Pioneers End St. Louis Jinx With Decisive Victory
Clare High School Pioneers defeated St. Louis 50 to 34 on their home floor to break a five year jinx. Hrnie Bryant led Clare with 23 points while Neilan Cradit anchored the defense and offense. Palmer scored 19 for St. Louis as Coleman eyes a rematch Friday.
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St. Louis
Pioneers
Casper
Clare
Cadper
Clare High School
Pioneer
Neilan Cradit
Hrnie Bryant
Palmer
Coleman
Joseph E. Orth Dies at His Clare Area Farm
Joseph E. Orth born in Canada March 30 1869 died January 4 1940 at his farm home south of Clare aged 71 years 9 months 4 days He married Carrie Kramp in Owosso Michigan in 1895 They moved to a farm near Clare Isabella County in 1896 Survived by his wife Carrie two sisters Mrs Bernice Haton and Mrs Alice Otto and a brother Emerson Orth Funeral services were at Thurston Funeral Home Monday at 10 00 a m with burial in Owosso led by Rev J A Rogers
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Joseph E. Orth
Canada
Clare
Michigan
Owosso
Carrie Kramp
Isabella County
Carrie Orth
Hmerson Orth
Bernice Haton
Alice Otto
Pontiac
Thurston Funeral Home
J. A. Rogers
Carl Monday Dies at Clare Hospital
Funeral services were held for Carl Monday a Hatton township farmer who died Saturday evening at Clare County General Hospital. Born May 20 1891 in Lennon Shiawassee county Michigan he was 48 at death. Survived by wife son mother two sisters and a brother. Military funeral conducted by Harrison Post Veterans of Foreign Wars with Norris Hiden singing. Burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Carl Monday
Hatton Township
Clare County General Hospital
Monday
Lennon
Shiwassee County
Michigan
Mack Monday
Thurston Funeral Home
Harrison, Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norris Hiden
Beulah Land
Cherry Grove
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Performed at Farwell
The Farwell Woman's Club presents a Marionette Show of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Madge B. Lamb Hall in Farwell High School Monday afternoon January 45 at 1 45. The third number of the Lycaum course sponsored by the club will feature the performance.
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They. Warwell Womans Club
Madge B. Lamb
Farwell High School
Snow White
Coleman Comets Meet Pioneers at Gym Tonight
Coleman Comets travel to Coleman to face the Clare High School Pioneers after a 19 16 win in December. The Pioneers vow to return the compliment with a 7 15 pm clash at the local gym drawing local fans and friends.
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Coleman Comets
Clare
Coleman
Pioneers
Comets
Adootihe Coleman Comets
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau Proves Material Quality
The Better Fabrics Testing Bureau in New York City subjects fabrics to extreme tests twisting pulling soaking and wear to gauge color fastness shrinkage and strength. A Turkish towel sample shows 440 loops per square inch absorbs 5.5 times its weight and shows no shrinkage during laundering. Thousands of fabrics are tested and reported aiding thrifty buying for housewives.
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Better Fabrics Testing Bureau Inc
New York City
Bureau
Better Fabrics Testing Bureau
Witheld
Benefit Dance for Mt Vernon Grange Hall
A benefit dance is held at Mt Vernon Grange Hall on Wednesday January 17 1946. Tickets are 3 for one dollar and proceeds go to Grange activities.
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Mt Vernon Grange
Hall
Er - Soudig
Florence Gay Home Damaged By Fire Monday
Fire of undetermined origin caused extensive damage at the Highth and Pine street home owned by Mrs Olive Weidner and occupied by Mrs Florence White Gay and family. Fire broke out during a birthday dinner for John White. Anita Gay discovered the blaze near the dining room chimney at about 7 30. The canary perished from suffocation. dog and puppy were unharmed. Losses: Weidner about 275 Gay about 175, both insured. Firemen arrived quickly, minimizing damage.
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Highth
Pine Streets
Olive Weidner
Harrison
Florence White Gay
Gay
John White
Cleveland Street
Anita
Bob
St. Andrews
Weidner
Wife of local oil man dies at Alma home
Mrs. L. R. Perkins dies at her Alma residence at 7:00 a m after a heart ailment. Born in Michigan she and husband Levi Ray Perkins were longtime participants in Michigan oil and operators of the Windover Ranch Hotel in Freeman township. Funeral set for Saturday at 10 a m with Freeman Oil Company associates among pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ray
Massachusetts
Detroit
Alma
Freeman Oil Company
Donald &. Holbrook
J. Higelmire
Geo. Scott and
Mark Bicknell
Greenwood Townsend Club Sponsors Meeting in Harrison
The Greenwood Townsend Club announces a public meeting at the Community Building in Harrison on Thursday evening January 18 starting at 8:60. H. Dent of Grand Rapids will speak as the principal presenter about the plan’s meaning for attendees. Open to all residents with the aim to inform and attract interest.
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Greenwood Townsend Club
Harrison
H. Dent
Grand Rapids
Meeting Called to Arrange For President's Ball
A meeting at the Clare City Library on Friday at 8:00 p m coordinates plans for the annual President's Ball to be held Tuesday January 30 at the Clare Community Hall. The event supports humane work aiding infantile paralysis and asks for continued personal and moral backing.
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Clare
Citizens Bank Chooses Board And Officers
The annual meeting of The Citizens State Bank of Clare elected officers for the coming year led by Jas Bicknell as president and Stuart Bicknell as executive vice president. Directors include A Mulder Mussell and the Bicknells, with deposits totaling over one million dollars at year end.
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Jas 8
Bicknell
Stuart Bicknell
Mark Bicknell
Theo. Wallington
Clarence Lindemulder
Dorothy Schlafley
Margaret Shoup
A. @. Mulder
Anna B. Mussell
Wm. H. Bicknell
Jas S. Bicknell
Officers Elected by Baptist Young People Monday
A Baptist Young Peoples Union meeting at Charles Brooks' home on January 8 elected officers for the year. Charles Brooks was named President with Ellen Robinette and Ruth Robinette among the leadership roles. plans included a monthly meeting with outside groups and a Sunday session on Christ the Door at 6:30.
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The
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Charles Brooks
Frank Nash
Ellen Robinette
Mr. Miller
Maxine Brooks
Ruth Robinette
Virginia Telcer
Hllen Robinette
Eunice Robinette
Penny Supper Fundraiser in Farwell Townsends Hall
Farwell Townsend club hosts a penny supper at K P Halls Farwell on Saturday evening January 13. Public invited to attend.
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Farwell Townsend Club
K. P. Halls
Farwell
Clare Chamber of Commerce Plans Year’s Program
The Clare Chamber of Commerce directors met at the Citizens State Bank to map the year ahead. They discussed sending a representative to the Enquirer Travel Show in Cincinnati March 3 to 6, chose the Netherland Plaza Hotel venue, and planned highway sign repairs. The meeting also covered financing plans and a member meeting next Tuesday at Hotel Doherty. Tickets for dinner at 6:45 will be sold.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Citizens State Bank
East Michigan Tourist Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Barnes
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
Enquirer
Netherland Plaza
Hotel Doherty
Fire destroys three barns east of Rosebush
Fire of unknown origin consumed three connected barns owned by Mike Salchert one mile north and three east of Rosebush early Monday. Eight cows perished, along with 20 tons of hay 120 bushels of corn and other seeds. Firefighters from Clare and a bucket brigade saved the granary and main house.
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Mike Salchert
Rosebush
Salbert
Clare
Ward to Lecture on Passion Play of Oberammergau
Dr. M. S. Ward president of Ferris Institute in Big Rapids will give a Sunday evening lecture at the Methodist Church on The Passion Play of Oberammergau. He witnessed the drama in 1934 and will describe it vividly. Haworth League leads the service at 7 30 PM and invites the public to attend.
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M. S. Ward
Oberammergau
M. 8. Ward
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Methodist Church
Haworth League
Townsend Club Pie Social and Play at Sheridan Hall
The Townsend club sponsors an entertainment program titled With the Boys at Sheridan Town Hall. A pie social follows with ladies bringing a pie and gents admitted free. Program starts at 8:30 and the public is welcomed.
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Townsend Club
Sheridan Town Hall
Waldome
Rededication Service for Congregational Church Sunday
The First Congregational Church schedules a rededication service for Sunday morning January 14 at 10 15. Rev Percy V Dawe will preach and the choir plans special music as the church reopens after delays to secure Michigan Congregational Conference representation at East Lansing. Members and friends are urged to attend.
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First Congregational Church
Michigan Congregational ‘Conference
East Lansing
Percy’ V. Dawe
Dawe
Clare
Congregational Annual Meetings Convey Praise and Elections
The First Congregational Church reports satisfactory work across departments including Guild and Ladies Union. Elections installed officers such as President Mrs Bella Mair and Treasurer Miss Woith Brewer amid notes of repairs, redecorating, and renewed church parsonage improvements.
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First Congregational Church
Sentinel
Ladies Union
Dawe
Bella Mair
Minnie Caul
Woith Brewer
Thurzga Dawe
Amanda Falk
Ralph Howlett
G. A. Wellman
Andrew Irving
Norris Elden
L. H. Davy
C. A. Perry
Stanley Maston
Sam Loomis
Norris Hiden
John Nelson
Adelaide Wylie
Winnie Coveart
A. Wellman
Frank Hochstetler
Capita
Fred Hudson
Eastern Star Card Party Set for Thursday Evening
The Eastern Star Chapter will hold a card party on Thursday January 26 in the U S social rooms at 8 00 pm A contract and suction bridge will be played Refreshments will be served Public invited Admission 25 cents per person.
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Eastern Star
Wise Township field to receive 12 new tests
The Wise Township oil field in central Michigan is slated for major development with 12 drilling permits issued this past week by the state conservation department. Most permits were granted to J. W. Wicklund Development Co. of Detroit for Sections 8 and 9, with additional permits in Clare and Isabell County including multiple Arnold Leosh and Busch wells and Cities Service Oil Co. No. 2 Ramey in Section 28.
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Wise Township
Central Michigan
State Conservation Depart
Ment
Wise
Per‘mits
J. W. Wicklund’ Development Company
Detroit
Oil and Sas
Redding
Clare County
J. V. Wicklund Development Company
Tell
Fell
Isabsella County
Arnold
Leosh
J. W. Wicklund Development Company
al Haley
Ailen
Worden
Busch
Bush
Cities Service Oil Company
Ramey
Charles Niemeyer Dies After Long Illness
Clare pioneer Charles Niemeyer dies at his West 5th Street home Tuesday evening after a years long illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:00 PM from Thurston Funeral Home with Rev. Albert Dawe officiating and Masonic rites at Cherry Grove cemetery. A life sketch will appear in The Sentinel next week.
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Charles Niemeyer
Clare
West 5Th Street
Thurston Funeral
Albert Dawe
Cherry Grove
The
Sentinel
Kiwanis Club Holds President's Meeting Wednesday Evening
The Kiwanis club met at Hotel Doherty with strong attendance as President Harold Fleming led a program on Kiwanis objectives. At the Hayes Hotel in Jackson the Mid Winter meeting preceded, with District Governor Marshall Reed presiding and speakers Leffler and Daimoth addressing conservation and attendance topics. Members will attend a church rededication service, and condolences were expressed to Mr Perkins on the death of his wife.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Doherty
Harold Fleming
Kiwanis Clubs
Hayes Hotel
Jackson
Willard Bicknell
Tim Cotter
Art‘Damoth
Marshall R. Reed
Hmil “Leffler
Albion College
Art Daimoth
State Kiwanis Conservation Committee
Michigan
Kiwanis Forest
Congregational Church
L. R. Perkin
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Clare Hospital
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Florence Gay
Citizens Bank
Citizens State Bank of Clare
Chamber Commerce
Rosebush Mon
Chas. Neimeyer
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