Spacious home of Mrs. H Schaeffer hosts Clare-Good Literature Club
The Clare-Good Literature Club met Tuesday night in the spacious home of Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer. Miss Mabel Reynolds announced committee chairs for programs membership press hospitality civic and service groups. Marianne Wagner described a motor trip and Mexico bull fights while Miss Waite led games. refreshments reflected Valentine day. Next meeting set for March first with Mrs. Fre da Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Schaeffer
Mabel Reynolds
Avery Clute
Paul Lowrey
Henrietta Trump
Freda Harter
Freda Smith
Mishel Helen Waite
Alma Osterout
Donna Hornbeck
Esther Tobler
Ruby Jane Alrey
Anna May Smalley
Dorig Gerow
Bates
Wylie
Mary Gilmore
Marian Warner
Eleanor Artibee
Genevieve Fleming
Nelda Soney
Estella Holden
Leah Garcow
Nettie Holbrook
Wower
Houghton
Genevieve Born
Ruth Allen
Marianne Wagner
Wagner
States
Mexico
Altho
Clare High Pioneers Fall to Evart in Friday Clash
The Clare High Pioneers were edged 34-26 by Evart in a late rally. Smith and Bryant led scoring for Evart and Clare, with Norman and Sutton directing Clare’s offense. Reserves dropped their third defeat 30-27 as Remus looms tonight at 7:30 and 8:30.
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Clare High Pioneers
Evart
Clare Pioneers
Clare
Smith
Bryant
Norman
Sutton
Neiland Green
Neilan Cradit
Pioneers
Remus
Remains Sent Home for Burial of Clare Residents
The remains of M. K. Bidwell longtime Clare resident who died February 9 at Mt Pleasant were brought to Clare for burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. He was 87 and father of Arnold Bidwell and the late Bernie Bidwell. Jane Maxine Worthington aged 22 who died at her Bay City home was brought to Clare for burial in Cherry Grove after spending her childhood near Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KB. Bidwell
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Cherry Grove
Hesda
Arnold Bidwell
Bernie Bidwell
Jane Maxine Worthington
Bay City
Trade of Car Leads to Fast Horse Sale in New Jersey
John Bodani of Pompton Plains traded in his gray mare for $60 when buying a car in Gray Mare, Pompton Lakes. The dealer easily resold the horse to another farmer for the same $60, amid a brisk local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tradies
Pompton Lakes
N. J
John Bodani
Pompton Plains
Blue Eyes Preferred by College Students
At Washington University in St Louis a poll of 128 male students found blue-eyed brunettes favored by 66 percent, blondes 36 percent, and red-haired 6 percent. A parallel survey of female students showed 60 percent preferred brunette men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Washington University
Firse
Three Sisters Celebrate Birthdays at Seeley Home
A birthday party was held at 501 East 4th Street Tuesday honoring Mrs. Jas H Seeley age 84 and celebrating her 62nd wedding anniversary, sister Mrs. John House 78 and sister-in-law Mrs. George Armstrong 87. Attendants included Grace House Rosebush Donna Rae Seeley and other locals as tales of pioneer life flowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
East 4Th Street
Jas. H. Seeley
John House
Rosepush
George Armstrong
Misa Grace
Hinkleville
Local visitors meet newborn at St. Marys Hospital Sagina w
Mr and Mrs Alex McKinnon and Mrs M D Feighner visited the fortifiers daughter Mrs Ralph Byatt and their new granddaughter at St Marys Hospital in Saginaw on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McKinnon
M. D. Feighner
The
Fortiers
Ralph Bvatt
St. Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Birthday Party for Onalee Graham and Esther Marshall
Twenty two relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. David Funnell’s home on Tuesday evening to celebrate the birthdays of Onalée Graham and Esther Marshall. Attendees from Farwell and Rosebush shared in visiting and refreshments of ice cream and cake. The honorees received many gifts.
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David Funnell
Onalée Graham
Esther Marshall
Vern Funnell
Hart Marshall
Blery Tice
Kertmeth Bolen
Tonia
Farwell
Fred Marshall
Rosebush
Social Afternoon Hostess Abbie Hawkins at Tasker Home
The Ladies Union of the Congregational church met February 11 hosted by Miss Abbie Hawkins at Mrs. Winnie Tasker’s home. Mrs. Walk presided in the president’s absence, a buffet lunch was served, and a Battenberg cloth with roses and sweet peas adorned the table. The Union plans to meet with Mrs. L B Davy on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
Abbie Hawkins
Winnie Tasker
Fred Hudson
Walk
California
Albert
Dave
Frank
Murdoch
L.B. Davy
Clare and Harrison Draw Byes in District Tournament
Clare Pioneers and Harrison high both drew byes for the district tournament at Mt. Pleasant College events March 3 4 and 5. Clare will meet the Coleman Gladwin winner on night two at 9 00 while Harrison faces Sacred Heart Beaverton winner. Farwell meets Weidman Friday at 7 00 as fans prepare to travel to the district event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pioneers
Mt. Pleasant College
Harrison
Clare
Coleman-Gladwin
Sacred Heart-Beaverton
Farwell
Weidman
Clare County
Loomis Farm Union Sets Question Box and Debate
The Loomis Farm Union plans a Tuesday evening meeting at the Bert Bunting home on February 22 inviting members to bring catchy questions. Prizes will be awarded for best question and best answer while a debate between C H Lampere and Joe Swain on Is the Conservation program a success will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis Farm Union
Bert Bunting
C. H. Lamp
Joe Swain
Card of Appreciation from Mrs. Harriet Phinisey
Mrs. Harriet Phinisey thanks friends for flowers letters and cards and for calls during her illness expressing gratitude for the support and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Phinisey
Citizens Confer ence in Lansing Draws Large Attendance
About 600 citizens and educators attended the Lansing conference with more than ninety cities and fifty groups represented. Dr. Eugene Biliot urged communities to reject outdated programs and textbooks and to remake schools to prepare all children for life. Dr. Elliott and Mr. Lee A. White stressed citizen demand and freedom in guiding education. Resolutions expressing joint opinion were finalized and will be printed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Eugene B. Biliot
Elliott
Dr. el- Mott
Lee A. White
Detroit News
White
Ita
Sleet Storm Paralyses Traffic Across the State
Weather reports say freezing rain coated roads Thursday, halting traffic statewide. Officials kept highways sanded while side roads remained dangerous. precipitation continued with a slight warmup, and the area slowly recovered from the December 31 sleet. No serious accidents were reported in the siege.
Remarkable 9 Year Old Enteres Local High School
Corvallis Oregon eleven year old Alexander Hull Jr entered high school at age nine after skipping grade school. He learned ABCs at twenty five months and could read and write early, with piano practice and multiple languages. His parents, teachers and musicians, believe in early learning but avoid pushing overwork. He enjoys bicycles and films, especially comedies.
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Corvallis
Ore
Alexander Hull, Jr
Alexander
Oregon State College
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Death
The Chapman and Chipman families express thanks for expressions of sympathy and kindness during the bereavement of their husband father son and brother Mrs Dorothy Chapman and family Mr Freedus Chipman and family Me Richard Brooks and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Chapman
Familly
Freedus Chipman
Richard Brooks
Notice to Taxpayers Sheridan Township Event
Notice to taxpayers stating inspection and reception of taxes at Citizens State Bank on Saturday February 12 1926 in Sheridan Township. John Kiferhoter treasurer.
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Citizens State Bank
Sheridan Township
John Kifegerhoter
Tréaw
Legion Branch Seeks Charter for Sons of American Legion
Walter A Larman Post No 128 hosts a large meeting to back forming a Sons of the American Legion chapter. A roll deadline of February 23 aims to place charter members with dues 1 50 for year one and 35 cents thereafter. The program focuses on athletics and youth across ages, with eligibility tied to fathers in the Legion or veterans of World War I. Twenty five members plan to attend the Tenth District event at Standish on February 23.
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Walter ‘A. ‘Larman
American Legion
Conrad Walker
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Masten Gay É
Sons of the Américain‘ Legity
Washington
United States
Sons of Union Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Algo
Standish
Blanks Open for Competitive Civil Service Exams
Competitive Civil Service Examinations for Social Work classes will be held February 26, 1938 in multiple Michigan cities including Lansing and Detroit. Applications are obtained from the County Clerk or the Michigan Civil Service Department in Lansing. Applications must be mailed to the Civil Service Commission by February 17. Examinations cover roles such as County Welfare Agent, Social Worker, Child Welfare Worker, Emergency Relief Worker, Old Age Assistance Worker, Prison Worker, Psychiatric Social Worker, and various Welfare Administrators with different grades.
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Lansing
Detroit
Grand, Rapids
Saginaw
Grayling
Manistique
L’anse
Michigan Civil Service Department
Olds Tower
Michigan
Civil Service Commission
Smoke Clouds Cut Sunshine In London
Smog and cloud cover over London reduced recorded sunshine by about 37 percent for the period reported. The weather note highlights diminished light levels amid persistent haze and smoke.
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London
Dawe Addresses Fathers and Sons on Education and Religion
Rev Percy V Dawe delivers a talk urging education and religious training for boys in the home and nation. He stresses the impact of schooling on arts and sciences and notes religion strengthens leaders. Banquet by Ladies Guild features Mrs Stanley Masten as chair and praise for committee cooperation.
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Dawe
Ladies Guild of the Church
Stanley Masten
Jay Hanson
John Schaaf
Frank Hochstetler
Austin Bates
John Keschman
Grateful Wish From Hospital Patient to Neighbors
A patient expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for cheerful cards and beautiful plants while hospitalized. The note thanks all who sent kindness and cheer during recovery.
Classified Help Wanted Ad From Clare Sentinel
A brief help wanted notice aims to match readers with quick results. It suggests Clare Sentinel listings offer fast responses for job seekers and advertisers seeking local service outcomes.
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Clare Sentinel
William Maricelles Obituary Notice From Clare County
William Maricelles born July 18 1890 in Hatton township Clare County grew up on farms and in Saginaw later moving to Clare. He married May 16 1986 to Gladys Hampton and ran the R H E Joslin restaurant. He died February 7 at age 47 6 19 funeral February 9 at 2 pm at the Methodist church. He leaves a widow and several relatives. Funeral attendees listed from Saginaw Midland Flint Ithaca and beyond.
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William Maricelles
Hatton Township
Clare County
Vernon Township
Clare
Saginaw
Gladys Hampton
R. H E. Joslin
H. B. Johnson
Oxford
Cherry Grove
Albert Mitchell
Alvin Raymond
John Spencer
Lyle
Ace Mitchell
George Mitchell
Midland
Gerald Nivison
Mabel Lackie
Leah Longway
Wayne Lackie
Roberta
Flint
Stacey Wilson
Gladys Cook
B. M. Hall
Ithaca
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
Coleman and
Bentley
Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes in Our Loss
We express sincere thanks to friends for acts of kindness following our loved one's death. Appreciation also for beautiful floral tributes and support that lightened our burden. From Mrs. Gladys Maricelles Mrs. Agnes Maricelles Fred Maricelles Mrs. Goidie Tones
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. H. B. Johnson
Gladys Maricelles
Agnes Maricelles
Fred Maricelles
Goidie Tones
Notice of Personal Responsibility Date 1938
The notice states that after February 11 1938 the author will not be responsible for any bills or debts contracted except by themselves. Signed Oicar Maxwell dated February 11 1938.
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Oicar Maxwell
Chicken Supper at Elm Grove Grange Hall February 23
The Extension Group and Ladies Aid will serve a chicken supper at Elm Grove Grange Hall on Wednesday evening February 23. Menu includes chicken and gravy mashed potatoes hot rolls carrots peas raw cabbage salad jello cake coffee and cream. Price 35 cents with other details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Elm Grove Grange Hall
Algo
It Is Dangerous to Sell for Small Extra Profit
A fragmented ad-like text warns that selling for a few cents more risks customer trust and business value, noting customers are assets. The fragment suggests higher margins can endanger long term revenue and brand integrity.
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H Schaeffer
Care High
Funnells
Ladies Union
Loomis Farm Union Plan
ATT Lansing New
Dr. Co. ‘B. Elliott
Legion News
Nets
Chicago
the Peoples Bank
Percy V. Dawe
E. M. Reed
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Rebekah Lodge
Oddfellow Hall
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Him Grove
Grangé Hall
Ache Ican Legion
Grant Township
Farmers Union
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
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