Rotary Club annual dinner at Doherty hosts guests
Clare Rotary Club held its annual dinner dance at Hotel Doherty with about 100 attendees. Professor Richard Wysong spoke on the United Nations, while the Haines Orchestra provided music.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1946
Page
1
Clare Community Peace Meeting Sets Path for Youth Center
The Clare Community Council met Thursday evening January 24 at the Clare City Library with Chairman Jesse Hampton presiding. Fifteen city organizations were represented as L. C. Garthe of the Clare Rotary Club urged cooperation and a paid supervisor for the Youth Center, followed by a general discussion. The next council meeting is scheduled for February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Community Council
Claré City ‘Library
Jesse’ ‘Hampton
L. C. Garthe
Clare Rotary Club
E Youth Center
Clare Cab Inaugurates Community Taxi Service In Clare
The Temple Standard Service under Bruce Temple started Clare Cab offering taxi rides to and from all city points, surrounding countryside, and nearby circles at reasonable rates. Residents may phone 56 Clare to hire service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Temple Standard Service
Bruce Temple
Clare Cab
Taxi Guervicsé
Tobe
Rummage Sale Auction Promises Bargains in City
A community rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday with doors open near Woodward Motor Sales. Residents are invited to browse items listed at 401 McMillan Street, south of the dealership, featuring household goods and miscellaneous merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie One
Runingge
Clare Sportsmen Invite to Fox Hunt Sunday
Clare sportsmen and the community are invited to a fox hunt next Sunday February 8 starting at 9:00 am. Hunters meet at Harrison Hardware and disperse through the county, then reconvene for lunch in the V F W rooms in Harrison courthouse basement. Emil Bucholz is chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrison Hardware
V.F.W
Harrison
Emil Bucholz
Pioneers Beat Harrison Hornets 40 27 On Harrison Floor
Clare Pioneers held off Harrison 40 to 27 as Joslin and Kane both scored 11 points to lead their team. The Green and White led 27 10 at halftime and stretched the lead before Harrison narrowed it in the third. The Pioneers next host Reed City and then Shepherd in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pioneers
Harrison
Hornets
Sharp
Bud Rodabaugh
Pioneers
Newman
Joslin
Cappaert
Clare
Kane
Nets
Reed City
Reeds
Green
White
Shepherd
Clare Gymnasium
Evening at St. Cecilia's Church Kitchen Supper Fun
About seventy men served a dinner at St. Cecilia's Church parlors for the Ladies of the Altar Society. Leo OGrady led the kitchen as commander in chief while Bob Drew impressed with a bill board apron. Fr. Daniel Brophy thanked the organizers and Miss Ethel Gleason was elected president of the Altar Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s
Florence Kane
Ruth Green
Frances Morgan
Rosemary
Tom Murphy
Ted Hoersch
Jeanie Bowler
Altar Society
W. . Bowler
Theo
Bowley
Daniel Brophy
Bowler
Ethel ‘Gleason
Albert Haley
Building material release to aid veterans housing program
Large stock of building materials including lumber pipe nails lath plumbing and electrical supplies will be released by the Army and Navy at depots in Joliet Illinois Columbus Sharonville Marion Ohio and Granite City Illinois through a process monitored by RFC and FHA. Purchases are limited to low cost housing under $10000 with 30 percent reserved for government and agency buyers and a ten day priority period for veterans housing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Joliet
Ilinois
Columbus
Sharonville
Marion
Ohio
Granite City
Federal
RFC
Vét.érang
Michigan Eyes Use of $200 Million Federal Road Aid For 1946
Washington says $25 million in new funds plus $175 million unspent plus Michigan's $853,000 left from earlier allotments can be used to reimburse contractors. State highway head Ziegler seeks PRA authorization to let contracts for the first postwar year while ensuring 50 50 matching. Officials say Michigan could begin contracting with assurances of future appropriations, including possible use of funds for right of way on major projects like Detroit Crosstown and John Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles M. Ziegler
Jesse P. Wolcott
Port Huron
House Roads Committee
Public Roads Administration
Ziegler
Michigan
Wolcott
PRA
Michigan State Highway Department
State Highway Department
Detroit Crosstown
John ©. Lodge
Dr F C Sanford to be Honored at Local Kiwanis Dinner
Clare Kiwanis Club hosts a testimonial dinner for Dr F C Sanford a longtime physician. The event is set for next Wednesday February 6 at St George's Church parish hall with tickets sold February 2 at local businesses. Theo G Bowler Albert Haley and Leo Brown lead arrangements. guests from Clare area invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. GC. Sanford
Clare Kiwanis Club
St. Geoilia's Church
Kiwanis
Dr. Sanford
Theo. G. Bowler
Albert Haley
Leo Brown
Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Death in Saginaw man dies after icy highway crash
Daniel J. McPhee 60 of 144 South Warner Saginaw died after a Plymouth sedan skidded on ice one half mile east of Farwell on US 10. He was alone, died en route to Clare Hospital from skull fracture and crushed chest. Coroner G. Lamb attributed the cause. Remains sent to Saginaw for funeral arrangements. An unrelated crash south of Clare on US 27 injured no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. McPhee
South Warner
Saginaw
Farwell
Us-10
McPhee
Thurston
Clare Hospital
G. &. Lamb
Mt. Pleasant
Glare
Us-27
Harold B. Hoover
Tustin
Nettie Hoover
Farmers Co-ops Hold Annual Meeting In Clare hall
The Farmers Co-operative Company held its annual meeting Thursday night in the Clare I O C F hall. President Fred Turbush was re elected for three years as president, Alfred Loomis and Earl Beatty re elected as directors. Guest speaker Jack Yager discussed co operatives and tax exemption, followed by lunch and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Co-operative Company
Clare I.O.C.F. Hall
Fred Turbush
Lionel Duneal
Sadie Causgrove
Alfred T. Loomis
Earl Beatty
Philip Geeck
Appleblossom Club
Bf C.M.C.E
Mt. Pleasant
Edenville
Jack Yager
Michigan Association of Farmers -Cooperatives
National Tax Quality Association Advancement
Rebekahs
Pat Lucas
Bill
Ed Schlafley
New V E L W Post Still Accepting Charter Members
Pettit Kaup plinger Post No 6878 VFW held a special meeting at Barnes Cafe with Commander Bud Anderson presiding. They planned the February 11 installation at Clare High School and voted against uniforms. a brief meeting is set for February 3 at Baines Cafe to accept more charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit-Kaupplinger
V.F.W
Barnes Cafe
Bud Anderson
Clare High School Symnasium
Baines’ Cafe
Omer Parent Elected President of Clare Business Group
Omer Parent, longtime director of the Clare Chamber of Commerce, was elected president of the Clare Business Group at a special meeting in the Citizens State Bank directors room. He fills the vacancy left by Ben Burdo, who declined the post due to other business commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Citizens State Bank
Ben Burdo
Commercemen
State Highway Department Tax Returns Ready
Highway Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler says Michigan will return 1 589 316 41 in gas and weight tax vouchers to counties and cities for local roads. 1945 weight tax totaled 21 418 642 44 and gas tax 6 750 000. detailed county allocations follow for second half 1945 gas tax and fourth quarter 1945 weight tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Ziegler
State Highway Department
Michigan
Beas
Secretary of Statels Department
Highway Department
Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Mecosta
Midland
Missaukee
Oscéola
Roscommon
Osceola
Hugh Barnes Observe Jubilee at Tawas City
Mr and Mrs Hugh Barnes celebrated fifty years of marriage with an open house at the Barnes Hotel in Tawas City on January 28 attended by more than two hundred friends from Clare and nearby areas. A three piece orchestra, buffet luncheon, and a five tier cake marked the anniversary. Their son Kenneth divides time between the Tawas City hotel and the Barnes Cafe in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Farwell
Corning Lodge No
Thomas C. Holbrook
Clare
Holbrook
Coming Lodge
Louis Gee
America
Gerald EB. Lamb
Gee
Corning Lodge
Hugh Barnes
Barnes
Tawas City
Clare Study Club Meeting at Mys. Andre’s home
The Clare Study Club plans a patriotic meeting next Tuesday at 8:00 PM at Mys. Andre’s residence. Members are urged to attend and participate in the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Mys
Andre’ Ing
Fire destroys old landmark in Clare on Tuesday
A Tuesday dawn blaze leveled the Beale building in Clare, gutting the structure and endangering nearby Dr. Ballard property and the Midway Restaurant. Fire Chief and crews battled flames from 5:46 a.m. until 7:00 a.m., with origin unclear and the old landmark destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Daryl Blanchard
East Third Street
East Fourth Street
Ernest Beale
Beale
le Delia Blanchard
Dr. H. J. Ballard
Midway Restaurant
Dr. Ballara
Wii
Dunlop
Palace Sandwich Shop to Open This Friday Morning
Palace Sandwich Shop opened Thursday with an open house offering free coffee and sandwiches. Cooper and Coulson run the business with a knotty pine interior and modern grill setup. A loop driveway will be completed in spring for curb service and ample parking already available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Cooper & Coulson
Grand Rapids
Kenneth Barnes Seeks Secretary Post at Sports Carnival
Kenneth Barnes, famed restaurateur and Barnes Hotel owner at Tawas, elected secretary of the East Michigan Wister Sports Carnival held at Silver Valley north of Tawas City. The annual event resumes after wartime suspension and highlights Barnes’s ongoing civic work with Cornell-aligned sports committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Barnes
Peak Restaurateur
Hugh Barnes
Barnes
Tawas
East Fenigin Wister
Silver Valley
Ute
Tawas City
Tha’ N Forest
Michigan
Kennethv
Cornell
Heigun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary Club
Rotary Ring
Richard Wysong
Central Michigan
College of Education
Mt.Pleasant
United Nations Organization
Fom Haines Orchestra
W. N. Byers
George Gay
Alma
Alger, Brown
Harley Holt
Charles Wilcox
Harold Watson
Harold Collins
Carleton Garthe
Garthe
Harold Moline
Harold Hughes
Harl Ruby
Harold Hanchett
del Bradley
Byers
Srecko Kajser
Europe
Cardwell
Cardwell Manufacturing Company
Wichita
Kansas
Yui Ghibrdi
Deiter
Bob's Salég
Servic
Clare Mfeg
Fox Hunt
Clare Gym
St. Cecilia’s Church
Lodge
P.R.A
Bektiner
Dr. F. C. Sanford
New V.elw. Post
Clare Business Group
Palace Sandwich Shop
Kenneth, Barnes
Sports Carnival
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