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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1937

Page

4

Winter Sports At Round Lake Offer Skating And Hockey

Skating parties under the Recreation department of W. P. Ay are held at Round Lake Sheridan Township on Wednesday and Friday evenings and Sundays for a full afternoon of ice sports. A rustic pavilion with an open campfire on the lakebank provides comfort for non skaters. Everyone is invited to attend. John A. Brubaker.

Recreation Department W. P. Ay Round Lake Sheridan ‘Township

Federal Income Tax Filing Help Offered at Doherty Hotel

A Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue will assist taxpayers at the Doherty Hotel on March 2 1937 to prepare returns with no charge. Returns for 1936 must be filed by March 15 1937. Penalties may include up to one year or more and a 5 to 25 percent tax surcharge for late or willful failures.

Internal Revenue Doherty Hotel Marrief Collector of Internal Revenue

Clare Boys Triumph Over Gladwin In Camp Game

The Clare school basketball teams defeated Gladwin with Doc Sanford scoring the decisive points for the first team. The week also included several late legal notices from the State Highway Department that could not be fully printed due to time constraints.

Clare Gladwin Doc” Sanford State Highway Department

Two New Well Grants Near Clare In Oil Boom Area

Eleven new locations recorded this week near Clare as Buckeye township sees 34 tests in drilling. Six wells are producing commercially with plans for extensive activity in the surrounding area amid a forecast oil boom this season.

Buckeye

Local Lake News Notes and Family Visits

Mr and Mrs Ted Green and child and Mr and Mrs Sam Muir spent a day at Harrison. Mrs Irwin Kulencamp of Flint visited her sister Mrs Wm Mahan. The Hlliker and Green families traveled to Barryton Remus and Weston for visits and a funeral. The C C Club met at Mrs Gertrude Scott's. there was no school due to icy roads.

Ted Green Sam Muir Harrison Irwin Kulencamp Flint Wm. Mahan H. C. Hilliker Barryton Remus Riday C. C Gertrude Scott Gua Galdeen Che Lord Aby Weston, CO Galdeen Raymond Scott Charley Mt. Pleasant Geo. Scott Clare I. Kulencamp Harry Cornell and Jr Howard Hilliker Grand Rapids F. BE. Smalley Mabel van - Hoose Margaret Shinebarger Butternut Carl Shinebarger

Local notices of misfortunes and social visits in Harrison Greenwood

The Levi Mitchell family lost their Harrison home last Thursday night. Gerald Gould of Greenville visited friends Sunday. Chas Heber and Floyd Squires hosted Sunday dinner in Greenwood. Earl Brockway of Pontiac stayed with relatives. Nial Abbott injured when a cow fell on ice. Tonight hosts a Farmer’s Union meeting with a new string band debut and lunch.

Farmer's Union

Welch and neighbors visit in Southeast Sheridan area

Sunday calls include Ed Welch and wife visiting Fred and Ross Coe. Mrs Kleiner assists John Livingston with a well. Roy Schaar and family dine with daughter Mrs Carl Cotton in Elm Grove. Gerald Mack their newborn son February 9 known as Billy Ray. Lew Fetters and family from Clare visit Donald Cobleigh and Frank Loomis. Leslie Randie and family call. Ralph Randle shown riding a new bicycle.

Ed. Welch Fred Ross Coe Kleiner Cornwell Farm John Livingston Roy Schaar Carl Cotton Elm Grove Gerald Mack Jem Billy’ Ray Hara Gebreigh Non Fliéhr Lew Fetters Clare Donald Cobleigh Frank Loomis Leslie Randie Ralph Randle

Community Vists and Hospitalities In Andersonville

Mr and Mrs Manley Smith and son and John Smith called Tuesday at the Oscar Maxwell home. Mr and Mrs Tom Colbert and family and Will Helsel of Kalkaska were Wednesday breakfast guests. They had been to Detroit for Mr Colbert s brother s wedding. Fred Wedel is out again after a siege of the flu. Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp called at Clarence Ramey s Friday night. Mr and Mrs Harold Lackies and son Clayton of Kallasiva were Friday dinner guests of Mrs Oscar Maxwell. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey called Sunday evening on his brother Mr and Mrs Tom Ramey.

Manley Smith John Smith Oscar Maxwell Tom Colbert Will Helsel Kalkaska Detroit Clayton Kallasiva Clarence Ramey Tom Ramey

Weekend visitors and local activity around Gedar Lake

Mrs L Frisby and son John from Detroit vacationed at Gedar Lake cottage. Mr and Mrs McDermott of Detroit visited the Kelly ranch with the Hulls. Mrs Schultz from Detroit stays with her mother Mrs W Dunlop for the winter. Frank Lagrew works for M Hull. Franklin Littlefield reports an ice house filled last week. George Holmes of Farwell shopped horses locally. Mr and Mrs I Ambrosier from Flint spent the weekend with the Ambrosiers. Sunday callers included several locals and Mrs Ambrosier ill with intestinal flu. M Hull traveled to Clare on business Saturday.

L. Frisbey John Detroit Gedar Lake Farwell I. Ambrosier Flint A. ¥. Ambrosier L. Frisby and Roy Ambrosier M. Mills Mart Graves A.ambrosier M. Hull Clare

Maple Grove U B Church Activities and Local News

Rev E R Town pastor at Maple Grove U B Church holds Sunday School at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 00 pm mid week gatherings held at homes due to icy roads Sunday School attendance reported good. Local families and visitors from Lansing Detroit Standish Flint and Detroit area noted with multiple visits and car mishaps and health updates.

Maple Grove U. B. Church

Local notes on Clare office staff and Standish visit

In Clare the Wi office staff are mentioned with Eileen Schofield. Die (Die) latter visited Miss Lalone at her Standish home the week prior. Jas Rulapaugh slipped on ice last week while going to neighbors. he is 83 and nearly recovered to ride to town Monday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Schofield and James, Mr and Mrs Don Luce, and Alan with H Reiss family visited. Himer Schofield Jr went to Gladwin to work in the Conservation office.

Wayne Jewell Lansing Ida Ryne Ray ‘Timpe Ruben Tigner Jesse Timpe Roy Timpe Ruth Faulkener Detroit Sears, Roebuck Ryne Jesse. Timpe Louis. Finch Arthur Finch Flint Harley Bentley Richard Atwood Atwood Childrn Walter Smedley Corinne Lalone Standish Clare Eileen Schofield Bernard James Don Luce Alan H. Reiss Himer Schofield, Jr Gladwin Conservation Office

Greenwood Center Notes and Local Socials

Mr Morford of Tustin visited at the EH BE Stockman home Sunday. Bisworth Chaffee broke a high arm playing basketball for Harrison City. Farmers report stock losses due to ice injuries. Mrs Hudgon Jones hosted several ladies with a dinner and gaiety. John Woods and Miss Freda Russell were guests at Elvin Budd’s. Miss Marion Malcolmson of Frost and Miss Delma Joan Woods of Hayes visited Lois Budd, whose twelfth birthday party drew twelve guests for dinner and games.

Mr. Morford Tustin BE. Stockman Bisworth Chaffee Harrison City Hudgon Jones John Woods Freda Russell Elvin Budd Marion Malcommson Frost Delma Joan Woods Hayes Lois Budd Lois

Grange Notes and Highway Proceedings in Clare County

The Gilmore Grange meets weekly at the Beech schoolhouse with invites for new members. A February 141 hard time party drew good attendance and prize winners included Wm. Ingraham and Mrs. Lillian MecOwallen. The piece also details probate court actions in Clare County for highway easement acquisitions affecting multiple parcels, listing affected parcels, owners, and proposed dates for hearings and notices.

Grateful message from Mrs Eugéne Stanley

Through The Sentinel the writer thanks the Bible Class and YWCA in Harrison for flowers and expressions of sympathy. She also thanks the Hostess Club for a box of fruit and friends for letters cards and flowers received during illness.

The Sentinel Harrison Eugéne. Stanley

Read in the homes of this community glare sentinel

Read in the homes of this community glare sentinel.

Glare Séntinel Ifnera

Drilling Notices and Owners in Gladwin and Clare Regions

The report lists drilling permits and owner details for Gladwin T19N RIW 3856 I Gary No. 1 ny ne ne section 34 owned by Dryden Petroleum Corp Mt. Pleasant and Mammoth Producing and Refining Corp Clare contracted by Bob King. Also Buckeye T18N RIW 8866 State No A-2 nw ne nw section 14 owned by Mammoth. Goll Graves and Mech Ling contracted. G. McMahon No.1 section 36 owned by Fred Dr Clark and Cleston Johnson Detroit. Gladys M. Upton No.1 section 36 trustee Kal ed Graves Trust. contractor Goll Graves Ind. Mediting Inc. Almanac notes week of Feb 3–11 1937 and 1936 permit totals.

Gladwin Riw Gary Dryden Petroleum Corporation Mt. Pleasant Leonard Drilling Company Buckeye Mammoth Producing and Refining Corporation Clare Bob King Ray C. Haven Hizie Beaver Kales Graves

Club and lodge meeting schedule appears in local notices

A list of upcoming meetings includes the C. O. F. Lodge Fridays at 8:30, Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays at 8:30, Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays at 6:30, Farmers Union Local 143 first and third Wednesdays, American Legion and Legion Auxiliary first and third Mondays, Eastern Star first Thursdays at 7:30, and Mason Lodge on the second Tuesday each month, plus a February 23 Father and Son banquet at Congregational church.

Congregational Church Clare Kiwanis Club Doherty The American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary Order of the Eastern Star

Box Social at Grant Town Hall Saturday Night

A box social will be held at Grant Town Hall on Saturday night February 20. Proceeds support community projects and local groups. Event promotes fellowship with social hour and short program.

Grant Town Hall

Dr Nellie G Arnold Opens Office at 306 8th St

Chiropractor Dr. Nellie G. Arnold reopens her practice at 306 8th Street offering sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday with other days by appointment. Phone number listed as 300.

Nellie G. Arnold 8Th St

Sheridan Township Tax Collection Dates Announced

Sheridan Township taxpayers will meet at Citizens State Bank on February 20 and February 27 for tax collection. John Klingelhoter serves as treasurer.

Citizens State Bank Sheridan Township John Klingelhoter Treas

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. Brubaker Lake News Heliel Sheridan Andersonville Maple Grove Greenwood Center Gilmore Grange Beech School Wm. Ingraham Lillian MecOwallen Walter Winters Viola Warner Geo. Washington Geo Martha Washington Ruth Perry John Laverty N. Trumble Viola Warmer Gladys Robigon James Pedgriff Grange Bernard VanBiskirk Herbert Shilling Leland Robison Femn Flora Pedgriff Ruth Harriger Lillie Graham Billy Misa Green F. Thrush Howard Cook Thrush Boys Kenneth Russell Thrush Clyde Jackson Peggy N. A. Trumble Harry Higgins Glen Beach Glen Hoi Alexander B. Wylie Murray D. van. Wagoner State of Michigan Murray D. van Wagoner Grant Surrey Garfield Clare Co Farwell-Clare State Road Asa H. Forester Margaret Forester Wood Shields, Ballard and Jennings Olds Tower Auditor General State of Michigan M. Littlefield Tizn RSW Surrey Two Glare Co Frank Kelsey Sophia Kelsey Clio John T. Palmer Mich Wm. Coats Fawin B. Welch Nancy M. Welch Harvey A. Moore J. F. Moore F. Rondot Harvey Moore Benzonia Parnell Auditor General State of Michigan TLM John It. Palmer HE. S. Rondot George Orr Victoria Brezida Goldner Casimir Nowakowski Mitchell Samuel Schermerhorn Lake, Mich Malinda Schermerhorn A. D Clare County Clare Sentinel County of Alexander EH Ingham S. H. O. Coons Leising H.C. Coons Washington C. O. F. Lodge Rebekah Lodge Grant Township Local No. 143 Farmers Union Ma‘sonic Lodge Chiropractic Sheridan Taxpayers Dr. Heas Coaca the Wright Drug Store
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