Mrs Warren Kenh Dies at Eighty Four in Clare County
Emily Elizabeth Thompson born October 11 1853 in Ashtabula Geaga County Ohio married Warren R Keith August 10 1872. They moved to Clare County with two children and lived one mile east and one north of Dover. Survivors include four children 14 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Thurston Funeral Home and burial was in Cherry Grove.
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Warren R. Keith
Clare County
Emily Elizabeth Thompson
Ashtabula
Geagea County
Ohio
Dover
Mae
Vinnie
Lilly Bennett
Bessie Abbott
Etta McClain
Amasa
Mt. Pleasant
Charles
Clio
Keith
Bennett
Abbott
Clyde Kistler
Grandma Keith
Kleinhardt
Thurston Funeral Home
Cherry Grove
Rabbi Wolsey Accepts Invite To Draft GOP Declaration
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Rabbi Louis Wolsey accepted John D. M. Hamilton’s invitation to help draft a Republican declaration of principles. The 185 member committee will include former President Hoover Alf M Landon Col Frank Knox and former Vice President Dawes as honorary chairs. Wolsey, head of Rodeph Shalom, has long been active in civic affairs including the Mayor’s Crime Commission and spoke movingly at the Republican National Convention. Born in Michigan he led Cleveland Temple up to 1800 families and later became president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. He is married with two sons.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Louis Wolsey
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican, National Committee
United States
Hamilton
Herbert Hoover
Alf. M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Charles G. Dawes
Cleveland
Rodeph Shalom
Michigan
Rabbi Wolsey
Middle West
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Dr. Wolsey
Evangelist B N Nottage to Speak at Clare Churches
Rev B N Nottage, noted evangelist, returns to Clare to preach at the Baptist church Saturday at 7 30 PM and again Sunday at 10 AM Clare church and 11 39 AM at Dover Tabernacle with special music. Evening service at 7 30 PM. All are welcome.
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B. N. Nottage
Clare
the Baptist Church
Joy
Noutage Tias
Detroit
Dover Tabernacle
Humidity Control System Installed in Clare Public School
The Clare Public School receives an automatic humidity control system from Johnson Service Co Inc of Detroit. The device maintains 40 to 45 percent relative humidity via a humidistat and thermostat, connected to the ventilating fan, improving health and efficiency.
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Board of Education
Johnson Service Co., Inc
Detroit
Clare Public School
Vast volume of holiday mail handled at Clare post office
Postmaster Francis Jackson praises public cooperation during the Christmas rush at the Clare office. New building facilities handled a large mail volume with no delays. Over 27,000 one and a half cent stamps were sold at the window, mainly for Christmas greetings. City streets were clear, aided by the new snow plow, enabling smooth delivery of mail and parcel post.
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Francis Jackson
Clare
Jackson
Sentinel
New City
Clare Study Club Yuletide Baskets Feed 12 Persons
Clare study club reports yuletide baskets provided for 12 persons on December 24. Large donors included Jas A McKay, I Leebove, City of Clare, Kiwanis Club, Cornwell Diary, Fowler Orchard, and Thayer Bros. Butter and apples contributed. Boy Scouts assisted with delivery.
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J. E. Doherty
Clare Study Club
Clare
Jas. A. McKay
Cornwell
Fowler Orchard
Thayer Bros
Power bill tips in Citizens State Bank notice
Consumers urged to pay light and power bills promptly at Citizens State Bank for prompt service and avoid penalties. The notice emphasizes courteous handling of payments and encourages timely settlement.
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Citizens State Bank
New Year Eve Cover Charge At Twin Elms
Twin Elms Country Club announces a New Year Eve cover charge of $1.00 per couple. The event invites members to join friends for an evening of dancing light lunches beer and wines.
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Twin Elms
Year in Review: Clare Sentinel Highlights 1937 Events
A reader-friendly review of key happenings in Clare and surrounding towns from January through April. It lists public office changes, local business moves, court and school news, fires, floods, social events, sports results, and notable deaths and anniversaries. Includes Harrison, Buckeye, Vernon, Gladwin, and Rosebush references with names like Dunlop, Dunlop Cafe, and various local figures.
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Clare Sentinel
R. V. Gay
St. Johns
Harrison
A. BH. Wylie
McKay
Wicklund Development Co
Buckeye
Gladwin
Dorsey
Citizens State Bank
Minick
Vernon
Wise Oil
D. E. Holbrook
Chamber of Commerce
Jake City
Clare
Martha Bicknell
New Study Club
Hanner-Currie
Chas
St. Cloud
Morida
Alger Brown
Maxine Sowle
Reed City
St. Louis
Democratic Women’s Club
Larman Post
Martin & Upton Grocers
K. Barnes
Vernion
Clare County
John W. Dunlop
Drum and Bugle Corps
Skidmore
Frank Bicknell
Annié
Nutrition Training Center Set for January Seventh
Clare County women will hold January Nutrition meetings in the Home Economics room at the Clare school with Miss Roberta Hershey guiding the session at 10 a m Topics cover packing lunches for growing children, establishing a noon meal plan, causes of poor nutrition, and building sound food habits. The session launches a county wide campaign to spread nutrition guidance through women’s extension groups.
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Clare County
Clare School
Homes
Roberta Hershey
First Congregational Church Announces Annual Meeting Schedule
January events outline Ladies Guild and Ladies Union gatherings at homes with pot luck dinners. The church annual meeting on January 11 features reports reading and officer elections, with pledges to be in by the treasurer. January 16 plans for Sunday School officer elections.
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Ladies Union
Church
L. E. Davy
Son Dies in California Home Leaving Family Ties
Mrs Carrie Perverse reports her son Austin died Sunday at General Hospital Santa Cruz California after a long illness. Born July 21 1907 in Clare County Michigan he lived in Brown Corners Harrison and later moved to California with family. He worked four years for a wholesale meat firm and later at Hotel Palomar before illness. He leaves a wife two sons his mother and grandparents and many friends.
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Carrie Perverse
Austin
General Hospital
Santa Cruz
California
Clare County
Michigan
Brown Corners
Harrison
Hotel Palomar
Frankie
Rev
Chas. Kleinhardt
Jesus
Charlie
Charles
Austin Trumble
Nate Trumble
Farwell
Clare Choral Club Plans Continued Weekly Rehearsals
The Clare Choral Club will resume weekly rehearsals each Monday at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium under Richard Greenfield and Norris Hilden after their Messiah performance. Plans include Gilbert and Sullivan operas in March and an Easter religious work, building a strong repertoire and inviting community members to join. The next rehearsal is Monday January 3 at 7 30 pm.
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Clare Choral Club
High School
Richard Greenfield
Norris Hilden
Two Murals Installed In School Auditorium
Two of four murals funded by the Federal Art Project of the WPA were installed this week in the high school auditorium. State Director Sylvester Jerry and artist Gerald Must have supervised the work. The first mural depicts vocational and recreational life with depictions of industrial arts commerce agriculture sports and music. A flying bird motif at the top symbolizes freedom. The second mural portrays academic education using an ancient Egyptian life symbol in the upper panel to represent life in books and the laboratory.
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Federal Art Project
Works Progress Administration
Sylvester Jerry
Federal
Gerald
Swain Family Observes Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
The Joseph M. Swain home hosted a December 25 silver anniversary celebration with 21 relatives sharing a Christmas dinner. A renewed wedding ceremony was performed by Chris Tennant and Richard Swain with Evelyn Tennant assisting, followed by a square dance and gift giving. Attendees included multiple Swain family members from Standish Battle Creek Mt Pleasant Clare Pontiac and Chicago. The couple had moved to a Clare area farm in December 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Swain
Chris Tennent
Richard Swain
Evelyn Tennent
Richard A. Swain
Nancy
Standish
Chris Tennant
Charles
Mt. Pleasant
Eugene J. Swain
Clare
Estella Swain
Harmon C. Swain
Elkhart
Indiana
Doctor Harry Bishop to Speak on Cancer at Clare High
Dr. Harry Bishop of Saginaw will present an illustrated cancer lecture at Clare High School on Wednesday evening January 5 at 8:00. Two infant and preschool clinics follow Friday January 7 at Temple Town Hall 10:00 and Lake George Town Hall 2:00. mothers urged to attend.
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Harry Bishop
Saginaw
Martha H. Rogers
Glare County
Nurge
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Frank Smalley
Clare Drug Co
Purchase
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Dorothy Murphy
Robert J. J. Wilson
Vernon Pioneer
Levi Baker
W. N. Younglove
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Glenn Foster
Rosebush
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Dunlop Cafe
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