Clare Bowling Association Plans Season Opening Meet
The Clare Bowling Association met with thirty five members to set plans for the league season starting next Monday. New officers include Dominic McConnell as president and Leo Russell as vice president with nine directors named. The Merchants league moves to Thursday, funds are allocated for alley costs and charities, and averages will be computed at season halves. The Ladies League met to set Tuesday housekeeping and schedules for eight teams pending a full timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Bowling Association
Dunlop Cafe
Joe Sproat
Dominic McConnell
Leo Russell
Harold Schaeffer
Jess Hampton
Dan Sullivan
Harrison
Raymond Griswold
North Bradley
James Stanley
Glen Cain
William Bauer
Gerald Thayer
Merchants League
Masonic Lodge
Stanley
City League
Clare Auto Parts
Clare Hardware
Rosebush
Masons
Sun Oil of
Houghton Drugs
K. C. and
Citizens State Bank
Dover
Clare
Eleanor Lehr
Eastern Star
Vi Becker
Mable Parker
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Merie Haterline
The Haterline family expresses gratitude to friends for cards letters and sympathy since their son Gene was reported Missing in Action. They also thank everyone who called during the difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
County Students Now at Central Michigan College
Central Michigan college reports 1041 winter enrollees with 26 students from Clare county and representation from 22 states two territories and 72 of Michigan's 83 counties. Among the Clare countians are Ruth Callihan Robert Douglas Irah Emery Doris Gerow Effie Hales and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan College
Clare County
Michigan
Clare
Ruth Callihan
Robert Douglas
Irah Emery
Doris Gerow
Effie Hales
Betty Hampton
Patricia Harvold
Mona Harvey
Barbara Houghton
Emma Jennings
Barbara Loomis
Margaret Loomis
Roberta McKnight
Mary Maxwell
Clare Rod and Gun Club feeding birds again this winter
The Clare Rod and Gun Club continues winter bird feeding to protect wildlife during snow cover. Local sportsmen groups promote feeding since Thanksgiving, with the fox hunt planned for Sunday seen as another activity supporting game resources and contributing to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Bowling News K of C and Masons League Update
Wednesday results show Masons No. 230 and No. 121 leading over K of C No. 112 and No. 203. High series include L. Hampton 592 Geo. White 501 and Lance Thayer 492 with top games Hampton 218 209 and J. Hampton 200 and D. McConnell 185.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
L. Hampton
Geo. White
Lance Thayer
J. Hampton
D. McConneil
Bowling Standings And Highs From Clare Leagues
Merchants League results list team records with high series by Stanley and Cimmerer and high games by Stanley Hales Myers. City and Ladies League tallies show top series and game scorers with A P added teams and standings. A mixed doubles tourney at Clare Bowing Alleys crowned winners and runners up with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants League
Schaeffers Dairy
Citizens State Bank
Dunlops
Rosebush
Houghton Drug
Masons
North Bradley
H. Pew
G. Haring
Warner
G. Wisler
Marble
D. McConnell
Freeman Oil Co
Ten Ping
Clare Bowling
Michigan Bell
Lelg’s
Pinspillers
Grove Bros
H. Hampton
H. Cain
B. Russell
M. Hales
J. Chapman
M. Cimmerer
Clare
George Haring
Donna Bailey
Helen McJames
Jim Stanley
Marietta
Fred Verette
Grace Irwin
Leo Russell
In Memoriam James Sherman 1942 Obituary Note
In loving memory of husband and father James Sherman who died January 9 1942. The family recalls the joys and golden hours shared together and keeps him alive in memory with loving verse from Mrs James Sherman and family.
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James Sherman
Michigan Rural Living Conference Set in Grand Rapids
The Michigan Conference of Education for Rural Living will convene in Grand Rapids January 16 to 18. It targets residents of farms and small towns under 2,500, with leaders from state and national education, health, library, and church groups presenting sessions on health, education, home life, economy, and rural services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
J. B. Edmonton
University of Michigan
Floyd Reeves
University of Chicago
Frank Cyr
Columbia University
Lloyd C. Emmons
Michigan State College
Ernest L. Anthony
Eugene B. Elliott
Howard Y. McClusky
W. B. Armstrong
Michigan State Grange
Clark L. Brody
Michigan Farm Bureau
P. J. Hoffmaster
State Conservation Department
William DeKleine
State Health Department
J. Burt Bouwman
Michigan Council of Churches
Loleta D. Fyan
Michigan Sportsmen to Meet for Annual Council
More than 100 sportsmen from across Michigan are expected for the second annual Hunters and Trappers Rendezvous and Council Fire held January 21 near Gladwin on M-61. The event features a Michigan Championship Fox Chase, a noon barbecue, a public meeting with Conservation officials, and plans for better hunting and fishing in Northeastern Michigan.
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Michigan
Jackpines
Gladwin
Standish
Sporssmen
Arenac
Bay Counties
Fred Pierson
Louis Rachiotte
Pinionning
Rendezvous
Wanted a Rat Killing Dog For My Shack
In a winter note J BE Spike Horn Meyer asks for a rat killing dog to protect dog food from rats stealing it. He will not pay more than 1000 dollars and mentions bears hibernating and cats nearby.
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J. BE
Spike Horn
Meyer
Mt Vernon Grange to Institute Fifteen New Members
Mt Vernon Grange calls all members to attend next Monday night January 15 as a class of fifteen new members is initiated. Committee
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Mt. Vernon Grange
City Tax Collection Nears Record Low Delinquencies
City Treasurer Vera B. Peterson reports about 54 000 in city tax rolls for the past year with roughly 48 000 paid by January 10th the final day for the one percent fee. Taxes may still be paid to the treasurer before March 1st with a four percent fee after which rolls return to the County Treasurer with added collection costs. Delinquent 1944 taxes are expected to be very low.
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Mra. Vera B. Peterson
Peterson
Former Clare Girl Honored On Radio Program
A WWJ Detroit radio feature celebrates Second Lieutenant Elsie R. Crowhurst formerly Miss Elsie Loeffler of Clare. The nurse, serving overseas, leads a surgical ward, guides patient recovery, and teaches new dressings while praising penicillin and sulfa drugs for battlefield healing.
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Elsie R. Crowhurst
Elsie Loeffler
Clare
WWJ
Detroit News
Bill McCullough
Army General Hospital
Detroit
Hisie R. Crowhurst
Thornton St. Hisie
Crowhurst
Lieutenant Crowhurst
Army
Elsse R. Crowhurst
Red Cross North Vernon Extends January Meeting
The North Vernon Extension Group met January 8 1946 at Mrs David Leiters home for an all day session. The menu featured carrot hamburgers soya biscuit escalloped potatoes peanut butter apple crumble and coffee. Ten members and two visitors attended with Mrs Schug presiding. Next gathering set for February 7 at Mrs Dick Brooks home.
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North Vernon
David Leiter
Schug
Thayer
Dick Brooks
Walter
Freedom to day7 buy bonds headline
The prompt asks to summarize a provided source into a title and summary card format. No article text was supplied to extract facts from.
Army Camp Worker to Speak at Clare Baptist Church
Rev. Roland, traveling from army camp to camp, will visit the First Baptist Church of Clare on Tuesday January 16 at 7 30 p m. He will screen films and share experiences from his work among soldiers, highlighting spiritual needs and army life. All are invited to attend and bring friends for the evening event.
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Roland
First Baptist Church of
Clare
Parishioners honor Rev Kleinhardt with New Year gifts
The Colonville community at Dale Dav is home hosted a New Year party and donated gifts to Rev Chas Kleinhardt and his wife. Donations totaled 32 dollars with Arthur Center and Brush College Ladies Aid adding 26 85. The ruling elder Dale Davis spoke of appreciation and the pastor offered a prayer for ongoing church work. The article notes small membership but a willing spirit and invites attendees to future services.
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Colonville
Dale Davis
Chas, Kleinhardt
Arthur Center
Brush College Ladies Aid
Arthur
Aid
Chas
Mieinhardt
Men in Our Infantry and Local Gasoline Ad
The piece honors infantrymen with a wartime chant about duty and courage. It then promotes Roosevelt Oil Co in Clare Michigan advertising fuel products including a ROC five gallon can for 3.95 with tax and can included featuring brands such as Ethel Hi-Test Power Flight and Quaker State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Brown Roosevelt Oil: Co
Clare
Michigan
Bennett expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement
The Bennett family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for cards and many acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. H. Bennett.
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Robt. H. Bennett
Thanks to neighbors for kindness after bereavement
We express heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement for A. J. Archbold and family.
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A. J. Archbold
Vernon Township Tax Collector Posts Delayed Visit
Vernon Township Treasurer Ralph H. Trwin informs taxpayers that due to his father illness he cannot attend The Citizens State Bank on Saturday January 18 and will instead be at the bank on Saturday January 20 as the last day before further notice.
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Citizens State Bank
Vernon Township
Ralph H. Trwin
City Tax Payments Schedules Announced by City Treasurer
City taxpayers may pay city taxes at The Citizens State Bank on Friday afternoons only starting January 19 as announced by Vera B. Peterson, City Treasurer.
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Citizens State Bank
Vera B. Peterson
Grant Township Taxpayers Meeting Notice
Taxpayers urged to attend at Citizen's State Bank on January 13 and subsequent Saturdays from afternoon until further notice. Address 1612 Dorothy Hueschele noted as a contact point for this municipal gathering.
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Bank Eloth
Dorothy Hueschele
Condolence Resolution for Zula Archbold by Mt. Vernon Grange
Mt. Vernon Grange No. 992 drapes its charter for thirty days to mourn sister Zula Archbold. The resolution sends sympathy to the family and directs copies to the Patron Clare Sentinel and Grange records.
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Zula Archbold
Mt. Vernon
Tuberculosis Cured? Xray Clinic in Clare City Hall
The notice urges residents to visit Clare city hall on February 2 1945 for a chest X ray at a $2.00 fee to detect tuberculosis early. It explains most people feel fine at onset and early diagnosis prevents advanced disease.
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Clare City Hall
Gratitude for Kindness After Loss of Bion Raymond
The family thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards and acts of kindness in their sorrow after the death of husband son and brother Bion The thanks extend to Rev W Howard of Midland and Rev Carpenter for their comforting words.
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W. Howard
Midland
Carpenter
Bion
Thanking Friends for Sympathy on Death of Sylvanus Badgley
The family of Sylvanus C. Badgley expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy during his illness and death. They especially thank Rev Kleinhardt, Thurston and the pallbearers who aided in the burial, noting the care shown for their mother eighteen months ago and now their father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvanus C. Badgley
Kleinhardt
Thurston
Appreciation Note from Ohas VanDen Bergh
In appreciation for the box of fruit from the Dover Tabernacle and the many cards and letters, the neighbors and friends who helped in our hours of need are thanked by Ohas VanDen Bergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Tabernacle
Ohas, VanDen Bergh
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ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
Schlafley
Noble Grand
Archambault
John Asline
Hieamer Lehr
Howlett
Martha Irwin
Rebekah
Mr. and
Mrs
Merie Haterline
Central
Bowling News
K of C and Masons League
Memoriam
Michigan Sportsmen
Red Cross
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baptist
Chas. Kleinhardts
Adv
City Taxpayers
Grant Township
Norma Raymond
Bion B. Raymond
G. W. Brown
G. D. Callihan
Wm. Sonneville
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