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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

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Study Club Holds Tuesday Gathering at Bicknell Home

Mrs. Martha Bicknell hosted the Glare Study Club Tuesday afternoon with Mary Green presiding. A civic drive raised funds, a musical program featured Anna Mae Smalley and Nelda James, and Rev. J. B. Lockyer delivered Shakespearean readings. The group adjourned to meet February 6 with Daisley Good and Binhammer assisting. a book report by Mrs. Bicknell is planned.

Martha Bicknell Glare Mary .Green Goring Mabel Rulder Adelaide. Wylie Anna ‘Mae Smalley Golos Engling Ndad Biter Bonnet Nelda James Speiker J. B. Lockyer Merchant of Venice Lockyer Portia Natissa Shylock Julius Caesar Rome Caesar Brutus Brutus; ‘Gassing al i Cascla Sims Gassir Anthony Caesar Jess Mrs. Green Daisley Goodan Binhammer

Tin Doglittles Radio Stars Return to Harrison

The first and only Radio Stars show from Tim Doolittle and his Fly fie Mountaineers of WIR Detroit drew a large Hughes Opera House crowd. They plan a return engagement in Harrison on Saturday evening February 3 with added attractions including Dorothy Leader and Connie Hill, famed for vocal and dancing talents.

Tim ‘Doolittle Flyfie ‘Mountaineers Wir Detroit Hughes Opera House Wilson” Opera House Harrison Pine Center Dorothy Leader Connie Hill Hill

Hotel Doherty Undergoing Interior Changes

The Hotel Doherty is undergoing several interior changes this week. The soda room has been discontinued and the barber shop will be merged into a new office area. The theme and patterns will be integrated into the new office layout.

Doherty

Clare Chamber Honors Rep Callaghan for Articles

The Clare Chamber of Commerce voted unanimously at the Doherty Hotel on January 8 1934 to extend its appreciation to Hon Miles Callaghan of the Michigan House for articles written to inform Clare and nearby residents on legislative measures. A copy of the resolution will be sent to the Clare Sentinel.

Clare C Miles Callaghan House of Representatives State of Michigan Lansing Michigan Clare Chamber of Commerce Doherty Hotel Clare, Chamber of ‘Commerce Clare. Sentinel Clare and Clare Sentinel Clare Clare Chamber, of Commerce G. R. Sherwood

New 1934 Chevrolet Showcased in Clare Michigan

Hundreds visit Clare Chevrolet Sales Showrooms to see the new 1934 Chevrolet with knee action wheels and Blue Streak engine. The car features a longer wheelbase, roomier interior, redesigned seating, improved comfort, and quieter operation with enhanced handling and performance.

Clare Michigan Chevrolet

Clare Good Literature Club reviews Mrs Galsworthy novel

Mrs Annie Tichenor gave a book report on John Galsworthy’s Mowing Wilderness for the Clare Good Literature Club. The group discussed the author and work, with announcements for the next meeting and officer nominations.

Anita Tichenor John Galsworthy Omar Hall Clare Good Literature Club Altho Annie Tichenor Wylie Annie Northon Nellie Sherwood Ava Hearday Sanford Clare Good Literaire Ghib

Young attorney weds Durand girl in Wednesday ceremony

Theo G Bowler and Miss Louisa Rogers wed at St Marys church Durand with Bro and partner Bill Bowler serving as attendants. The ceremony was performed by Rev Fr Jas Carolan at five. The couple, who will reside in Durand, plan a Buffalo visit then return to King residence on North Oak. Mrs Bowler active in local church and social circles. Bowler graduated Detroit College of Law 1930 and ran a Durand practice.

Theo. G. Bowler Louisa Rogers Durand Billiga Bowler Isabelle Jane King Jas. Carolan St.Mary’s Church Ollock Bowler Jeft Buffalo King North Oak Street Bowler Western Division Grand Trunk Railroad St. John’s Episcopal

Community Club Holds Supper at Glen Lower Home

The Olive Branch Community Club, formerly the Aid, held its first supper at Glen Lower home with oysters soup jellied cake and coffee. An entertainment program featured local musicians and a spelling contest a chicken supper planned for February 8 at Wade Credits.

Sid Glen Our Aid Olive Branch Community Club Vera Cradit Wilma Ott Vesta Lower See’y LaVern Bates Lionel Cleland Green Coma Jane Léitner R. Carter Hod Dysinger Mayo Robinett van Brocklin Hod Rosalie Langworthy Van Noah Webster Noah Clair Mayo Wade Credits M. M

Notice for Grant Two taxpayers mass meeting

Taxpayers of Grant Two are invited to a mass meeting at the Township Hall Saturday January 27 at 10 00 a.m. to hear and discuss plans for building a new Township Hall under the C W A Dilan.

Grant Two Yolu W. A

Citizens State Bank Xmas Savings Club Ad

Citizens State Bank invites customers to join the Xmas Savings Club to set aside funds for gifts and holiday expenses. December promotion encourages enrolling now to build a tax and expense cushion before year end.

Xmas Savings Club Citizens State Bank Xtaa

Clare basket ball teams defeat opponents at gym

Two Clare basketball squads win at the gym in a preliminary game setup. Youth teams from grades seven and six show solid defense and scoring as observers note strong support for the season.

Six Nights With the Prodigal Son Series Opens

Rev R J Devine hosts a six night sermon series titled Six Nights With the Prodigal Son starting Monday January 29 and ending Sunday February 4 at the church. Each evening presents a standalone yet linked message exploring themes from the parable with titles like Securing His Share Leaving Loved Ones A Fool and His Fortune Drinking the Drugs Hungry for Home and A Royal Reception. Devine also delivers a Sunday morning sermon What’s Coming Next at ten o’clock open to all with a hearty welcome for attendees.

Jesus Christ Rey J. Devine Minois A. D. Telcer R. J. Devine Cradle Roll Harbor Devine

Oil Field Drilling Update Near Sections 9 14 15 and 23

Vernon Field Drillers pause Dundee No 1 awaiting five inch casing. Duncan No 1 in section 9 reaches 1000 feet. Bernier contracts also report Woodworth farm well below 1100 feet. Stough No 1 in section 23 yields 100 barrels daily. Brook’s No 1 section 14 hindered by slate caveins, 740 feet. Smock No 2 section 26 below 750 feet. Walsh No 1 section 15 troubled at 1600 feet. McGuire No 1 section 36 drilled in gasadr last Friday with flow about two million cubic feet.

Dundee Duncan W. J. Bernier Stough Section 14 McGuire

For Sale or Rent Eight Room House in Mt Pleasant

Property at 206 East Seventh Street in Mt Pleasant offers eight rooms. Occupant Nord Davis seeks sale or rental with Wisconsin Street area as location reference. Contact details not fully legible in the notice.

Avite Nord Davis Wisconsin Mt, Pleasant

Eight year old Kathern Horning dies after operation

Kathern Marie Horning of Colorado Springs born February 22 1926 died January 1934 in University Hospital Ann Arbor after mastoid operation at age eight years ten months and ten days. Father preceded her in death September 21 1931. Survived by mother brother Clarence Horning sister Mrs Glen Billsby uncle Adam Horning and many relatives. Funeral held at Church of God with Rev Elliott delivering sermon. Pallbearers were six schoolmates. Buried Vernon Cemetery beside her father.

Kathern Marie Arthur Horning Colorado Springs Colorado University Ann Arbor Althe Wwe Clarence Horning Mra Glen Billsby Adam Horning Clare County John Lee Emerson Phyllip Erye “Horning Church of God Rev Elliott Madonna Dick Madeline Cunningham Arlene Hutt A Smith Marjorie , Casner Clara Doris Bergey Vernon

Religious Education Council Meeting at Brown Corners

The Clare County Council of Religious Education or Sunday School Convention will hold its first group meeting at Brown Corners United Brotherin Church on January 30 at 1 30 pm. All superintendents and teachers are urged to attend and discuss Sunday School programs, attendance, and class problems. The program includes songs, scripture, prayers, solos, discussions, and open forum led by local leaders. All are welcome.

Clare County Council of Religious Education Brown Corners United Brothern Church M. A. van Brocklin Altho Gall Gordon Jesus Chas. Kleinhardt Verna Harrold Carrie Green Robinette Sisters A. F. Light Young Peoples Fred Gleason Lulu Murphy J. B. Lockyer Wilma Ott

Church Installation Service Impresses Congregation

The 1934 installation and consecration of Congregational church officers drew praise for its impressive service. Mrs A H B Wylie assisted the pastor as Conductress and Miss Anna May Smalley played the organ. The choir’s arithmetic and consecration hymn added greatly to the occasion.

Congregational Church A. HB. Wylie Anna May Smalley

Notice to Unemployed at Harrison Courthouse

Unemployed persons must register for work at the National Reemployment Service. Location is the Clare County Savings Bank in Clare. Manager is Thosipson. Registration occurs each Tuesday at the courthouse in Harrison.

Harrison National Clare County, Ravings “Bank Li H Thosipson

C. W. A. Rural Sanitation Program Discontinued

The C W A rural sanitation program is halted for the present due to curtailment of grants. Private property sanitation work continues, with outside toilets or septic tanks built to U S Public Health Service specs, funded by owners. Most projects target rural and resort areas and unsevered towns, replacing unsanitary structures to curb disease spread.

Cgws Ay P U. S. Public _Health Service W.D. Holmes

Clare High Boys Defeat Gladwin Five Points In Close Rim Bus

The Clare High boys beat Gladwin 29 to 24 in a fast clean game. Bernard Ackerman led with eleven points aided by strong guard play from Watson Gillis and solid defense from the squad. Reed City visits next as Clare seeks a second straight win in the series.

Clare High Boys Gladwin Bernard Ackerman Gladwin Boys Coleman St. Louis Gillis Watson Ackerman Tupper Sanford Clare Reed City

Merritt People Narrowly Escape Serious Injury

Mr and Mrs M Loveless of Merritt escaped injury when their car was struck by a P M freight backing onto a switch to Clare Hay Grain Bean Co. Conductor Kirchbaum warned them to stop, but Loveless continued onto the track. The slow train movement and impact left the car jammed on the left side but caused no serious injuries.

M. Loveless Merritt Clare, Hay Grain & Bean

Bank Deposit Insurance Reassures Depositors

In a message to Congress dated January 14 143A the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation explains bank deposits are insured for members of the Temporary Federal Deposit Insurance Fund and outlines coverage limits. The note urges public confidence and notes the fund expires July 1 1934 with permanent provisions in place.

Washington, D. C Federal’ Déposit Insurance’ Fund Iin

Local man lands supervisor post in state conservation dept

O. A. Derby has secured a position with the State Conservation Department. He will supervise work in camps and will be assisted at various pads and patrols as needed.

State Conservation Dept O. A. Derby State Conservation Department Pad i Ak

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bicknell Rev. J.£. Lockyer Shakespeare Tin Doglittle Good Literature Club Ellis J. Bowler Isabelle King Ste. Mary’s Church Glen Lower Brown Corners Inet the Prodigal Son Baptist Church Kathern Horning University Hospital Council OF Religious Education Reed -City P. M Odin Owas Congress Walter J. Cutamltigs Federal Deposit Tasurasiey Federal Deposit Insurance Corporae Walter J. Cummings
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