Horton Law Explained By Clare County Road Commission
The Clare County Road Commission explains Horton law how cities and villages receive tax relief and must spend funds in priorities. First on street costs for state and federal aid roads, then joint projects, then bond payments, then general street maintenance with annual reports to the state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dykstra
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Clare County Road Commission
Clare Machine Co Locates in Trailer Factory
Clare Machine Co recently located in the Clare Trailer Factory west of the Ann Arbor tracks on U S 10. The new firm will handle automobiles used parts and general machine work under managers L W Chapman and Frank Haynak. They invite the public to call and get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Clare Machine Co
Clare
Ann Arbor Tracks
U. S. 10
L. W. Chapman
Frank Haynak
Plint
Weekly Ideal Theatre Showings With Fast Life and Comedy
A cluttered listing from the Ideal Theatre outlines shows for Thur Fri Sat Sun and Web dates. It highlights Blessed Hvent with Lee Tracy and Mary in a side story about a Stark picture, South of the Rio Grande Buck Jones, Fast Life with William Hains and Madge Hivans, and a tale of a millionaire who fakes failure alongside a family under pressure. A February run includes Strange Interlude with pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur
Lee Tracy
Mary
Brian
Rio Grande
Buck
Jones
Sun
Mon
Wm. Hains
Madge Hivans
Ties
Web
Geo
Arliss
Vernon Township oil well drilling near Marseilles estate
Vernon Township reports a deep well test is being erected this week on the Marseilles estate east of the town hall. Isaiah Leehove is named to oversee the work. In Clare County, the Littlefield well in Surrey township drills below 8800 feet with good formations and no trouble. Dundee is expected at about 4100 feet by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Township
Darrick
Marseilles
Town Hall
Isaiah Leehove
Clare County
Littlefield
Surrey
Dundee
Livestock Parasites Cost Michigan Farmers Dearly
Michigan farmers face heavy losses from parasites that infest livestock, adding to taxes. The article cites lamb, sheep and cattle losses from ticks lice warble flies and bat flies, with examples of undersold lambs and high feed costs for protection. |
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
State Library Extension Service Faces Cutback Debate
The Study Club meets despite a blizzard to discuss Ellen Glasgow's The Shelterd Life and hear a call for action by Michigan club women. A state inquiry proposes reducing the library to official use and charging extension costs to users, while notes on two years of traveling libraries and 65 organized school libraries are presented alongside a push for public school funding laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cudney
Club Women of
Michigan
Commission of Inquiry
Past Matrons Honored by Special Rites
Zenobia Chapter No 129 Order of the Eastern Star held Past Matrons Night on February 2 with a memorial for deceased members. A full pot luck dinner followed, led by Worthy Matron Doris Gerow and attended by Past Matrons and Patrons. Adelaide Wylie, Grace Reagan, and Jean Glerum contributed remarks and a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
No. 129
Order of the Astern Star
Doris Gerow
Albert Dawe
Nellie Feighner
Lillian Sanford
Bertha Wellman
Pearl White
Agnes Throop
Mary Holbrook
Flossie Par
Last Respects Paid Pioneer Citizen Sunday
John Reverdy Goodman died at his North McEwan Street home on February 2 after a long illness. Born February 10, 1864 in Troy Michigan, he lived in Birmingham Clare Loomis and Clare where he helped organize Citizens Bank, later serving as cashier at state banks in Mackinac Island. Survived by relatives Fred Goodman, George Randall, Morris Goodman, Herbert Bartling. funeral held Sunday with Rev J E Lockyer officiating at Cherry Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reverdy Goodman
North McEwan Street
Troy
Mich
Birmingham
Clare
Wm. JH. Joodman
South McEwan Street
Cc. Wi Taylor
Fred Goodman
George Randall
Morris H. Goodman
Herbert W. Bartling
J. E. Lockyer
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Dog Tax To Be Strictly Enforced This Year
Sheriff Woods and Prosecuting Attorney Rowley told The Sentinel that the dog tax will be strictly enforced this year. Every dog owner should pay the tax before March 1 to avoid a heavy penalty after that date. An advertisement with full information appears on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Rowley
the Sentinel
Debaters to Meet Sacred Heart in Elimination Series
The Mt Pleasant debates stage the first Elimination Series clash as our affirmative squad faces Sacred Heart Academy on Friday February 17 at eight o clock. The local team includes Allan Gerow Lyle Alen and Neal Elden with alternates Stanley Kreiner and Wise Warner. A large Clare audience of citizens and students is encouraged to attend the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Sacred Hearts Academy
Ann Arbor
Avith Allan Gerow
Lyle Alen
Neal Elden
Stanley Kreiner
Ewise Warner
Clare
Natural Gas Association Plans Big Clare Meeting
Business leaders in Clare organized the Natural Gas Association of Michigan to publicize Central Michigan gas resources. A booster meeting at Clare High School Auditorium is set for February 1 at 8 PM with speakers including state geologist R. A. Smith and other officials to discuss the Central Michigan gas field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Doherty
Michigan
Natural Gas Association of Michigan
Clare High School
R. A. Smith
L. Frye
J. Newcomber
State Geologist Department
Central Michigan
QR. Nelhora
Owosso
W. Kirkland
Aged man dies after truck strike near St Louis
Thomas O Boyl e about 75 years old was killed Wednesday night around 8 00 when struck from behind by a produce truck on US 27 one mile east of St Louis The accident was witnessed by George Parcher Investigating officers said the driver George Williams was not charged The deceased had visited relatives in Forest Hill and Shepherd and was a former resident of Clare and vicinity The body was sent to Crandell funeral home for arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Thomas O’boyle
George Williams
Big Rapids
O’boyle
St. Louis
George Parcher
Mr. Williams
J. D. Helman
Howard Potter
Lou Martin
Forest Hill
Shepherd
Crandell Funeral Home
Clare
Specials at Jackson's Market Saturday Only
Saturday only bargains advertise pure lard five cents hock sausage fifty liver sausage five cents fried roast five cents ring Bologna be port steaks eight cents chunk pork six cents old cheese twelve cents small frankfurts ten six rown smoked hams thirteen cents all beef steak ten cents beat stow six cents advances
Dr Voelker To Address Clare Businessmen Meeting
The Clare Chamber of Commerce will host a Monday evening meeting on February 13 at the Congregational church dining room. Dr Paul F Voelker president of Battle Creek College and Michigan Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate will speak. Tickets are 50 cents and a banquet will be provided by the church Ladies Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Congregational Church
Paul F. Voelker
Battle Creek College
Voelker
Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Michigan
Chas. E. Dickey
Alerheny County Schools
Pittsburg
Penn
Ladies Guild of
Church
M. Gallagher
Phil Geeck
Albert Dawe
Evart Teams Sweep In Two Contests Friday Night Action
Evart high school posted a 28 to 10 win as a seventh and eighth grade squad trounced Bogart. The varsity game ended 29 to 27 in a fast, low scoring clash with Clare rallying late. Evart hosts Shepherd in the season finale before two away games toward the District Tournament.
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Glare High School
Bogart
Clare
Evart
Hivart
Shepherd
Andards
Indians
Gladwin
Clare Citizens to Attend Michigan Conference in Lansing
A group from Clare plans to attend the Michigan Citizens Conference on the Crisis of Education at Prudden Auditorium in Lansing next Wednesday. Thirteen statewide organizations join to present programs on education responsibility amid social and civil turmoil, following a Washington D C conference earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Prudden Auditorium
Lansing
Washington, D.C
Notice of personal contact and statement
Fragmentary notice states intent to cut ice in unspecified area with names Tra Miller and Brown Cother and a partial phone number 202F21. no clear date location or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Miller
Brown Cother
Sheriff Woods Uncovers Camouflage of Bold Robbers
Owen Clink 34 and Oscar Hudson 21 of Hayes township were jailed Tuesday night on robbery charges. The Harrison electalog was robbed Monday night January 30th. Burns, elevator manager, alerted Sheriff Woods. A truck trail and tire impressions led to a farm where flour spillage marked the hidden cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Clink
Oscar Hudson
Hayes Township
Harrison
Burns
Greenwood Township
US 27
Lockwood Farm
Hudson
Sherif Woods
Mr. Burns
Four Year Old Reger Child Dies at Arthur Township
Lewis Oscar Reger aged four years one month and twelve days died February 1 1983 at home in Arthur Township after pneumonia following flu. He was youngest son of Adam and Ada M Reger and is survived by six sisters and four brothers. Funeral held at Eagle Church with Rev Hendrich officiating, burial Cherry Grove Cemetery beside his late brother Willis. Pallbearers were Walter Kleiner Donald Kleiner Leonard Carncross and Lawrence Hutchinson. Attendees from Marine City and Flint were noted. Community sympathy extended in a brief obituary tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Oscar "Reger
Arthur Township
Lewis
Adam Reger
Theodore
Aubrey
Priest
Floyd
Thelma Raymond
Freda
Audrey
Mary
Stella
Trene
the Eagle Church
Hendrich
Cherry Grove
Willis
Walter Kleiner
Donald Kleiner
Leonard Carncross
Lawrence Hutchinson
Alfred Raymond
Marine City
Joe Wilson
Flint
Jesus
Tri County Bar Association Meets Amid Weather and Illness
The Tri County Bar Association of Clare Isabella and Midland counties held its first year meeting at Hotel Doherty with fourteen attendees. President Schnitzler led roll call and committee appointments as discussions on ethics client interests and public relations followed. The next meeting is planned for Mt Pleasant with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Bar Association
Clare
Isabella
Midland Counties
Doherty
Joseph Schnitzler
M. B. Decker
Lynn W. Ferris
Hugh A. Graham
Edward Lynch
James B. Ryan
Mt Pleasant
Ray Hart
Winifred Dodd
Ralph J. Hyde
Schnitzler
Naumes
Ferris
Rood
Ilegal
T. Carl Holbrook
McClintie
Morris
Hyde
Ryan
Dodd
Hart
Butterfield
Campeat
Dodds
Fairchild
McNamara
Cotter
Theodore G. Bowler
William Dexter Fales
Mt. Pleasant
Loyalty of Masons Not Disturbed by February Blizzard
About thirty members of John Q Look Lodge No 404 confer the second degree in long form for the first time this year. In Worshipful Master Howlett’s absence due to his wife’s illness, Leo Hampton assumes the station. John Davy is the candidate with seven Past Masters forming the degree team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Look Lodge
A. M
Howlett
Detroit
Leo Hampton
Elmer Clute
Bernie Hampton
William Murphy
Fred W. Schaat
Harrison Lodge
Ralph Bellows
Weidman Lodge
John Davy
Harry Cudney
W. M
Bernie’ Hampton
S. W
J. W
S. D
William Seil
Infant of Campeau Brought for Burial in Cherry Grove
The infant son of Mr and Mrs A Campeau was brought to Doherty Funeral Home for services at two o clock conducted by Rev Albert Daye. The two year old child died of intestinal flu and is survived by six sisters and one brother. Rolland Campeau of Saghian was mourned by Vernon grandparents Mr and Mrs Nd Northon. Interment followed in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nd. Northon
Vernon
Rolland Gampéau
Saghian
Mette Lad Jyas
Arthur Caupeau
Doherty
Hey
Albert Daye
Cherry Grove
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CO. Road Commission
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Ideal Theatre
State Library
C. S. Club
Club
John R. Goodman
Sternaman Studio
Ady
Sacred Heart
Natural ‘Gas Association
High School
Thomas O’ Boyle
Jackson's Market
DR. Voelker
Paul F, Volker
Sheriff Woods
Harrison Elevator
Fes
Lewis Reger
A. Campeau
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