Father and Son Duel for Golf Cup at Twin Elm Links
At Twin Elm Golf Links near Clare the elderly Leo Hampton and his son battled in a final round that drew rivals and fans. The event, sponsored by Hotel Doherty, pitted family against family as Ma Hampton urged both to persevere. The first nine ended 44 for father and 43 for son, the second nine 46 to 40, and the final five holes produced par and a birdie apiece for a total round of 39.
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Clare
U. S. 27
Twin Elm
Clare County
Elmer Anderson
Mortimer Gallagher
A. B. Wylie
Doherty
I. E. Hampton
Leo
Ma” Hampton
Father
Son
Primary ballot names trimmed for unopposed candidates
Michigan law allows removing unopposed party nominees from the primary ballot. Clare County Republicans Miles M. Callaghan and Allen E. Stebbins, along with other unopposed nominees, will not appear on the primary ballot but will be listed in the November General Election ballots. Certificates of Nomination have been issued by the county to these candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henderson
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
Clare County
Miles M. Callaghan
Wm. A. Henderson
Leo J. Gampeau
Gerald B. Lamb
Arthur D. Johnson
Allen E. Stebbins
Atherton L. Rogers
Francis Jackson
Fred Geiger
Fred GC. Sanford
L. A. Gamble Announces Move to Callihan Garage
Notice to motorists states L A Gamble is now located in the Callihan garage and gas station on East 4th Street for general automobile repair ing. He pledges to maintain high quality work and welcomes both old friends and new customers to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callihan
East 4Th Street
L. A. Gamble
Relic 1778 U S Treasury Bill Reported by Resident
Robt Archambault of the first ward reports to The Sentinel that he owns a rare 1778 U S treasury bill stamped by George Washington as good for eight Spanish dollars. The note bears Washingtons signature and claims to be valid currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Archambault
First Ward
The
Sentinel
U. S. Treasury
George Washington
Meeting of Farmers and Milk Producers
A meeting will be held at Duncan's hall on Tuesday August 23 at 8 00 p m. to organize a Milk Producers Association to work in unity for a better price for milk. Plan on being there. Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan’s Hall
Milk Producers Association
Quiet Mt Pleasant wedding unites Deller and Kanarr
Miss Elizabeth Deller and Mr. Benjamin Kanarr of Clare connect in a Tuesday August 16, 1932 ceremony at Mt. Pleasant Michigan. The couple, from Brown Corners and Clare, plan to repair the Maxwell place for their future home after Deller returned from Ann Arbor studies and Kanarr finished school. They attended dances at Wigwam Coldwater Lake with typical 1930s prices for admission and park events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Deller
Benjamin Kanarr
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Deller
Walter Deller
Clare
Ann Arbor
Brown Corners
Kanarr
Wm. Kanarr
Elizabeth
Clare High School
Maxwell Place
Homie
Fire Destroys Large Barn on Eberhardt Farm Near City
A major rural blaze at the Ralph Eberhardt farm two miles east of town destroyed a large joint barn complex 40 by 84 joined with 30 by 80. Three men escaped burned shirts as flames spread through hay grain and equipment. One horse and several pigs died. Estimated losses exceed $7,000 with only small insurance. Ackerman Brooks threshing outfit lost its separator valued at about $1,000. Rural fire units arrived too late to save additional structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eberhardt
Ackerman and Brooks Threshing
State Legion Meet Set for Kalamazoo Convention
Michigan American Legion and Auxiliary plan a August 21 to 23 convention in Kalamazoo with events at Burdick and Park American hotels. Governor Brucker will attend. Sunday features drum corps contest and memorial service. Monday parade expected to draw 30 000. officials include Lesle F. Kergen and Mary Ripley. Continuous coverage on Page Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Department
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Kalamazoo
S. Kenneth Shull
Burdick Hotel
Legion
Park American Hotel
Auxiliary
W. O. Bostervelt
Wilber M. Brucker
Legionnaire
Western State Teachers College
Brucker
Lesle F. Kergen
Bay City
Auxiliary Department
Mary Ripley
Sea
Cadillac Post
Muskegon Post
Germany
Legion State Convention
Masonic Temple
Legion Convention
Notice on invalid coupons and late-book policies
Coupon bookholders are notified that service coupons are void after September 1, 1932. Books purchased after August 16, 1982 will not be honored. Address: 4412 Greater Service Garage.
Grangers to Hold Big Meeting at Reed City Saturday
One of the season’s standout events will convene at the Tourist Camp Reed City Osceola county on Saturday August 20. National Master Taber will attend and Patrons of Husbandry from nearby counties are expected to attend to greet him. All Grange members within driving distance are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Osceola County
Grange
Gas Explosion Wrecks Interior of Hanley House
A natural gas explosion during pipe testing ripped through the Hanley residence on the county line. Mrs. Hanley and Mr. Hanley were unharmed aside from minor injuries, but the home suffered extensive damage including a torn floor, blown doors, and shattered windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley House
John Hanley
Reorganization Plans Nearing Completion for Clare County Bank
The Depositors Committee focuses on stock placement as Clare County Savings Bank moves toward reopening. Depositors urged to finalize decisions, as reopening hinges on remaining signatories and timely advice to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Savings Bank
Benefit Dance For Mt Vernon Baseball Team
A benefit dance will be held at Mt. Vernon Grange hall Friday night to raise funds for the local baseball team. Tickets are 25 cents for men and free for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Ice Cream Social At Browns Corners Ladies Aid
The Browns Corners Ladies Aid hosts an ice cream social at the Community House Friday evening. Cream and cake priced at 5 cents each, with proceeds likely for church or local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns Corners
Grangers of Five Counties Meet at Mt Pleasant
Five County Grange association gathering to be held at the Auditorium of Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant on Wednesday August 24. Events include executive meetings a mixer a Pomona lecture luncheon a welcome address by College President Warriner and a series of talks on politics farming and civic issues with discussions and an evening session of public questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Midland
C. S.T. College
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County Pomona
Isabella Pomona
Grange
Hon
C. Warriner
A. M
Jennings Archambault
W. J. Barnard
Don Lias
Mater Family Holds Reunion August Eleventh
The first Mater family reunion was held on the lawn of D. E. Mater's home on Hast 6th street. Relatives came from Marshall Nashville Jackson Traverse City Mint Toledo and Pontiac. Nashville was chosen as next year's meeting place.
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Mater
D. E. Mater
Hast 6Th Street
Marshall
Nashville
Jackson
Traverse City
Mint
Toledo
Pontiac
John Mater
Daniel
George Mater
Nashville, Mich
Pastor H. B. Johnson Returns for Sunday Pulpit
Rev. H. B. Johnson of the Congregational church returns from Mackinaw Island where he filled The Little Stone Church pulpit. He will preach here next Sunday and invites a large audience to hear his update and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Johnson
Congregational Church
Mackinaw Island
Little Stone
H. B
Oxford
Lost jewels buried on Gorr farm search event Thursday
All American Legion and Auxiliary members are invited to join a search for a buried box of jewels on Arleigh Gorr’s farm. The event is set for Thursday evening at 4 00 p m with a pass key and basket lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleigh Gorr
American Legion
Wheat and Rye Offer From Glare Elevator Co
We want your wheat and rye and will pay the highest market price. Bags furnished free and grain hauled directly from the machine at a surprising price. Call us at phone 56. There is no charge for shelling check. Glare Elevator Co.
Robinett Family Holds Eighteenth Annual Reunion
The eighteenth annual Robinett family reunion was held at Atwood's Grove in Arthur Township on Sunday August 14 with 182 attendees. Officers were re elected, a pot luck dinner was served, a short program followed, and relatives from several states attended. One death and ten births were recorded in the past year.
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Robinett
Atwood's Grove
Arthur Township
Mayo Robinett
Ruth
Eunice Robinett
Amanda Coats
Cole'an
Arlene
Emma Robinett
Stella
Vesta
Ellen Robinett
Frank Coats
Letha Barber
Flint
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Bronson
Angola
Ind
Terre Haute
Eden
Ohio
Coleman
Chesaning
Hamilton
J. C. Newman
Gladys Dale Dies at Reed City Home at 29
Mrs Gladys Dale aged twenty nine died Wednesday at Reed City Funeral services set for Saturday at Thurston Funeral Parlors with burial in Cherry Grove She was born Gladys Ruth Beale June 8 1904 in Wise township and later lived in Clare Coleman before moving to Reed City with her husband Hlwin Dale They leave behind twin babies five weeks old and her father Harnest Beale plus many relatives The babies are being cared for by Mr and Mrs James Grigg in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Dale
Reed City
Thurston
Cherry Grove
Gladys Ruth Beale
Wise Township
Clare High School
Hlwin Dale
A. Dale
Coleman
Clare
Dale
Wim. Billett
East Fourth Street
Harnest Beale
James Grigg
Sheridan
The Advance Grange Ice Cream Social At Him Grove Hall
The Advance Grange invites community members to an ice cream social at Him Grove Hall next Friday night the 26th. Tickets include ice cream cake and beverages. Proceeds support local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Grange
Him Grove
Ted
Corie
Bay City Group Boost Holbrook For Congress
A Bay City caravan of about twenty five cars led by the Poloski Band promoted Carl Holbrook, Clare County candidate for Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. He spoke on tariffs for beans and oil, sugar protection, and bank deposit safeguards, then thanked supporters and left Clare after a well received rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Holbrook
Clare County
Holbrook
Poloski
5Th
McEwan
Bay City
Federal Reserve System
Michigan
Cuba
Hawaii
Themployees Union
Clare
Holbrovers
Midland
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
10Th
Grange Picnic at Houghton Lake Draws Many Attendees
The Grange picnic on Thursday at Coffman on Houghton Lake attracted a large crowd. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Gee, Hall, the Arbuckle family with sons Roy and Les, and many others from area towns such as Petoskey, Jackson, and Detroit. A bountiful fish dinner, ice cream, cake with strawberries, boating, games, and bathing filled the afternoon.
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Grange
Coffman
Houghton Lake
Percy Hall
Gee
Hall
Robert Arbuckle
Roy
Lesey
Biden
Audry
Walter Nash
A. G
Donald
Thelma
Jennie
Mamie
John Nash
John Wesley
Kathern Kellar
Harvey Cooper
Ervin Nash
Dewayne and
Eldon
Sam Nash
Wendal
Bernadine Petoskey
Jennie Willis
Ruth
Wellington Tressier
Lydia Tressier
Ideal Theatre Double Feature and Cast Listings
The Ideal Theatre presents a Friday double feature Thure Sky S Birds starring Richard Arlen and Blonde Crazy with Joan Blondell, a Saturday Lightning Fier with a star cast, and a Sunday Monday program featuring a football drama about a mill hand turned college hero. Additional showings include But the Pressing Weak with Montgomery and Horton and a romance comedy, plus Crawford in Letty Lynton, Marsh in Merrily We Go to Hell, and a Rexall Factory to You sale advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thure
Sky S Birds
Richard Arlen
Joan Blondell
Sun
Ramon Novatrro
Robert Montgomery
Edward Everett Horton
Roimancé
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twin Elms Course
J. E. Hampton
Robert Archamboult
Meeting OF Farmers and Milk Producers
Ben Kanarr
Coldwater Lake
State Legion
Wilbur M. Bruckn
Grangers
Mater Family
Robinett Family
Thurston Funeral Home
Boost Holbrook
Congress
Ideal Theatre
Rexall
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