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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

4

Farwell Dominates Week in Square League Baseball

Week highlights include Farwell’s 6 0 win over Sears and a 10 9 comeback win over Sears. Oden, Renner, Richardson, Marlette lead with multiple strikeouts and key RBIs. Remus Emerald games tighten standings as Barryton, Weidman face postponements. Decoration Day game sets up next week matchups Emerald Farwell Remus Barryton Weidman Sears.

Sears Farwell Oden Renner Richardson Marlette Remus Emerald Bernette Balcomb Stockwell Carmichael Weldman Barryton Weidmans Stanley Bragg Ricardson Weidman

An n al Picnic at St Henrys Parish Rosebush

St Henrys parish will hold their annual picnic on the school grounds on Sunday afternoon and evening. June 16. Chicken dinner will be served from 4 30 to 8 00 p m.

St. Henry’s Parish

CCC Dances Resume at Gladwin in Camp Hall

Camp Molasses River resumes semi monthly dances starting June 7 in Gladwin Community Hall. Music by the Camp Orchestra, already well regarded in the area. Ladies attend camp parties as guests of Company 1616.

Farmers Union Meeting at Grant Town Hall

Notice to farmers announces the Farmers Union gathering at Grant town hall on June 19 at 8 30. State representative M M Callaghan of Lansing is expected to attend and share information for voters and farmers. You are invited by the committee.

Farmers’ Union Grant Town Hall M. M. Callaghan Lansing

Card of Thanks for Marion Deane

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of our son Marion Deane. Grateful for floral tributes and Rev. Hendrichs comforting message. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson William Jackson Norman Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Wellington French Ruth Jackson Romaine Jackson.

Marion Deane Hendrich Henry Jackson William Jackson Norman Jackson Wellington French Ruth Jackson Romaine Jackson

Farmers Independent Produce Extends Wednesday Hours

Notice states store will stay open until 9 06 p m on Wednesdays until further notice.

Classified liners seek reliable sales man for Rawleigh products

Classified lines advertise opening for a reliable sales man age 25 to 60 to handle demand for Rawleigh household products with profits and company support. also notices for a lost pair of blue kid gloves, a small tablet package left in the office with instruction to eat, and a pig purchase request from W. C. Cornwell ranch offering 60 to 100 pound pigs.

Rawleigh Hustler Rawleigh Co Dept Freeport Clare Sentinel Office

Local Notices and Social Updates From Clare

Mrs Al Sitzeayasa called at the Whitlock house Saturday. Miss Francis Greer left for Lansing for summer work. Ladies Aid meets to quilt this afternoon. Rev Stucky and Nev Myers of Detroit to speak at Eagle church. Stevenson Lake team to play Eagle Sunday. Derby and Whitlock visit from Traverse City. Memorial Day visits by Fred Rodabaugh family. New display cases installed at the Ideal Theatre. Miss Bicknell graduates Ward Belmont Nashville with diploma.

al Sitzeayasa Traverse City Julia. Derby Chas. Whitlock Fred Rodabaugh Myrtle Emery Castle Jackson Flint Clare John Neithercut Charles Wm. H. Bicknell Alice Jannett Huniemary Ward-Belmont School Nashville Tenn Bicknell de Vers

Mrs Chas Carpenter Hosts Birthday Gathering

Mrs Chas Carpenter of Sheridan entertained relatives and friends for her birthday last Sunday. Guests included Leroy Ensley and daughter Alice of Lansing, E B Herrick and family from Ozark, B D Wicka clan from Grand Rapids, R W DeGeer family from Saginaw, and others from Detroit and nearby. A pot luck dinner followed. cakes were made by Mesdames Herrick and Ensley. gifts included 100 baby chicks and flowers.

Chas, Carpenter Sheridan Leroy Heusley Alice Lansing E. B. Herrick Robert Ozark Bernice Saginaw B. D. Wicka Douglas Dickie Grand Rapids R. W. DeGeer Russell Doris Bonnie Sue

Notice to Sheep Raisers in Farwell Area

Surrey Gilmore and Vernon Town ships will dip and drench sheep Wednesday June 12. Anyone caring to have their flocks treated call or see C. L. Brasington in Farwell Michigan.

Surrey Gilmore Vernon Townships L. Brasington Farwell Michigan

Notice to Stock Raisers for Weekly Livestock Hauling

Notice to stock raisers to list livestock for each Tuesday's trucking with C. Kirkpatrick a local and long distance hauler located at 202 B South Street Clare for transport services.

C. Kirkpatrick B. Sth Street Clare

Van Sicklen 25th Wedding Anniversary Party Held at Clare

On Saturday evening June 1 a Church of God group gathered at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar VanSicklen in Clare to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Rev M L VanRoose, Mrs Harvey Wilson and others. The event featured songs and poems, including originals by Mrs Coral Wilson and Mrs VanSicklen. Homemade ice cream and cake accompanied the social program, and a gift of a dishes set was presented by the groom’s mother, Mrs Alice VanSicklen.

M.L. VanRoose Church of God Clare Edgar VanSicklen Harvey H. Wilson Hlm Grove J. McDonald Wilson Alice VanSicklen

Oil drillers push to new depths in Michigan fields

Drillers led by the arwell of and Gas Co landed the drive pipe at 500 feet Friday. The Wilson well reached 571 feet and Littlefield nearly 600 feet. Fordyce test well spudded in last Monday below 200 feet. Becker No. 1 struck water at 56 feet and may be abandoned. Beaverton Oil and Gas Co plans to resume at 3790 feet on Ross No. 1. McClanahan No. 1 and Vandercook No. 1 drillers push targets in Tobacco and Vernon townships.

Arwell of and Gas Co Wilson Littlefield IF. S. Shields Fordyce Gilmore Township Isabella County Sun Oil Company Arthur Township Dundee Gladwin County Beaverton Oil and Gas Co Ross No Tobacco Township Sun Oil Co Vernon Township McClanahan Oil Co Currie-McKenzie Denver Township Isabelle County McRae

Gard of Thanks for Thomas Kidd Family

To the neighbors and friends who contributed to cheer and comfort during his long illness and our bereavement we sincerely thank you. The children express deep gratitude for every kind thought and act.

Thomas Kidd

Marion Dearie Jackson Jaykeon youngest son of Henry and Winnie Jackson

Marion Dearie Jaykeon Jackson born September 4 1928 in Forest Hill Mich. died May 27 1936 aged eight years eight months 23 days. He leaves parents three brothers two sisters grandparents uncles aunts cousins and many friends. Funeral services were held May 29 from the Christian church at Forest Hill with Rev Heinrich officiating and burial in Salt River Cemetery.

Marion Dearie Jaykeon Henry Winnie. Jackson Shéridan Township Forest’ Hill Mich William H Norman Ri Romaine Wéllington French Midland Ruth Hick Christian Church Forest Hill Heinrich Salt River

Dobson Rites Held for Sag-inaw Native

Arthur E. Dobson born August 24 1870 Sag inaw died May 29 Clare at 64 years 9 months 5 days at daughter Mrs Frag M Morgan home in Clare He wed Leona Brown in 1891 two children Clarence BE Detroit and Hdna Clare lived in Detroit from 1895 moved to Clare five years ago first wife died 1909 remarried 1929 to Mrs Bertha Solomon Surviving family includes children and four grandchildren Funeral services were at the Morgan home Friday nine o'clock Rev H B Johnson Oxford officiating Interment in Saginaw

Arthur E. Dobson Saginaw Frag M. Morgan Clare Leona Brown Clarence BE Detroit Hdna Bertha Solomon Morgan H. B. Johnson Oxford

Longtime Farwell Resident Mary Tryon Dies at 78

Mrs. Mary Tryon born September 16, 1856 in New York state died May 28, 1935 at her home in Farwell after eight weeks of illness. She lived in Michigan and Colorado with marriages to Bethel Farr and later Al Tryon of Lake. Funeral May 26 at Gilmore Church of Christ with Rev. Vayette officiating. burial in Gilmore cemetery. She is survived by a niece Mrs. Elsie McKissack and two nephews Roy Kileis and Frank Fall.

Mary Tryon New York State Farwell Michigan Bethel Farr Colorado Marion Clare Gilmore Farr al, Tryon Lake Elsie McKissack Los Angeles California Roy Kileis Martin Frank Fall Three Rivers Gilmore Church of Christ Vayette Gilmore Cemetery

Community Thanks for Support After Loss of Husband

The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness after the passing of husband and father. Signed by Mrs. Bertha Dobson Clarence Dobson and Mrs. Fred M. Morgan.

Arthur township Board of Review to meet June 10 and 11

The Board of Review of Arthur township will be in session next Monday and Tuesday June 10 and 11. Ray Harrold serves as Supervisor.

Board of Review Arthur Township Ray ‘Harrold

Judge Hart Sentences Defendants In Multiple Clare County Cases

Judge Hart presided over cases including a stipulation for a consent judgment of 595.65 in the Citizens State Bank of Clare versus Joel and Walter Presley. He awarded separate maintenance to Mrs Hilton and ordered support, costs, and attorney fees. Pauley pleaded guilty to forging a check and received six months to seven years in Jackson Prison, while William Smith changed to guilty and drew nine months to four years in prison.

Mint Addie McCall John Gillespie Detroit Hilton Orrin A. Hilton Bowler Walter van Dorn Mary Louis Hilton John M. Daniels Alice B. Daniels Ellen Landrum Joan van Dorn Clyde Patch Lycetta Patch Gaylord Roscommon Tecumseh Chicago Hart State of Michigan John Pauley Alfred Jameson Pauley William Murphy Harrison Judge Hart Jackson William Smith Smith

Expressing Gratitude for Kindness After Illness and Loss

Mrs. Winnie Tasker thanks all who showed kindness to her mother Mrs. Perry during illness and to her during hours of grief. The note expresses appreciation for support and sympathy received.

Mrs. Perry Mrs Winnie Tasker

Diphtheria Dangers and Prevention for Children

Health unit urges diphtheria toxoid vaccination for children six to nine months old with follow up Schick testing six months after treatment. Emphasizes timely antitoxin if exposed, rest, and bed confinement for sick children to prevent spread.

United States

Two Vital Health Tips From Dr Thief in Gladwin Michigan

A health district director warns to get a doctor at once and keep a child in bed long enough. Dr HE V Thief of Health District No 7 in Gladwin emphasizes prompt medical care and rest for a weak heart.

Health District No. 7 Gladwin Michigan

Mother’s Day Observed by Study Club

A local study club observed Mother’s Day with readings a poem by Mrs Hall and performances by boys and girls including Garth Hall Alex Wylie Donald Woolston Mavis Kennedy and Doris Gerow. The group enjoyed a luncheon and adjourned for summer with plans to resume in September.

Luouvre Paris

Vernon Board of Review Final Meeting Notice

The Vernon township Board of Review will hold its final meeting at the town hall on Monday and Tuesday June 10th and 11th. Chas. Durnin, Supervisor.

Vernon Chas. Durnin

Livestock Shipments Sought by June and July Dates

Parmers Ind. Produce Co requests all livestock in by 2 00 p m on June 18 and in July. The notice calls for all stock to be prepared for shipment and lists delivery deadlines for the consignor base.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rosebush W. Cc Cornwell Ranch Mrs. Chas. Carpenter Clare Church Marion Deane Jackson Bertha Dobson Clarence Dobson Fred M. Morgan Ray Hart Jackson Prison The Citizens State Bank the Peoples Bank Tricounty Theria Parmers Ind. Produce Co TLE Davy
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