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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1947

Page

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Farmers Show Interest In Soil Meetings Here

Farmers in Clare county respond positively to forming a Soil Conservation District. Five of seven meetings were held before a storm. attendance was strong at four. Leonard Braamse of Michigan State College spoke on district practices and the need for a formal organization with a board to obtain federal and state aid. Any bonafide farm operator can sign the petition and join.

Clare County Leonard Braamse Michigan State College Soils Department Michigan Soil Conservation Districts Braamse Michigan

Unique Father and Son Banquet Promises Unusual Magic Act

February 138 event at Congregational Church features Bernon Young as headline entertainer with tricks beyond Rabbit out of hat. Dinner menu remains the church Ladies' Guild served ham main course. Tickets limited to seating capacity, available from Harold Fleming Ho Johnston Jay Hendrie and Ken Hendrie.

Harold Fleming Guild Bernon Young Ladies’ Guild Congregational Church Committee For Sales Ho. Johnston Jay Hendrie Ken Hendrie

Certify Vets to Purchase Surplus Property In Clare

M. C. Theobald of the War Assets Administration will be at Miss Mary Nichols office in the Selective Service Office Doherty Building Clare Thursday morning February 18 from 9:00 until 12:00 for certifying veterans for the purchase of Government Surplus Property. Veterans should bring four certified or photostat copies of their discharge documents.

M. CG. Theobald War Assets Administration Mary Nichols Selective Service Office Doherty Building Clare

Farm Economics To Be Discussed Here Next Week

Michigan State College extension economist Don Stark will discuss economic problems facing farmers at two meetings next Thursday February 18 in Harrison and Clare. The Harrison session starts at 2 00 p m in the Court House and the Clare session at 1 30 p m in the Agriculture room at the High School. Stark brings broad livestock marketing experience and addresses dairymen and livestock producers in this area.

Don Stark Agricultural Economics Extension Michigan State College Harrison and Clare Harrison Court House Stark Hag

Local Bowlers Hit Road Weekend in Three-Game Series

Clare Hotel Doherty team beat Houghton Lake 1744 to 2136 in Prudenville last weekend to even a three game series. Elsie Meyer topped scoring with 176 while Donna Bailey, Connie and Meyer led the locals in the return match.

Hotel Doherty Clare Houghton Lake Donna Bailey Elsie Meyer Margaret Wehrly Prudenville Houghton Donna Connie

Reverend A N Fields to Speak at Clare and Lake George

On Sunday February 9 Rev. A N Fields will preach at First Baptist Clare in the morning at 10 30 and at 7 45 in the evening. He will also speak at Lake George Baptist Church at 2 00 pm. Fields, once a long time pastor, now pursues evangelical work. All are welcome to attend the special messages.

Fields First Baptist Church Claré Lake George Baptist Church

Morgan Named Scout Executive for Valley Trails Council

William C. Bill Morgan of the U S Grant Council Freeport Illinois has been selected as Scout Executive of the Valley Trails Council. He will assume the post March 1 succeeding C W Handel whose resignation effective December 31 1946 prompted acting leadership by C A Klapp.

William C. “Bill’ Morgan Morgan Valley Trails Council Sault Ste. Marie Michigan U.S. Grant Council Freeport Ilinois Saginaw High School Ferris Institute Freeport, Winds Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club C. W. Handel C. A. Klapp Mr. Handel

Pioneers Fall to Reed City Coyotes in Narrow Loss

Clare High School Pioneers lost 27 to 24 at Reed City after a tight game with weak shooting from the home team. Campbell led with eight points as Joslin posted ten, Wallace seven, and Worfstell six. Little Pioneers won seven straight against Reed City second string 28-15 and tied seven wins in ten.

Clare High School Pioneers Reed City Reeds Pioneers Coyotes Campbell Little Pioneers Varsity Joslin Wallace Worfstell Pioneer Varsity Coleman Shepherd Gladwin Ewatt

Army Recruiting Service in Area Announces Change

Cpl. Arland Howe of the Army Recruiting Station Mt. Pleasant Michigan says Clare and Gladwin counties have been added to his area. His new weekly schedule lists Mt Pleasant and Clare Alma Gladwin offices with times from Monday through Saturday and an overall contact number 35 431.

Army Recruiting Service Cpl Arland Howe Mt. Pleasant Mich Clare Gladwin Mt Pleasant Alma Howe

Grange School of Instruction at Mt. Vernon Hall

A Grange School of Instruction for masters overseers lecturers and secretaries will be held at Mt. Vernon Grange hall Isabella county on Thursday February 15 starting at 9 30 a m The meeting is closed to study unwritten work All fourth degree members are invited District Deputy Arthur Berg of Cadillac will assist Jennings Archambault county Deputy

Clare County Mt. Vernon Grange Isabella Mt. Vernon Grange Hall Arthur Berg Cadillac Jennings Archambault

Boy Scouting Week Observed February 7 to 13

Dr George J Fisher National Scout Commissioner announces Boy Scouting Week February 7 13 marking the 37th anniversary of the organization. He emphasizes boy centered volunteer driven outdoors program fostering individualism and group action with over 64 000 Scout groups in the nation.

George J. Fisher Boy Scouts of America Fisher National Council United States America Aia

Church of God Postpones Talent Night Program

Snowy weather forces the postponement of the Church of God Talent Night from Sunday to the following Sunday evening February 9. Out-of-town violin guest Mr Hall remains scheduled to perform if weather permits and the original program will be presented.

Church of God Hall

New Red Cross Home Service Chairman Appointed

Mrs Dan McDonald of Clare elected as Home Service Chairman for the Clare County Chapter of the American Red Cross succeeding the late Mrs G B Lamb of Farwell She has done visiting nurse work and home ser vice for Wayne County chapter in Detroit She can be reached at telephone 392 The St says Lutheran Ladies Atd meets in church parlors on Wednesday February 12 at 2 00 pm

Dan McDonald Clare Home Service Clare County American Red Crass St. Says Atd

Ollie Hallett Dies Suddenly at Harrison January 28

Olive G Hallett known as Ollie dies of heart attack Tuesday evening at home in Harrison aged 47. Funeral held at Congregational Church with Rev. Harold Watson delivering remarks praising her as a devoted teacher and community helper.

Harold Watson Congregational Church Olive G. Hallett Ollie Brown City Lapeer County Michigan Harrison Howard Stimpson Watson

Former Clare Resident Laid to Rest in Grand Rapids

Funeral held Monday in Grand Rapids for Mrs. Ross Vincent of Ada formerly Bernice McKinley of Clare who died Thursday last in Jackson. Interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery Grand Rapids. Survived by husband Julius Schaeffer three sisters Katherine Hirland Lillian Stoddard Violet Duncan and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Vincent was part of the McKinley pioneer family of Clare.

Julius Schaeffer Grand Rapids Ross Vincent Ada Bernice McKinley Clare Jackson Forest Lawn Cemetery Katherine Hirland Detroit Lillian Stoddard New York City Violet Duncan

Moves to New Building Consolidates City Contracting Firms

The Moline Construction Company moved its offices from the Jackson Block on McEwan Street to the new corner of West Fourth and Maple Streets where shop and warehouse are now located. Seiter Electric Co and Acker Mint Plumbing and Heating Co will occupy the building creating a new contracting center at 403 Maple St. They retain their former phone numbers and are working on Clare Manufacturing Co factory and Thayer Dairy plant additions. A grand opening is planned once the firms settle in and minor details are completed.

Moline Construction Company Jackson Block McEwan Street West Fourth and Maple Streets Seiter Electric Co Ackermint Plumbing and Heating Co Maple St Clare Manufacturing Co Thayer

V. F. W. NOTICE: Dance Planned at Hotel and Meeting Urged

The VFW announces a dance at the hotel and a meeting at the city hall on February 10. Members are urged to be present as plans are updated and attendance is requested for quick results at small cost.

Ovew Parallet

Community Choral Society Invites Singers for Palm Sunday Program

Invitations extended to Clare area singers and church choristers to join a new community choral society. First rehearsal Sunday at 3:00 p m in the High School. Youth singers are encouraged and plans include multiple programs after Easter.

Clare

Clare County Receives 6919 From Highway Funds

State Highway Department prepared vouchers showing Clare County to receive 6919 of fourth quarter 1946 weight tax returns. Total weight tax distributed in 1946 reached 23796630.20 with growth over 1945. Second half 1946 gas tax allocations to counties listed include Clare 5364.24 and nearby counties.

State Highway Department Charles M. Ziegler Ziegler Highway Department Clare Gladwint Isabella Mecosta Midland Missaukee Osceola Roscommen

Young People Rally at Spencer Church Sunday

A rally of the Churches of God of the Michigan Eldership meets at Spencer church, fifteen miles west and 4 miles south of Ithaca, Michigan, Sunday February 9 at 2 30 p m. Rev. Fred Snyder welcomes attendees. speaker will be Rev. Eugene K. Bakin of Findlay College. Norman Hutchinson serves as president.

Churches of God of the Michigan Eldership Spencer Church Ithaca Michigan Fred Snyder Eugene*k. Bakin Findlay College

Local Gas and Grocery Sold to Marvin Keller

Notice to customers that the gas and grocery business has been sold to Marvin Keller. Owners Joe and Marie Cunningham thank patrons and state Keller plans to remodel the store and add meats to the grocery line.

Marvin Keller Mr. Keller

DeSono PLYMOOTA Wes Bob's Sales and Service

Local business listing for DeSono at PLYMOOTA Wes Bob's Sales and Service in Clare. Details unclear due to OCR errors but references a shop or service entry with a name and location.

Bob Clare

Clare County Recalls Last Blizzard Of 1936

A retrospective notes the February 4 1936 blizzard comparison to recent storms in Clare County. It recalls road closures bus service disruption, a frozen bus route, missing newspaper copy, milk and bread shortages, and local efforts to reopen streets with plows and tractors.

Sentinel Clare West Fourth Street Harve Erter Kroger Mt. Pleasant McEwan

Anderson Drug Store Improves Layout and Lighting

Anderson Drug Store reports extensive improvements to space and display. Stock drawers removed for shelf space, soda fountain booths moved, central island displays added, fluorescent lighting installed, ceilings repainted white, walls blue, front windows redesigned as Clearview displays to enhance street view.

Anderson Drug Store Dave

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare Women’s Bowling Association Doherty Josephine Anderson American Legion Omer Parent Martin Loomis George Wisler Don Meyer Arthur Mussel Flint Maples Omer A. N. Fields Lake George Redman Bill” Morgan Executive Valley Trails Council Council Little BOY Scout New Red Cross Home Service Clare Laid Organization of Choral Society Wowre Gladwin Roscommoys Young People’s Norman Hutchinson Joe and Marie Cunningham DeSono Plymoota Wes Boreas Barnhart Michigan Consolidated Gas, Coy
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