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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1947

Page

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Mrs G E Lamb Passes Away in Clare

Mrs G E Lamb longtime Clare Farwell resident and physician’s wife dies after months of illness in Clare Hospital at age 71. Born Madge Byrne in Mt. Morris Michigan she moved to Clare County as an infant and married Dr Gerald Lamb in 1898 later settling in Farwell. She was active in church women’s groups the Gid Lang Syne Society the Farwell Woman’s Club and Red Cross and died January 28 1947 following a long public service career.

Clare Hospital G. BE. Lamb Farwell Clare County Lamb Clare Madge B. Byrne Edward Della Byrne Mt. Morris Michigan Gerald 5. Lamb Saginaw Lambs S. M. Ennis Blarney Castle Round Lake Newberry Women’s Society of Christian Service Home Service

Social Security Pays $2006 Monthly to Clare County Beneficiaries

The Traverse City SSA office reports $2000.75 monthly payments to 107 Clare county recipients under Old Age and Survivors Insurance. 46 are retired workers 65 plus totaling $1103.05 monthly. others include widows, widows with children, and dependent parents. Five lump sums totaling $1015.74 were paid in three months when no survivor qualified. A Veterans' Amendment allows survivor payments if a claim is filed before Feb 10, 1947. many eligible have not yet contacted the office.

Clare County Social Security Administration Old Age and Survivors Insurance William EB. LaRock Traverse City LaRocik LaRock Heaven Tar

Betty Hampton to Train Owosso Students in Safe Driving

Miss Betty Hampton of Clare, a teacher at Owosso High School, was sent by the superintendent and board to the Driver Educational Institute at Battle Creek January 20 through 24. The institute is sponsored by the State Department of Public Instruction and Safety Commission with help from the Automobile Club of Michigan. She will train Owosso High School students in safe driving.

Betty Hampton Clare Owosso High School Superintendent of Schools and Board of Education Driver Educational Institute Post Tavern Hotel Battle Creek State Department of Public Instruction and Safety Commission Automobile Club of Michigan Betty

Death in Rosebush Auto Crash Claims Henry O. Walker

Henry Oral Walker aged 55 was killed Saturday night January 25 while walking along US 27 north of Rosebush. A southbound 1933 Chevrolet driven by Pat Lynch struck him from behind at 7 25 p m. Lynch was cleared after police questioning. Walker, born January 22 1892 in Nashville Michigan, served in World War I and married Dora Gardner in 1919. He leaves four daughters and was to host a party at his home when the accident occurred.

Rosebush Henry O. Walker Walker Neil Morrisot Pat Lynch Frank Lynch Stinson Mt. Pleasant Young Lynch Henry Oral Walker Taylor Ida Owens Walker Nashville Michigan Isabella County The Meuse Argonne Forest France Dora Gardner Madelyn Walker Shively Dolores Walker White Clare Sharon Gloria

Pere Marquette Freight Engine Derails in Clare

At Clare on Wednesday a Pere Marquette westbound freight engine 1048 derailed due to a split switch. The heavy ten hundred class locomotive weighing about 325000 pounds required a Saginaw wrecking crew and crane to rerail. no major injuries reported. Detours redirected morning passenger and other freight traffic.

Pere Marquette Clare Saginaw and Ludington Saginaw Peré Marquette

Clare High School Pioneers Win Two More This Week

The Clare High School Varsity basketball team added two wins in a week, bringing their record to seven wins and two losses. They defeated Harrison 48 to 35 and outscored opponents in each period, with Campbell leading Clare with 13 points. The Little Pioneers extended a six game win streak after beating Harrison’s second team 41 to 32.

Clare High School Harrison Shepherd Little Pioneers Pioneers Harrison High Green White Langsdon Clare Campbell Gladwin Roy’ Gottril Blue Jays Rodabaugh Cottrill Nets Reed City Reeds Coleman Gladwitt Ewart

Benefit Party For Two Families Burned Out

A benefit party will be held at Grant town on Thursday night February 6 to aid the Leon Dysinger and Frank LaPratt families who lost their homes and contents in a fire. All are welcome.

Leon Dysinger Frank LaPratt Grant Town

Father Son Banquet Planned by Congregational Church

Mrs Harold Fleming announces the annual Father and Son banquet to be held Monday evening February 13 in the Congregational Church parlors. Special entertainment and dinner features are nearing final planning, with tickets to go on sale next week.

Harold Fleming Guild Gale

Hatton Pioneer Dies After Long Illness at Clare Hospital

Henry Christian Ott longtime Hatton resident died at Clare Hospital after a lingering illness at age 77. Born in Gundlebach Germany in 1869 he immigrated to the U S in 1881 moving to Clare in 1885 with his father. He married Katharine Keebler and had five children. Funeral services were held at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev. Chas Kleinhardt and Rev. Walt Redman officiating, burial in Hatton cemetery.

Henry Christian Ott Ludwig and Johanna Ott Gundlebach Wurtemberg Germany Clare Hospital United States Detroit Clare Hatton Township Katherine Keebler Walter Christine Foster John Ralph Margaret Beatrice Mildred Ott Rolland Foster C. Radloff M.pfetsch Thurston Funeral Home Chas. Kleinhardt Walt Bb. Redman Hatton Cemetery

Talent Night at Church of God Spreads Musical Evening

The Sunday night service at Clare's Friendly Church drew a large crowd as a mixed quartet including Mesdames Huber and Schug and Messrs Teeter and Huber performed A Beautiful Life and Mrs Harry Schug sang Only Shadows. Next Sunday at 7 45 will be Talent Night with lively choruses led by Gerald Huber and the congregation joining in. The event promises no dull moment for music lovers who attend. The Match of Dimes fundraiser to aid handicapped youngsters will also be highlighted.

Mesdames Huber Schug Teeter Huber Harry Schug Gerald Huber Clare’s Brriendly Church West Sixth and Maple Streets

Clare Chamber of Commerce Holds Official Meeting

The Clare Chamber of Commerce opened its new year with a full attendance dinner at the Dunlop Cafe. President Art Damoth outlined postwar goals and urged officer and committee cooperation for progress including city government cooperation and plans like tourist park improvement, parking, river and lake attention, industrial growth, housing, plats and zoning, and school and church cooperation. City Manager Bill Wellman of Mt. Pleasant is slated to speak March 4 on the city manager form of government.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Dunlop Art Damoth Art Chamber of Commerce Arty of Clare Bill Wellman Mt. Pleasant

Don Armstrong Rotary Speaker at Wednesday Noon Lunch

Don Armstrong former combat test flier and Doc and Tom ranch owner spoke to Rotarians at Barnes for a Sunday noon program. He described deadly narrow escapes during six years of test flying and noted pilots average career length of two and a half years.

Barnes Don Armstrong Combat Aircraft Doc and Tom Ranch Armstrong Rotary Karl Ruby F& Good Dr. G

Benefit Dance at LO.D.R. Hall Feb 7 1947 by Odd Fellows

A benefit dance will be held Friday evening February 7 1947 at LO.D.R. Hall. Sponsored by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs the event features old time music and square dancing for attendees.

West Branch Woman Injured in Sunday Car Crash

A car driven by 20 year old Cecil Zettel of West Branch skidded on an icy spot near Clare Country Club about 7:00 AM Sunday and crashed into a tree. Zettel's 50 year old mother Mia Lucenda Zet tel suffered a fractured pelvis and broken hand and is hospitalized at Clare Hospital. Cecil received scalp lacerations and other passengers had minor injuries treated and released.

Cecil Zettel West Branch Clare Country Club Zettel Mia Lucenda Clare Hospital Cecil

Clare Factory Exports Skis to Many Countries

The American Ski Company's Clare plant on West Fourth Street has produced Air-Skis since last summer. Skis from Clare have reached Canada Argentina Chile New Zealand and Scandinavia. The magnesium Dowmetal Air-Ski is lightweight fast and flexible helping Italy Sweden and others adopt American design.

John Rodabaugh American Railway Express Company Clare Sweden Paul G. Schroeder American Ski Company Sternaman West Fourth Street Httle Canada Argentina Chile New Zealand Scandinavian T. H. McConica I Dow Chemical Company Sepp Rus

Lutheran Church in Hamilton Two Elects Officers

The St Johns Bv Lutheran Congregation of Hamilton township Clare county held its annual meeting after services on January 19. Officers elected include Secretary Charles Fanslow Treasurer William Fanslow Deacons Gust Kliewoneit and D Duane Reid Trustees Romeual Jones Henry Yaeger and Arthur Fisch janitor Karl Eilewoneit for 1947 voting members Dr Diane Reid and Walter Mielke. Church Council induction set for February 2 1947.

St. Johns Henry Yaeger Arthur Fisch Karl Eilewoneit Diane Reid Walter Mielke

Clare Snowbound by Worst Storm in Years

Snow fell Tuesday night turning to heavy drifting conditions by Thursday. Central and northern Michigan suffered near zero visibility while trains on the Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lines faced delays and cancellations. Local streets were largely impassable and rural mail delivery was halted as crews worked to clear ten foot drifts.

Michigan Pere Marquette Mail T and Owosso Clare Cadillac Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Saginaw Ludington Us-10 Harrison Star Claré Greyhound Mt. Pleasant

Organize Cub Pack Meeting at Clare Public School

A meeting of parents and prospective Cub Scouts was held at Clare Public School on Monday January 27 at 7 30 pm. The Kiwanis Cub committee led by Donald Holbrook organized dens and assigned den mothers. New Cubs registered and two dens formed with duties outlined by Leota Van Every and L C Garth.

Clare Public School Kiwanis Cub Committee Donald Holbrook Howard Bverts Co. B. Neff Mark Bicknell Robert, Pinaire Nat Smith Dale Barber Holbrook Donald Holbrook, Jr Leota van

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G. E. Lamb AUTO Pioneer Varsity Harrison, Shepherd Benefit Party Congregational Hatton Henry C. Ott Church of God Clare Chamber Commerce Clare Factory Lutheran Church In Hamilton Kiwanis Club Cub Scout Committee Den H. T. Ruark David Ruark Neff Herbert Smith Ray Bergey Sandi Ruark Donaldy Cobb Jim Miller Garry Muller
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