Local Rail Timetables and Community Notices
Central Standard Time rail times Ann Arbor South No 53 9 47 AM North No 61 12 45 PM Pere Marquette West 7 19 AM Hast 2 00 PM Harrison 9 45 on Tuesdays only Guild meets next Wednesday at Mrs Albert Dawe home The King's Daughters meet at the parsonage with Mrs A D Telcer Thursday afternoon Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey Hatton Funeral plans for John Johnston Clare Congregational service 1 PM Rev Albart Dawe Rev H T Smith returns from Kalamazoo Bronson hospital Ladies Union meets next week Friday lunch at Mrs Gerow J A Jackson and Ervin Schlegel Detroit visit ill son John in Detroit Death of Angus McCollum Howell township Funeral Wednesday Ladies Aid Friday 1 Tempting drug sale Mussell's Week Sale February 5 to 16 Ladies Union meeting Friday February 1 Log Cabin Club hosted by Mrs J Yeoman and lunch at Callihan Restaurant Dr Christina M Schutt wins bridge prize Clare Good Literature Club meets next Tuesday at Mrs Eunice Phimnsey West Sixth Street Turn to Page Ten.
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Guild
Albert Dawe
King’s Daughters
A. D. Telcer
Mack Harvey
Hatton
Ladies Union
L. HE. Davy
Hazel Stottlemyer
Flint
R. I. Stottlemyer
Albert Mayer
Merrill
Clare Hatchery
Glenn Smith
Coleman
Forest Shumway
G. Dust
Algonac
Carl Dust and
Bronson
Kalamazoo
Ernest -Green
Brown Corners
Lloyd Corner House
East State Street
Green
Greater Service Garage
South McEwan Street
Millie Bostain
Roy Secord
Fowlerville
Clyde Jackson
Farwell
Greenville
Florence Parish
Angus McCollum
Howell Township
Howell
McCollum
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
J. Yeoman
George Brough
Treasury
J. H. Wilson
Log Cabin Club
Callihan
Bridge
Christina M. Schutt
W. P. Lewis
Clare Good Literature Club
Eunice Phimnsey
West Sixth Street
Margaret Alexander
Octavia Maier
Georgia Kelderhouse
Bus Schedule and Local Social Visitors Noted
Eastern Standard Time daily bus departures from Hotel Doherty at 5 00 p m bound for Mt Pleasant Midland and Saginaw with Monday service at 8 20 a m. Local social notes cover visits by Stuart Bicknell from Saginaw to his parents and gatherings at homes of Kemp Orth Peasley Geeck McKinnon Lamphere Wilson Jarvis Margin Barr Bushart Clark Zimmerman Cudney and Speer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Stuart Bicknell
Jas
Bicknell
D. Kemp
Emerson Orth
Freetland
Kenneth Peasley
Lansing
Chas. Ford
Phillip Geeck
Woodward Motor Sales
Ralph “Avert
Alex McKinnon
J. W. Lamphere
Guy Wilson
Flint
Houghton Lake
Arthur Jarvis
Smith Margin
Andrew Irving
Gusty Barr
Ruth Bushart
Jim Clark
Harold Zimmerman
Twin Elms
H. C. Cudney
St. Johns
Gordon Speer
Editor prints letters of general interest occasionally
Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor on topics of broad public concern. The paper reserves space for occasional printing when time and space permit, aiming to inform and engage the community on issues of general interest.
Severe Northeast Snowstorm Tests Pennsylvania Economy
Letter from Pottstown, Pennsylvania notes a 15 inch two day snowfall, temperatures dipping to 2 below and 10 below, and asks how weather compares to Michigan. It praises last year’s crops, lists wheat, potatoes, corn yields, touches on unemployment relief and rising relief rolls in Philadelphia, and asks for multiple copies of The Sentinel.
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Pottstown
The
Clare’ Sentinél
Clare
Michigan
Southeastern
Pennsylvania
Qorn
Philadelphia
Sentinel
United States declines World Court membership
The U S Senate defeated a resolution to join the World Court by seven votes. The article contrasts the World Court with the Hague based International Court of Arbitration, noting the World Court has judicial powers and requires member states to abide by its decisions, which many signatories have repudiated in the past.
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United States
The
World Court
United States Senate
Roosevelt
the Hague
International Court of Arbitration
Court of Arbitration
Senate
Washington News and Comments on Debt Repayment
A Washington column argues that paying honest debts is binding for nations as for individuals. It criticizes former allies for repudiating wartime loans and urges presidents to avoid entangling alliances and costly conflicts in old world politics.
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Old World
Richard L Miller 1906 1986 Clare County obituary
Richard L Miller was born December 19 1906 in Hayes township Ciere County and died January 26 1986 at General Hospital Mt Pleasant at age 28 years 1 month 6 days. He lost his right arm December 14 while working at a saw mill at Bunge Lake Lincoln Township. He lived in Clare county all his life and is survived by his wife Lillian Hatch Miller one child Clara Elizabeth his parents Mr and Mrs Wim Miller three sisters Mrs Floyd Brooks Clara and Rosa Miller all of Franklin Township and one brother John Miller of Flint. Funeral services were held at St Athanasius church Harrison and burial followed Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Richard J. Miller
Richard L. Miller
Hayes Township
Ciere Co
Elizabeth
Floyd Brooks
Clara
Rosa Miller
Franklin Township
John Miller
Flint
St. Athanasiuus Church
Harrison
Maple Grove
Mrs Eveline Cotton dies after brief illness at Hurley Hospital
Eveline Clara Cochran born May 28 1910 in Sheridan township Clare county died January 29 1935 at age 24 8 married October 15 1929 to Calvin H Cotton of Sheridan. She leaves husband three children parents sisters and brother in Colonville community with many relatives and friends attending church services Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveline Cotton
Hurley
Flint
Eveline Clara Cochran
Sheridan Township
Clare County
Calvin H. Cotton
Sheridan
Eveline
Melvin
Clarence
Eveline Louise
Ellen Marie
Robert Cochran
Grace Loar
Maude Hale
Freda Dull
Clinton Cochran
Colonville
Remains Laid to Rest at Cherry Grove Cemetery
A funeral at noon conducted by Rev. M. R. Hendrich laid the beloved to rest in Cherry Grove Cemetery at Clare. It speaks of the difficulty of parting from loved ones as God called our darling from our midst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Hendrich
Cherry Grove
Clare
Seeley Passes After Long Michigan Life and Family Ties
James Henry Seeley born July 9 1852 in Schoharie County New York died January 31 1935 at 82 years 6 months 22 days He moved to Michigan January 1871 settled in Vernon Township Isabella County with sister Emma later married Margaret Ann Armstrong They had children Eva Blanche Arlington Ruth Beck Orletta Hildebrandt Floyd The Seeley farm in Vernon was sold in 1919 and a Clare home was established He was active in church survived by wife six children two sisters four grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral attended from distance with Rev Telcher of the Baptist church officiating and burial at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Seeley
Schoharie County
New York
Michigan
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Emma
Margaret Ann Armstrong
Eva Brown
Detroit
Hdna
Blanche
Arlington
Round Lake
N. Y
Ruth. Beck
Orletta Hildebrandt
Floyd
Anarm
Vernon
Clare
Seeley
Ollie Ayres
Flint
Wm. Behlin
French
Wersey
Wm. Cockerton
Ewart
Roy Hafer
Mt. Pleasant
Roe Huffman
Shepherd
John House
Grace
Ben Johnson
Grace Armstrong
Lloyd and
Gordon
Dan Coyne
Rosebush
Merritt Chesney
Alma
Liza Armstrong
John
Josephine
Farwell
Telcher
The
Baptist Church
Cherry Grove
Oldest Rococo Building in Germany The Amalienburg
The Amalienburg in Munich's Schloss park marks 200 years as Germany's oldest Rococo building. Built for Electress Amalie, the palace houses valuable woodcarvings and mirrors and chandeliers of fine cut glass.
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Schlosspark
Munich
Germany
Electress
Amalie
Honor Roll Notes At Central St Teachers College
Thomas Horton and Arthur G Thayer lead fall term honors at Central St Teachers College Clare Sophomores on the honor roll. Thayer and Horton earned high honor points across four subjects each. No student below a B average included. Male leaders dominate top total points with five straight A averages among seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. Horton
Arthur G. Thayer
Clare
Jaen
Walter H Larman Post 128 Receives Plans for Highway Beautification
Walter H Larman Post No 128 of the American Legion met in the Clare Memorial Building. Harley M Sowle was ill with mumps. A report on the Tenth District meeting in Bay City and Post membership was given. The Post pledged cooperation on a U S 27 beautification plan and an essay contest was proposed for local schools. Members then met the Auxiliary for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare Memorial
Harley M. Sowle
Tenth District
Bay City
Post
U. S. 27
Clare
Farwell and
Harrison
Have you anything to SHLIL try a Clare Sentinel liner
The query asks about trying a Clare Sentinel liner next week. No clear event, date, or named individuals beyond SHLIL and Clare Sentinel. Further readable context is needed to craft a proper summary.
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SHLIL
Clare Sentinel
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Fred M. Morgan
Jemima
Hershey’s
Rinso
Helen Baughman
Miss Baughman
Shumway’s Beauty Parlor
East Fourth St
Washington
Central ST. Teachers College
Valentine
Your Queen of Hearts
Johnston
Valentine Heart
Clare Drug Company
Ford
I. E. Hampton
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