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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1936

Page

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Freeman Farmer Beaten to Death Near His Home

Oliver Campbell a 55 year old Freeman Township farmer was found beaten to death around 7:00 a m on an infrequently used road four miles south of Temple. Sheriff Geo Bates Prosecuting Attorney Theo G Bowler and coroner F C Sanford led an investigation with an autopsy by Drs B J Sanford and C B Wood. Al Spencer 54 and his son Alvin 26 were detained for questioning.

Oliver Campbell Freeman Township Temple Geo. Bates Theo. G. Bowler F. C. Sanford B. J. Sanford C. B. Wood Ann Arbor al Spencer Alvin Bates Campbell

Former Clare residents help in U P fawn care at Munuscong

Last week the Sentinel received a photo from Mr. and Mrs. Tom F. Demarest of Pickford U P showing Mrs Demarest with Louise Mulder and her son Allen feeding two fawns by bottle. Demarest is superintendent of Munuscong State Park where five fawns were brought this spring for care until they are old enough to provide for themselves. The fawns, found by locals, are fed four times daily and trained to answer meal calls by a bell. Feeding will continue until late fall and visitors from Clare are invited to visit.

The Sentinel Tom F. Demarest Pickford U.P Demarest Wee Louise Mulder Allen Munuscong State Park Munuscong Bay St. Ignace Mrs. Demarest

City Library Extends Hours With Story Hour in Park

Mrs. Josephine Jackson announces the City Library will add 30 extra hours weekly funded by federal money through the P W A. Lillian Miller will oversee operations with hours from 10 to 12 and 2 to 6 daily, except Friday afternoons when a Story Hour runs 2 to 5 in City Park.

Josephine Jackson P. W Lillian Miller

Wyandotte Couple Wed in Kanawha City West Virginia

Miss Lois Dawson and Maurice A. Nugent were married at St Agnes church in Kanawha City West Virginia in the presence of the groom’s family. The bride wore navy blue, a corsage of yellow rosebuds and blue delphinium. A matron of honor wore navy blue crepe and daisies. Best man was Edward Nugent. The bride and groom plan to reside in Wyandotte after a tour of the eastern states.

Lois Dawson H. A. Dawson van Alstyne Boulevard Wyandotte Mich Maurice A. Nugent W. A. Nugent Pratt West Virginia St Agnes Church Kanawha City West Va William E. Soulsby Edward L. Nugent Ewast Bank Clare High School Business Institute of Saginaw

Farm Home in Sheridan Township Destroyed by Fire

The farm home of Mr and Mrs H J Hierholzer in Sheridan township burned to the ground early last Friday morning, likely from a defective chimney. The attic fire swept the building before help arrived, with an estimated loss of 24500 covered by 27100 insurance. Clare Fire Department rushed to save nearby structures but could not save the house.

H. J. Hierholzer Sheridan Township Hierholzer Clare

Lake City Man Is New Assistant Cashier

Theo Wallington of Lake City is named the new assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank and will assume duties July 16. He brings more than twelve years of experience from Lake City State Bank and plans to move with his wife to a suitable residence here as soon as possible.

Lake City Citizens State Bank Theo Wallington Mr. Wallington Clare Lake City State Bank Mrs. Wallington Brown

County Recreational Field Day Planned for August First

Clare County announces a recreational field day at Harrison on Saturday August 1. Events include softball for men and women water sports croquet tournaments horseshoe pitching and other activities. No admission charged prizes awarded and the day ends with music and dancing.

Clare County Harrison

Dance schedule notes regular Saturday evenings

Starting next Saturday evening dances will be held regularly at the Farwell K of P ball. The notice outlines a recurring social event planned by the organization for community gatherings.

Farwell K. of .P

Sticker deadline warned for motorists to renew plates

Motorists face illegality of using stickers or half year permits after midnight July 31. Vehicles must display 1936 license plates to operate after that date. Secretary of State Orville Atwood says no extension is possible and only legislative action could alter the deadline. By July 15 the state had sold 44,804 stickers.

Orville &. Atwood Department of State

Districts to Publish Financial Statements Under New Law

Nearly one thousand rural Michigan school districts must publish in a qualified newspaper their annual meetings proceedings and a full financial statement by August 3. Superintendent Dr Eugene B Elliott notes the report must sum the year's business to show dollar by dollar how tax money is spent and the districts' financial condition. State funds distributed totaled thirty five million dollars to about sixty seven hundred districts, up thirteen million from 1934, with statements indicating relief from state aid on local taxes.

Michigan Eugene B. Elliott Public Instruction Department of Public Instruction

American Legion's Centennial Dance Program a Great Success

Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 delivered a wholesome clean dance program for youth during the Centennial. About 300 veterans marched from Clare's City Hall to the Community Center for a banquet led by Hazel Hawkins and a toast by District Adjutant A E Wylie. Hon Miles M Callaghan spoke, then the Mac's Melody Orchestra played into the early morning as youth danced. community notes mention Friendship Day on August 2nd and Sternaman Studio greeting cards.

Walter H. Larmanp Conrad Walker 10Th District Clare's Drums and Bugle Corps Big Rapids The Legion Auxiliary Hazel Hawkins E. Wylie Cam Hanson Col Ganseer Carl Smith Pete Mason Kyle McKinnon Miles M. Callaghan Clare Osceola House Fred C. Holbeck Mac Legion Pub. Com

Thurston Rites Held In Clare After Sudden Death

Charles A. Thurston died at home Tuesday afternoon after a second stroke following an earlier apoplectic attack. Born March 24 1871 in Saginaw he moved with family to Manistee then Clare where he and son Russell ran the business from 1901. Survived by wife Nellie J Priest and two sons Albert H and Russell A the family will gather for funeral Friday at the Congregational church with Masonic burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery. Clare Chamber of Commerce requests local businesses suspend one hour during services.

Charles A. Thurston Albert Mary Amile Thurston Saginaw Manistee Clare Corning Farwell John Q. Lockledge Russell Albert Dawe Congregational Church Cherry Grove Cemetery Clare Chamber of Commerce

Legion District Convention Draws Delegates in Clare

The American Legion Tenth District annual meetings in Clare attracted delegates from fourteen counties. District officers were elected with Lear J. Doherty as Committeeman and W Edward G. Donaghue as Alternate Committeeman. Carl H. Smith of Bay City received district endorsement for Department Commander. The Auxiliary met at the Clare Congregational Church under Jane Mason.

American Legion Tenth Clare Legion Alfred Hanson Grayling America Legion Carl H. Smith Bay City Legionnaire Smith Lear J. Doherty Coleman Edward G. Donaghue Alexander Wylie Edward Donaghue Bay Howard D. Stephenson Big Rapids Jane Mason Blanchard

Lightning Plays Prank With Fire Siren

A Tuesday grass fire near Vernon Hill was extinguished with little damage after a spark from a chimney ignited the cornic e at the Congregational Parsonage. Thursday morning an electrical storm caused the siren to sound a loud blast before it was discovered no fire existed.

Vernon Hill Congregational Parsonage

Thomas Marshall Dies After Long Illness

Obituary noting Thomas Marshall born May 7 1858 in Niagara Stalls Canada died July 17 1986 at 78 years 2 months 10 days after moving to Michigan in 1866 with family. Survived by wife Maggie Jerore 13 children 43 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren. services at home officiated by Rev A D Telder and burial in Gherry Grove.

Thomas Marshall Niagra Stalls Canada Thomas Sarah Mershall Michigan Wils Anna Turbush Catherine Mulcay Maggie Jerore Sadie Schutt Lily Morrison Rosebush Mary Brooks Beatrice Seiter Vernon Arthur Fred Earl Edward Clyde Francis Foster Pontiac Van Ypsilanti Bryant A. D. Telder Gherry Grove

Former Clare Girl Dies Suddenly at Ferndale Home

Word came Monday morning of the sudden death of Mrs. Bert McKerracher at Ferndale after an apoplexy stroke on Sunday. Born May 18, 1888 in Canada, she came to Clare as a child, later married McKerracher and moved to Detroit then Ferndale. Survived by husband, sister Hattie White of Ann Arbor, four brothers Percy Detroit George and Wesley of Clare, and others. parents and a brother Fred preceded her in death. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Ferndale with Burial Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw.

Bert McKerracher Ferndale Shdie Snider Canada Clare Jasper Fannie Snider Detroit Hattie White Ann Arbor Percy George, Dimes Wesley Otter Fred Forest Lawn Saginaw

Citizeng State Bank and Dry Cleaning Ad Notices

A compact ad fragment cites Consumers Power Users urging prompt bill payments at the Citizens Bank. It mentions Triso dry cleaning promising no shrinkage or harm to delicate fabrics. Howard W. Jones is listed in association with the notices and a city clock is referenced.

Citizeng Triso Sie Ebler

Quiet Clare Wedding Unites Lucile Evelyn and Jack Van Sickien

Lucile Evelyn Peterson and Jack Van Sickien were married Saturday evening at 6 30 in Clare at the home of Mrs Vera B Peterson. Rev Howard Dafoe officiated in a ceremony attended by relatives and schoolmates. The couple will reside on the Vernon township farm after August first with plans to greet friends there.

Vera B. Peterson 6Th Street Clare Lucile Evelyn Jack van Sickien Edgar C. van Sickien Vernon Township Howard Dafoe Third Pilgrim Holiness Church of Detroit Gladys Border Herbert VanHoose Lois and Mildred Dafoe Clare High School van Sicklen Church of God

Central Michigan Water Carnival Aug 8 and 9 details

The second annual Central Michigan Water Carnival at Budd Lake Wilson State Park Harrison runs August 8 and 9. Arnold Hughes and Irma Caswell lead plans with seven nearby towns sending bathing entrants and a Queen. Events include swimming diving boat races canoe tilts and fishing contests plus music comedy and dancing venues with a Detroit orchestra and amusement rides.

Budd Lake Wilson State Park Harrison Central Michigan Clare Farwell Gladwin Beaverton Midland Charles Butts Arnold Clare County, Fair Grounds Aigghes Opera Detroit

Parade of Floats by Merchants Brightens Centennial Week

The four day Centennial Celebration closed Wednesday with a parade of merchant floats led by Clare merchants. The event featured a history parade, Legion Day honors, church services, and pioneer relics on display. Notable participants included the Eddy Band, Clare Fire Department, and local industries. A rainy Wednesday shortened attendance but a large crowd returned in the afternoon for continued carnival attractions and relic exhibits at the Centennial grounds.

Clare the Sentinel American Legion Centennial Grounds Legionaires Big Rapids Drum and Bugle Corp Wm. H. Bicknell & Co Furnighett Eddy Band Saginaw Carlos Andy Clare Fire Department Bob Archambault Clare Hardware and Furniture Co Standard Oil Co L. H. Thompson Jackson’s Citizens State. Bank Jay. Hendrie Michigan Bell Telephone .Co Buick Motor Co Doherty J. J. Green Davys Consumers Power. Co Mise Clare Misa Ethel Coulter Maxine Sowle Virgie Dysinger Quality Dry Cleaners Farmer Peets Cities Service Oil Co I. E. Hampton Clare Rod and Gun Club Spike Horn-Myers and Hig Two Bears Kiwanis Club Louise Clare Auto Pullman Co Cornwell Ranch John W. Dunlop Dunlop Cafe Clare Riding Thayer Brothers, Creamery and Dairy Robert Shull Ranch Twin Elins Chevrolet Motor Sales

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Freeman Farmer Lonely Road Upper Peninsula BL. A. City Librarian Clare Sentinel Sheridan E. B. Elliot State Supt. of Public Instruction Sternaman Studio Chas. A. Thurston Cherry Grove Ry .E Mon Central Michigan Water
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