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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1935

Page

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Recount Controversy Explained by Rep Callaghan

Miles M Callaghan explains the disputed recount of votes for Secretary of State and Attorney General. The piece outlines the sequence from Atwood versus Wilson results to county sheriff recounts, Supreme Court rulings, and potential legislative action. The turmoil at Lansing leads to a special session ordered by Governor Comstock.

Miles M. Callaghan Orville Be ‘Atwood Guy M.wilson Wayne County Wilson State Board of Canvassers Sherif Supreme Court Ganvassers Patrick O’brien Harry S Toy Lansing Comstock

Freshman College Completes Successful First Term

Clare Freshman College reports a successful first term on January 11 with small initial enrollment due to seasonal work. A larger second term is anticipated and courses in English, elementary algebra, trigonometry, economics, cultural study, history, geography and accounting will be offered, with enrollment advised by January 16.

Clare Freshman College Clute

Friends Bid Bates Family Farewell in Local Party

The Bates family, moving to a new home, held a Saturday night farewell hosted at their residence. Friends and neighbors filled the neighborhood, sharing visits and games. A midnight lunch of sandwiches pickles and cakes was served before the party dispersed with good wishes for the girls starting at new schools.

Geo. Bates Bates

Talented artists to entertain at Baptist churches

Mr P H Kady and daughter Miss Melba Kady from Flint will perform at Clare Baptist Church and Dover Tabernacle January 14 to 18. The program features a cartoonist singer who draws live cartoons while reciting prose and poetry about church life, with hymns sung by Miss Melba Kady.

P. H. Kady Flint Clare Baptist Church Dover Tabernacle Melba Kady America P. Hady

Announcement of Candidacy for Clare County School Commissioner

A candidate announces to Clare County voters his bid for another term as county school commissioner. He cites lifelong dedication to education as a teacher and superintendent and pledges faithful service and continued public effort for social professional and industrial development.

Clare County County Inere

Clare-Isabella Pomona Grange Meets at Mt Vernon

The Clare Isabella Pomona Grange will meet at Mt Vernon Grange on January 17 with a pot luck lunch led by Master Dick Brdeoks.

Isabella Pomona Grange Dick Brdéoks

Two Auto Crashes Hurt Two Over Weekend

Weekend auto incidents left two men injured in a US 10 crash near city limits. Rene Bolle of Wise escaped harm while Howard Higgley of Flint and Frank Ther ing suffered severe cuts and bruises and were treated by Dr. K. Hammerberg.

US 10 Rene Bolle Wise Howard Higgley Flint Frank Thering Bolle Higgley Thering K. Hammerberg

Farm Credit ends first year of service to farmers

Stanton Production Credit Association marks its first year with 17 members and 61 343 75 dollars in loans as it prepares for the January 25 1938 annual meeting at Gardner Theater Stanton Michigan. Harry T Glezen secretary treasurer says the group offers low interest terms and access to credit for crops livestock and farm needs. Representatives from Production Credit Corporation of St Paul will attend to report financial condition and address stockholders while non stockholders are invited to attend.

Stanton Production Credit Association Gardner Theater Stanton Michigan Harry T. Glezen Farm Credit Administration Glezen C’msen Glezek Production Credit Corporation of Clare Gratiot Isabella Mecosta Montcalm

Vernon Card Party Preview

Mit. Vernon hosts a card party this week as the hall is being decorated by committee members preparing for the event.

Mit Vernon

Rev Percy Y Dawe Accepts State Office in Lansing

Rev Percy Y Dawe of Cadillac accepted a state office in Lansing and will serve as assistant to Dr Stephen A Lloyd in the State Office of the Congregational churches of Michigan. He moved to 703 Mongolia Street, Lansing, and plans to begin his new duties after nearly ten years as pastor of the Cadillac church.

Our Veolinmna Percy Dawg Cadillac Lansing Albert Dawe The Sentinel Stephen A.lloyd Congregational Churches of Michigan Mongolia Street Dawe Cad‘i Mac

Annual Meeting Of Congregational Church Attended

The Congregational church held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening January 8. A large group shared a feast after the business session led by the Pastor with Mrs Harold Fleming as secretary. Reports showed improvement, officers were elected for the coming year and various committees named.

Congregational Church Harold Fleming Norris Hiden IL. BE. Davy Andrew Irving Fred Hudson H. C. Cudney S. McCulloch Mabel Horton W. E H. Michenor Nellie Jane Davy

Location Selected for New Hospital on West Fifth St

Dr. C. B. Wood of Boston announced purchase of the Callihan property west of Clare City Hall for a new up to date hospital. Eight beds at start with X ray and electric sterilizing, two operating rooms, and potential expansion to five or six rooms. Wood, a Michigan 1930 graduate, has taught surgery in Harvard and will reside at the hospital with Mrs Wood. Remodeling contracts let. completion in about three weeks.

Clare C. B. Wood Boston Mass Callihan City Hall Fifth Street Wood Mt. Pleasant University of Michigan Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Harvard College Mrs. Wood

Volley Ball Adults Plan Next Session at School

Walter Foell Homer Douglas and Don Luce enjoyed volleyball at the school bondée Wednesday evening. The article invites more players to come out next Wednesday at 7:30 PM hosted by Don Luce.

Walter Foell Homer Douglas Don Luce Bondée

Tri County Bar Association Holds Enthusiastic Meet

The Tri County Bar Association of Clare Isabella and Midland counties held a banquet at Midland Country Club with Judge Ray Hart presiding. Thirty six attorneys attended including five from Clare. Remarks honored T Carl Holbrook and noted collaboration to discuss issues affecting the three counties. A resolution endorsing the continued meeting was presented.

Tri- County Bar Association Clare Isabella Midland Counties Banqutet Midland Country Club Midland Ray Hart Clare County Theodore G. Bowler Donald B. Holbrook T. Carl Holbrook Joseph K. Naumes Alexander EH. Wylie Hart Carl Holbrook Patrick HH. O’brien Wart Ralph J. Hart Chester I. Norris Joseph Schnitzler Mt. Pleasant James R. Rood

Zenobia Chapter Installs New Worthy Matron

Zenobia Chapter No 129 of the Order of the Eastern Stars held a January meeting on Thursday January 8th electing Anna Northon as Worthy Matron for 1935. Installing Officer Rev Albert Dawe praised the proceedings and noted plans to install his niece as a future Worthy Matron in Canada.

Zenobia Order of the Eastern Stars Anna Northon Albert Dawe Acteis Ad He Haw Eastern Star Canada

Clare Fire Loss Drops to Less Than Nine Hundred

Clare Realty Company reports a total fire loss of 851.28 for 1934, a sharp drop from 4477.28 in 1933. The city boasts a high standing for low fire losses and credit is given to the Clare Fire Department for prompt, steady service.

Clare Clare. Realty

Birth Announcement for Baby Girl in Grand Rapids

A baby girl was born Friday January 4 at Bottomworth hospital in Grand Rapids to Mr and Mrs RR Straight. The joyous family welcomes the new arrival.

RR. G. Straight Bottomworth Hospital Grand Rapids

Former Clare Young Man Joins Brown and Gregg Law Firm

Ross D Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Bred Thompson and a former Clare boy is now a member of Brown and Gregg with offices in the American State Savings Bank building at Lansing He is a Detroit College of Law graduate Sigma Nu Phi member of the Lansing Exchange Club and previously served as Circuit Court Commissioner in Clare The Sentinel offers best wishes for his success.

Mada Monda Ross Bred Thompson Clare Boy Law First of Brown and Gregg American State . Savings Bank Lansing Detroit College of Law Sigma Nu. Phi Fraternity Lansing Exchange Club Clare the Sentinel

Clare Study Club Holds Annual Meeting and Lunch

The Clare Study Club met at Mrs. Lawrence Jackson's home for an annual meeting and luncheon at 1 20. Mrs. Mary Green assisted hostess. Secretary Tibbits read the report in absence of the regular secretary. Members voted on officers and delegates for state and district meetings. The next meeting January 22 will discuss China Today and Yesterday with Mr Kitchin from the school faculty.

Clare Study Club Lawrence Jackson Mary Green John Doherty Clara Sternaman Tibbits Mabel Mulder Fred Doherty Green Bassett Acheport Bicknell Doherty Hotel Adelaide Wylie General Federated Clubs of Michigan Genome Fleming Estella Artibed Daisley Goodman G.fleming Estella Artibee Rorge Marie “Jackson Virginia Collins BR Doherty John Wilson China Kitchin

Legion Auxiliary Begins Year With January Meeting

The Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met January 7 to start 1935 with full activities. Betty Walker opened as color bearer. Marie Holbrook reported on the Christmas party. Wilmer Clute and Belle Jackson discussed baskets. Jotie Gorr noted three new members and a year quota. The unit plans initiation for February and voted to pay the National Defense Fund and contribute $5 to the Clara School Mik Fund. The next meeting is January 21, a social session with initiation practice planned.

Walter H. Larman American Legion Auxiliary Betty Walker Marie Holbrook Wilmer Clute Belle Jackson Jotie Gorr Clara School Mik

Shine Convicted in Special Term of Circuit Court

One of Clare county’s most important criminal cases ended when a jury in a special Clare County Circuit Court session found Wendell B. Shine guilty of armed robbery. Judge Hart imposed seven to fifteen years at Jackson State Prison. The People alleged Shine, with Howard F. Thompson and Delos Humphery, robbed the Hotel Doherty on October 27, kidnapping two employees. Thompson and Humphery had pleaded guilty and awaited sentences. The trial began Tuesday and drew a packed courtroom with testimony from Richard Johnson and Lawrence Knapp among others.

Clare County Hart Wendell B. Shine Jackson State of Michigan Wendell B. Shing Doherty Richard Johnson Lawrence Knapp Mr. Shine Howard F. Thompson Delos Humphery Shine Justice Court Callihan Circuit Court Theodore G. Bowler Arthur W. Penny Muskegon Cadillac Robert Arnold Ithaca Hard Townsend Franklin Floyd Ferguson Freeman John Andrews Garfield James McGuire Hamilton Don Luce Lincoln John Koetje Winterfield Charley van Blarcom Greenwood Bert Badger Surrey Stanley Schunk Sheridan Frank Robinson Grant John Hartman Arthur Roy Kress Redding Address Alfred J. Doh

Citizens State Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

At the January 8 1938 stockholders meeting of Citizens State Bank, directors elected were James S. Bicknell, Wm H Bicknell, A B Mulder, A E Mussell, I B Hampton, A J Doherty, and James Duncan. Board officers named include James S Bicknell President A B Mulder Vice President Wm H Bicknell 2nd Vice President Mark Bicknell Cashier Acey Parker Assistant Cashier Miss Gladys Hampton Bookkeeper. The bank reported a fine condition with a large increase in deposits.

Citizens State Bank James S. Bicknell Wm. H. Bicknell A.B. Mulder A. E. Mussell I. B. Hampton A. J. Doherty James Duncan James 8. Bicknell A. BE. ‘Mulder Iat Mark Bicknell Acey Parker Ass't Misa Gladys Hampton Athe Bank

Benefit Card Party by Benobia Chapter O. I. 9

The Benobia Chapter O. I. 9 hosts a benefit card party in the dining hall on Thursday at 8:00 PM. Admission is 2.50 with cards provided. proceeds go to the chapter’s committee efforts.

Benobia Chapter O. i. 9

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Rep. Callaghan Tender Bates Baptist Church Robt. Skull Hatton Township H. N. Merritt Bay City US 27 Harl Hovey Rosebush Mr. Hovey Percy Y. Dawe Cong's Albert Dave West Fifth ST Tri-County BAR Thusiastic Clare, Isabella Zenobia Chapter C. B.S Clare Young Man Popular Law Firm C. S.C Legion Auxiliary
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