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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1932

Page

4

Proceedings of Clare County Road Board January 6 1952

Clare County Road Commissioners meet in Harrison to review minutes, reimburse drivers badges, issue chauffeurs licenses, procure paint, assign equipment painting, and plan bids for 150 posts. Bids from Wilkie and Phelipp awarded for Clare and Harrison garages respectively. Bills approved including gasoline, supplies, signs, and printing.

Harrison, Mich Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House Harrison John Asline Asline Somerville Ladd Mr. Somerville Clare Hardware & Furniture Co Mr. Ladd Charles Ford Clare David Roth Alvin Buttermore W. Oo Fuller George M. Wilkie Fred Phelipp O. K Myr. Somerville J. E. Ladd Clare Hdw. & Furniture Co Haller Clare Mfg. Co B. F. Hampton Acme Motor Truck Corp Naan Clute’s M. Fanning Davison

Week End Specials at Local Store

Weekend sale items include 1 quart salad dressing 29 cents 2 pounds sugar 15 cents 3 boxes matches 8 cents 1 pound peanut butter 14 cents 5 bars toilet soap 19 cents 3 pounds navy beans 10 cents 3 cans Beech Nut pork and beans spaghetti or tomato juice 25 cents 6 80 size grapefruit 25 cents prize loaf bread flour 63 cents 25 cents

Local social notes from Farwell and surrounding towns

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cook and Mrs. Abbie Metcalf attended an oyster supper with Clifford Powlison in Farwell. An 8 12 lb boy named Donald Darrell was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ocho Fish of Toledo on January 6. The Little family from Clare visited, and many residents shared multiple short visits and appearances across Farwell, Windover, Ewart, Albion, and Mt. Pleasant, including clinic attendance and card party attendance at Windover Lake Club House.

J. L. Cook Abbie Metcalf Clifford Powlison Farwell Sam Muir Donald Darrell Ocho Fish Toledo Ohio Harold Little Clare Jesse Summers Lee Bird Belding A. V. Giddings Edgar Stanley Aaron Irwin Raymond Scott W. F. Finch Windover Win. Mahan Clifford Malesh Mt. Pleasant Marion Myrl Scott Ewart Geo. Scott Bert Scott Leo Cashin Chas. Cook Albion Heart Windover Lake Club House

Stop That Cough Quick Thoxine Sold At Drug Stores

Stop That Cough Quick claims rapid relief from coughing for men women and children from the first swallow Thoxine a doctor’s prescription. It allegedly stops coughing prevents night coughing and soothes sore throat with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Available at Muséell's Drug Store and other drug stores.

Muséell

Durfee Family Ties Highlight Week in Grand Rapids

Mrs G Durfee and son Arthur visited Grand Rapids with daughters while Mr and Mrs LeRoy Green welcomed a baby boy born January 8. Mrs G Markit and son Arthur with Mrs P J Durfee and family also noted. Lamont Durfee was absent from school last week due to illness.

Local social notes from Clare and area gatherings

Mr and Mrs Bert Chapman and son Grant were shopping in Clare. Mrs Norman Wildie and sister Mrs Delbert Fish and husband of Ann Arbor spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Madison. Albert Madison called at Will Russell’s Friday evening. Mrs Roy Alien and daughter Mrs Walter Smith and son Hobby and daughter Margaret of Farwell called at Mrs Smith’s Thursday. Gordon McIntosh of Hinkleville spent Saturday afternoon hunting with Roy Powers.

Bert Chapman Grant Clare Norman Wildie Delbert Fish Ann Arbor John Madison Albert Madison Will Russell Roy Alien Walter Smith Hobby Margaret Farwell

Revival Services At Local Appointment Attract Churchgoers

COLONVILLE Mrs Jay Clute and son Robert visit relatives in Pontiac and Detroit. Mr and Mrs Roy Reed of Lansing dine with Charley Bodking. Edward Meirholzer and cousin from Midland returned from a hunting trip. Mrs David Teal of Southeast Shavidan visited sister Sarah Bodkins. Patty Clute stayed with grandparents James and Mrs. Thompson of Hagle. Revival meetings are in progress at this appointment and sermons are being led by Rev and Mrs Hendrich and Rev Davis of the Brown.

Jay Clute Robert Pontiac Detroit Roy Reed Lansing Charley Bodking Edward Meirholzer Midland David Teal Southeast Shavidan Sarah Bodkins Teal Wood Bee Patty Clute James Thompson Hagle Hendrich Davis The Brown

Local Social Notes From Stevenson Lake Area

Mrs. Wm. Duncan visited her aunt Mrs. David Mussell near Clare last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wild visited Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thompson in Mt. Pleasant Thursday. Mrs. Albert Schugge and son Harry to Mt. Pleasant Thursday on business. Mrs. Henry Snider has helped care for her grandmother Mrs. David Mussel this past week. Miss Violet Bailey to Clare Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loomis and Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Puleifer to Mt. Pleasant Saturday. Mrs. Kenneth Loomis called on Mrs. Albert Schugg Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson motor to Saginaw Monday. Families attended the missionary lecture at the Farwell Church of God Saturday evening. Wm. Duncan has been on the sick list this week.

Wm. Duncan David Mussell Clare Harry Wild Perry ‘Thompson Mt. Pleasant Albert Schugge Harry Henry Snider David Mussel Violet Bailey Kenneth Loomis Myrl Puleifer Albert Schugg Russell Wilson Saginaw Farwell Church of God

Local Social Notes From Windover Lake Community

Windover Lake residents report visits and travels including Mrs W F Finch and Robert Stirling to Evart and Mr and Mrs Wm Blain to Clare. Neighbors hosted callers from West Freeman and Lake, with car d parties and a lunch. Barbara Jean welcomed by Kenneth Benchley family. the community learns of a death.

W. F. Finch Robert Stirling Evart Wm. Blain Clare John Gaffney Wm. Gaffney Elgin Hickok West Freeman C. Shepherd Farwell Tony Achard W. H. Dimond Bay City Vern Hickey and Flint Carl Shinabarger Wm. Harwood Farwell and Hyatt Jack Scott Glen Amy Lake Russell Shepard John Burns Byatt Joe Howell Rigita Rittinger Fred Bingham J. Lamiphere J. Shephard BE. Darnell West Vreeman Carl Sumabarger Don Lice Little Brother Burns Windover

School News Hints at New Arrivals and Absences

Last Monday no school due to a break but classes resumed Tuesday. Four new children join activities: James, J. Dy, Marion and Margaret Shinabarger, bringing total students to 25. Harry Arnold sick with a cold. George Hariig missed half a day. Third grade begins a new swelling class this month. The Benchley children celebrate a new baby sister.

Sudden Heart Attack Claims Life of Local Resident

August Gunthler died Friday night after a heart attack. A prayer service was held Saturday noon at his home before his body was sent from Clare to Bedford to be buried beside his wife. Local residents note the community was shocked by the news.

Abe Durham Bay City Wood Craine Long Lake August Gunthler Clare Bedford James Vanhauten Herald Sprague Frank Turner EH. R. Barlow Chas Craine Reavey Barlow Flint

Freeman residents attend family gatherings and hunts

Bertha Lake and Blain family from Freeman visited Ona Blain Sunday. Marguerite Kube hosted a birthday party for youths. Myron Dunkle works on the road near Temple. F Newsom F Wolf and F Thilley of Lake George spent the evening with O W Kube. A Sag inaw hunting party stayed at Richtard cottage over the weekend.

Wm, Blain Freeman Ona Blain Marguerite Kube Myron Dunkle Temple F. Newsom F. Wolf F. ‘Thilley Lake George W. Kube D. Cowles Saginaw Austin Dunkle Pontiac Richtard C. Shephard Windover F. Hoard Church Ranch C. W. Kube Oscar Kube C. Updeegraff

Grange Members Expand Farm Family Ties

Mr Vernon Grange and the Grange promote inclusive farm life linking father mother and children. Local gatherings note visits by I Slentz Floyd Slentz Florence Calihan Beulah Brooks and various Clare and Pontiac residents. An upcoming Monday lecture program features a playlet Who is that Man with several amusing numbers.

The Grange America I. Slentz Floyd Slentz Muskegon Florence Calihan Clare Beulah Brooks Leo Smock Lois Chas. Durnin Marion Lena Brewer Forest Brewer Barbara Walter White Clarence Ramey Herb Varney Julia Derby Geo. Dennis P. van Conant Dover Thomas Marshall

Community Extends Sympathy and Local Notices

This column offers condolences to Mr. Thomas Bolen and family after a bereavement. It notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Geo Gibbs and daughter Josephine to Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. Ray Lockwood, Mrs. Lyle Mitchell and family in Saginaw. It mentions calls from Mr. and Mrs. Geromeée Frees, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trumble, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ripenbure to Mrs. L. D. McGregor of Clare who is sick.

Thomas Bolen Geo. Gibbs Josephine Mt. Pleasant Ray Lockwood Lyle Mitchell Saginaw Geromeée Frees Arthur Trumble Gordon Ripenbure

American composer program charms Clare society

A cultural meeting featured Mrs. Schlegel reading a personal letter from Mrs. Mae Dowell. Sempowski led vocal and violin selections with multiple ensembles and piano duets, drawing praise for the performance. Notices invited a Hard Time social for Welfare Fund and upcoming bridge events hosted by local clubs. February 2 event included a speaker from Cadillac.

U.S Schlegel Mae Dowell Francis Sempowski Ona Brier H. ©. Anderson Louisa Rogers Mabel Mulder Grace Reagan Nina McGuire Doris Gerow Susan Hail Adelaide Elden Claire de Lune Ona Erter Helen Lucille Doherty Lamb Farwell Farwell Woman's Club Richmond Hall Welfare Fund Josie Jackson St. Cecilia Society of Clare John Jackson Della Nelson I. E. Hampton Victoria Mercer Smith Cadillac

Appreciation for Fire Department and Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Edw Russell thank the city fire department neighbors and friends for efficient work and kindness after their home was damaged by fire.

Edw. Russell

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Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau Homer Wigent Rose City Board OF County Road Commissioners Harrison Fred Phelipp Arthur Sprague Alvin Buttermore J. W. Schaeffer Don Lance E Nee Ee Clarence Randle James Graves W. CG. Fuller Luce Wm. A. Henderson E. S. Chaffee Lake News Moores Crossing Colonville Stevenson Windover Lake Mr. Vernon Grange Randall Black Cross Tea Jersey E. WW. Brown Michigan Consumers Power Co Jackson Motor Sales
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