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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1947

Page

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Amob Head Clare Chamber of Commerce in 1947

Damoth will head the Clare Chamber of Commerce in 1947. The annual meeting at Hotel Doherty saw Omer Parent preside with a large roll of officers and nominations. The group discussed housing, signs, and tourism, pledging effort to boost Clare’s growth and map out county outreach.

Damoth Clare Chamber OF Commerce Doherty Chas. B. Hahn Omer Parent Dick Groves James Corsaut Nick Joe Jabour Laurence Shelander G. White Larry Jackson Warren McGuire J. B. Marley Glenn Fullerton Bill Gibbs Gerald Brown Bill Maxwell John E. Doherty Theo Wallington Austin Bates Chamber of Commerce Clare County Cincinati Ohio St. Louis Niles Michigan England East Michigan Tourist Association Bates Stuart Bicknell John W. Qunlop Art Damoth J. G. White Jennings Archambault Atty Theo. G. Bowler Clare

Annual Church of God Meeting Held January 2nd

The Clare Church of God held its annual meeting January 2 with prayer by the pastor who presided. Outgoing trustee Rev. Harry Cleveland was reelected for five years. Officers and staff included Secretary George Teeter Treasurer Edgar Van Sicklen Pianist Mrs. Marian Davis Janitor Roy Feighner and dining room supervisor Mrs. Audrey Teeter. A yearend financial report was read and accepted. Christmas gifts to Rev Noblen Davis and wife totaled 3800 in offerings of love.

Clare Church of God Harry Cleveland George Teeter Edgar van Sicklen Marian Davis Roy Feighner Cora Wilson Audrey Teeter Noblen Davis

Warren McGuire Becomes Partner at Firestone Store

Warren McGuire buys Eugene Campbell’s share in the McGuire Campbell Firestone Store and the business will operate as McGuire Brothers Firestone Store. Hloyd McGuire has long been with the firm, Warren has worked there and recently moved to Clare. Friends wish the McGuires continued success and Campbell future ventures.

Warren McGuire Eugene Campbell McGuire & Campbell Firestone McGuire Brothers Firetone Hloyd McGuire Clare Warren McGuires Mr. Campbell

Early Clare school recalls its first teachers and buildings

The article traces Clare's early education from 1872 with Dr. Sawtell in the Atkins building near Vernon Hill to subsequent teachers Miss Minnie Pressley and Joseph Graham. It outlines the evolution of school sites, costs, fires in 1900 and 1921, and the current building, with notes on obsolescence and relocation as the city grew.

Clare Sawtell Atkins Vernon Hill McEwan Street Minnie Fouthh Pressley Joseph Graham Lillian Sawtell Dir. Sawtell City Hall Memorial Building City Hall Sixth McEwan Jennie Callum L. EB. McCulloch the Sentinel Louis "Wolsey

Pioneers Triumph Over St Louis In Tuesday Clash

Clare Pioneers defeated St Louis 54 to 27 to preserve Caspar for another year. Seven of eight Pioneer players scored as Cappaert led with 17 points in a steady team performance and the Junior Varsity also won 36 to 30 in a hectic related game.

Clare Pioneers Casper St. Louis Clare Fang Clare Cappaert Plongers Harrison

Clare Kiwanis Club Installs Officers for New Year

The Clare Kiwanis Club at Hotel Doherty held its regular dinner meeting with installation of officers and directors for the coming year. Leo Brown became president with Donald Helbrook as vice president and Ace Parker as secretary treasurer. Directors include Tim Cotter Harold Fleming Theo Bowler Albert Haley Theo Wallington and Ed Johnston.

Clare Kiwanis Club Doherty Austin Bates Gerald Cotter Mt. Pleasant Club Elmer Graham George Gosman Leo Brown Donald E. Helbrook Ace Parker Tim Cotter Harold Fleming Theo G. Bowler Albert Haley Theo Wallington Ed Johnston Bates Mr. Bates

Kiwanis No 1 Tops Rotary In City League Playoffs

Kiwanis No 1 won the first half playoff against Rotary No 11 with totals 2461 to 2242. Jim Grove led with 612, Al Haley 510, high game by Geo Wisler 199. Next Sunday Kiwanis No 1 faces Big 5 Construction for first half crown. Mixed doubles at Clare Alleys saw Cimmerer and Shelander win with 1247.

Kiwanis No Rotary Jim Grove al Haley Geo. Wisler Leo Russell Kiwanis No. 1 Big 5 Construction Co Clare Alleys Roy Cimmerer Frances Shelander Arthur Mussell Mariatta Cores Cimmerer Mrs. Comes

Baby Clinic at Clare City Hall Next Wednesday

A well baby clinic will be held at Clare City Hall on Wednesday January 15 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Babies may be immunized against whooping cough smallpox and diphtheria if mothers wish without charge. Health Department officials solicit cooperation.

Clare City Hall Health Department

March of Dimes and President's Ball Planned in Clare County

The drive funds benefit the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and Clare County Chapter. March of Dimes runs January 15 to 30 with dimes collected in business and public venues. A Birthday Ball honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt will be held January 25 at Clare City Hall with Dor Bryant and His Vets providing music. Proceeds divide equally between the National Foundation and Clare County Chapter. each dollar leaves fifty cents in county. a motion picture trailer will be shown in theatres during the drive.

National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Glare County Roosevelt Clare County Clare City Hall Dor Bryant National Foundation Doris Ware

Obituary: Mrs. Asa DB. Ward Dies at Home

Mrs. Asa D B Ward dies at her West State Street home after six months of illness. Funeral services were held at Thurston Funeral Home at 2 PM on Wednesday with Rev. Harl Reedman officiating and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. Obituary to follow next week.

Asa DB. Ward West State Street Thurston Funeral Home Harl H. Reédman Cherry Grove Cemetery

Flora Coyne Widow of Patrick Coyne Dies in Temple

Mrs Flora Coyne widow of Patrick J Coyne of Temple passed away at her Lake George home Wednesday morning Funeral services will be held in Punt Saturday morning with interment there Russell Thurston in charge of drtange ments

Flora Coyne Patrick J. Coyne Temple George Russell Thurston

Blood Plasma Clinic Seeks Donors in Clare January 1947

The Michigan Department of Health and Clare County Red Cross plan a Blood Plasma Clinic at Clare city hall on January 20 with two sessions and January 21 with two sessions. Volunteers are urged to register early to secure appointments and ensure plasma supplies for shock and burn cases. Call 107 or 824 to register.

Michigan Department of Health Clare County The American Red Cross Clare City

Michigan Livestock Exchange Meeting at Rosebush January 16

The Annual Michigan Livestock Exchange meeting will be held at Rosebush town hall Thursday afternoon January 16 starting at 2:00. Election of a new chairman and secretary for 1947, plus selection of voting delegates for the state meeting, will be on the agenda. Don Stark and BE Betton will speak. George Wheeler will preside. Invitation extended to all members and livestock farmers with talks on feeding practices disease control and management. Register now by phone.

Michigan Livestock Exchange Rosebush Town Hall Don Stark BE. L. Betton George Wheeler Dutlock

Adventist Church Rising on Jackson Street in Clare

The Seventh Day Adventist Church at the northeast corner of Jackson Street and US-10 in Clare is under construction. A brick structure is planned to be an asset to the city and harmonize with nearby buildings, with residents expressing strong support.

Seventh Day Adventist Church Clare Jackson Street Us-10

Steve Benic Dies at Home in West Grant

Steve Benic died at his home in West Grant township on January 2 after a heart attack. Born April 17, 1889 in Daljak Serbia he came to the United States at fifteen, served in the Coast Artillery, became naturalized, and married twice. He left two children with one deceased, and had lived in Clare since 1921 with his family on several farms. Continued on Page Four.

Steve Benic West Grant Township Daljak Serbia Yugoslavia Clara George Benic United States Army 19Th Mine Co Coast Artillery Corps 109Th Co. Coast Artillery Corps America Susan Panik Edward Julia Havlik Chicago Clare West Grant Theo

Special Morning and Evening Services at Clare Methodist

Clare Methodist Church schedules a Sunday program with a 10:00 a.m. service led by Bishop Raymond Wade, signaling praise for building upgrades including new chancel pews furniture and 250 folding chairs plus 25 tables, and plans for a nursery and Beginners Department addition. The Women’s Society will buy carpet. a social hall kitchen and parlor with independent heat are planned. District Superintendent Rev Byron Hahn will preach at the 7:30 p.m. service. community members are invited.

Clare Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service Raymond Wadé Detroit Methodist Church Europe THS Byron Hahn Big ‘Rapids

Rosebush Pilot and Wife Die in Sunday Crash

Richard Neff, 29, and wife Jean, 19, of Rosebush perished when their 1941 Taylor Craft crashed near Gates, Virginia on the way to the Miami Gulf Oil air show. Weather and low clouds blamed. Neff was an experienced pilot and former CAP member. They leave a seven month old daughter Cheryl Lee.

Isabella” County Richard Neff Rosebush Neff Jean Neffs Gulf Oil Company Miami Florida Florida City Cincinnati Ohio Harold Oakridge Tenn Oakridge Betwen Knoxville, Tenn Gates Wnefit Virginia Harold Neff Earl Neff Associated Press Service Detroit Richard Richie C.A.P Lansing Grand Rapids Michigan Randolph Field Texas Young Wetf Cheryl Lee

Fire Destroys Denney Home Fire officials report

Clare Fire Department contained a blaze at 210 West Fifth Street owned by Dr. Chas. Stirling and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. Denney and daughter Della. The fire started from a misadjusted gas floor heater, causing ceiling and floor damage and smoke throughout the house. Total damage estimated around 200 dollars.

Clare West Fifth. St Chas. Stirling R. &. Denney Della Denneys Smidke

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Church OF God Firestone Pioneers Louis Wolsey Philadelphia BIG 5 Construction A. E. Ward Mrs Livestock Exchange District State College Adventist Church Methodists Denney Registery Stirling Jose Y Indurante Demadins
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