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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

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Hilda M Dunlop Dies After Brief Illness in Detroit

Hilda M Dunlop dies after brief illness in Detroit at Mary Hospital. She was daughter of the late Dr and Mrs J Wyld May 23 1891. Survived by two brothers Wm and John, wife Katherine, two nephews John William Donald A, and many relatives. Funeral at Thurston Funeral Home with Congregational church service conducted by Rev Albert Dawe.

Clare Huda Dunlop Detroit the Mary Hospital Green LeGallee Frank Bicknell Hilda Marie J. Wy Dunlop Cafe John Fulda Clare Congregational Church Zelphia O. E William Healy Markng Cherry Grove Mathieson Dunlop Gon Jas Chatham Ont Albert Dunlop Turnsville Vister Stanley Baby Bethel Dunlop Marlette Mary Chavenelle Nettie Fike Deckersvile Harry Markus M. D. Healy Gwen Groves Nathan Bicknell Stuart Bicknell Saginaw

Clare Young Ladies Enjoy Holiday Trip in Sunny Southland

Miss Mary Gilmore, back at The Sentinel desk after a ten day motor journey with her sister Miss Frieda of Hast Lansing. They visited sites from Cincinnati to Berea Kentucky and Kingsport town mills, totaling about 2200 miles. The trip featured ideal weather, holiday decorations, and fireworks display.

Mary Gilmore Sentinel Frieda Hast Lansing Rockwood Pottery Cincinnati Old Kentucky Lewisville Abraham Lincoln Hagensville Lookout Mountain Chattahooga Tenn Berea College Churchill Weavers Berea Book “Bindery Kingsport Wheeling W. Va Glendale Charleston We Va

Public Card Party At St Val Event

A community card party is planned at St Val with proceeds supporting local activities. Organizers urge residents to attend for an evening of games and socializing.

Notice of Farmers Ind. Produce Sale Time

A damaged notice states a sale or auction event for Farmers Ind. Produce at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday in January. It lists Hindly as a involved party and references the aggregate sale action.

Inaugural Bank Deposit Plan Praised by Senator Vandenberg

Senator Vandenberg of Michigan praised the inauguration of the temporary bank deposit plan that took effect today. He credited the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a superb effort and said the plan protects a large portion of depositors confronting bank closures.

Insurante Vanedenberg Michigan Vandenberg Amend Federal Deposit. Insurance ‘Corporation Finance ‘Corporation

Winter in Florida Letter Highlights Sunny Heritage

Mrs. BH A White from New Smyrna describes milder Florida weather amid harsh northern cold. She praises 75 degree mornings on the porch and muses that aging residents might someday winter in Florida with government support. She notes family visits, travel through the Carolinas, and fond memories of Michigan and Clare.

Guild Elect New Officers and Serve Husbands at Banquet

The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church held its annual meeting in the church parlors with Mrs. A. Artibee leading reports of a splendid year's work. Officers for the new year were named: President Mrs Harold Meming, Vice presidents Mrs D Komp and Mrs M D Feighner, Secretary Mr Andrew Irving, Treasurer Mrs Wellman. After the meeting the husbands joined for a potluck supper.

The Congregational Church A. Artibee Harold’ Meming D. Komp M.D. Feighner Andrew Irving Wellman

Grant Taxpayers at Citizen’s State Bank Each Saturday

Taxpayers will gather at the Citizen's State Bank every Saturday through January from noon to late afternoon. The event aims to discuss grants, taxes, and local financial guidance with officials present.

Michael Mayer Jr Dies After Merrill Auto Crash

Michael Mayer Jr age 66 died at his Merrill home Sunday from injuries suffered in an auto accident the prior Tuesday. His son Myron Mayer 30 is in critical condition at Saginaw General Hospital. Funeral services were held in Merrill with interment at Oakwood Cemetery near Saginaw. The crash occurred on M4 between Breckenridge and St Louis in snow near a show plow. Robert J Russell of Ithaca drove the other car and is in serious condition at Alma’s Carney Wilcox Hospital. The elder Mayer and his son had run a poultry hatchery in Merrill nine years. Mayer is survived by his widow three sons one daughter his father Michael Mayer Sr three brothers Albert Dudvik and Howard and six grandchildren. Mayer established Clare’s first chicken hatchery eight years ago and his brother Albert purchased the hatchery two years ago and remains in Merrill.

Michael Mayer, Jr Merrill Hig Son Myron Mayer Saginaw General Hospital Oakwood Cemetery Saginaw Mayer Robert J. Russell Ithaca Breckenridge St. Louis Russell Carney Wilcox Hospital Alma Micheal Mayer, Sr Albert Clare Dudvik Howard Pinconning Mayor Hera

New CCC Registration Opens at Harrison Lake Camp

Thirty vacancies at Harrison Lake Civilian Conservation Camp to be filled from local applicants. Recruiting in Clare under Migs Winifred M. Panning. Report to CWA office Clare Friday 10 and Court House Harrison 10 30. Candidates must be warm clothing ready and have healthy bodies with a serious attitude. Final exams to be held at the camp.

Harrison Lakeivilian CG. W. A Clare Migs Winifred M. Panning CWA Court House Harrison Pridey CCC

Kenneth R Perry dies at Brandstetter Memorial Hospital

Kenneth Robert Perry, aged 24, died December 26 at Brandstetter Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant after a career from Gladwin High School class of 1927 and County Normal. He taught in Chippewa and Gladwin counties, farmed in Clare County, and was married October 8, 1933 to Trene Metzger. Funeral services were held at Congregational Church Harrison with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.

Kenneth Robert Perry Brandstetter Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Gladwin County Mich Gladwin High School County Normal Chippewa Glad- Witt -County Clare Trene Metzger Arthur ‘Perry Edson Willian Pynerat Services Bilder Burt Harrison Maple Grove

Elderly man injured by fall on icy street

Charles Dixon an aged demented man was found on an icy sidewalk with a broken hip and minor injuries after a fall on west eighth street. He was taken to Jack Trad er Home in Hinkleville and later wandered from the Card and authorities have searched for him since Thursday. He was returned to Cadre after officers located him.

Charles” Dixon DE Wel Clute Hinkleville Mr. Dixon

Death removes respected citizen Jay Wyman

Jay Wyman of Clare died Monday afternoon at age 72 3 months 16 days from acute indigestion. He was born in Clinton county September 15 1861 married Mary Hoyle October 1 1889 in Clare and had four children Pauline Harold Luman and Eugene with Pauline deceased in 1919. Survived by wife two brothers Alvin and Arthur a sister Mrs Chas Démort and two grandchildren with brother Wallace predeceasing him. He worked in elevator and hay buying and was loved by many. Funeral at St. Cecilia church with Rev Fr Morrison officiating and burial in church cemetery.

Jay Wyman Soloman Sophia Wyman Clinton County Mary Hoyle Clare Pauline Harold Luman Eugene Alvin Pompei Arthur St. Johns Chas DéMort Pompeii Wallace Wyman St. Cecilia J. Morrison

Community group events and church notices summary

Zenobia chapter C. B. S. meets monthly on the first Thursday. I C O M lodge changes its opening to 8 00. Walter H Larman Post and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays at American Legion rooms 415 McEwan. Ladies Union annual meeting Friday January 5 at Mrs Dawe home with 12 30 luncheon. Dover Gospel Tabernacle holds Sunday services at 11 30. Clare Study Club annual meeting and officer election Tuesday January 9 with luncheon 1 30. Congregational church Sunday School supper January 11 at 5 30. Ladies Missionary Society of Church of God meets pastor Rev F S Pinott Thursday January 12 at 909 Ast Sixth & Rest. Public service at Meti cat chimeh January 12 at 7 30 led by Dr Reo Tomy India s Bpetker.

Walter H. Larman American Legion McEwan Street The Ladies Union Albert Dawe Clare Study Club Nellie Sherwood the Ladies Missionary Society Church of God Pinott

Richard Maxwell Killed Walking on US 27 in Wis

Richard Maxwell, 66, was instantly killed last Thursday evening while walking on US 27 about three quarters of a mile south of Clare. Driver Robert Graham of Lansing did not see him and stopped after the impact. Maxwell, a Canadian-born widower, lived with sister Mrs Elmira Wedel in Wise and leaves three brothers Oscar Silas and Tia and sisters Jane and Mrs Wedel and Mrs Ben Yeeman. Funeral services were held at the Wedel home and interment in Loomis cemetery.

Richard Maxwell Ben ‘Yeeman Arthur Township Clare Robert Graham Lansing Hugh Johnson Rosebush Maxwell Clute Graham Landon Doherty and Son Elmira Wedel Wise Beale Farm Oscar Silas Tia Thes Jane Ben Yeeman Hatton Albert Dawe

Nelson Howard Dies After Illness in Bay City

Nelson Howard succumbed at Samaritan Hospital Bay City Tuesday night after several weeks illness. Funeral will be held from the Grant township home Sunday afternoon with Rev. A D Telcer officiating. Burial will be in Cherry Grove. A life sketch will be published next week.

Nelson Howard Samaritan Hospital Bay City Grant Township A. D. Telcer Cherry Grove

Housing survey led by Miss Doughty in Clare County

Miss Margaret Doughty heads a Clare County housing survey with seven girls starting Thursday morning to identify aid needs of rural families. The effort mirrors similar county surveys in Michigan and aligns with a nationwide program to determine state housing needs.

Margaret’ Doughty Clare County Seach Michisgan Tha E Ach

Wilkie Home Destroyed by Fire Last Thursday

A rural fire destroyed the home of Mr a W I Wilkie and George Bon near the junction one mile west and one north of Fan. Fire department reports indicate the blaze occurred last Thursday and caused total loss with belongings damaged.

Wilkie Mra W. I Wilkie

Christmas party at the Hotel Doherty with local guests

A holiday gathering was held at the Hotel Doherty entertaining Misses Margaret Betty and Patricia Doherty along with friends. Music came from a Mt. Pleasant orchestra and refreshments were served during the evening.

High Behdol Agi I Margaret

Clare County Selected for Rural Housing Survey 1934

Clare County women will conduct a federal housing survey in January 1934 under the Bureau of Home Economics and Michigan extension. Margaret Doughty will lead with Miss Hona V. Smith directing. the work is a Civil Works Administration project to assess farm homes and plan improvements.

Clare County Bureau of Home Economics Washington Margaret Doughty Miss Hona V. Smith Michigan Civil Works Administration Paul Gibson

Infant Son Passes Away After Brief Illness

Brief obituary notes the infant son of Arter who died after a short illness. The fragment mentions Cherry and shows garbled text with missing details but confirms a family loss.

Bank depositors assured as FDIC funds expand protection

A bank official outlines the new Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation coverage, noting the Temporary Insurance Fund will insure net deposits up to 2500 dollars, covering about 96 percent of depositors. The plan, linked to the Banking Act of 1933 and government guarantees, strengthens confidence in member banks.

The Nation Jamey S. Bickner Congress Federal Insurance Corporation FDIC United States Vini Rive Michigan Bankers Association

Corn Hog Reduction Contracts Open in Clare County

The county cultural agent P D Gibson announces available Corn Hog Reduction contracts for farmers. Eligible producers must agree to reduce corn output and hog production to receive payments of 30 cents per bushel of corn and 35 dollars per percent of average production, with six years of terms and payments over several installments.

Admini P. D. Gibson Vison Vane” Noes

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Hilda M. Dunlop Claré Southland Mary Frieda Gilmore Acard the. St Oh Val "Dotierty Aati Florida Southern EB. A. White Rush St New Smyrna, Fla Morida Ana Clara Wayrida Betty Jane Miami Carolina's BH. A White Clare Hatchery C.C.C Harrison Lake Kenneth Robert Perry St. Cecilia’s Church I. C. O. M. Lodge Dover Gospel Tabernacle Ordon, Snelling Metticaiat Dr. ReoTomy India S Bpetker Grant Two Housing Survey Cherry Clare CO
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