Twin Elms hosts Clare Ithaca golf clash victory
Thhaca wins 21 to 18 in a friendly Clare Ithaca tournament at Twin Elms. Dr Ranger led with 78, Mr Goodrich scored 79, Byron Gallagher 83, and Clyde Hayes noted as Ithaca winner. guests praised hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Bowler and the local club.
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Altho
Collin
Burke
Gene
Clare
Twin Elms
Ithaca
Wm. Bowler
Gratiot County
Clave
Ranger
Mr. Goodrich
Ford
Byron Gallagh
U. of M
Leo Hampton
Billie’ Irish
Clyde Hayes
Focal
Eureka
Asa
Ppythagoras
Mathematcian
Fates
Hyes
Hoyle
Frank Hochstetler
O. D. Bayes
Clyde Harris
A. E. Mulder
M. B. Gallagher
Mrs Leroy Tenant Buried in Cherry Grove
The body of Mrs. Leroy Tenant who died at her Flint home was taken to Clare for burial in Cherry Grove Friday afternoon. A former resident of Clare, she was connected to this city in earlier years.
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Leroy Tenant
Leroy
Flint
Clare
Cherry Grove
Death of David P. McPhail in Detroit at 81
David Patrick McPhail born Strathroy Canada 1862 died at home 1532 West Kirby Detroit June 12 1933. Came to Michigan aged 14 farmed Isabella County later lived Detroit Married Margaret O Brien 1886 father of five. Survived by wife two daughters four brothers five grandchildren. funeral from St. Dominics church June 16 interment Mt. Elliott cemetery.
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David P. McPhall
David Patrick McPhail
Strathroy
Canada
West Kirby Ave
Detroit
Michigan
Isabella Co
Margaret O’ Brien
John Jackson, Jry
Floyd. Thompson
James
Harry
George
William
St. Dominic’s Church
Pr. Weiland
O. P
Mt. Elliot
Aytoun
Mary Allis Young Dies After Illness in Indiana
Mary Allis Young wife of A S Young of Harrison died early Saturday June 10 at the home of her sister Mrs Pearl Stacler in Portland Indiana after months of illness An attack proved fatal Funeral services were held at her sister s home in Portland She is survived by husband two sisters Mrs F F Sinks of Seattle and Mrs Pearl Stachier and son Duane of Portland plus other relatives and friends in Harrison Indiana and Illinois The Sentinel will accept scrip for subscriptions.
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Mary Allis Young
A. S. Young
Harrison
Pearl Stacler
Portland
Indiana
Libertyville
Illinois
F. F. Sinks
Seattle
Wash
Pearl Stachier
Duane
Josephine Green Voted Best Latin Student at Clare High
Josephine Green topped 21 of 28 votes by the Latin II class to be named best Latin student at Clare High School. Miss Rogers ratified the selection and she will receive a medal next fall after a candy sale raised funds for the prize.
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Josephine Green
Clare High School
Josep King
Green
Miss Rogers
Josephine
Hay Curing Demonstration Sponsored by Central State
Central State agriculture department sponsors a hay curing demonstration on the George Wheeler farm a half mile south and two miles west of Mt. Pleasant College starting at 1 30 Thursday afternoon June 29 with practical methods for drying and curing hay.
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Central State
Agriculture Department
George Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant College
State Parks Closed Amid Conservation Commission Order
The Conservation Commission ordered 22 parks closed effective July 1. Parks listed include Aloha Benzie Bloom er No 1 Bloomer No 6 Cheboygan D H Day Dodge Bros Parks Nos 2 5 8 9 I W Fletcher Gladwin Gogebic Lake Magnus Marquette Chas Mears Otsego Lake Silver Lake St. Clair Traverse City Van Buren White Cloud. Closures target less frequented sites to minimize public disruption.
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The
Conservation Commission
Aloha
Benzie
Bloomer
Canning Demonstrations Planned in Clare County
County Agricultural agent P. D. Gibson organizes several canning demonstrations. Miss Evelyn Turner from the Home Economics Extension staff will show fruit and vegetable canning methods and answer questions. Sessions are Friday at 9:50 a m at Farwell high school and 2 p m at Elm Grove Grange hall in Sheridan township. All ladies interested are invited.
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Clare County
P. D. Gibson
Evelyn Turner
Home Economics
Au. S. College
Farwell High School
Elm Grove Grange Hall
Sheridan Township
Summer Session Opens at Central State Teachers College
The thirty third annual summer session at Central State Teachers College begins with registration Monday June 26. First classes start June 27 and run through Friday August 4. Teachers face payless paydays and economic ills as they strive to maintain standards. college admins plan to cut student expenses to a minimum.
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Central State Teachers College
Sesson
Michigan
Central
Eighth Grader Wins Pig For State Exam Top Average
Donald Cook of Winterfield township earned the counties highest average on the state eighth grade examination and received a pig donated by Charles Carpenter of Frost. Carpenter offered the pig to the student with the top average.
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Donald Cook
Winterfield Township
Charles Carpenter
Frost
Father and Son Graduate Together at Central State Teachers College
Fred Woodby a Oil City teacher earned honorary scholastic mention with a B average while his son Wayne graduated just under B with strong extra curriculars. Wayne was a varsity debater editor of the Centralight and Life, president of the Appleblossom Club, and member of Forum Cliophiles and Student Council. Both graduates of Beaverton High and Dundas grade school in Tobacco township Gladwin county.
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Central State Teachers College
Fred Woodby
Oil City
Mt. Pleasant
East Oil Fields
Wayne
Central
Centralight
Life
Appleblossom Club
Forum
Cliophiles and
Beaverton High
Dundas
Tobacco Township
Gladwin County
Low round trip rail fares from Clare to Chicago 1933
The Clare Sentinel advertises low round trip fares via Atin Arbor or Pere Marquette from May 27 to November 1, 1933. Fares include 30 day, 16 day, 6 day and 9 day options with percentages of the one way fare, plus bulk rates for groups of 25 or more and 50 or more travelers.
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Clare
Chicago
scattered local news briefs across Allegan to Memphis
Michigan snippets report on Allegan residents seeking ood prospects and a bank dividend at Belding Savings Bank. Incidents include a Kalamazoo River drowning attempt, a venison seizure, a three legged hatchling chicken, a two boy sand pit death, and a Milwaukee brewer deal. Additional items note a milk thief dog, two men making pine cone hair tonic, and a revived Memphis church after a murder-linked past.
Oil Wells Progress Report Near Loomis and Clare
The Carmichaal No 2 well east of Clare is spudded and 180 feet drilled per promoter Roy Comer. Busche No 1 near Loomis Wise reaches 2870 feet with no trouble. Currie well in Vernon at 1600 feet shows regular formations. Stough well derrick skid complete and drilling advances downward.
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Looation
Clare
Roy Comer
Busche No. 1
Loomis, Wise
Currie
Vernon
Stough
Michigan Plans Old Age Pension Law Starting 1984
Michigan enacts an old age pension program for citizens over 70 who have 15 years in state and 10 years residency. A $2 head tax funds administration, with $30 monthly relief for eligible individuals and asset limits. The program is run by the state welfare department with county welfare boards.
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Michigan
State Welfare Department
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