Mabel Mulder Celebrates Birthday at Twin Elms Golf Club
On Wednesday Mabel Mulder celebrated her birthday at Twin Elms Course by hosting a luncheon for sixteen after a morning round. The event featured a white linen tablecloth, blue vase centerpieces, a three layer cake, and personalized place cards with golfer caricatures. Annabelle Hampton won the golf ball for the lowest score on four blind holes chosen by Mulder.
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Mabel Mulder
Mise
Mabel
Annabelle Hampton
Alma
Obituary of Sarah Ann Womer Tingley Connors
Sarah Ann Womer Tingley Connors born August 24, 1858 in Cochranton Pennsylvania died May 26 at her daughter’s home two miles west of Clare. Survived by three daughters, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral held at the Hawkins home with Rev George Stanford officiating. Interment Salt River cemetery Shepherd.
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Sarah Tingley-Connors
Sarah Ann Womer
Cochranton
Wm. Hawkins
Clare
Sarah Womer
Henry B. Tingley
C. EB. Wilson
Detroit
Pearl Kratz
Grand Rapids
Stochranton
Shepherd
Hawkins
George Stanford
Methodist Church
Salt River
Esther Lewis Denton dies at 23 after illness
Esther Lewis Denton aged 23 wife of James H Denton died May 27 at Pontiac General Hospital after six days of pneumonia. She leaves husband two sons Dicky Lee Billie Jean and parents Charles Lewis and Mrs Lewis plus two brothers Arthur and John and sister Mrs Earl Gullett of Pontiac. Funeral May 30 at home with Rev Andrew Creswell of United Presbyterian officiating and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Clare attendees listed.
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Esther Lewis Denton
Isther Denton
James H. Denton
Pontiac General Hospital
Lora
Hivis Denton
Vermon
Harrisburg
Pontiac
Dicky Lee
Billie Jean
Chas
Lewis
Arthur
John
Earl Gullett
Andrew Creswell
United Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clare
Louw Denton
Earl Denton
Tom Denton
Arthur, Glenn
Bernice Denton
Andrew Irwin, Jr
Sidney John- God
Card of Thanks to Friends After House Burn
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance and hospitality at the time of our house burning. Mr and Mrs Ralph Peters and family express gratitude for support.
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Puirning
Mrs
Ralphi Peters
Brown Corners edge Lake George in tight 9 10 affair
Brown Corners defeated Lake George 9 to 10 in a close Sunday softball game. Stevenson Lake has teams for both women and men and schedules may be arranged by contacting Ernest Irwin Route 3 Clare.
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Brown Corners
Lake George
Brown
Stevenson Lake
Ernest Irwin
Clare
Harrison Independents Fall to Remus on Home Diamond
The Harrison Independents lost their third game of the season to the Remus boys on the home diamond Sunday afternoon. Come on boys it’s time to get going.
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Harrison Independents
Remus Boys
Clare Softball Beats Maple Grove 11 9 on Friday Night
Clare defeated Maple Grove 11 to 9 last Friday on Maple Grove diamond. Clare will play State Garage Ten this Friday at the school house with a 6 00 p m start time.
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Clare
Maple Grove
State Garage
Tuberculosis in Children and Adults Emphasized by Health Unit
The Tri-County Health Unit outlines childhood tuberculosis signs and detection. It stresses open air schools, sanatorium care, and x-ray chest exams, plus adult TB symptoms and the need for early diagnosis and physician consultation.
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H. V. Thiehoff
M.D
Gladwin, Mich
Walter H. Larman Post Holds Successful Camp Temple Meeting
The Walter H. Larman Post hosted 76 Legionaries including Grayling Bay City and Detroit reps at Camp Temple. Visitors toured the camp, eight members were initiated, talks were given on Legion work, and plans discussed for a tri district convention and a large all day event at Hanson Reservation. Captain Baker praised for camp condition and leadership.
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Walter H. Larman
Camp Temple
Eigh
Tenth District
Alfred Hanson
Grayling
Capt. Baker
Edward Johnston
Clare
Carl Johnson
Conrad Walker
Legion
Hanson Military Reservation
Baker
Card of Appreciation for Kindness at Mt Pleasant General
Mrs. Firmin Borle thanks many friends for their support during her hospital stay at Mt. Pleasant General. She notes calls, flowers, cards, prayers for her recovery, and warm expressions of kindness at her home.
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Mt. Pleasant General Hospital
Firmin Borle
Clare Sentinel Letters Read in Local Home
In a community gathering at a resident’s house, readers discussed recent Clare Sentinel letters, reflecting local interest in the paper’s opinions and community affairs.
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Clare Sentinel
Michigan notes and local data 1936 May overview
Michigan reports cover a wide range from a proposed sale of 5000 acres to Notre Dame for forestry studies to April oil production totaling 1 025 852 barrels. Other items include Alaska gold claims on a farm near Alma, highway experiments with cotton mats, rising auto crash measures in Monroe, and police training courses at the University of Michigan.
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Lansing
Secretary of Agriculture
University of Notre.Dame
Michigan
Producers’ Committee
Alma
Emory Ghureh
Alaska
Here
Monroe
Oakland
Wayne
American Red Cross
Detroit
National Retail Credit Association
St. Ignace
Mackinac County
W. P. Preston
Mackinac
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Grand Rapids
Rob W. Godfrey
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Godfrey
Anneliese
Sonia
Jackson
Detroit House of Correction
Michigan Reformatory
Reformatory
Wayne County
Kent County
Muskegon
Manistee
Manistee National Forest
Manistee Lake
William F. Girard
Gladstone
Lansine
Saginaw
Stream Control Commission
Crystal Field
Pine River
Fish Creek
Vernon
Salt River
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Tittabawasgea River
Local residents visit and travel notes for Decoration Day
Mr and Mrs Henry Mooney of Flint were in Clare. Mrs Wm Grumbley returned to Bay City after a week with her husband. Mr and Mrs Wm Ringler of Clio visited on Decoration Day. Frank Fall of Ypsilanti attended Cherry Grove services and called on friends. Ward Boody and Roy Feighner hosted visits with families in Saginaw and nearby towns. Mrs Mary Achard of Davenport Tennessee visits grandparents in Clare and plans Higgins Lake trip. Various couples hosted and attended gatherings around Saginaw Gladwin Arthur Twp.
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Henry Mooney
Flint
Clare
Wm. Grumbley
Bay City
Wm. Ringler
Clio
Sentinel Office
Frank Fall
Ypsilanti
Cherry Grove
Clard
A. Perry
Robert
Alfred Holbrook
Frederick
Mary Achard
Davenport
Frank Cosgrove
Higgins Lake
Harl Storkan
Marjorie
Battle Creek
Roy LaForge
Lansing
F. M. Shumway
CG. Ehrhardt
Hanice Harrold
Arthur Township
Gladwin
Golden Wedding Celebrated At Allen Home
The Allen home hosted a 1886 1936 golden wedding with a no gifts policy except Ralph Allen presenting a gold cameo pin and fountain pen. Guests included the Tubbs family clan and relatives from Cheboygan Detroit and Onaway as they shared tea and dinner with memories.
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Ralph Allen
Tubbs— Allen
Andrew Grant
Cheboygan
H. L. Garter
Clarkston
Sadie Tubbs
Arleigh
Grace
Lynford
Joyce
Onaway
Ruth
Allen
Jos
Lamb
Harbor Beach
E. J. Husan
Clyde Aliens
Eve's Ephrams Bullet-Firing Ax
A design from Popular Science Monthly describes a bullet firing ax for hunting. The 6 inch blade faces a chamber loaded with an 82-20 caliber cartridge held by a coil spring. a blow to a wounded animal activates the firing mechanism for instant dispatch.
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Popular Science Monthly
Grant Board of Review Meeting Scheduled
The Grant township Board of Review will convene at the town hall on Monday June 8 and Tuesday June 9 at 8 A.M. Clerk A Dawson announces the schedule.
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Grant Board OF Review
Grant Township Board of Review
A. Dawson
Livestock Shipping Deadline Notice Issued by Farmers Ind
Farmers Ind Produce Co orders all livestock to be delivered by 2 00 p m on June 16 and June 30 for shipment. The notice requires timely arrival for processing and routing.
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Farmers Ind. Produce Co
Vesper Service Marks Graduation Week Events
The Senior Vesper Service held May 24 featured Mrs Helen Doherty leading a processional and accompanying the Clare Choral Club under Mr Joseph Kitchin. The choir performed Detts Listen to the Lambs Balfe Come with the Gypsy Bride and Konitz The American Ode. Mrs Rosemary Carter was guest soloist. Reverend Fr Stanley Morrison delivered a message on God’s laws guiding successful living to graduates.
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Helen Lucille Doherty
Clare Choral Club
Joseph A. Kitchin
Dett
Balfe
Konitz
Rosemary Carter
Stanley Morrison
Father Morrison
U S Marine Corps Seeks New Recruits
The United States Marine Corps will accept more enlistments and send recruits to the San Diego base for training. It promises steady employment, opportunities for promotion, education, travel, and athletic activities, with postings abroad including China Philippines Guam Panama Hawaii and shipboard duty in Asiatic waters. For details contact the Chicago recruiting station at 824 New Post Office Building.
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United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
San Diego
California
Marine
Four Corners
Earth
China
Philippines
Guam
Panama
Hiawaiian Islands
Asiatic
America
West Indies
Marine Corps Recruiting Station
New Post Office
Chicago
Illinois
Gladwin Beef Cattle Sale Slated With Banquet
The annual Gladwin beef cattle sale is planned for next week with a banquet the evening before. Regional groups announce meetings including I C O F Lodge and Ma Sonic Lodge while Kiwanis and H T H clubs set up dates. The event features keynote speaker Mr. Snyder of Chicago Drovers Journal and a focus on farmer participation in Vernon Hamilton Township and Gladwin county locales.
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Jay
Hamilton Township
Robert Campbell
Gladwin County
Frank Shearer
Rowley
Chatterton
Gladwin
Snyder
Chicago Drovers Journal
Américain
Legion
Abela
Lansing
Rural Callers and Local Visits Mark Weekend
Rural residents report several visits this weekend. Mrs. Jane Pomeroy and H. C. Davis joined Miss Wanda Haines at the Cliff Price home on Thursday. The Allen school closed Friday with a picnic. Sunday calls from Randolph Switzer to Charles Adleblue. Zeila Tryon of Detroit joined Cliff Prices on Saturday. Wilmer Miller and the Prices visited Jay Ranch Sunday evening, finding him still ill in bed.
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Jane Pomeroy
H. C. Davis
Wanda Haines
Cliff Price
Allen School
Randolph Switzer
Charles Adleblue
George Penny
Zeila Tryon
Detroit
Cliff Prices
Wilmer Miller
Jay Ranch
Jay
Fire tears through Ralph Peters residence
West Freeman notes Ralph Peters suffered a home and contents loss by fire on Saturday. Mentions neighbors and local activities including visits, travel, and cutworms harming crops. Several local families are recorded visiting relatives and planning trips to Clare and Windover.
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Twin Elms
Indianapolis Speedway
Babe” Stapp
Speedway
Standard Oil Company
Dick Schellschmidt
Indianapolis
Tri-County Health Unit
POST
Ward Boody
Roy Feighner
Ward
Allen Home
Eve
Joan
The
Citizens State Bank
Ates
Doris Gerow
U. S. Marine Corps
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
H. T. H. Club
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Order of the Eastern Star
Hom
Herseville
West Freeman
Ralph
Peters
Hiton Darnell
Brinton
Harry Boucher
Pine Run
Carl Shinabarger
Lake
S. B
Higia Hickok
Naomi
Vern Hickey