No Change in Rate of Payments for Old Age Insurance
Clifton H. Little of the Traverse City Social Security Office announced no change in the 1938 rate of contributions to old age insurance. Employees and employers will each contribute 1 percent, with quarterly remittance to the U S collector of Internal Revenue. Contributions for 1940 may rise to 11 2 percent. Michigan 1938 unemployment levy remains 3 percent. Employers urged to obtain workers social security numbers for accurate credit.
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Clifton H. ‘Little
Traverse City
Social Security Board
Ms. Little
United States
Mr. Little
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Collector of Internal Revenue
Little
Mrs Daniel Crouse Dies Wednesday Morning
Obituary notice reports Mrs Daniel Crouse passing away Wednesday morning after a long life at home. The text notes a funeral service set for Sunday at the local funeral home with family and friends expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Crouse
Guild Entertained at Mrs Wagner Meeting
Forty two members of the Congregational guild met with Mrs Ju Wagner on Wednesday afternoon January 19. Mrs Masten chaired the meeting and Mrs G Lien led the program with Mrs Taaven Oak in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregsnal’ Guild
Ju Wagner
Masten
Ays Anid ’ Means
de Taaven Oak
G Lien ii
Consumers Power Users Prompt Courtious Service
Consumers Power delivers prompt courteous service to its power users at Bilis, promoting smooth utility experiences and reliable support for a growing customer base.
George Vollmer Injured in Snowplow Crash
George Vollmer, driving a sleigh and team, was injured Monday night when his sleigh was struck by a county snowplow two miles north and west of Harrison. One horse was killed and Vollmer sustained back bruises in the collision. Neither party reportedly saw the other before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vollmer
Hayes Township
Harrison
Drum and Bugle Corps to Hold Annual Meeting
Walter H. Larman Post Drums and Bugle Corps will host its annual meeting and officer election next Tuesday evening January 25 at eight in the Legion rooms. Mayor John W. Dunlop is praised as president with Arleigh H. Gorr, Alexander B. Wylie and Leo E. Oden as key officers. The Corps, formed February 1, 1937 as a 27 piece group, has performed at Clare Facwell Harrison Mio Reed City and aims to elect new officers and plan 1938 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
Legion Rooms
John W. Dunlop
Arleigh H. Gorr
Alexander B. Wylie
Leo E. Oden
Corps
Arthur F. Damoth
Kyle L. McKinnon
Edward G. Johnston
Clare
Facwell
Harrison
Mio
Clare-Reed City
Reed City
Mrs Leah Garchow Hosts Clare Good Literature Club
Mrs Leah Garchow opened her pleasant home Tuesday evening to members of the Clare Good Literature Club for its first meeting after the holidays. Business was conducted by president Mia Estella Holden with discussions on officer selection and toy and clothing charity for needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah . Garchow
Clare
Firat
Mia
Estella Holden
Wedetdten
Misa Doris
Géron
A. B
Wylie
Doris
Gerow
Mary Gilmore
Garehow
Louisa Bowler
Mary BeHe Hansen
Misa
Doris_Gerow
Little Shelvia Jean Wilson Dies at Loomis
Shelvia Jean Wilson, daughter of Mit and Mee Wilson, died at Loomis. She was born July 9 in Shomnirer. She leaves four sisters Dorothy Harriet Genevieve Emma and many relatives. Funeral held January 12 at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev. Stanford officiating. Burial in Survey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelvia
Dean Witcott
Need of Uniforms for Clare School Band
Citizens discuss purchasing new uniforms for the Clare school band. About 40 members need an estimated 650 dollars, with a spring musical festival in Clare on May 28. The Sentinel asks local groups to contribute and reports pledges are hoped to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sentinel
Greenfield
Legion Auxiliary Dinner Hosts Legionnaires Program Night
On Monday evening Walter H. Larman Unit No. 128 American Legion Auxiliary entertained the Legionnaires with a dinner and program in the legion rooms. Hazel Hawkins led dinner planning and Alta Bellinger introduced program numbers. Readings by Betty Walker and Ayore Gerry Silver, Sonia Ruth, Adelade Wylie. concertina by James Gillespie. flag presentation by Nellie Sherwood. pledge and Star Spangled Banner finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Legion
Hazel Hawkins
Alta Bellinger
James Gillespie
Betty ‘Walker
Brown ‘Bird
Rhysics
Atin Sherwood
Adelaide Wylie
Nellié Sherwood
Reading
Ayore
Gerry Sliver
Sonia Ruthdelaide Wylie
St Cecilia's Party at City Hall Tuesday January 25
St Cecilia's church announces a city hall party on Tuesday January 25 at 8 16 20 with attractive prizes. Admission 25e, no other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s
Nice
Early Clare Resident Arand Northey Dies at 73
Arand Northey, 73, longtime Clare resident, died last Friday at his Mt. Pleasant home after a brief illness due to heart failure. Funeral services were held Monday, with burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Survived by wife, two sons Richard and Naine of Flint, one sister Grace Willrich of Auburn Heights, 11 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren. A carpenter by trade, he worked years for Consumers Power Co. before moving to Mt. Pleasant two decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrand Northey
Mt. Pleasant
Richard
Naine
Flint
Grace Willrich
Auburn Heights
Northey
Consumers Power 90
Leo
Consumers Power Co
Aged Father of Hatton Resident Dies in California
Clare County notices the death of Jevi Montney in San Diego California on January 2 at age 93 after a long life spanning Jefferson County New York Detroit Michigan and Hatton Township. Born August 16 1844 he served in the Union Army Civil War veterans far reaching family includes siblings and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
California
Clare County
Jevi Montney
San Diego
Cal
Montney
Jefferson County
New York
Michigan
el. Paso
Texas
Mr.Mortney
Charles
General Lafayette
Thayer Dairy Inc Offers $1000 Reward for Oleomargarine Claims
Thayer Dairy, Inc. declares their products are made only from high quality milk and ingredients. They challenge anyone to prove oleomargarine is used, vowing legal action against false claims and offering a $1000 reward for proof of misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Dairy, Inc
Charles Strange Presents Safety Twins to City
Mayor Dunlop and the City Council accepted a gift from Charles Strange introducing The Safety Twins to Clare. Sgt. Harry B. Snider developed the life like twin lads Jimmy and Johnny to aid schoolchild safety. The twins will guard US-27 intersections near Seventh and McEwan and near Highth and McMwan, under the city school and patrol program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Charles Strange
Strange
Sgt
Harry B. Snider
Lansing
Jimmy
Johnny
Mr. Strange
Same
Clare
Seventh
McEwan Street
Highth
McMwan
President Roosevelt Birthday Ball to Aid Infantile Paralysis
Glen Westman and his orchestra will play at the President's Birthday Ball in Community Hall on Saturday January 29. The non political event supports the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation to fight infantile paralysis with dancing starting at ten. Tickets cost 1.00 and are sold by drug stores and committee members across Farwell Harrison and Lake counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Maurice Rushlow
Jen ‘Westman
Saginaw
Eugene Wyman
Frank Jackson
Wm. Manderson
Laurence Jackson
Robert Marr
Fred Bingham
Farwell
Harry Cornell
Lake
Harry Kress
George, Jr
Fred Smith
Harrison
Local Attorneys Attend Tri County Bar Association Meeting
Last Tuesday evening Theo Bowler Donald Holbrook and Alexander Wylie attended a Tri County Bar Association meeting in Mt Pleasant. Arthur Penny formerly of Cadillac and now in Muskegon spoke on The Constitution and the Courts tracing the document from Magna Charta to today and explaining key Supreme Court decisions. The next meeting is planned for Clare in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
G. Bowler
Donald B. Holbrook
Alexander H. Wylie
Tri-County “Bar Association
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur W. Penny
Cadillace
Muskegon
Clare
Clare business men plan year round sports program
The Clare Chamber of Commerce backs a year round sports program to boost tourism and local business. President Harold Menning leads a meeting to outline plans for a summer tourist camp, a swimming pool, and winter sports amenities with federal contact efforts. Kenneth Barnes named as contact man and J E Doherty will gather information for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Menning
Clare
Michigan
Acdér ‘Dingly
Kenneth Barnes
J. E. Doherty
Chamber of Commercce
Legion Urges Support for Shepherd Hill Universal Service Bill
Stanley L. Masten of Walter H. Larman Post 128 says The American Legion backs universal service legislation in Congress. He notes the Legion's 1922 commitment and rising public support, aiming to inform citizens and collect petitions to aid passage in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cidie
Stanley Li. Masten
Walter H. Larman
American, Legion
American Legion
Shepherd-Hill
Congress
S. L. Masten
American Légion
Fish Supper Friday at Hilltop Tavern Price 35
A fish supper is planned for Friday night January 21 at Hilltop Tavern. Each plate costs 35 with proceeds directed to local dents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Tavern
Noted outdoor writer Benast visits Clare for outdoor life talk
Clare welcomed Benast, famed outdoor writer and lecturer, at a Kiwanis Club meeting and a later high school auditorium appearance. Sponsored by the Kiwanis, Rod and Gun Club, and Clare Chamber of Commerce with help from the Saginaw News, he urged dads to take their sons outdoors for health, friendship, and to deter juvenile trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Benast
Wild Life
Kiwanis Club
Rod and Gun Club
Clare Chamber of Commercs
Saginaw News
Doherty Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Red and Gun Club
Doherty
Hudson Bay
Ben Hast
Hundreds Lured to New Toboggan Slide at Co. Seat
The Budd Lake toboggan slides at Harrison attracted about three thousand people last Sunday during the winter sports program sponsored by the Harrison Chamber of Commerce. The three 36 foot slides cross the lake and reach up to 50 feet across, with a small warming cottage and a rink added for spectators and skaters. Local officials praise the project as a popular outdoor attraction drawing visitors from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Atep
Wilson
State ‘Park
L. F. Leonard
Rebi
Les
Young people to present play at church Sunday eve
The Pontious Pilate play will be presented by the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society at 8:00 Sunday evening January 28. An offering will be taken to support missionary work. Everyone invited.
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Eagle Young
Pontious
Pilate
Ghiristidic
Hndeavor Society
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Loomis
Horace Joyner
Dan Vincent
Artune Bellinger
Wn. Lowery
Simon Bogardus
John. White
John. .A. Jackson
Thos. 0. Holbrook
Wm. Becker
Dell Kemp
White
Nellie Sherwood
Levi Montney
Elizabeth Montney
Lee Steiner
Detroit
Clayton
Hatton Township
Ray
Los Angeles
Floyd
Byron Montney
Memphis
Mich
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Avoca
GLEN
Westman and His
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