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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
2
Local golf event at Twin Elms sees St Johns Links and Twine Winners clash with results 4 to 15. Clare merchants and professionals urged to maintain cooperative spirit amid playful golf season tensions.
The Clare softball team beat a strong rival 7 to 6 on the high school diamond last Friday. Lake Station has few losses this season, and Clare fans are urged to support them as they travel to Lake Station for a return game on Friday night July 3.
Coming events include L G O F G Lodge Friday 8 30 p m meetings Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays 6 30 p m American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet on first and third Mondays Mazomic Lodge holds regular meetings on second Tuesdays Clare and Clare County plan Michigan Centennial events July 19 20 21 22 Eastern Star meets first Thursday monthly at 3200 Black State Legion Convention set for Lansing August 16 17 18
Ernest Schultz a former Ann Arbor railroad employee aged 88 died at his Owosso home Saturday at 4 10 am from complications after a minor stroke Monday. Born in Onnenhoff Germany November 1 1852 he lived in Canada and Clare before joining the Ann Arbor system as a section hand. He moved to Owosso in 1911 and retired on pension in 1931 serving last seven years as a flagman at Washington Street crossing. He married twice, survived by two daughters Martha and Mrs R K Nutson and two sons Albert and John. Funeral in Clare from his son John’s home with burial at Cherry Grove.
Roy and Ray Gordon of Arthur township journeyed 1740 miles to Parrland Minnesota to reunite with their brother Floyd whom they hadn’t seen in 35 years. The men, now busy with responsibilities, did not recognize each other at first until a childhood accident story surfaced. Floyd works for International Lumber Co. at a camp near International Falls Minnesota.
Lansing expects the State Conservation Commission to provide 26500 for game protection during 1936 37 the largest annual allotment in four years.
Ladies Guild members and husbands and families meet for a pot-luck supper and general good time at Tourist Park. Each member is asked to earn 45 cents and report how earned at the table. Event aims for a mature picnic atmosphere with active participation.
Mrs Amanda O Connor expresses gratitude for friends visits at the hospital and for cards and flowers. She states she is home again and invites further calls.
A Lansing area couple, Leon ard Stanley and Hilda Eberhardt, received several pre wedding showers. About fifty relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Aberhart’s home on East Fourth Street for a ride and ice cream. More guests later surprised Hilda at work and a third shower was held at Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stanley’s home near Harrison.
Emerson Shingler born Charlotte May 2 1903 died June 26 1936 at War Memorial Hospital Sault Ste. Marie Michigan after illness. He worked for the State highway department and St Marys Land and Development Co. of Sault Ste. Marie. He married Helen Bader in 1933 and leaves a wife a baby daughter his parents and two sisters. Funeral services were held in Charlotte conducted by Knights Temptors and the Congregational church. Burial in Maple Hill Cemetery Charlotte.
Notice to the public states Clare Realty Co is now under the management of Arthur Damoth who comes from Grand Rapids. The former owner thanks patrons for five and a half years of service and will remain with the agency for two months to assist the transition.
In memory of our daughter and sister who passed away July 2 1935. Dear Edna we miss you our hearts are sore oppressed. The wound your parting gave us heals slow in human breast. The year that's passed since you were called still leaves an aching heart. But some day we hope to meet you where loved ones never part. Mr and Mrs Roy Robins Myrtle and Beth.
In fond memory of our beloved wife and mother Ruth Luella Williams who left us on the third day of July at age 49 years and 12 months. Though gone we won’t forget you dear. Your presence lives today within our hearts to aid and cheer along the weary way. A B K Williams and family.
About 5000 positions for Michigan residents will open in a 30 mile Traverse City area as cherry harvest nears. Register at National Reemployment Service offices now. work begins July 1 for six weeks with pay of 2.50 to 5 dollars per day. Transportation and living accommodations are the worker’s responsibility. Major Howard Starret notes the service facilitates a statewide worker transfer to orchards near Grand Traverse Bay, with offices in Clare West Branch and Alma.
Fred Hess died at his Flint home June 14 after a months long heart illness. Born February 27 1861 in Saginaw he farmed in Blumfield and Arthur Township before moving to Flint. He married Elizabeth Kaul in Saginaw September 28 1886 and survived by wife Burt son three sisters one brother and seven grandchildren. Walter his son preceded him in death. Funeral at St Johns Lutheran Clare June 17 with burial Cherry Grove.
Mrs Chas Ott thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness. She lists fruit flowers and cards of cheer and offers a blessing for protection and safety.
We thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement for Mrs. Helen Shingler Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bader.
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