Henry C. Hinkle Dies in Vet Hospital May 25
Henry Carson Hinkle born June 29, 1874 near Farwell Michigan served in the Spanish American War cavalry. He died May 25 at the Veterans Hospital in Saginaw with services at Farwell Methodist Church and burial in Surrey Township Cemetery. Surviving children include four daughters and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carson Hinkle
John
Adelaide Hinkle
Farwell
Clare County
Michigan
Hinkle
New York
Cavalry
Indiana
Ilinois
Sheldon
Maggie Mott
Veterans Hospital
Saginaw
Henry Ranke
Frankenmuth
Beulah Hart
Madeline Nitzschke
Mt. Morris
Doris Daly
Flint
Mich
Geoil
Warnice
Modoc Point
Oregon
Robert
Kansas
Coker
Farwell Methodist Church
Leslie J. Nevins
Surrey Township
Three Injured in Head On Collision Near Clare
Mrs Florence McKenzie and Mrs Hazel Ensley of Midland along with Albert Bunting of Coleman were taken to Clare General Hospital after a head on crash four miles east of Clare on US 10. McKenzie and Ensley suffered multiple fractures and lacerations while Bunting had a possible skull fracture. all conditions described as fairly good. State Police investigated the accident.
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Florence McKenzie
Hazel Ensley
Midland
Albert Bunting
Coleman
Clare General Hospital
Clare
Us-10
McKenzie
Ensley
Bunting
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd M. Jones
Riverdale
Farwell
Bill Mothersell
Hale
Beverly Volgstadt
Cadillac
Volgstadt
June Anderson
Marie Engwall
Hast Lake
Wolgstadt
Leota Murton
Harrison
William P. Geeck
Curtis S. Murton
Murton
Geeck
David Seiters Attends Rotary International Convention
Clare's Rotary Club president elect Dave Seiter attended the International Rotary convention in Atlantic City New Jersey with over 12 000 Rotarians from 7 300 clubs in a five day session. Mrs Seiter accompanied him. Frank B Spain of Birmingham Alabama was elected president of world wide Rotary in yesterday's ballots. Ambassadors and senators spoke on Rotary goals including advancing understanding and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Seiter
Clare
Rotary Club
International Rotary
Atlantic City
N. J
Seiter
Birmingham
Warren R. Austin
U. S
United Nations
Rotary’s
Arthur Lagueux
Québec
City
Canada
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Rotary
Concrete Pouring Promises Better Highways Here
Weather allows Clare’s highway work with the Tobacco Creek bridge top deck poured last Friday and railings completed. Water main connections under the bridge were made as earth filling follows. Underground work on streets to be paved and center strips poured at several intersections.
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Clare
Little Tobacco Creek
State
Wheaton
Third St
Second St
Fifth St
Maple
Ann Arbor
South McEwan
Need Instructor For Swimming Program Here
The Glare County Red Cross Chapter seeks a qualified person to train as a Water Safety Instructor. Training occurs at the Aquatic School in White Cloud Michigan in June. Expenses and summer remuneration are provided. Contact Rev L J Nevins at 107 HB 7th Street Clare phone 487 R.
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Glare County
Red Cross
Budd Lake
Harrison
Aquatic School
White Cloud
Michigan
L. J. Nevins
7Th Street
Clare
American Red Cross
Clyde Urquhart Breaks Heel at Oldsmobile Plant
Clyde Urquhart injured his right heel Wednesday afternoon while performing electrical work at the new gun plant in Lansing. He was placed in a cast at St. Lawrence Hospital and expected home Friday for his son Donald’s Clare High School graduation, then to return Sunday for foot surgery Tuesday.
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Clyde Urquhart
Oldsmobile
Lansing
St. Lawrence Hospital
Donald
Clare High School
Clyde
Temperance Speaker at Clarke Church Event
H. C. Jacobs of Detroit will speak at the Christian Action meeting this Sunday June 3 at 2 30 p m at Clarke Church of God. Jacobs is organizer of the Michigan Temperance Foundation.
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Christian Action Meeting
Clarke Church of God
H. C. Jacobs
Detroit
Michigan Temperance Fourndation
Drivers Urged to Protect Fresh Highway Paint
The State Highway Department launches its annual pavement marking program painting centerlines lane lines and no passing zones on 7253 miles of trunklines across the state. Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler urges motorists to avoid smearing fresh paint as police direct traffic and enforce penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Highway Department
Charles M. Ziegler
Ziegler
State Highway Department
Lower Peninsula
Armstron Milton D among MSU graduates at 98th commencement
Milton D. Armstrong of Clare is among 3 753 students at Michigan State College who will receive degrees at the 98th annual commencement on June 3. Armstrong is a candidate for the Bachelor Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton D. Armstrong
Clare
Michigan State College
Armstrong
Richard Johnson Named Scout Master of Clare Troop 125
At a Boy Scouts of Clare troop meeting on May 28 Richard Johnson of Clare was appointed scout master and Paul Schieber named assistant scout master. About 48 boys are enrolled in Troop 126 and a new charter is expected to boost the season. Some scouts plan to attend Camp Rotary this summer where about 1,000 boys are expected north of Clare with 800 registrations already received in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Clare
Richard Johnson
Paul Schieber
Rotary
County League Softball Opens With Schedule At Clare School
Clare County Softball League begins Monday with Clare Mfg Co. vs Dan McDonald's at 7:30 and Brown & Bruckart vs Dover at 9:00 at the Clare school athletic field. Exhibitions, all-star selections, and season tickets announced with prices 26c per adult and 1.50 single 2.00 family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Softball League
Clare School Athletic Field
Clare, Mfg. Co
Dan McDonald's
Brown & Bruckart
Dover
Farwell
DeMolay
Clare Mfg. Co
Bernard Wilson
Canoeist Scott to lead Explorer Scouts program
W. Emerson Scott of Caro, a veteran woodsman and canoeing expert, will join Valley Trails Boy Scout Council as director of the Explorer program for older Scouts at Camp Rotary during July and August. He recently completed a 56,000 mile spring and summer canoe trip from Saginaw through Canada to the Eskimo heartland. Three and four day canoe trips will be core to the Explorer program, with a new Explorer section across Lake Rotary serving as headquarters for an advanced camping track separate from younger Scouts.
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W. Emerson Scott
Caro
Valley Trails Boy Scout Council
Rotary
Caro Man
Saginaw
Wilds
Canada
Land of the
Eskimos
Lake
Hardware Dealers Hear State and National Leaders Meet
Lewis Siegle of Northland Hardware presided at the 27th district meeting in Hotel Doherty. Jennings Archambault welcomed attendees including Mrs. Hayden and The Sentinel editor. Howard Morton was elected district chairman for next year, Harrison to host the 28th meeting. Merrill D. Graham spoke on merchandising and advertising, urging bold change and noting Michiganite economic strength and tourist appeal.
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Lewis Siegle
Northland Hardware
Michigan Retail Hardware Association
Hotel Doherty
Siegle
Jennings Archambault
Clare Chamber of Commerce
J. Paul Hayden
Bill Shaw
The
Hardware Mutual Insurance Association
Cassopollis
Hayden
Ivatola
Schumachéry
State ‘Association
Liu
Ihanétilp
Tvbkrs
Yeek
Detroit
Merrill D. Graham
Roadside Tables Ready For Tourist Season In Michigan
Michigan leads nationwide in roadside tourist parks and 2400 picnic table sites along state highways. 8,000 new tables placed at 60 roadside parks with water, cooking stoves and toilets. Commissioner Ziegler urged public care and proper rubbish disposal and announced a free booklet with a map of all parks.
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Conservation Department
James Abtby
Waterloo
State Highway Department
Charles M. Ziegler
Highway Department
Michigan
United States
Ziegler
Women Golfers And Families Enjoy Golf And Picnic Dinner
Clare women golfers and families spent Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 playing nine holes of mixed four ball. Low gross winners were Homer Douglas and Lugile Haley, with John and Mary Wicklund as runners up. Low net winners were Norris Elden and Allen Demarest with Ruby Garfield and Dick Ulrich as runners up. A three way tie decided the pitch and putt contest with John Wicklund, Ruby Garfield and Mort Galligher winning. Wicklund won the playoff for the women. A potluck picnic followed in the club house. Next Wednesday Clare women meet the Portland Women at their course.
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Clare
Homer Douglas
Lugile Haley
John
Mary Wicklund
Norris Elden
Allen Demarest
Ruby Garfield
Dick Ulrich
John Wicklund
Mort Galligher
Ruby
Inside Pages Harrison 57 pages s3 ski a Barwelb
Classifieds and odd notes appear in a garbled page from Inside Pages. Mentions of Rosebush and Josephiller Brigheath surface in a fragmented retail news section with unclear context and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Fig Josephiller Brigheath
New Recruiter Assumes Duty in Mt Pleasant Area
Sgt Robert H E Fitzpatrick takes charge of the Mt Pleasant recruiting station serving Clare and Isabella counties. He succeeds Sgt Arland Howe now at Camp McCoy Wisconsin and will meet youths at City Hall Wednesdays and Thursdays from noon to three.
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Robert HE. Fitzpatrick
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Isabella
Fitzpatrick
Arland Howe
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Commander Cooper Leads Michigan VFW Encampment Delegation
More than 4 000 VFW members their Ladies Auxiliary and families travel to Escanaba June 14 16 for the 32nd Michigan VFW encampment. Commander Charles Cooper heads Clare Post delegation with post commanders to set next year policies and elect state officers. The concurrent auxiliary and order of the Cootie meet and a memorial service banquet military ball parade and drum corps events fill the three days. Congressman Charles H Potter will headline the banquet.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
Escanaba
Michigan V.F.W
V.F.W
Charles Cooper
Clare
V.F
House Un-American Activities Committee
Gust
F F A Fair And Livestock Show Scheduled Here
Announcement of an all day F F A fair and livestock show at Clare Tourist Park on Thursday June 21 led by Clare High School agriculture teacher Floyd Norcutt. Judging by Mike Slaven of Rae-Mar Farms begins at 1 00 p m with local implement dealers displaying equipment.
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Clare Tourist Park
Clare
Floyd Norcutt
Mike Slaven
Rae- Mar Farms
Summer Schedule In Effect At Straits For Vessels
State highway Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler announces a revised summer schedule for Straits of Mackinac crossings. hourly departures from Mackinaw City begin at 2 AM with added boats and service through the day.
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Straits
Mackinac
Charles, M. Ziegler
Mackinawhite
A.mawns
Clare General Hospital to add eighteen beds
Government approval has been received to build an eighteen bed addition at Clare General Hospital. Ground breaking is expected in about ten days. The fireproof complex of concrete, glass brick and steel will house a new laboratory X ray room and administrative offices. The front will face the present building with a new rear portion. The addition addresses limited bed space as the hospital has been operating at full capacity and is expected to meet future demand.
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Clare General Hospital
R. M. LeSage
State Missionary Meeting At Eagle Church
The State Missionary Meeting for the Michigan Eldership was held May 25 at Eagle Church of God eight miles northeast of Clare. A varied program focused on prayer, followed by a fellowship dinner and open-house at the remodeled parsonage. Rev Elza Beery led dedication, with 40 year service pins awarded to Rev M R Honderich and Rev F E Snyder. Beery and family joined Eagle Church. Beery welcomed many into membership, urging community service.
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Eagle Church of God
Clare
Sentinel
Michigan
Elza. Beery
M. R. Honderich
Fagle
F. E. Snyder
Stanton
Churches of God
Eisa Beery
Honderich
Louis Beery
Twila
Richard
Eagle
Beery
Eagle Church
Kingdom of God
Monthly Meeting Of Congregational Men At Loon Lake Lodge
The Men’s Fellowship Group of the Congregational Church met at Loon Lake Lodge as guests of Joe Mec Kay last Monday evening for a recreational gathering. Twenty eight men attended the event and shared in the convivial activities and camaraderie.
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Loon Lake Lodge
Congregational Church
Loon Lake
Lodge
Joe Mec
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Henry ¢. Hinkle
VET Hospital
David Seiters
Rotary International
M.S.C
Scott
Explorer
Manship
United
Saax
Graham
Chamber of Commerce
Graher
Fremont
Cooper
Elza Beery
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