Clare Study Club sponsors holiday junior party in Clare
The Clare Study Club held its annual junior party Tuesday evening December 27 at the School Gymnasium. About 150 youths attended as the hall glowed with greens bells and balloons while the orchestra led by Curtis Hearns provided music. Hazel Sutton won the girl leader drawing. mayor John Wilson selected the winner by hat draw.
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Clare Study Club
Clare
University At
Ann Arbor
Mesdames Susan Hall
Mabel Hornton
Mary Green
Mabel Mulder
Sternaman
Jay Green
Carol McGuire
Clare Orchestra
Curtis Hearns
Warren Schaaf
Thos, Horton
Neal Elden Cornet
Clem Carey
Rule Cole
Mt. Pleasant
Clare County
John Nelson
Hazel Sutton
Bob Herrick
Maxine Jones
Hollis Walton
Hall
John Wilson
Dr. Mulder
Messrs
Green
McGuire
Clare Public School Faculty Scatter for Christmas Holidays
The Clare Public School faculty plan Christmas vacations with assignments across Michigan. Names include Miss Zona Duncan Traverse City Mys and Miss Grace Reagen Bay City among many others.
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Clare Public School
Zona Duncan
Traverse City
Mys
Stella Holden
Reed City
Mabel Reynolds
Jonia
Margaret Alexander
Ewart
Doris Gerow
Clare
Grace Reagen
Bay City
Eunice Stentz
Beatrice Secor
Hope
Marjorie Sanford
East Lansing
Louisa Rogers
Watervniet
Stella Lampman
Marion
Harry Wehby
Nepanee
Ind
Dorothy Ryan
Grand Rapids
Novin Osgood
Port Huron
Austin Bates
Hillsdale
Jean Glennm
Floyd -Alldread
Boyne
City
W. BH
Ticketor
Joseph
Fast
Ideal Theatre Schedule and Film Highlights
At the Ideal Theatre the lineup includes Jewel Robbery with Kay Francis and Wimmy Powell on Friday, Society Girl with Joan Blondell on Saturday, The Night of June 13th with Clive Brooks on Monday, and a mix of comedy and drama pages. Loretta Young stars in a daring maternity ward drama as a teaching film about life and reality. Children under 12 not admitted without parents.
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Kay Francis
Wim. Powell
Joan Blondell
Clive Brooks
Pitts and
Todd
Dues
Loretta Young
Oyster Supper at L.O.O.F. Hall Tonight
The Rebodyreque will host an oyster supper this evening December 30 at the L O O F hall. Serving starts at 5:80 p m and tickets are 25 cents for adults.
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L. O.O.F. Hall
Holiday Party Rules Hearts at Congregational Church
A Friday Christmas gathering at the Congregational church drew strong attendance with a full pot luck and children’s programs pleasing parents and friends. Santa Claus delighted the kids in festive attire with bells, as candies and gifts circulated and attendees offered good wishes.
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Congregational Church
Santa
Claus
County officers to see three changes in new year
The county will welcome three changes in January as Theo. G. Bowler becomes prosecuting attorney succeeding T. Carl Holbrook, Leo Campeau steps in as Circuit Court commissioner, and Chas. David takes over as County Drain Commissioner replacing L. B. Slater. The regular county staff remains at the County Seat.
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Theo. G. Bowler
T. Carl Holbrook
Ray Hart
C. A. Reading
Leo Campeau
Harrison
Chas
David
L. B. Slater
Altho
Descendants of Late Allen Family Hold Christmas Reunion
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Runyan on Monday December 26 assembled descendants of the late John and Annie Allen. Thirty two members attended despite some absence including Hugh Allen Norman Allen Frank Allen Clarence Bay and Forest Garver. Music by Mrs Archie Tryon Court Runyan and Norma Bates plus harmonica and organ by Runyan and daughter filled the evening. Lunch closed the visit as friends renewed ties and formed new ones. The last reunion occurred October 11 1931 at Mrs Jennie Bates home with out of town guests Archie McKellop Tryon Roe and Kenneth Roe of Ponting-X.
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C. H. Runyan
John
Annie Allen
Hugh Allen
West Branch
Norman
Frank Allen
Pontiac
Clarence Bay
Forest Garver
Archie Tryon
Court Runyan
Norma Bates
Runyan
Jennie Bates
Clare County Red Cross Chapter Annual Meeting Notice
The Clare County Chapter American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Wednesday evening January 11 at the City Library. Reports from committees are requested and officers will be elected. Members from the recent drive are urged to attend and participate in this community effort.
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Clare County
American Red Cross
New Year Greeting to Advertisers Subscribers and Friends
A sincere New Year message extends blessings to advertisers, subscribers and friends and wishes them a full measure of life’s blessings as the new year begins.
The Man in the Moon at Gilmore Grange
The three act comedy The Man in the Moon is staged at Gilmore Grange hall on Thursday night January 5 at eight o clock. The West family face hard finances as relatives arrive to inspect Timberlake lodge and a Moon car figures into the plot. cast includes Mr. West Manley Smith Billy West Harold Gracs Clint Young and others with Beulah Smith Florence Cizerook and Cecilia Crowley in supporting roles. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Timberlake Lodge
West
Courtney Radford
Mr. West
Manley Smith
Timberlake
Billy West
Harold Gracs
Clint Young
Deiald Esch
Ben Wilson
Victor Pohl
Earl Grace
Jonah Daniels
Gerald Mahiott
Valet
Cecilia Crowley
Margaret West
Florence Cizerook
Minerva Wrest
Beulah Smith
Miss Chesterfield
Louise Esch
Miss Gold
Wa Walton
George Teeter Weds Davison Girl at Flint on Christmas
On Christmas Day at Flint Rev. C. S. Sisler united J. George Teeter and Audrey Miller in matrimony at his home. Witnesses were Mrs. Maude McDonald Lulu Bell Clemens Fader. The groom, longtime Clare resident, works in the Clare post office. The bride hails from Davison and the couple began housekeeping on South Maple Street.
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George Teeter
Davison
Flint
C. S. Sisler
J. George Teeter
Audrey Miller
Maude McDonald
Lulu Bell
Clemens Fader
Unionville
Clare
Rosebush
Sentinel Force
Arrand
South Maple Street
Ladies wool dresses cleaned and refinished 49c
An old advertisement notes ladies wool dresses can be cleaned and refinished for 49 cents. It mentions Howard W. Jones and a shorthand term maddy, indicating local shop details. The text is fragmented with limited clarity on location or dates.
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Howard W. Jones
Maddy
Study Club Committee Makes Recommendations for Officers
The Clare Study Club nominating committee met on Wednesday and proposed officers for the annual January 10 election. President Mary Green and Vice President Josephine Jackson are named along with Recording Sec Victoria Mercer Treasurer Sarah Schaeffer Corresponding Secretary Adelaide Wylie. Committee members Martha Bicknell Mabel Mulder Ethel Schlegel.
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Clare Study Club
Mary Green
Josephine Jackson
Victoria Mercer
Sarah Schaeffer
Adelaide Wylie
Martha Bicknell
Mabel Mulder
Ethel Schlegel
Former Sheridan lad dies in machine crash
Everett T. Neal a 49 year old truck driver and Charles Wilson 19 died in a collision with an auto driven by Paul Gibbs 26 of Ann Arbor near the Grass Lake business district. Gibbs was cut but survived as the truck carrying a sugar cargo plunged into a tree trapping the two men. Neal formerly lived in Sheridan with a father in Mt. Pleasant.
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Everett T. Neal
Charles Wilson
Border Cities Trucking Co
Detroit
Grass Lake
Paul Gibbs
Ann Arbor
Gibbs
Neal
Wilson
Mr. Neal
Sheridan
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Sentinel Liners Read in Community Homes
Readership of the Clare Sentinel grows as residents report daily access to the paper in their households. The hometown paper remains a staple for local news, sports results, and public notices across the area.
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Clare Sentinel
New Year Arrives As Time Personified In Morning Light
The poem portrays New Year personified, emerging with courage and grace on the hills of morning. Time speaks in a musical voice, promising aid to the sad and afraid, strength to the weak, and sunshine over gloom. It vows to erase old cares and bury them in time's tomb, while offering clean hands and hopeful futures.
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Geitte
Christmas golf at Twin Elms delights Clare couple
Clare's veteran golfers Ike and Ma Hampton celebrated Christmas by playing eighteen holes at Twin Elms, lunch included, continuing a holiday tradition since the course opened last May. Neighbors and friends join in, with locals volunteering lighting to keep the outdoor games going as year end nears.
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Clare
Twin Elm
North McEwan Street
Ford Sales
Ike
Ma Hampton
Twin’ Elms
MOTHER OF MRS P C MCMULLEN DIES AT SAGINAW
Emily Williams died suddenly of heart trouble December 17 at the home of her daughter Mrs D W Uphoff in Saginaw. She was 64 and will be buried in Midland. Survived by four children and sister in law to O Somerville of Lake.
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Emily Williams
D. W. Uphoff
Saginaw
Midland
Williams
Farwell
P. O. McMullen
O. ©. Somerville
Lake
Post Office Closed Monday January 2
No mail service Monday as the post office and all rural city and window operations will be closed. An accompanying ad promotes selling old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's in Clare with phone number 28.
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Samborn’s
Clare
Pioneer Harrison Lady Passes Away After Illness
Mrs. Sarah Sweet died Tuesday morning at her daughter Emma Cleveland’s home in Harrison after a brief illness. A longtime Clare County resident, she earned many friends. Her life sketch will run in next week’s Sentinel.
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Sarah Sweet
Emma Cleveland
Harrison
Clare County
Sentinel
Clare Merchants Win Sixth Victory In Wednesday Doubleheader
The Clare Merchants defeated the Remus Independents 33 27 and routed a Mt. Pleasant team 55 15 to extend their streak to six straight wins. Promoters plan to bring Ferris All Stars to Clare next Wednesday with Sam McClatchy. The team heads to Saginaw January 9 to face Naval Blue Jackets and will return January 18.
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Clare Merchants
Remus Independents
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Boys
Big Rapids
Clare
Will
Sam McClatchey
Ferris All Stars
Saginaw
Naval Blue Jackets
Dairymen Hear Home Grown Feed Budget Talk January Fourth
Michigan dairy leaders attend meetings on January 4 to stress use of seeds grown on the farm. J G Hays Extension Dairy man discusses balancing the dairy budget for 1933 with Clare and Isabella dairymen. Elm Grove Grange Hall at 2 00 p m and Clare high school agriculture room at 8 00 p m.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
College
J. G. Hays
The
State College
Clare and Isabella
Hays
Elm Grove
Clare
Gibson
County
Citizens State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual stockholders meeting for Citizens State Bank will be held in the Directors room on Tuesday January 10 at 8 00 am. Directors will be elected and other business as proper will be transacted. James S Bicknell President.
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Citizens State Bank
James S, Bicknell
Pres
Special Jen's suits dry cleaned and reshaped
Special Jen's shop offered dry cleaning and reshaping services for suits priced at 60 cents, with Howard W. Jones listed as a contact or proprietor.
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Jen
Howard W. Jones
Masonic Lodge Installs Officers Tuesday Evening
Mason Lodge No. 404 F. A. A. M. held its annual installation as Jesse R. Hampton steps up to Past Master with officers R Howlett Leo Hampton Willard Bicknell and others in a ceremony praised for unity. The club later celebrated a renovated Clare hall and a bright future under Master M. R. Howlett.
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John .Q
Jesse R. Hampton
W. MM. R. Howlett
S. W
Leo Hampton
J. W
Willard Bicknell
Treay
F. O. McGuire
Frank Hochstetler
Leo Oden
Ans Jd
Gordon Mcintosh
Marshall
D. W. Osborne
Tiler
Sieli Chaplein
Albert Dawe
Harve Dawson
John Flowlett
Fred Doherty
Clare
Ford
J. E. Hampton
C. Kirkbride
Jas. Bicknell
C. H. Sutherland
A. J. Doherty
Grand Lodge
State of
Michigan
Royal Oak Masons
Genesee County
Jesse
M. R
Howlett
St. Lenace
Mich
Thas Évar Fuer
Ion Pasi Bigit
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Theo. Bowler
Allen
Mrs. C. E. Runyan
Alfred Roe
Gon
Kenneth
Archie McKellop
Donald
Ponting
RED Cross
Gilmore Grange
Union Grangers
Sheridan Lad
E. T. Neal
By Ella Wheeler
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Mrs. I. E. Hampton
Twin Elms
P. C. McMullen
Stockholders Meeting
Masonic Lodge
Jesse Hampton
W. M
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