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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1939

Page

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Legion Post and Auxiliary Hold Christmas Party

The Legion Post and Auxiliary hosted their annual Christmas party at the Clare Community Building Auditorium with attendees from Farwell and Harrison. A lively program featured Iyone Gorr, with performances by Martha Ann and Neen Parent, Marilyn Masten, Earl H. Ireland, and others, followed by Santa's gift distribution and refreshments.

American Legion Post American Legion Auxiliary Clare Farwell and Harrison Iyone Gorr América Douglas Masten Martha Ann Neen Parent Marilyn Masten Earl H. Ireland Wilbur Jr Willard Ireland Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Alexander A. Wylie Mr. Greenfield Roberta Creguer Pusay Moss Ilene Parent Donald F. Giers Thomas Creguer Margaret Rose Gillespie Marguerite Creguer Ira Smith Rose Marie Badger Santa Santa Claus Emil Giers

All City Mail To Be Delivered Saturday P M

The note explains Saturday afternoon delivery for all city mail and urges use of Special Delivery stamps for Christmas Day delivery. No regular post office deliveries or window service on Christmas Day. mail will be dispatched as usual and special delivery mail will be delivered promptly.

Kiwanis Club Exercises Year End Business

The Clare Kiwanis Club met at Hotel Doherty for a business meeting after dinner. Harold Fleming led a training session for 1940 officers and committee chairmen. Harry Wakefield of Mt. Pleasant attended as a guest during the final 1939 board meeting.

Kiwanis Club Doherty Clare Kiwanis Club Harold Fleming Harry Wakefield Mt. Pleasant

Former Hinkleville Lady Dies in Saginaw

Annie Haynes longtime Hinkleville resident dies at home in Saginaw Monday evening. Survived by two sons John and Myron of Saginaw two daughters Lillian Kohler Lizzie Bloom and Gertrude Whaley all of Saginaw seven grandchildren one brother Wm McIntosh Birch Run two sisters Mary Starkweather Birch Run and Lillie Hehn Mt Morris. Funeral held Thursday at Case's Undertaking Parlors with interment at Roselawn Memorial Cemetery.

Gordon McIntosh Ihe Annie Haynes Saginaw Birch Run Mary Starkweather Lillie Hehn Mt. Morris Case’s Undertaking Roselawn Memorial Cemetery

Open Installation Planned by Mason Lodge No 404

John Q Look Lodge No 404 F and A M will hold an open installation on December 27 with outgoing Worshipful Master Stanley L Masten presiding. Incoming officers include Rev Albert Dawe as Worshipful Master and Charles A Perry as Senior Warden among others.

John Q. Look Stanley L. Masten Albert Dawe Charles A. Perry James M. Langstone Delbert W. Osborn Alexander E. Wylie John R. Empey Kenneth Hendrie Edward Roach Chalmer C. Brown John L. Redabaugh Russel Thurston John Davy Tyler James W. Seil

Christmas Musical Delights Clare School Tuesday Evening

Clare Senior and Junior High School presented a Christmas program to a large audience. The chorus numbers solos and the Boys and Girls Glee Club impressed, followed by a one act play In the Light of the Star. Lighting effects enhanced the production with themes by Speare Greenfield and Le Roux.

Clare Bethlehem John B. Speare Gesu Bambino Phyllis Sherwood Donald Woolston Adeste Fideles Richard Greenfield Herbert Burnham William Leesh Anthony York Lloyd Callihan Humphrey Burnham John Hall Samuel Pruffles Harold Brooks Henry Rogers Chester Richard Amy Rogers Mavis Kennedy Ron Peterson Geraldine le Roux

Holiday goodwill greeting from the publishers

The message thanks readers for cordial relations and extends season’s wishes to the public and their households. It emphasizes a year round spirit of good will between the newspaper and its patrons and expresses hope for a prosperous year ahead.

Michigan Banks Loan 280 Million in Six Months

American Bankers Association figures show Michigan commercial banks issued 425000 loans totaling 280 million dollars to businesses and individuals in the first half of 1939, with 410000 renewals totaling 315 million. Open lines of credit stood at 100.9 million, but only 22.1 million was drawn by June 30.

Michigan Ogures American Bankers ‘Association Wolverine Detroit

Municipal Christmas Tree Beautifies Clare City Lawn

Clare unveils its first municipal Christmas Tree in several seasons. Donated by Walter H. Badger of Farwell, the tree stands on the Clare Community Building lawn and is decorated for the holidays. The Clare American Legion Post and city officials thank the donor for the gift.

Clare Clare American Legion Post Airés Walter H. Badger Farwell Post Badger

Clare Coordinating Council Meeting At City Library

The Clare Coordinating Council held its second meeting at the Clare Public Library last Monday evening with representatives from twenty two member organizations in attendance. Willard Bicknell presided as president as groups including churches schools lodges veterans groups, civic clubs, and youth organizations discussed council work and group activities.

Clare Clare Public Library Willard Bicknell St. Cecilia’s Catholic Church St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Clare Church of God First Baptist First Congregational Church First Methodist Church Clare Masonic Lodge Clare Odd Fellows Lodge Clare Eastern Star Chapter Clare American Legion Post Clare American Legion Auxiliary Unit Clare Sons of the American Legion Squadron Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Clare Chamber of Commerce Clare Kiwanis Club Clare Red and Gun Club Clare Study Club Clare Good Literature Club Clare Firemen’s Association Clare Boy Scouts Clare Girl Scouts

Organ Dedication Recital Fills Church For Memorial Gift

The Methodist Church hosted an organ dedication and recital Sunday evening. The Everett Greatron organ, a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holbrook, honors the ministry of Rev. Wallace W. Hurd who served Glare Church from 1927 to 1930 and died October 20, 1937. Superintendent Rev. W. Maylan Jones voiced gratitude. The Senior choir performed Thanks be to God, with guest organist Mrs. Cecil Visser and vocalist Mrs. John Empey offering two pieces.

Everett Greatron Donald Holbrook Wallace W. Hurd Glare Hurd W. Maylan Jones Big Rapids Cecil Visser Briggs Street Evangelical Grand Rapids John Empey Divine Redeemer

Well Known Stevenson Lake Resident Oscar Penslar Dies

Oscar Penslar long time Stevenson Lake resident died Monday night at his sister Mrs Ireisa home in Detroit He lived at Mauke ranch cabin at the lake corner and was known locally as Oscar He cherished a friendly welcome to visitors and fishermen at the lake leaving many friends who will miss him.

Stevenson Lake Detroit Oscar Penslar Mauke Ranch Paul Ireisa Penslar Oscar

Butcher cattle wanted at Young and Beighner Market

Young and Beighner Meat Market seeks cattle for purchase. Vendor inquiries welcome by phone and in person at the shop location.

Former Clare Publisher Opens Law Office

Don W. Canfield, former Clare publisher and member of the Michigan Public Utilities Commission, Michigan Public Service Commission, and Interstate Commerce Commission Joint Board, opens a law office at 2008 Olds Tower in Lansing. He will practice before interstate and state utility commissions.

CLARE State Commissions OPENS+LAW OFFICE Don W. Canfield Michigan Public Utilities Commission Michigan Public Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Olds Tower Lansing Canfield Clare Courier

Thompson Family Welcomes Fourth Generation Baby Judy Lou

Mr and Mrs L H Thompson announce the birth of a daughter to Mrs Thompson's granddaughter and husband Louis Fulcher of Alma at Smith Memorial Hospital. The girl Judy Lou weighed six pounds and both mother baby are doing well. Thompson and Mrs Thompson now have four living generations in the family.

L. H. Thompson

Francis Jackson Named County Chairman for Infantile Paralysis Drive

Francis Jackson of Clare Michigan is appointed county chairman to lead Clare County’s 1940 campaign to raise funds for infantile paralysis. Abner B. Larned state chairman urges residents to participate, with 60 percent staying in county for care of sufferers. contact Mr. Jackson at Clare.

Francis Jackson Clare County Clare Michigan Abner EB. Larned Larned Jackson

Christmas Mail Deliveries Notice From The Sentinel

The Sentinel states there will be no mail deliveries on Christmas Day. It urges readers to mail letters and news items by Tuesday to help ensure the paper reaches subscribers on schedule.

the Sentinel

Bill Wilson and Tony Branigan Injured in Car Crash

Bill Wilson 29 of this city sustained serious head injuries and Tony Branigan 68 of Parnell Route 2 had minor head cuts when a horse crossed a curve and forced their car into a ditch six miles northwest of Clare Saturday night. Wilson required four stitches and faced concerns of skull fracture. X rays at Mt. Pleasant hospital found no internal injuries. Wilson rests at home with severe headaches but is recovering.

BE. W Bill) Wilson Tony Branigan Parnell Clare Wilson Mt. Pleasant Bill

Christmas Matinee Draws Over Four Thousand at Clare Ideal

Jas Olson of the Clare Ideal Theater hosted two thousand Clare county pupils for a Little Lord Fauntleroy matinee. Upper and lower grade students from Harrison and surrounding counties attended on Tuesday and Wednesday, using eighteen rural and city buses. Attendance from Clare and neighboring counties exceeded four thousand through Thursday, highlighting community support for the event.

Harrison School Clare County Clare Olson

State Officials Subject to New Income Tax Law

Giles Kavanagh announces thousands of new taxpayers added to Michigan list under Public Salary Tax Act of 1939. Public school teachers, state and county officials, and city executives must pay income tax. Married couples combining state incomes, exemptions, forms 1040 or 1040 4, due by March 15 1940. forms available after January 5 1940 from Detroit IRS office.

Giles Kavanagh Internal Revenue District of Michigan Michigan Collector of Internal Revenue Detroit Mich

Legion Meeting Delivers Initiation for Eight Candidates

Local American Legion Post in Clare hosted a large meeting at the Clare Community Building auditorium. Eight candidates received the Ceremony of Initiation performed by Michigan’s leading Legion Degree Team and witnessed by state officials. Visitors included Lansing Forty and Eight members and delegations from Coleman and Mt. Pleasant Posts.

American Legion Clare Community American’ Legion Michigan Ingham la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux Lansing Wilmot Carpenter Farwell Elmus 3B. Conn Harrison John R. Empry Clare Frank H. Freeman Paul J. Lentner William I. Phillips Arthur P. Trnka Flint Earl C. Wilson Dunlop Langing Coleman Mt. Pleasant Rosebush Lake George Everett de Ryke Milan Carl H. Goetz Monroe Lear J. Doherty G. #. Thrun

Glare Homes and Shops Beautiful at Christmastime

Clare residents dress homes with wreaths lights and trees for a festive season. Store windows display gifts for Christmas shoppers and travelers visiting the town. The decorations reflect local spirit and a cheerful Yuletide greeting to residents and visitors.

Glare Clare

Clare residents to give Christmas gifts to explosion victims

People from Clare organize a Monday Christmas gift drive for the Donald Quinn family who lost furniture and clothing in an Mt. Pleasant explosion after moving from Clare. Donors are asked to leave items at the Clare Hi- Speed Co service station on North McEwan Street by Saturday night for Christmas delivery.

Donald Quinn Mt. Pleasant Clare Clare Hi- Speed Company North McEwan Street

Prize steer on display at Young and Feighner Meat Market

Young and Feighner will display an eight month old six hundred pound Short horn Durham prize steer raised by Floren Pudtway of Sheridan township. The steer will be dressed and on show in their window this weekend and cut up for sale next week offering patrons choice native beef for Yuletide and New Year’s Week.

Young Feighner Durham Floren Pudtway Sheridan Township

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