Widow, Clare road official William Hutchinson dies suddenly
Long Lake area resident and former Gratiot County official William Hutchinson died suddenly after falling ill while returning home from property work near Rosebush. Born in Canada, he served as deputy sheriff and county road commissioner and helped develop Long Lake property into a resort. Survived by wife, two daughters, three grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral at Elwell Methodist Church with burial in Pritchard cemetery.
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Long Lake
Wm. Ll. Hutchinson
Rosebush
Mr. Hutchinson
Hailwell
Gratiot
Canada
Howell
Mary Lanshaw
Anna Fairchilds
Dora Fairchilds
Gratoit County
Hutchinson
Holland-St. Louis Sugar Co
Elwell Elevator Co
Fritchinson
Clare County
Michigan
Frost Township
Board of Supervisors
County Road Commissioners
Coburn
Turrell
St. Louis
Elwell
Poultry School to be Held in Clare January 13
Farmers and farm women will study poultry flock problems with Mr. A Hancock Extension Poultry man of Michigan State College at a Clare High School all day meeting starting 10:00 A M January 13 The session will cover raising chicks housing feeding and sanitation with emphasis on turning a flock into a profitable business through proper care and management programs by the extension department aiding Michigan farmers.
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A. Hancock
Mich’gan
State College Extension Department
Michigan
Harrison
Gayla Harper
Wallace Harper
Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
Miss Harper
McBain
Central State Teachers’ College
Howard
Bridgeport
Dave of
Clare
Maple Grove Cemetery
Professional Men of State Pay Last Respects to Perry
The Clare business houses closed for one hour during the funeral services of Attorney Chas. W. Perry. Attendees from nearby cities included James Duffy Bay City Circuit Judge Ray Hart Probate Judge Ralph Hyde F H Dodds Jos H Ryan G J Cotter Butterfield Jos Schnitzler H A Graham T R McNamara Mt Pleasant John Quinn Harrison and local attorneys A J Wylie T G Bowler and T Carl Holbrook.
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Clare
Chas. W. Perry
James Duffy
Michigan Bar Association
Bay City
Ray Hart
Ralph Hyde
Midland
F. H. Dodds
Jos. H. Ryan
G. J. Cotter
A. ®. Butterfield
Jos. Schnitzler
H. A. Graham
T. R. McNamara
Mt Pleasant
John Quinn
Harrison
Messrs
A. J. Wylie
T. G. Bowler
T. Carl Holbrook
Chevrolet Given Position of Honor for Fourth Time
The Chevrolet Motor Company again holds the top exhibition spot at the National Automobile Show in New York, awarded for its largest sales in the past year. Prices for the 1931 Chevrolet six fall below the 1928 four cylinder models in most lines, while quality and standard equipment have risen.
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Chevrolet
Grand Central Palace
New York
Chevrolet Motor Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Spéchais at Jackson's Market Ad
Fragmented ad copy notes price items including pork lard beef balSaze 95 cents and bologna 12 cents pound, with home products and stews advertised. Venue unclear but appears as a local market promotion with multiple price points.
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Jackson's
Mixed Chorus Presents Operetta Next Wednesday
The Mixed Chorus stages an operetta next Wednesday showcasing a story of college life. Characters include Spencer and Carrie amid financial struggles with a large cast of students and governors mentioned.
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Spencer
Carrie
Welfare advisory panel formed by Gov Brucker
Gov Wilber M Brucker Tuesday named an advisory welfare commission to work with Welfare Director W S Carpenter. The group will analyze welfare statutes study state child welfare needs and coordinate efforts among existing commissions. Members include Fred R Johnson Detroit Judge Frank I Covert Pontiac Fred M Butzel Detroit Judge Ruth Thompson Muskegon A J Miller Battle Creek Mrs Madeline Couzenshaw Detroit and Asa H Aldrich Harrison.
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Wilber M. Brucker
W. S. Carpenter
Welfare Department
Brucker
Fred R. Johnson
Detroit
Frank I. Covert
Pontiac
Fred M. Butzel
Ruth Thompson
Muskegon
A. J. Miller
Battle Creek
Madeline Couzenshaw
Asa H. Aldrich
Hartison
Clare Good Literature Club Holds First Meeting of Year
The Clare Good Literature Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Earl Stevnaman's home with thirteen members and two visitors. Mrs. Bernice Alldread received praise for reviewing Warwick Deeping's Exile, and Grace Reagan accompanied community singing from the Seth Parker hymnal. Members in arrears were urged to attend and pay dues at the upcoming muster.
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Clare Good Literature Club
Earl Stevnaman
Bernice Alldread
Warick ‘Deeping
Deeping
Sorrell & Son
Clare Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting
The Clare Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting at Barnes Cafe next Monday night January 12. Rev. Albert Dawe of the Congregational church will give a short talk. A report of the year's work and the election of officers will follow. All members are urged to be present.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Barnes Cafe
Albert Dawe
Congregational Church
Reception to honor new minister Dawe at Clare church
Clare Congregational church will host a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Albert Dawe, the new pastor and his wife, at the church on Friday evening January 8. All members and friends are urged to attend and be present.
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Clare Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
Thugs Leave Car at Zemmer Garage Friday for Repairs
Two suspicious men visited Zemmer Garage last Friday leaving an old Chevrolet truck for repairs and planned to return Monday. They, identified as Eewin Cassidy and Charles Hodgins, were later captured by Midland authorities after a confrontation. Cassidy injured, Hodgins jailed. The truck belonged to Blackburn Garage of Midland under a mortgage.
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Zemmer
Mr. Zemmer
Eewin Cassidy
Qeemaw
Charles Hodgins
Saginaw
Midland
Sheriff Day
Bay City
Saginaw County
Blacknurst Garage
Henry Sines Passes After Lingering Illness
Henry Sines died at his Vernon Bill home Tuesday January 6 at age 77 years 28 days after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 2:00 pm at his home with Rev. EH. T. Smith officiating and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. A life sketch will appear next week.
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Henry Sines
Vernon Bill
EH. T. Smith
Cherry Grove
Film Schedule at Ideal Theatre This Week
At the Ideal Theatre this weekend Comedy stars Hell's Island with Jack Holt. The Dough Boys with Buster Keaton and Cliff Edwards headline Sunday to Monday. Jolson shines in a popular musical as a jockey hero with Tomorrow is Another Day. Also see The Widow from Chicago.
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Jack Holt
Dough Boys
Buster Keaton
Cliff Edwards
Big Boy
al Jolson
Chicago
Alice. White
Farmers Ind Produce Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Palmiers Independent Produce Co will hold its annual meeting at the O.O. hall on Saturday January 10. All members requested to attend.
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IND. Produce CO
the Palmiers. Independent Produce Co
Clare Varsity Rout Beaverton In Easy 28–11 Win
Clare high boys defeated Beaverton high 28 to 11 in a rough game last Friday night. Lawrence Waite led scoring with 13 points as Clare dominated. all players reached the scores. The Clare second team also beat Beaverton second 18 to 9.
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Clare High
Beaverton High
Beaverton Boys
the Sentinel
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Boys
Clare
Chaffee
Free Trip to the South with Epworthians
A Cuba Haiti and Santo Domingo tour is offered to Epworthians as a fun educational journey. Four guides Lamont Hamlin Kile Randall Agnes Bauder Shirley Allen lead Sunday meetings at 6 30 with average attendance 67 since October 5. Miss Wagonair led last Sunday.
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Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Lamont Hamlin
Miss Wagonair
Revival Meetings at Brown Corners Church
Revival meetings at the Brown Corners church will begin next Sunday evening with Rev. Chas. Kleinharat in charge. Special singing is planned.
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Brown Corners Church
Chas
Kieinharat
Randall School Christmas Program Shown
The Randall School presented a Christmas program on December 24 with parents and Mrs. Deller in attendance. Misses Elizabeth, Mildred, and Maxine Krell provided organ and violin music as children performed the one act play Christmas in the Air. Cast included Elizabeth Krell, Frances Kaplinger, Emma Nass, Mildred Krell, Genevieve Colmus, Maxine Krell, William Leis, Rolland Krell, Leo Colmus, Earl Gilmore, and Morris Dora.
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Rolland Krell
Leo Colmus
Earl Gilmore
Morris Dora
Belle CG. Deller
Spike Horn Meyers Brings Three Elk to Clare County
Spike Horn Meyers showcases three elk at his 2000 acre Clare county site north of town. A wildlife reserve with rustic cottages and rock gardens draws over fifty carloads of visitors weekly. Meyers plans to add a Yellowstone shipment and various small animals as the area gains attention along U S 2% and near the Federal Fish Hatchery.
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Spike Horn Meyers
Clare County
Wild Life Soo
Clare
Spike Horn” Meyers
Meyers
Yellowstone Park
U. S
Annual Meeting Elects Church Officers and Plans Gospel Meetings
The Baptist church held its annual meeting on Wednesday December 31 with most members in attendance. A new Articles of Association prompted ballots electing A P MacDonald as pastor for six years and choosing deacons trustees deaconesses and officers including Loomis Thompson and Clute. Reports show healthy growth and funds, with special gospel meetings led by Rev Frank Bates starting next Sunday and the Lord's Supper observed in the morning.
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A. P. MacDonald
T. Loomis
L H. Thompson
H. M. Scowles
A. T. Loomis
J.T. Brown
J. Clute
Laura Thompson
Gordon Mclntosh
H. M. Sowle
Frank Bates
Ang
Bates
Clare Study Club to Hold Banquet and Meeting
The Clare Study Club announces its annual meeting at Mrs. Leon Gleason's home with luncheon at 1 30 Tuesday January 18. New officers will be elected during the afternoon business session.
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Clare Study Club
Leon Gleason
Supper Event at St. Cecilia Church Prompts Early Notice
Readers are informed of a Thursday evening supper at St. Cecilia Church scheduled for January 16. The brief notice urges attendance and highlights parish activity.
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St. Cecilia
Two Million Gasser Struck In Surrey Township
In Surrey township Vernon Field reports a three well plus additional wells activity. The Smith No 1 well flowed two million cubic feet of gas at 1400 feet increasing the field output to nine million cubic feet daily from four productive wells. The Crowley and Scott gassers show continued development and a shift of interest south and east as Durnin No 1 nears Marshall.
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Wm. Mahar
Durnin No. 1
Reguar
Crowley
Scott Gasser
Clare
Glare
Smith No
Surrey Township
Red Cross Banquet and Meeting Set for February 25
The Clare County Red Cross announces its annual officers slate with nominating committee members Mrs G B Lamb Farwell Mrs Lulu Murphy Harrison and Mrs L W Jackson Clare Postmaster C Kirkbride chairs the roll call drive reporting 286 35 raised with 49 35 donated locally The county health nursing service under Mrs Wm Tichenor and Miss Yoder receives praise The Sentinel notes a fall service planned and a banquet to honor Miss Yoder on February 25 with Mrs Tichenor arranging preparations
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Clre County
Red Cross m
Phese
G. B. Lamb
Farwell
Lulu Murphy
Harrison
L. W. Jackson
Clare
C. Kirkbride
Clare County
Wm. Tichenor
Miss Yoder
T. Carl Holbrook
the Sentinel
Semi annual report from Clare County Prosecuting Attorney
The Clare County Prosecuting Attorney reports higher crime but effective control by law enforcement for July 1 to December 31, 1930. Of 61 prosecuted, 58 convicted, one nolle prosequi, two settled. fines total 406 dollars, 600 jail days, eight years minimum state prison terms. The sole homicide was sentenced to life at Marquette Prison. Contributing categories included general vice and larceny with a focus on trespassing cases resolved.
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Clare County
Paul W. Voorheis
Holbrook
Lansing
Marquette
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