North Bradley Clinches Two Wins In Juniors Play
In a doubleheader, North Bradley edged Clare Mfg 7 6 in nine innings after a 6 2 loss to the Church of God the prior night. Other results include Houghton beating Temple 11 2 and DeMolay losing 7 6 to Temple in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
VFW
North Bradley
Clare Mfg
Houghton
Johnny Musser
Temple
DeMolay
J. P. Ryan
la Haring
Scotty
Cadillac
Farwell
Hillis Barber
Texas
Kapplinger
Worth Bradley
Schaeffer
Midland
WEW
Bauers
Houghton 'T
Schaeffers
Former Vernon Resident Laid to Rest in Chicago Burial
Leo Patrick Flood a former Vernon township resident died of a heart attack in Chicago on June 30 1948. Funeral Mass was held at St Cecilia's Church Vernon with Rev Fr J I Szuba officiating and interment at St Cecilia's Cemetery. He lived in Vernon until moving to St Paul followed by Milwaukee and Chicago where he worked in trucking for Midstate Freight Lines Inc. He leaves two brothers a niece and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Patrick Flood
Vernon Township
Chicago
J. I. Szuba
Joseph Zaskowski
Sacred Heart
Mt. Pleasant
Swindeman
St. Cecilia’s
Christopher
Anna Flood
St. Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Midstate Freight Lines, Inc
Peter Flood
Clare
John Flood
Vernon
John Stanek
Ted Herzog
Saginaw
Jerome Flood
Musketon
Clare County Urges Bond Drive With July Deadline
With only days left to reach its Security Loan goal Clare County urges citizens to invest. If each resident contributes 18.75 dollars in a 25 dollar U S Savings Bond by next Wednesday July 14 the county will meet its quota. Winterfield Lincoln and Grant townships report substantial sums already pledged. Pamphlets from the Treasury Department have been distributed to every household urging universal participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare
U. S
Winterfield Township
Lincoln Township
Grant Township
Treasury Department
William V. Schieber Dies at University Hospital
William V. Schieber of Arthur township died July 1 1948 at University Hospital Ann Arbor aged 65. Funeral July 4 at 2:00 p.m. at family home with Rev Chas Kleinhardt officiating, burial in Arthur Cemetery. He born February 14 1883 in Williams County Ohio married Maybell Kirk December 20 1903. Survived by wife eight children five grandchildren two brothers one sister and many relatives. Distinct out-of-town attendees listed from Indiana Ohio and Michigan communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Schieber
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Arthur Township
Chas. Kleinhardt
theArthur Cemetery
Willams County
Ohio
Jacob
Alice Schieber
Beaverton
Donald
Kawkawlin
Emerson
Midland
Irwin
Granger
Ind
John
Muskegon
Mary Scantlin
Mellaire
Ariel Schieber
Osceola
John Greenamyer
Fremont
Byrle Greenamyer
Angola
L. D. Kirk
Montpelier
Erwin Whitney
Hillsdale
Mich
Nettie Kunz
Roscoe Ritter
Eugene Ritter
Carl. Ritter
Toledo
Deadline for filing lump sum claims for deaths outside U S
The deadline is August 9, 1948 for lump-sum payments for deaths outside the United States between December 6, 1941 and August 10, 1946. Survivors of military personnel and those who died in friendly or neutral countries have until August 10, 1948 if not yet filed. Claims previously disallowed may be reopened by contacting the nearest Social Security office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William HH. LaRock
Traverse City
Social Security Administration
LaRock
Goodwill of Visitors Boosts Local Business Reputation
The community benefits from visitor goodwill as a valuable asset to any man’s business, underscoring the importance of hospitality and positive civic image for local commerce.
Edward Johengen Promoted to Detective at State Police Post
Edward Johengen, after years in Michigan State Police posts, is promoted to detective and assigned to the Mid. Pleasant post effective July 1. He will reside in the city and has spent the last three years at the Gaylord post. He brings deep knowledge of north central Michigan patrol work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johengen
Michigan
Mid. Pleasant
Johergen
Gaylord Post
Bell Telephone expands resort area circuits in Michigan
Michigan Bell plans 235 new main toll circuits to resort areas by July 1 linking Northern Michigan with Detroit Saginaw Grand Rapids and Chicago. By year end about 1 310 new long distance circuits will total 5 million dollars in investment. Peak hours may still be crowded but off peak should improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Michigan
Detroit
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Michigan Bell
Big Rapids
Petoskey
Maher
New Oldsmobile Abandoned Here Returned Owner
Cliff Wood reports a new 1949 Olds sedan parked in a western city field on July 1. Police recovered the car and notified State Police. July 2 P Tent says the car was taken from his garage and license plates stolen. Charles Fitzpatrick, Clare, jailed for drunkenness, ten days plus costs. Russell Davis of Pinconning, circus employee, arrested for drunkenness July 1. Justice Dunlop ordered placement in a pick-up jail until costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Wood
Magee St
P. Tent
Grosset Pointe
Greyhound
Charles Fitzpatrick
Clare
City Pollice
Justice of the Peace
B. Dunlop
Russell Davis
Pinconning
Cole Brothers Circus
Dunlop — Co
Clare City appoints James D. Dickson as City Manager
In a regular session the Clare City Commission named James D. Dickson, former Manistique Michigan City Manager, to assume Clare duties July 15. Dickson, 40, is a registered engineer and veteran and brings Sewage and water‑supply experience to address Clare’s current sewage problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City Compassion
James D. Dickson
Manistique
Michigan
Clare
Dickson
Upper Peninsula
Army
Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Branch County
Glare
Surrey Township Pioneer Laid At Rest
Adaline Clement Kilbourne born June 14 1861 in Grant Center Michigan married July 4 1882 in Vassar Michigan died June 29 1948 at Clear Lake Funeral services July 1 at 2 00 p m Farwell Methodist Church officiated by Rev Chas B Hahn burial Surrey Township Cemetery She was a Church of Christ member and belonged to Alice L Seeley Chapter No 194 Order of Eastern Star Survived by multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Clement Kilbourne
Grant Center
Michigan
Adam John Cline
Vassar
Clear Lake
Esma E
Leland J
Ida M
Bruce O
Olive B
Lenwell E
Mike I
Alger J
Nazarene Church Names New Pastor This Week
Rev Rex D Phillips leaves Clare for Marine City Church of the Nazarene after two years. Clare church notes improvements to buildings and parsonage, reports steady attendance amid illness. Rev William Schmidt of Shaftsburg to fill local pulpit with family of three children moving to Clare this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex D. Phillips
Church of the Nazarene
Marine City Church of the Nazarene
Phillips
Wm. Schmidt
Shaftsburg
Schmidt
Clare
Mayor Wallington Reveals City Progress at Kiwanis Meeting
Clare Kiwanis Club heard Mayor Theo Wallington report on City Commission progress including the appointment of James D. Dickson of Manistique as City Manager. Guests included Jack Grigware Chick Burdo Fred Oliver Art Fleming M Paulick and J Cartwright. Plans for Kiwanis State Convention at Sault Ste Marie September 5 6 7 and 8 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Kiwanis Club
Hotel Doherty
Theo Wallington
James D. Dickson
Manistique
Jack Grigware
Chick Burdo
Fred Oliver
Art Fleming
M. Paulick
J. Cartwright
Kiwanis
Sault Ste. Marie
Speed kills take it easy campaign urged by Michigan police
Michigan police promote July traffic safety urging drivers to slow down. Sgt. Ray Sweet cites speed as a leading factor in crashes with 1 444 deaths and 39 689 injuries in 137 619 Michigan accidents last year. He warns condition based limits apply and drivers must heed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ray Sweet
Mt.’ Pleasant
National Safety Council
Sweet
School electors urged to consider future needs
Clare Board of Education asks electors to fund school growth. It recommends seven mills for operating and three for debt retirement, keeps the building sinking fund at four mills for this year but votes to raise building funds to five mills for five years to meet growing enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Board of Education
Farwell Man Killed in US-10 M-115 Crash
State Police report a Farwell man Charles Cribbs 27 of Copemish died from a skull fracture after his 1987 Ford coach collided with a 1938 Buick convertible at the US-10 M-115 intersection early July 4. Other crashes across the weekend injured several people and led to numerous tickets as officers note higher speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cribbs
Copemish
Charles Yakubek
Clio
George Keller
R-1
Farwell
Yakubek
Doherty
Clare Hospital
Chas. Yakubek
Charles E. McCumber
Lake George
Charles T. McCumber
Beulah McCumber
Pontiac
Esther Moser
Springfield
Ohio
Rosebush
Orville Be, Huff
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Max el- Hott
Glare
North Bradley
Virgil, Brownlee
Coleman
Virgil Brownlee
Duane
Max Elliott
Justice Hart
Midland
Plymouth
Walter Krompetz
R-2
Gladwin
Edwin Anderson
Harrison
Krompetz
Anderson
Robert Medlwick
R-5
Clare
Ford
Jamey Hil
Us-27
Medwick
Spikehorn’s
Aurelis J. Crudo
Detroit
Crudo
Michael van Haverbeck
Albert Orne
Kenneth M. Lobsinger
Alma
Arnold Bringold
Lake George-Windover Lake
Jennie Bringold
K. Hammerberg
Byron Batchelor
Hamtramck
Us-10
Lake Station
Bradley Hunt
Lake
DeSoto
Hunt
Batchelor
Lucillé Beamish
Harold Hughes New Rotary Club President in Clare
Harold Hughes became president of the Clare Rotary Club at a brief luncheon ceremony. Retiring president George White passed the gavel and wished good fortune for the year. Hughes is the fourth club president, succeeding Bill Byers S C McArthur and White. Vice President Stuart Bicknell also took office. new committees will be announced after director approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
Clare Rotary Club
George White
Hughes
Clare
Bill Byers
S. C. McArthur
Milk patrons alerted to upcoming notice by Schaeffer's Dairy
Schaeffer's Dairy informs milk patrons that a message regarding the milk situation will be published next week in the Sentinel's advertising columns due to space constraints. Watch for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeffer’s Dairy
Sentinel
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Legion
Flint
International
Jp’s
Clare Manufacturing Company
Ferrells
WM. V. Schieber
U OF M Hospital
State Police Post
Bell Telephone
UM Aurel
Batt
City Commission
Surrey
Addie Cline
Wallington
Reed City
John Milton Conn
Cat Creek
Conn
Earl Conn
Ferris Institute
Elmus
Congregational Church
Hughes New Rotary Club
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