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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

Page

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Circuit Court in Session at Harrison This Week

December term of the Clare County Circuit Court convened at Harrison before Judge Hart with a large docket of criminal cases. Hoyt Holtzlander and Zenith Holtzlander pled guilty to breaking and entering and faced prison terms. Abraham Solomon pleaded guilty to simple assault and received sixty days. Elmer Utter pleaded guilty to incest and drew five to ten years. George Lumley’s case continued.

Clare County Circuit Court Harrison Hart Hoyt Holtzlanden Zenith Holtzlander Hilton Carpell Freeman Township Big Rapids Hoyt Holtzlander Jackson Yonia Reformatory Abraham Solomon Hayes Township Bernard Hill People Elmer Utter Grant Township The George Lumley

Thanksgiving Festival Draws Packed House in Clare Churches

The three Methodist churches Farwell Herrick and Clare hosted a Thanksgiving Get Together in Clare on Nov 22 attracting 1175 attendees. Mrs Leah Gordon led planning. Mrs Mulder decorated. program narrated by Mrs Donald Holbrook featured recitations poems songs duets and a speech by Dr W W Thrall ending with gifts to Rev and Mrs Stanford.

Farwell Herrick Clare Mulder Leah Gordon Leta Gillespie Holden Snell Burd John Presley Clyde Allen Herrick Church Clock Davison Donald Holbrook Graham McWnamiee Norval Tibbits Mavis Kennedy Edgar Guest Little Loraine Sandra Schultz Harold Lockwood Meryl Graham Doris Gerow Mary Belle Hanlon

Spring Sur Prize On Family Thrus Witness Marriage

Aster Dunkle and Leonard Preston wed at 2 00 PM in Gladwin at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev Grant L Jordan officiating. Witnesses included Mrs G L Jordan and Mrs Sarah Sisco. Seventeen relatives and friends attended a Thanksgiving dinner afterward. The couple will reside with the bride’s father Myron Dunkle for a period.

M. Dunkle Bertha Lake Bert Preston Marion Dunkie Aster Dunkle Leonard Preston Gladwin Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Grant L. Jordan G L. Jordan Sarah Sisco Mrs. Preston Myron Dunkle

Talented Chalk Artist to Appear Here Next Week

The Clare Baptist church hosts Pastor P. H. Kadey of the Flint Gospel Assembly for a series of chalk art evenings Monday through Friday next week. Kadey will swiftly draw scenes tied to songs and modern life, followed by chart talks on topics including the beginning of things and the last days. He will also present sketches for students at Mt Pleasants High School and Clare Public School.

P. H. Kadey Flint Baptist Church The Clare Baptist Church Flint Gospel Assembly Mr. Kadey America Kadey Sin God Katey Mt. Pleasant High School Clare Public School Farwell Public School

Young Couple Speaks Vows At Rectory Monday

Miss Marjorie Dwyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harl Dwyer and Arthur Thayer son of Mr and Mrs Chester Thayer were married Monday evening at eight o'clock at the rectory of St Cecilias church Rev Stanley Morrison officiated Attendants were groom's sister Mrs Dorothy Bauder and bride's brother Raymond Dwyer A wedding dinner followed at the Perry farm half a mile south of Clare They will make their home here Debutant graduate of Clare high class of 36 and groom a 1932 graduate who studied at Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant

Marjorie Dwyer Harl Dwyer Arthur Thayer Chester Thayer Vernon St. Cecilia Church Stanley Morrison Dorothy Bauder Raymond Dwyer Clare Perry Farm Clare High Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant

Classified liner in the Clare Sentinel promises value

A brief promo notes that placing a classified liner in the Clare Sentinel yields greater value for money and strong results for advertisers.

Clare Sentinel

C C Barnes to Address Clare Chamber Meeting

The Clare Chamber of Commerce December meeting will be at Barnes Cafe on Monday December 9. A dinner starts at 6 30 p m with a German Band arranged by Kitchin. C C Barnes registrar of Central State Teachers College Mt Pleasant will speak. Tickets from Kyle McKinnon Lawrence Jackson and John B Doherty.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Barnes’ Cafe Kitchin Clare High School H. D. Kennedy C. C. Barnes Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant Barnes Clare Kyle McKinnon Lawrence Jackson John B. Doherty

Campaign 10 Push Complete Paving U S 10

Letters from the Michigan State Highway Department discuss a push to finish concrete paving on U S 10 from Clare west to Custer. Officials note potential $23 million for Michigan relief highway work and outline current projects including a Northwesterly relocation from Farwell and gravel sections to be paved.

State Highway Department Roscoe Conkling Fitch Mason-Manistée-Lake and Oceana Counties Association Greater Detroit Ludington-Mason County Association U.S . 10 Clare West Ewart Reed City Baldwin Custer Col Rogeoe Conkling Fitch Detroit-Leland Hotel Mich Colonel Fitch VanWagoner U. S Washington Michigan U. S. 10 Farwell Murray D. Vanwagoner Roscoe Conkling Fitch Detroit-Leland US-10 Michigan State Digest

Prenatal Care Standards Outlined by Tri County Health

The Tri County Health Unit outlines minimum prenatal care standards urging expectant mothers to consult a doctor for a complete physical exam. It recommends checking heart, lungs, kidneys, digestion, tonsils, teeth, thyroid, blood pressure, weight, and measurements. Continued on page seven.

Pretty Davy Home Wedding Unites Jane Davy and John Keschman

Miss Jane Davy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Davy marries John J. Keschman of Alma Michigan in a morning ceremony at the Davy home. Rev Joseph Kennedy officiates with Maid of Honor Miss Jeamr Glertim and Best Man John Davy. A wedding dinner for 25 follows at the Gleason home.

Local Couple Weds in Coleman on Thanksgiving Day

Miss Evelyn Shively and Jay Hendrie united in marriage November 28 at the Coleman Methodist parsonage with Rev. Robinson officiating. Attendants were Miss Louise Morrison and Russell Glass of Clare. Guests included the bride’s parents, the groom’s mother, and several friends. The couple will reside in Coleman where Hendrie is employed by J. J. Green.

Evelyn Shively Jay Hendrie Methodist Parsonage Coleman Robinson Louise Morrison Russell Glass Clare Irven Shively Vernon Ethel Hendrie Virtue Howard Shively Francis Young Elizabeth, Lattimer Detroit W. Lattimer Clare High Our City Hendriedg J. J. Green

Mrs Rowland Arraigned On Conspiracy Charge

Mrs Elizabeth Rowland appeared before Judge Ray Hart in Harrison circuit court on a conspiracy charge tied to planning to kill or drown her two daughters Katherine Woodin and Virginia. She pled not guilty and sets trial for January 6, 1936 with a maximum five year sentence if convicted. Prosecutor Bowler cited delays awaiting county decisions on murder charges and a later conspiracy warrant.

Elizabeth Rowland Harrison Ray Hart Midland Katherine Woodin Virginia Ferrin Rowland Rowland Bowler Oakland County Youngs Atty Theo. G. Bowler

Death of Harrison businessman Eilis G Hughes at 64

Harrison mourns the sudden passing of Eilis George Hughes age 64 on November 28 1935 at his home. Born July 2 1871 in Plymouth Michigan he moved to Harrison as a boy and with twin Elmer opened Hughes Brothers general store forty seven years ago. He leaves Bertha Bowen two brothers Elmer and Harold Wheldon Hillis Henry and three sons.

Harrison Eilis George Hughes Wilis George Hughes Plymouth Michigan Ellis G Bertha Bowen Ithaca Harold, Wheldon Hillis Henry Mr. Hughes John J. Carton Lodge A. M Order of Eastern Stars Bay City Mystic Shrine Hughes Brothers Hughes Hlmer J

Holiday Special at Shumway's Beauty Parlors

Holiday offer runs Monday to Friday with permanent waves 5.00, zlo tone and Helene Curtis products discounted to 4.00 at Shumway's Beauty Parlors.

Zlotone Helene Curtis Shumway

Sub-District Rally At Clare Church Draws Delegates

Epworth League sub district meeting at Clare Church Monday evening drew 125 people with delegates from Beaverton Gladwin Mt Pleasant Sanford Breckenridge and Averill. Balloons candy and a 6 pm pot luck supper followed a program in the auditorium. Dr Thrall Big Rapids presented a reading from Dickens Christmas Carol. Averilla Sanford League will host the February meeting.

Clare Church Epworth League Clare Beaverton Gladwin Mt. Pleasant Sanford Breckenridge Averill Dr. Thrall Big Rapids Dicken Averilla Sanford League

Federal Writers Project Under Way in Clare

Kenneth R. Ruble, recently moved from Mis-saukee County WPA, heads Clare’s Federal Writers Project. The aim is a Michigan American Guide section on Clare with twenty one topics including topography flora fauna ethnography and education. Cooperation from Clare and nearby communities is essential for regional benefits.

Kenneth R. Ruble Missaukee County WPA Federal Writers Project Clare Ruble

Bride united in home ceremony with Kanaar

A quiet wedding took place Wednesday evening November 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Hachmuth.June Francis became the bride of Benjamin Kanaar in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev George Stanford. The couple were joined by immediate family and attended by bridesmaids and best man, with a luncheon following.

Frank Hachmuth June Francis Benjamin Kanaar George Stanford Donald Holbrook Clare Albert Kanaar Henry Hachmuth Amanda Hachmuth Comstock Park Ruby Dines Gena Cedar Springs Johanna Kanaar Saginaw

District Legion Convention in Clare Declared Success

The Tenth District American Legion and Auxiliary annual convention in Clare received broad praise for cooperation and organization. The business meetings were led by Alfred Hanson and Jane Mason, with new district officials introduced, a parade through Clare, and a well timed banquet with speeches by Edward G. Johnston and others. Mayor attendance noted.

American Legion and American Legion Clare Legionnnaire Legion Alfred Hanson Grayling Marion Methodist Church Jane Mason Blanchard Margaret Dawson West Branch Mio Clare Post Mio Post George Stanford Tast Jay O. Bellinger Conrad Walker Tibbits Edward G. Johnston Johnston

Resettlement program aims to place 40 families on farms

Acting on instructions from Clare County Resettlement Office at Harrison, the program will take 40 families off welfare and set them up as self sustaining farmers. The County Welfare Commission will screen applicants, with the goal of giving families a real chance to return to farming. Small subsistence grants, followed by loans for livestock and equipment, will support initial transition, with farm management plans and close supervision. If clients fail to meet expectations they will be dropped from the program.

Lansing Clare County Resettlement Office Harrison County Welfare Commission Welfare Commissioner Resettlement Office Resettlement Administration County Welfare Commissions Herman, G.walt Clare County

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Circuit Court Mrs City C. OF Barnes Cafe Murray H. C. Coons Tri-County Health Unit L. E. Davy Jane Davy John Keschman John J. Keschman Alma Marian Lodewyk Mildred Bretz Dorothy Duncan Davy Joseph Kennedy First Presbyterian Church Mt. Clemen Jane Jeamr”Glertim Hastings John Davy Leon Gleason Keschman Crigier 8Th Street Michigan State College John Comsumers Power Company Agnes Hannah Keschman Clemens Paul Bretz Bourke Lodewyk Mr. Pleasant Wayne Grimn Whittemore Paxton Apartment East Fourth Street Hart Mon Ellis G. Hughes Francis Hachmuth Vera Peterson McEwan Street Adv
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