Seven Lines of Resort News Roundup
Resort notes report Mrs Alfred Sturgis attending the Star Group Friendly Club at Mrs Wrights in Fork township on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Sam Vinton and Clarence attended the funeral of Mrs Lula Richter at Brinton on Wednesday. Sympathy extended for the death of Mr Al Bassett of Lake. Mr and Mrs Will Richter and family attended Lula Richter’s funeral at Brinton Sunday. Alfred Sturgis plans trip to Clare on Thursday. Mrs Claud Wheaton and nephew Gerald Evans were Clare callers on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Don Brown and family and Gerald Evans visited Jake Smith home Sunday. Mrs Sam Vinton is on the sick list. The Sturgis party was well attended Saturday night with all enjoying themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sturgis
Star Group Friendly Club
Brinton
Clare
Claud Wheaton
Gerald’ Evans
Don Brown
Gerald Evans
Jake Smith
Sam Vinton
Windover Lake Names and Weekend Social Roundup
Virgil Blain of Pontiac visited his parents last week. Clair Wiltse and family attended the Lake Saturday dance. Various callers included Mr and Mrs Clarence Ranes and others. Updates include trips to Detroit and visits from Helena Van derWoude and Edith Burns. Stella Delling underwent a serious operation January 10 and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Blain
Pontiac
Clair Wiltse
Lake
Clare
Clarence Ranes
L. A. Presley
Curtiss
Leo Harris
Kenneth Benchley
F. Achkard
Ottawa
J. R. Musil
Delbert Webster
Frank Musil
Farwell
Burns
Harris
Leo
George
Detroit
Miles
Bert Walker
Yvonne
Helena ‘van derWoude
Winterfield Township
Edith Burns
Hmma ‘Klock
Stella Delling
Weekend Visitors and Local News at Lake George
Ann Arbor residents Robert Hempfort and family visited Tam arack Judge, while Detroit guests Fred and Mrs Dietrich fished at their cottage. Lansing’s Lyle Frook returned home after catching a seven pound pike. The Grange welcomed four new members after a pot luck supper. A Country Conservation Club meeting discussed keeping Geer closed for season with deer tourism concerns. Heavy snow the early week forced more farming feedouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hempfort
Ann Arbor
Fred Dietrich
Detroit
Lyle Frook
Lansing
White
Walker
Dearborn
Henry Wellman
Clare
Country Conservation Club
Geer
Barns Improve Meadows for Future Seedings and Forage
Myrle Byington and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Kress near Gnosso over the weekend and did some fishing Mrs Kress accompanied them home Ed Miller of Clara took out a load of bolts Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrle Byington and Family
Gnosso
Harry Kress
Marion area notices and a sawmill accident in Bertha Lake region
Mrs. Weber Duukle spent the weekend in Marion. Mrs. O W Kube went to Sagiaw for a few days. Mr and Mrs. Myron Duikle were surprised when Ona Blain and family called to recall their Sard anniversary. Keith Varney returned from Grenville after three weeks with relatives. Richard Miller and Nick Farness, seeing a sawmill accident at Bertha Lake, were taken to Clare and then Mr Pleasant for medical care after Miller’s arm was nearly severed by a belt. Best wishes were sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Duukle
Marion
W. Kube
Sagiaw
Myron Duikle
Ona Blain
Gon
H. Wardwell
Kieth Varney
Grenville
Richard Miller
Harrison
Nick ‘Farness
Mann Siding
Bungo Lake
Bertha Lake
Community Meeting and Church Schedules
Local notices list church services at the Congregational church and Dover Gospel Tabernacle, Legion meetings on the first and third Mondays, a Bay City district Legion gathering Monday evening January 28, Clare C of C to hear Rabbi Louis Wolsey Tuesday January 29, Guild noon meal January 30, Zenobia chapter BE 8 meets first Thursday, and Masonic lodge regulars on the second Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Tenth ‘District
American Legion and
American, Legion Auxiliary
Bay’ City
Louis ‘Wolsey
Clare
Clare C. of C
Zenobia
Masonic Lodge
Brush College Residents Enjoy Cottage Week at Hubbard Lake
Mr and Mrs J C Coats and their son Galen spend a week at Hubbard Lake cottage. Miss Isobel Hubel of Mercy Hospital Bay City visited with Mr McGregor. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Virgil Newman and prepared a fine dinner. Community extends sympathy to Mrs Acre's relatives. Jack and Jean Wood visited Milford Williams. Perry Davis helped Mr Hubel with ice last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coats
Galen
Hubbard Lake
Isobel Hubel
Mercy ,Hospital
Bay ‘City
McGregor
Ladies Aid
Virgil Newman
Aid
Central Gilmore Sunday Services Schedule
The notice invites all to attend Sunday School at 10:00 am and preaching at 11:00 am at Central Gilmore. A 4. m. prayer service is set for 7:30 pm, with a Co. E. meeting at 7:45 pm and another preaching session from 8:30 to 9:30 pm led by Pastor Earl Vayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Vayette
Local Families Share Hamburg Supper and News
Mrs Harriger teaches at the Glass while Mrs Levie Cook is ill. Fordyce and Wood families join Ed McAlvey home for a Hamburg supper Saturday. Nellie Fordges Lervis Cook and son Wendel are on the sick list. Carl McAlvay from Lansing visited relatives in Farwell Mt Pleasant and Gilmore last week. George Pitts also on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriger
The
Glass
Levie Cook
Wybert Fordyce
Fark Fordyce
Archié ‘Fordyce
Claud Fordyce
Alvin ‘Wood
Baril McAlvey
Hamburg
Ed. McAlvey
Nellie Fordgés
Lervis Cook
Wendel
Carl McAlvay
Lansing
Farwell
Mt. Pleasant
Gilmore
George Pitts
Readers Say The Sentinel Needs Signed Letters
Opinion column invites readers to send signed letters with names and addresses. It notes questions of the day and requires authorship for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Former Clare native Wolsey to speak at Chamber event
Letter from Carrie Louise Gray notes pride in Clare Michigan connections and announces Rabbi Louis Wolsey as honor guest for January 29. She recalls teaching him in Clare and lists notable locals who achieved success, celebrating long service and retirement from teaching in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Michigan
Malcolm
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Wolsey
Louis
Barry” Greenaway
Wolsey
Raleigh, Giberson
Clyde Harris
Frank
Floyd “Doherty
Carrie Louise Gray
Census workers begin enumeration of farmers
The article describes 25 000 census workers starting farm census enumeration. It notes confidential handling of individual returns, penalties for disclosure, sworn staff, and the scope of the 100 question farm schedule covering tenure population acreage crop land yields livestock poultry eggs and value of farms.
Conservation notes raise debates on coyotes and film loans
The Department of Conservation reports on coyote hunts in southeastern Michigan counties attacking sheep, noting one female coyote bagged by Orville Sanders. It also extends 35 mm film loan periods for lower and upper peninsula borrowers and keeps 16 mm loans at three days. A Leslie family releases a pheasant after it crashes through a window, and Michigan grayling spawners were sought as early as 1877. The 1929 act bans driving with firearms unless unloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Magon County
Orville Sanders
Custer
Mason’ County
Department of Conservation
Department of Conservation Wildlife
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Isle Royale
Wonder Isle
Robert W. Harwood
Leslie
Ingham County
Harwood
Game Division
Glenn Murphy
State of
Manistes River
In Memoriam Sarah J Miller Died One Year Ago
In memoriam of our dear mother Sarah J Miller who died one year ago today January 14 1935 a precious one from us has gone a voice beloved and a place is vacant in our hearts Harrison Miller and the rest of the children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Miller
Harrison Miller
Card of Thanks for kindness during bereavement
We thank neighbors and friends for many acts of kindness during our loss and for the floral tributes. We also thank Rev. A. D. Telder for his words of comfort. Mr and Mrs Edw Hawkine and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Telder
Edw. Hawkine
Card of Thanks for Comfort at Loss
We thank friends for kindness and flowers after the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Mr. Friz and Rev. Tuma for their message of comfort in our bereavement. Mrs. A. Bassett and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friz
Rev
Tuma
A. Bassett
Notice to Farmers to Ship Livestock by Deadline
Farmers are instructed to deliver all livestock by 2 60 p.m. January 29 and February 12. Issued by Ind. Produce Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Produce Co
Classified Liners Highest Cash Prices for Livestock
A fragment lists top cash prices for cattle and hogs and mentions Bechtel Doherty Farm. No clear date or full names due to damaged OCR. Origin appears from a classified ad section noting strong livestock offers and farm contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priges—Pala
AL ‘Bechtél
Doherty Farm
Snowy Camp Scene Reveals Forestry and Education Efforts
Readers glimpse Camp Houghton Lake life with snow scenes, book donations by Mrs. Judson, and a wide educational program. Volunteers gather pine cones for seed while crews hike ten miles daily, as CCC enrollees study shorthand, bookkeeping, photography, radio, and forestry. A humorous tale recalls how Howdy and Dan chased a porcupine up a tree, ending with bristly quills and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Houghton Lake
Ephriant Judson
Durand
Judson
Company 684
Mike Sullivan
Jack Moomey
United States
CCC
Oce
Camp
Houghton Lake
Howdy
Dan
Porky
Terra Firma
Shipping Dates for Clare Shipping Association
The next shipping dates are set for Tuesday January 22 and February 5 as announced by R Brooks Walter White shippers. The Clare Shipping Association provides these schedules and contact at 206F22 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Shipping Association
R. ‘Brooks Walter White
Shippers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eight Point Lake
Windover Lake
Lake George Resort
Clare Hospital
Tvith
James A. Reeder
Congregational Church
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Brush College
Central Gilmore
Griffin Ave
Los Angeles
Cal
Census Bureau
Memoriam
K. Hammerberg
Citizens State Bank
C. Cc
Curley
Charles Stagger
Howdy” Roberts
Dan Shillinger
Sherman Way
Japan
P&g
Kirk’s
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