Young Men Called to Enlist in CCC Thru ER Office
County welfare administrator Mr. Lossing announced expanded CCC eligibility under a new law. The Civilian Conservation Corps now accepts men ages 17 to 28 who are out of work, offering constructive schooling and vocational training alongside conservation work. Enlistment period ends July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
CCC
Peiod
Lassing
County ‘Welfare
Civilian Conservation Corps
Department of Labor
COC
Lossing
Social Welfare Amit
Clare County
Michigan colt development project enrollments open by July 31
The Michigan State College and partners sponsor a program to stimulate colt development through breeding, feeding, exhibition and management. Any Michigan farmer can enroll foals before July 31, 1937, with weights of 950 pounds for grades or 1000 for registered colts. Eligible colts may enter special shows for medals and certificates, then compete in state shows at Farmers Week and the Michigan State Fair. Details and enrollment cards available from the Animal Husbandry Extension Division or local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State’ College
Michigan Horse ‘Breeders’ Association
Michigan Are Stock Improvement Association
State
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Animal Husbandry Extension Division
Hast Lamsing
Clare Faces Alma Softball Champions Friday
The Clare Merchant team, sponsored by local businessmen, meets Alma Softball League leaders Friday night after a path to bid with Midland in Richland for the Major league. The Midland ace aims for another strong run as the home band shows a pitching duel against KK of C, with Doc Sanford delivering a three run shot to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Merchant
Alma
St. Luis
Richland
Midland
Reys
Clare
Mobilgas
Clare Roosevelt
Wright Studio
Spencer
Doc Sanford
Wright Stadio
Wise Township Farm Home Burns To Ground
The Claré rural fire crew answered a Thursday forenoon call to the John Bergay farm five miles from Claré where a kerosene stove explosion caused a destructive blaze. Mr and Mrs Bata Thompson occupied the home and suffered the loss of their entire household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Township
Claré
John Bergay
Observing Cars Reveals Driver Character Says Holmes
The piece argues that a clean car reflects a careful driver. Muddy vehicles and dirty windshields signal sloppiness and danger, while a well maintained car and rear mirror boost safety and reduce glare. Emphasizes cleaning the windshield and checking the rear-view mirror before driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Changes in Game Laws Require Careful Study
The notice details revised hunting rules in Michigan including reporting requirements to the Department of Conservation, reporting numbers of game taken, and restrictions on fires in marshes. It sets pheasant, ruffed grouse, prairie chicken and sharptail grouse seasons by region with open dates in October and notes continued protections in zone three. It also states no permit is needed to carry firearms within five days of the deer season open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Saginaw Bay
Department of Conservation
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Camp Kepayshdwink Camp Improves Grounds
Campers at Camp Kepayshdwink under Valley Trails Council work weeks to build a rock yard and dining hall improvements. A cement pool houses fish turtles frogs and snakes caught by campers. An edible garden holds over six tree and shrub species from the site and surroundings with daily additions and camper planting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Trails Council
Cassip
Chiropractor G C Born Opens Clare Office Above Jewelry
Dr G C Born opens a Clare office above Grill and White Jewelry, the latest chiropractor to locate in Clare. He will go to Grand Rapids next week for the National Chiropractic Association annual convention and clinical conference, coming to Clare from St. Louis with prior experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. OC. Born
Grill & White
Clare
Grand Rapids
National Chiropractic Association
Advertisement for Mail Service Sealed Proposals
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the second Assistant Postmaster regarding the ASELE August 3. Inquiries at the Clax Postofficeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ister
ASELE
Clax
Neithercut Couple Honored for Longevity and Family Ties
The Sentinel extends congratulations to Mr and Mrs Neithercut on their long life together. They built a brick residence on east St Alten in fall three winter of 1915 and 1920. They enjoy good health enabling trips to Dundalk Langton Ganatey. They have three children Chas Edward John and Helen Louise. William wed Ethel Gerow and have three children John Lorain James. The couple's home also houses three children John Gerow Lorain and James William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Alten
Bette
Dundalk
Langton
Ganatey
Helpmagee
Tee Charles
Hazel Meter
Myre
Doriala Chas
John
Helen ‘Louise
William
Ethel Gerow
Hvaline Gerow
John Gerow
Loraine
James Wm
The
Sentinel
Neithercut
Methodist Pastor Plans Summer Sermon Series
The Methodist church announces a summer sermon cycle on the theme Fateful Hours in Christ's Life. Services run 10 30 a m to 11 30 a m with church school afterwards. Special topics include Morning Hours with Christ on July 25 and Noondays with the Master on August 1.Christ's Sunsets on August 8 and Christ and the Hours of Darkness on August 15. Special music and worship will accompany the theme. All residents and summer visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Christ
Legion Auxiliary Chooses Delegates to Detroit Convention
Walter H Larman Unit 128 held a regular meeting electing delegates Adelaide Wyhe and Hazel Hawkins and alternates Ruth Parent and Belva Jackson for the Department Convention in Detroit August 15 to 17. District meeting at Standish next Sunday was discussed and local unit participation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Department
Detroit
Adelaide WyHe
Hazel Hawkins
Ruth Parent
Belva Jackson
Standish
Guild Picnic At Budd Lake Attracts Large Wilson Park Crowd
The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church and guests held their annual picnic at Budd Lake on Thursday evening July 15. About 70 attended a pot luck supper praised as a fine feed. Mr. and Mrs EB A White of Florida, former Clare residents, joined the gathering. Swimming, soft ball, and horseshoes were enjoyed in ideal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
The
Congregational Church
Budd Lake
EB. A. White
Florida
Clare
Friz Undertaking Co Introduces New Ambulance Service
The Friz Undertaking Co of a big city installs a newly built Ford ambulance connected to day and night service. The body is dark maroon with maroon plush interiors. Equipped with cots two chairs an electric fan a siren and a thermos bottle ready for funeral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigz Undertaking Co
Big City
Vernon Field Oil Drill Progress Near Cape Well
Oil field report states drillers on the Cape east side of section five reached about 3900 feet and stopped to set casing. By Thursday afternoon the crew resumed and pushed toward the pay, though some appeals of working conditions and potential encounts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Cape
Verner
Clare County News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Injuries
Local gossip and community notes recount visits by Clare residents to relatives in Alma Sebewaing and Detroit. Reports include a farming accident injuring Clarence Tice, hospital updates for Gotleib Nass and JF Shumway kin, and wheel-chair transfers as families gather for holidays and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Clare
Mt. Clémens
Mis
Horace Joyner
Wisconsin
I. Hi. Feighner
Erma Rice
Baltimore
Maryland
Clard& Economy Group
Greenwood Grange
Pat Jack
Irma Willams
Herbert Sergant
Lansing
Sergant
Gotleib Nass
Ann Arbor
EH. EH. Storken
Battle Creek
JF. M. Shumway
Detroit
Kate la Forge
Central Michigan Association
Mt. Pleasant
Lucile’ Haley
Annabel Je Hamptor
Ithaca Club
Clarence ‘Tice Vernon Farmer
Clare County General Hospital
A. B. Martin
Buffalo
N. Y
Midland
George Armstrong
Volney Davis
Hinkleville
Hiram Grimason
Hast Wa
Aged Lake resident Neil McTavish dies at 73
Neil McTavish, born in Marlette, died at his Lake home on Wednesday July 21 at age 73 years. Friz Undertaking Co. will move the body to Marlette for services and burial. He is survived by his widow, one brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil McTavish
Marlette
Lake
Friz Undertaking Co
Glare City Library Adds Large Book Selections
The Glare city library announces new additions including 6 volumes of A Natural Library, 20 volumes Carpenter's Travel Books, 15 volumes Travel and Adventure for youth, 45 volumes Young Peoples shelf set, 26 volumes Junior shelf set, covering folklore legends natural history sea tales poetry patriotism and biographies. Gratitude is extended to M D Feighmer for a Cooper work set and W Johnston for Atlantic Monthly copies. Overdue books should be returned promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare City
Carpenter
Young Peoples
Earth
Béa
M. D. Feighmer
J. Feminaré Cooper
Copica
The
Atlantic Monthly
EL Us
Notice Bae Bile In Clog Boos Pesto
Mindi Acie ande BON appear in a local public notice unclear due to fragmented text. The readable fragment references names and a possibly civic matter but lacks verifiable details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Mindi Acie
Ande
Michigan extends pheasant season three days in lower peninsula
The Michigan Legislature, awaiting the governor's signature, extends the pheasant and grouse hunting season. In the lower peninsula the open season runs October 15 to 31 for ringnecked pheasants and ruffed grouse, prairie chickens and sharptailed grouse up to October 31 north of a Saginaw Bay line, with counties south of that line closed. Upper peninsula dates remain October 1 to 12 for these birds, with year round protection for pleisants remaining in place by Conservation Commission order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Peninsula
Saginaw Bay
Upper Peninsula
The
Conservation Commission
Rail lines condemn coal lowering forest fire risk in Upper Michigan
Three railroad companies operating in the Upper Peninsula condemned 6000 tons of coal found to contain wood coke and other fire hazards after inspections by D B F Weir. The stockpile at Escanaba will be condemned and a superior fuel will be ordered. Director Hoffmaster praised railway cooperation in eliminating fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Hoffmaster
Upper Peninsula
Chicago & Northwestern
Detroit
Mackinac
D. BF. Weir
Weir
Escamaba
Michigan
Railwaya
Hoffmaster
Hacahaba
Fishermen Rescued on Houghton Lake After Capsizing Squall
Two Saginaw fishermen Himer Muehlensbeck and Albert Marcoux clung to an overturned boat for nearly an hour before conservation officers Thomas White and Earl Kingman rescued them on Houghton Lake after a squall capsized their craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake
Saginaw
Thomas White
Earl Kingman
Himer Muehlensbeck
Albert Marcoux
Forest Fire Loss in Michigan Reaches 12 000 Acres
Fire losses in Michigan have climbed to about 12 000 acres with 617 fires recorded through July 1. Conservation authorities compiled the figures showing the breadth of damage across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Public tax sale notice for Lot 4 Section 6 Garfield Township
Public notice warns owners of any interest that a tax deed has been issued and redemption is possible within six months by paying the amount due plus costs. Describes Lot Four, Section Six, Township Seventeen North, Range 6 West, Garfield Township, Clare County, Michigan with 1928 and 1929 taxes listed and redemption amounts. Names include Leon A Gamble and several addressees in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
Garfield Township
Clare County
Michigan
Leon
Mt. Pleasant
Nellie
Martins Arthin Hi. Swart Out
Saginaw
Michig M. Salter
Detroit
Chiropractor Office Opens by Dr Nellie G Arnold
Local notice announces new chiropractic practice opened by Dr Nellie G Arnold at 306 H Street. Fridays and regular hours to be posted. no further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie G.arnold
Tias
Frideys
Local Club Meetings and Events Planned
Upcoming events include Lodge gatherings each Friday at 8 20, Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays at 8 30, Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Roherty Wednesdays 6 30, and a Holiness camp at J Y Johnston Grove August 1 to 8. Baseball Remus versus Dover at Harring diamond Sunday 2 30. American Legion and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harring Diamond
Remus
Dover
Clare Kiwanis Club
Hotel Roherty
J. Y. Johnston Grove
Rosebush
The
American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Michigan Beekeepers Schedule Summer District Meetings
Michigan Beekeepers association plans three meetings this month as part of its annual summer district gatherings. Clare county beekeepers are invited to Freeport on Friday at 10 a m July 30. Swarm control and honey production are key topics with experts explaining the need for timely queen cell removal and adequate super space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Beekeepers Association
Clare County
Freeland
Card of Appreciation From Mrs Hinkle
Mrs Hinkle expresses sincere appreciation for flowers and cards received during illness. She thanks the Zenou in chapter CBF 8 the Help-the-Hostess Club the Extension Club and all who rendered kind acts. Mr Hinkle joins in gratefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenouin
Extension Club
Mr. Hinkle
F. Hinkle
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E.R
Michigan Colt
G. C. Born
Chiropractic
Legion Auxiliary
Guild Picnic
Wilson State Park
Library Notes
Qwsur
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Michigan Department of Conservation
Rebekah Lodge
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