wisconsin a factory representative for Gibraltar Insulation Company spent last week in Clare examining trucks and equipment and consulting with Rr J Fischer about insulation problems in the community.

Gibraltar Jack Gilmore Walworth Wisconsin Insulation Company Clare J. Fischer

Clare First City In State To Install New Direction Signs

State Highway Department reports crews in Clare have completed the first batch of new direction signs for US-27 and US-10. Work continues citywide to replace all signs, making Clare the pioneer in the state for the updated signage rollout.

State Highway Department Clare

Oats Four Feet High Brought From Cap Hubel Farm Garden

Mrs. George Christie delivered four foot tall oats from their garden on the old Cap Hubel farm near the west city limits on US-10. The crop was grown to plow under as fertilizer. Their garden also features large tomatoes and a fine overall condition.

George Christie Sentinel Office Cap Hubel Us-10

Aldermen Lehr and Manee Involved In Meeting Fracas?

Reported scuffle between Alderman George Lehr and Alderman Paul Manee after a council session last Monday prompted speculation. Press inquiry found Lehr was injured by a trunk cover falling from his car trunk while he moved items, not a fight.

George Lehr Grapevine Telegraph Paul Manee George

Former Service Men May Enlist in European Theatre 1947

Word from Col Walter C. Cole announces Michigan Recruiting District authorization to enlist up to 208 former Army Navy Marine and Coast Guard service members monthly for duty in the European Theatre. Enlistments begin August 1 1947 with continued targets through December.

Walter C. Cole Michigan Set Arland G. Howe Mt. Pleaaant Army Navy Coast Guard Howe Sgt. Howe Clare Mt. Pleasant

Rev Mrs Lou Berry to Lead Meetings at Elm Grove Church

Findlay Ohio pastor Rev Mrs Lou Berry will conduct special meetings at Elm Grove church starting Sunday evening August 8 at 8 15 continuing nightly. She recently led a successful series at Eagle church and is expected to bring blessings. Special prayer services are planned Sunday afternoon at Elm Grove at 2 30 with joint efforts of Rev Mrs Berry and Rev Elza Berry.

Lou Berry Findlay Ohio Elm Grove Church Eagle Church Arthur Center Elza Berry Colonville Elm Grove

Clare Fire Chief Issues Last Warning Over Hose Safety

Clare residents warned to stay off fire lines and streets near the blaze. The chief notes fire hose costs of 1.67 per foot and volunteers earning 50 per year plus 1 per hour, urging public cooperation to prevent injuries and property loss.

Clare J. A. Clure

Railroads for the Dallee States Handle Nearly Seven Million

A brief notice notes railroad revenue approaching seven million dollars annually in the Dallee States. It highlights the magnitude of freight and passenger traffic and the growing economic impact on regional commerce.

Dallee States

Life guard duty set for Tobacco River pool

A lifeguard will staff the Tobacco River pool daily from 2 to 5 pm starting next Monday after passing the Red Cross life saving test. The Farwell boys beat Clare 10-5 and 7-4 in a double header last Friday, following two prior wins. The tie will be decided at a field day in about two weeks. Girls practice softball and tennis with tentative games planned against other girls teams.

Tobacco River Red Cross Farwell Clare Farwell Boys

Card of Thanks for Kyle L. McKinnon

The McKinnon family thanks friends and neighbors for messages and condolence during the illness and death of husband and father Kyle L. McKinnon. Gratitude also extended to Rev Wim Powe for comforting words and to the American Legion for acts of kindness. Mrs. Margaret McKinnon and Martha Jean.

Kyle L. McKinnon Wim. Powe American Legion

Resolution of Condolence for Jesse R Hampton

The John Q Look Lodge No 404 F and A M drapes its charter for thirty days to mourn Jesse R Hampton who passed July 25 1947. Officers and members extend sympathy to the bereaved family and authorize printing in The Clare Sentinel and minutes of the next meeting.

Jesse R. Hampton John Q. Look Lodge Masonic Breaved Clare Sentinel John L. Rodabaugh Chas. A. Perry Gordon McIntosh

Thanks for kindness in illness and death of wife and mother

The Abbott family expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends who offered sympathy and floral tributes during the illness and passing of their wife and mother. Special thanks to hospital nurses, the Rebekah and Odd Fellows, and ministers Rev Redman and Rev Kleinhardt for comfort. Tom Abbott and Children

Rebekahy Odd Fellows Redman Rev Kleinhardt

In Memoriam Ana Belle Dell 1938 Tribute

In loving memory of our daughter and sister Ana Belle Dell who died August 2 1938. Nothing can take away the love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps her near. Mr and Mrs Hiram Dell Mrs Jacob Beaudry Mrs Norbert Hoffman

Ana Belle Dell Hiram Dell Jacob Beaudry Norbert. Hoffman

VFW Post 5738 Sets August 14 Meeting

The VFW Post 5738 announces its next regular meeting for August 14 at 8 30 p m. The agenda includes a discussion of a building site and important issues for members, with Commander Arlie Schofield urging eligible members to attend.

Arlie Schofield V.f.wi

Thankful Note for Kindness and Flowers

We express deep appreciation for neighbors and friends and the beautiful floral tributes in our recent bereavement. Your expressions of sympathy will be gratefully remembered by Mrs. Neva Hampton Mrs. Nellie Hampton and family.

Sincere thanks for kindness and floral tributes

The Dalton and Bowen families extend heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and floral tributes. Special thanks to Rev. Kleinhardt for comforting words during their sorrow.

Kleinhardt Bessie Dalton Donald Dalton Howard Bowen

Opening Dance I D 0 F Hall Farwell August 1

Admission for gents 50 cents ladies 26 cents R Pigner leads a big orchestra from 9 00 playing modern and old time tunes at the hall.

I. D F. Hall Farwell

Bake sale announced by The Rebekahs

The Rebekahs schedule a bake sale for Saturday August 2 at Quiette's Paint and Wallpaper on Meliwan Street. All members are urged to contribute.

Rebekahs Quiette Meliwan Street

Classified liners for sale and rental in Clare area

Classified items include a team of horses and harnesses two section drag John Deere riding cultivator McCormick Deering mower dump rake beet lifter and a Dodge doodle bug listed by Francis Pifer three miles north of Clare on US 27. Fall's Carpet Cleaning Co Mt Pleasant Mich offering carpet washing furniture cleaning wall wash and free estimates. For Rent a house one mile east of Hagle church and 214 miles north by Rex Robinett.

John Deere McCormick-Deering Francis Pifer Clare Fall’s Carpet Cleaning CO Mt. Pleasant, Mich Hagle Church Rex Robinett

Clare County Bar Association Announces Saturday Attorney Schedule

A notice from the Clare County Bar Association states all law offices will close Thursday afternoon in summer and will provide one attorney each Saturday. August 2 Mr Holbrook. August 9 Mr Naumes. August 16 Mr Hughes. August 28 Mr Holbrook. August 30 Mr Naumes. September 1 Mr Hughes. Signed by Donald E. Holbrook Joseph K. Naumes Harold B. Hughes.

Clare County Bar Association Mr. Holbrook Mr. Naumes Mr. Hughes Donald E. Holbrook Joseph K. Naumes Harold B. Hughes

Charity sale at Gay's 5 and 10c Store hosts toy drive

Saturday morning event at Gay's Store organized by the Mothers Club of the Methodist Church to raise funds for nursery department toys. Proceeds go to purchase new toys for children.

Gay’s Mothers Club of Methodist Church

Open for Business Denton Brothers Block Makers

Denton Brothers, content block manufacturers, announce they are open for business at their site three miles west of Claredon on old US-10, half a mile off US-10. The notice highlights a new local business launch and location details.

Denton Brothers Claredon Us-10

Clare High School Class Reunion 1944 group

The Clare High School graduating class of 1944 will hold a reunion at Wilson State Park in Harrison on Sunday in August.

Clare Wilson State Park Harrison

V I Day Dance Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi

A V I Day dance sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi is held in the Wedgewood Room at the Doherty Hotel, Avenst. Admission is 32.00 plus tax.

Beta Sigma -Phi Wedgewood Room Doherty Hotel Avenst

Also Mentioned on This Page

DR. Iwrin A. Moon William Irish National Foundation For National Foundation Ithaca Ladies Blm Grove Church Loley THE Citizens State Bank Clare, Michigan WM. H. Bicknell Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Junior Police Weekly Report Mrs Margaret McKinnon Martha Jean Tom Abbott Memoriam V.F.W Neva Hampton Nellie Hampton Bake Sale
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