County Ills Before Judge August 22 in Clare County
A listing of criminal cases and civil matters scheduled for the August 1932 term before the Clare County judge. Names include Gillman, Foster, Sanderson, and Ingraham, with numerous trespass, divorce, and quiet title actions. A juror list for August 1932 term includes Winterfield, Clare, Harrison, Arthur, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the People
Frank Gillman
Willard Gillman
Eliza May Foster
Marion Sanderson
Grover C. Dillman
State of
Michigan
Clare
Grant and
Hatton
Clare County
Glen Poet
James Allen
Clare County Savings Bank
Béatrice Lange
City of
Fred C. Schroder
Joseph Hisenhauer
Vincent Hisenhauer
Paul J. Mance
Fred Siegle
Justice Court
Lulu Murphy
Ida Rose
Clare Titus
Paat
Chancery
Lewis Ingraham
Angeline Ingraham
Jessie B. Brasington
Clifford L. Brasington
Valeria Froehlich
Next Friend
Charles V. Froehlich
Harriet Louise Pond
Fred Pond, Jr
Helen L. McGowen
Gerald D. McGowen
Edward Hanel
M. J. Ingold
Martha Ingold
All American Fur Farm
A Corp
Citizens State Bank
State Mutual Roddedice Insurance Co
Julia Reaume
Adeline Bessey
Bill
Wesley Charette
Levon Charette
Frank S. Salter
W. A. Simpson
Frank S.salter
Mary &. Fuller
Lake Windover Co
Mary E. Fuller
Maud Young
Brose H. Young
John Workman
Winterfield
Chet Sprague
Orris- Penrose
Levi Cimmerer
Ortho Boulton
Harrison
Fred Frank
Wm. Myers
F. M. Myers
Arthur
Geo. F. Hall
Franklin
Lewis Presley
Freeman
Fred Cosgrove
Frost
Matthew Scott
Garfield
Chas
Vandenbergh
Grant
Leo Bruce
Greenwood
Gale Switzer
Hamilton
Ray Houghton
Linwton Jesse
Hayes
John King
Lincoln
Roy Kress
Redding
Bryan Miller
Sheridan
Ephriam
Briggs
Summerfield
Ronald Barton
Surrey
Frank Kirby
Dave Woolston
Istward
Postal Workers Picnic At Bass Lake Michigan
The annual Postal Workers picnic will be at Bass Lake near Vestaburg on Sunday August 14. The event welcomes all postal employees with representation from multiple counties including Wayne Ingham Eaton Kent Ionia Montcalm Midland Isabella Clare Saginaw and Gratiot. The Saginaw Post Office Band and other entertainers will perform. attendance is invited for all service staff from postmaster to janitor.
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Bass Lake
Vestaburg
Michigan
Wayne
Ingham
Eaton
Kent
Ionia
Montcalm
Midland
Isabella
Clare
Saginaw
Gratiot
Postal Service
CG. H.redman
Sec
Robinet t Reunion at Atwood Grove Arthur Township
The eighteenth annual Robinett reunion will take place on Sunday August 24 at the Atwood grove in Arthur township. Mrs. J. C. Newman, See Rexall Factory-to-You sale now going onady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Grove
Arthur Township
Splendid Interest at Clare Baptist Church Services
The Clare Baptist Church enjoyed notable attendance last Sunday with Miss Susan Walsh introducing Rev. Frank Loomis of Grand Rapids who spoke in his pulpit debut. Mrs. Edna Fuller led piano and sang with Miss Walsh, and Rev. A D Telcher of Grand Rapids delivered a charts aided talk on dispensations. Next Sunday Rev Hendrich of Eagle preaches at ten o clock with Rev Telcer continuing the evening talk at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Baptist Church
Susan Walsh
Frank Loomis
Grand Rapids
Hdna Fuller
Mt. Pleasant
Telder
Hendrich
The
Eagle
Telcer
Taft Memorial Highway Meet Set for August 25
A regional Taft Memorial Highway meeting will be held Monday August 29 1932 at Johnsons Rustic Tavern Houghton Lake Michigan. Delegations from six states Michigan Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Florida are urged to attend with speakers including Sergeant Alvin York and Michigan officials. Dinner at 6 pm followed by a business session and entertainment hosted by the Houghton Lake Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
Houghton Lake
Mich
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Alvin ©. York
Taft Memorial Highway Organization
W. L. Park
Clare
Wm. A. Bahike
Alma
Carl Holbrook
Glare
W. French Grubb
Chattanooga
Ten
Miss Hattie Hardy
Chamber of Commerce
Albany
Frank Switalski
Cincinnati
Detroit Fireman Visits Local Organization At Clare
Blake J. Small of Company 57 Detroit fire department spent his vacation at Lake George and attended Clare fire department’s Monday meeting. He shared tips on rope use ladder placement and extension ladder handling, earning a warm reception and a standing invitation to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake J. Small
Co. 57
Detroit
Lake George
Clare Fire Department
Gradual rise in deposits boosts bank reopening plan
The Clare County Savings Bank deposits increased by 23459.41 in the week Aug 4 10 reaching 719894.60 plus county funds as reorganization enthusiasm grows with 2000 out of state and Canadian depositors joining. Victor Waine 19 Skandia served 50 days jail for possessing and shipping beaver pelts during the closed season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Savings Bank
United States
Canada
New York
Vancouver
Worida
Texas
California
Victor Waine
Skandia
Marquette County
Sheridan Pioneer George Schunk Dies After Brief Illness
George Martin Schunk born December 9 1857 at Dewitt Michigan died August 8 1932 at age 74 years 7 months 29 days after a brief illness. He moved with his father to Clare County in 1871 and settled on section 16 Sheridan Township. He married Sarah Carr September 17 1880 and lived on the family farm. They had two children a daughter Mrs Bruce Williams and a son Stanley. He and his wife observed their fifty first anniversary September 17 1931. He leaves his wife a daughter a son six grandchildren one grandson who died thirteen years ago five great grandchildren one sister Mrs Kate Metten Coleman four nieces one nephew and many friends. Services were held Thursday afternoon at the home conducted by Rev. (Continued on Page Five).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin Schunk
Joseph
Esther Schunk
Dewitt
Michigan
Clare County
Section 16
Sheridan Township
George
Sarah Carr
Midland
Midh
Sheridan
Bruce Williams
Schunk Homestead
Stanley
Kate Metten
Coleman
Truck Owners Plan Meeting In Clare Next Thursday
A Michigan Motor Transport Association meeting for truck owners and shippers will be held in Clare next Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the S A Wilkinson store. The ad warns of heavy highway taxes and a legislative fight in 1933 and urges attendees to learn facts now before lawmakers act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Motor Transport Association
Clare
S. A. Wilkinson
Michigan
Texas
Kansas
Kentucky
Highway Reopens Between St Johns and Lansing After Repairs
The state highway department reopened U 827 between St Johns and Lansing last Saturday. The 1.25 mile stretch, still unpaved, had been closed due to dangers from ditch edges and a Chandler marsh sink hole. Water-pressure methods and pipe drainage were used to address muck before reopening to traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Lansing
State Highway Department
Chandler Marsh
Two Cars Crash On Main Street Sunday Evening
An auto owned by Chas Cruson of Royal Oak and another driven by Roy Pifer collided on Main Street between 6th and 7th streets as both traveled south. Eye witnesses say Cruson attempted to pass and cut in too quickly triggering the crash. Both cars left the road, damaged shade trees, and occupants escaped with only a severe shake-up. The Chevrolet coach was badly wrecked while the Cruson Plymouth coupe suffered less damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cruson
Royal Oak
Roy Pifer
Mclwan Street
Welfare workers urged to contribute service through home economics groups
State advisory council backs a movement for all engaged in home economics extension or interested to contribute via clothing clinics and supervising canning of surplus garden products. Miss Edne V. Smith leads the effort with plans for county executive committees and a scholarship fund for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edne V. Smith
Miss Smith
St Charles Church to Hold Annual Chicken Dinner in Leaton
St Charles church at Leaton will serve its annual chicken dinner Sunday August 14 from 12 30 pm until all are served. Price 50 cents. Everyone welcome. Dance at the Wigwam Coldwater Lake oldtime Thursday nights Men 2 be ladies free Saturday round 20 cents per person Sunday young park plan 4813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Church
Leaton
Coldwater Lake
Father and Son Set for Doherty Hotel Trophy Final
Twin Elms Golf Club hosts the Doherty Hotel Trophy semi finals with Leo Hampton to face his father, after Leo beat L B Hampton by two strokes and Fred Doherty edged O D Bayes in a rain soaked round. The 36 hole final will be played Friday and Sunday afternoons with both players completing 18 holes each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms Golf Club
Fred Doherty
Leo Hampton
O. D. Bayes
L B.hampton
Hampton
Leo
Twin Hims
Mutt Show Adds Luster to Michigan State Fair
The Michigan State Fair and Exposition announces a mutt show featuring 2000 non pedigreed dogs and a fife and drum corps contest with $1000 in awards. The events run September 4 to 16, with Young Michigan Day on September 6 and expect 50,000 veterans and 100,000 children in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State
Fabr
Washington
Virginia Beach
Atlantic Coast
Pere Marquette
Ice Cream Social by the Ladies Aid at the Church
The Ladies Aid of the Hagle will serve ice cream with cake at the church parish social Friday evening. Dishes cost 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid of the Hagle
Dance Night Promised by the L. O. L.
The L. O. L. announces a public dance in their hall on Thursday evening in August 1825. Couples receive sandwiches and coffee served on the side.
Spicer Family Reunion Held in Sheridan
The eighth annual Spicer reunion took place Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Orvis in Sheridan. Sixty relatives attended, sharing a potluck lunch under the trees before a brief business session retained the same officers. The next gathering was set for Beaverton at Geo Spicer’s home on the last Thursday in July, with attendees traveling from Marine City and Beaverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Eugene Orvis
Geo, Spicer
Beaverton
Fred Becker
Virginia Becker
Marine City
Mich
Lois and
Garmon Calhoun
Oran Spicer
Sink emerges as major contender in Michigan lieutenant race
Following Theo dore A. Thompson's withdrawal, Charles A. Sink er gains momentum in the Michigan Lt. Governor race. Sink, a ten year veteran of the state legislature and Ann Arbor civic leader, receives Thompson supporters and broad campaign backing from Martin J. Mol in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Thompson
Williamston
Charles A. Sinker
Sink
Michigan
Thompson
W. E. Currie Weighs Florida Bank Experiences and Reopenings
In a letter to the Clare Sentinel, W E Currie shares his observations from two Florida banks. He recounts the First National Bank of St. Petersburg’s collapse after overextending on real estate loans and the receiver system. He describes his dealings to recover deposits and notes two 10 percent payments over about three years. He also mentions the Bank of Pasco County in Dade City, noting its closing after Tampa’s bank failure and the manager preparing withdrawal forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare’ Sentinel
Clare County Savings Bank
Florida
First National Bank
St. Petersburg
Tyne
Bank of
Pasco County
Dade City
Tampa
Bank of Pasco County
Clare
Price
Ideal Theatre Double Feature Opens With Wide Roster
The Ideal Theatre presents a double feature Thurs to Fri featuring The Broken Wing and Beauty and the Boss with Marion Marsh. Sat to Sun adds The Range Feard and The Lost Squadron with Buck Jones and Richard Dix. A special Sunday program highlights Elizabeth Sue Brodie, a 12 year old Detroit star, plus three orchestras and inspirational music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
Lupe Veles
Marion Marsh
Sat
Buck Jones
Sun
Mon
Richard Dix
Rio -Dolorés del Rio
Old Mexico
Elizabeth Sue Brodie
Detroit
Forty-Nine Attend Baker Family Reunion at Archambault Home
The second annual Baker reunion gathered forty nine relatives at the Archambault residence on Sunday August 7. Attendees include Chas David Krank Wild Wilson Archambault McPhail Walters Mitchell House Essman Dudley and Monna Royce. A birth Celia Maxine to Otis and Mrs McPhail was noted. The group planned to meet next year at Dawson's gravesite on the first Sunday in August. Rexall Pactory-to-You sale advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Archambault
Chas
David
Krank Wild
Jack Wilson
Bob Archambault
John McPhail
von Walters
Jennings Archambau
Monna Royce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robinett
J. C. Newman
Rexall
Ady
Wilber .M. Brucker
Paul Voorhies
Ania
S D. Tile.gerald
SUM
Sheridan Fioneer
George Schunk
Truck Association
Capitol City
I. E
Twin Elms
Orvis
Ann Arbo
Martin J. Mol
Ann Arbor
Erwin Prieskorn
American Legion
Republican Party
Charles A. Sink
W. E. Currie
Banks
Ideal Theatre
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