Walter H. Larman Post Plans Bank Reorganization
The Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 of Clare County announces a plan to reorganize the Clare County Savings Bank after its closure. Veterans voted unanimously to reopen under the Michigan Banking Commission stipulations, hoping the new arrangement will restore a local financial depository. The post thanks the Clare Sentinel for publishing their sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Owsley
Robert Harkness
American Legion
Clare County
Agige
Clare County Savings Bank
Skelton
Omer Parent
Walter H. Larman Post No. 128
Legion Rooms
Michigan Banking Commission
Com. Parent
Wei
Walter H. Larman
Clare Sentinel Fort
Thig Wade
Slater Seeks Republican Nomination for County Drain Commissioner
A political notice announces Louis B. Slater as a candidate for renomination to the office of County Drain Commissioner on the Republican ticket in the September primaries.
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Louis B. Slater
Open Air Concerts in Clare This July
Clara high school band will perform an open air concert on McEwan street next Wednesday from 8:00 to 9:00 PM. It starts a July Wednesday night series sponsored by Clare business men, with stores staying open until 10:00 PM. Plan to visit Clare each Wednesday for these musical treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara High School
McEwan Street
Clare Business Men
Clare
Holiness Camp Meeting Opens at Island Park
The Isabella County Holiness Association opens its fourth annual camp meeting at Island Park, Mt Pleasant, today with services at 10 2 30 and 7 30 daily through July 20. Speakers include Rev. L M Blakely of Detroit and Rev. J S Wood of Pontiac. Citizens urged to attend with family and a basket dinner for an all day session.
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Isabella County Holiness
Island ‘Park
L. M. Blakely
Asbury M. B
Detroit
J.‘S. Wood
Pontiac
Mennonite’ Church
Justice Edw Reakes Retires After Eight Years on Bench
Justice Edw Reakes of Vernon township Isabella County retires after eight years as Justice of the Peace. In his final docket Archambault v Border concluded with judgment for the plaintiff. He was elected eight years ago and won universal respect for fairness with no jury demands or appeals filed against his court.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Howard Reakes
Vernon Township
Robert Archambault
Seymour Borler
Assumpsit
Bobb
Dominic McConnell
Alexander E. Wylie
Isabella County Justice Court
Clare
Charles W. Perry
Joseph F. Bowler
T. Carl Holbrook
Alexander Ja. Wylie
Ross D. Thompson
Theo. G. Bowler
Joseph K. Naumes
Mt. Pleasant
Justice of the Peace
Reakes
Justice Reakes
Retirement ends long service in township office
He has passed his seventieth birthday and declined re election to allow a younger man to hold the office. His retirement will be severely felt by the people of his township and county.
Depositors Sign to Reorganize Clara County Savings Bank
By Thursday noon more than 700 depositors have signed for the bank's reorganization, totaling over $577,000. The signatory list is posted in the bank lobby for public reference. At Tuesday's meeting Ha. Johinston was named to fill the vacancy from L. W. Jackson's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara County Savings Bank
Ha. Johinston
L. W. Jackson
Clare Couple Married at Brown Corners
Saturday at six o clock Rev Chas Kleinhardt joined Miss Isabella Siel and Bert Jackson in marriage at his Brown Corners home. They were attended by David Siel and Violet Hitchcock. A wedding supper followed at the Siel home. The couple will reside in an Arrand apartment and Bert will continue assisting with the Sentinel.
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Chas. Kleinhardt
Isabella Siel
Bert Jackson
Brown Corners
David Siel
Violet Hitchcock
W. 3. Siel
Arrand
Sentinel
Library Association Meets for Work and Change
A Tuesday library gathering saw members sort shelves, hold a business meeting led by Mrs. A. E. Mulder, and accept the resignation of longtime librarian Mrs. Hochstetler. Acting librarian Mrs. Pratt was introduced. ninety books circulated in one day. All due books may be returned without fines until July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Clare-Midland
Ladies Tournament Draws 36 Competitors at Twin Elms
Thirty six ladies turned out to compete for honors in the first ladies tournament of the season at Twin Elms Golf Club. Reva Derby chaired the luncheon committee and attendees praised the delicious meal. Prizes for low scores went to Jane Davy Lucile Haley Jeni Anderson and Frances Anderson.
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Ouf
Twin Elms Golf Club
Reva Derby
Jane Davy
Lucile Haley
Jeni Anderson
Frances Anderson
James Wilson claimed by death in 1932 obituary
James Chapple Wilson 62 of Vernon township passed away at home Thursday June 28 1932 after four months of cancer. Born in Neath Wales he moved to Canada then to Michigan. Survived by wife Ida B Steele son Cecil J Detroit daughter Mrs Frank Robison and mother Mrs Emma Wilson. Funeral at home with Rev Albert Dawe. burial in Ghettry Grove.
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James Chapple Wilson
John
Emma Wilson
Neath
South Wales
Vernon Township
Canada
Coloure
Ont
Ida B. Steele
Cobourg
Frankie
Wilson
Charleston
Michigan
Cecil J
Detroit
Frank Co. Robison
Arthur
William
Jom
Clare
Robert Crossen
Alma
Guy Béatty
Pontiac
Cecil ‘Wilson
Virginia Joseph
Guy Beatty
Clarence Bower
Carl Beatty
Everett Irwift
Flint
Tom Skegell
Jack Skegell
Coral
Homer Brenton
Frank
Richard Bearess
Alvin
Deckerville
Tom Taylor
Phil Slayman
Frank Lazelerre
Wm. Thieman
West County Line
Albert Dawe
Ghettry Grove
Twin Elms Golf Course Sees 1289 Players In First Month
The Twin Elms Golf Course reports 1289 players registered in its first month of operation. Clare and nearby towns supported the new course, which management says serves the community and invites suggestions and criticism for improvement.
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Hlms
Clare
Twin Elms Golf Course
AY THE IDEAL THEATRE LINEUP SHOWS FUN AND FIGHT
The Ideal Theatre presents a week of films and acts with Tough to be Famous featuring Douglas Fairbanks Jr under 18 Marian Marsh Suicide Fleet with Wm Boyd Are You Listening Behind the Scenes in a Broadcasting Studio and Will Rogers Comedy Business and Pleasure with Will Rogers. Coming Schmeling and Sharkey Fight slated for the 21st and 22nd institutions and showings priced 16 to 20 cents.
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Marian Marsh
Suiside Fleet
Wm. Boyd
U. S. Navy
Sun
Man
Wm. Hains
Madge Hvans
Rogers
Fly Chaser 59 Cent Gallon Gas Deal
A market blurb notes a 59 cent per gallon gasoline offer titled Fly Chaser. The line mentions a rider Bon and a bring your can directive, suggesting a savings promo at a local gas stand.
M E Ladies Close Successful Year With Picnic Supper
The Ladies Auxiliary of the M B H church held the last meeting of the year at Budd Lake. A brief business session followed by a picnic supper for 39 members and families highlighted a year the group calls financially and socially successful. Retiring President Mrs Omey Hall thanked all for cooperation and credited individual efforts.
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M. BH. Church
Budd Lake
Omey Hall
Thayer Well No. 2 Surprises Local Oil Owners
Thayer well No. 2 in the Vernon field boosted initial flow from 200 barrels to 1700 barrels per day by fore Sunday. Promoter Thomas King had earlier drilled to 3350 feet after receiving permission from Mellon-Pollock Co. The Bowman No. 3 and Sniderwell No. 2 are also drilling or deepening nearby.
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Thayer Well No
Vernon Field
Thos. King
Clare
Bowman
Funeral for Young Man Held Saturday
Nicholas Seibt born Cleveland June 4 1908 died June 22 1932 at 24 years. Son of Mrs Rosalia Seibt survived by mother three brothers and two sisters and many relatives. Funeral at St Cecilia church with Rev Fr Morrison and burial in Coleman cemetery beside his father.
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Nicholas Seibt
Rosalia Seibt
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Coleman
Clare
Jacob
Ferdinand
Katheryn
Johnny
Joe Methner
John Seibi
Ann Arbor Hospital
St. Cecilia Church
Fr. Morrison
Coleman Cemetery
Notice to Letter Writers and Advertisers
The Sentinel announces the office will be closed Monday July 4th and asks advertisers and news writers to submit copy early. Letters received after Tuesday’s mail will not be assured publication and advertising matter should be submitted by Tuesday night.
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Sentinel
Jackson's Meat Market Moves to Cash Basis
Notice from L. W. Jackson announces that effective July 1, 1982 the Jackson's Meat Market will operate on a cash basis to sustain merchandising standards and service.
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Jackson's
Baseball change slated for Gladwin fairgrounds program
A revised schedule for the Gladwin celebration at the fairgrounds on July 3 and 4 lists Clare facing Gladwin Sunday afternoon and Standish meeting Gladwin Monday afternoon. The full two day program and schedule are printed on page seven.
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Gladwin
Fairgrounds
Clare
Standish
Carpenter Seeks Second Term on Republican Ticket
State Senator Ben Carpenter announces re election bid on the Republican ticket for the September primary. He has served one term and his record during regular and special sessions is cited as justification for voter consideration.
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Ben Carpenter
Carpenter
Senate
Local Hero Survives High Voltage Gas Tank Blaze
Glen Billsby, while measuring gasoline in a 14,000 gallon tank at Stutting Oil Co. Bulk Station, was shocked by a live wire as he removed a rod. He sparked a fire by contact, then helped shut off gas flow, surviving with shock after a near catastrophic blaze feared to threaten four nearby tanks.
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Oi! Co
Wast 4Th Street
Glen Billsby
Glen
Billsby
Clare to Have New Dentist After July 4
Dr. C. B. Neff of McBride and University of Michigan graduate fits offices in the Dunlop block and will open to the public after July 4. He installs up to date equipment for patient comfort and invites the public to call and get acquainted.
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C. B. Neff
McBride
U. of M
Ann Arbor
Dunlop Block
Annual Clare School District Meeting Set for July 11
The Clare school district will hold its annual meeting at the school auditorium Monday night July 11. Trustee RH A Anderson holds the only vacancy on the board as the session considers appropriations for the coming year.
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Anual
Clare
RH. A. Anderson
Party and Dance at L O L Half Monday Night
Card party and dance planned at L O L hall on Monday night July 4. Ladies asked to bring sandwiches or cake. public invited.
Peninsular Pipe Line surveys Clare to Detroit route
Engineers survey a twenty inch natural gas line from the McKay-Mercier field to Detroit via Clare and Ann Arbor with a Mt. Pleasant spur. Thomas E Currie, head of Peninsular Construction Co, expects rapid construction and seeks landowner cooperation for gas leasing while warning against unreliable bidders.
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Peninsular Pipe Line Construction Co
Clare County
McKay-Mercier
Mt. Pleasant Fields
Detroit
Michigan Natural Gas
Central Michigan
J. P. McCloskey
McKay- Mercier
Clare
Ann Arbor
Mt. Pleasant
Broomfield
Vernon
Thos. E. Currie
W. B. Currie
Vernon Township
Peninsular Company
Michigan Natural
Detroit Industries
Wildcat
Michigan
Conservation Department of the
State of Michigan
Peninsular Construction
Thomas
Currie
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Larman Post
Holiness
Island Park
Justice Edw. Reakes
Library Association
Hochstetler
James Wilson
AY the Ideal Theatre
Schmeling
Sharkey
Ull
M. E
Thayer
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