Clare Merchants rally for 5 runs in eighth to beat Harrison
The Clare Merchants moved from last to seventh in the Central Michigan League with an 8 4 victory over Harrison last Sunday. Bill Foell led the offense with four hits in five at bats and Al Tulk held Harrison to six safeties while fanning eleven. Clare scored five in the eighth inning, turning a 4 8 deficit into a winner. Tulk and Hagegart worked the batteries.
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Clare Merchants
Harrison
Bill Foell
Clare
Snorf
Neely
al Tulk
Larry Shelander
Red Chapman
Bill Campbell
Don Wallace
Bud Rodapaugh
Foell
Bill Lucy
Tulk
Hagegart
Bruce
Merchants
Ludington
Rosebush
Weidman
Clare High School
Jim Joslin
Farwell
Wise
Roy Methner
Fritdz ‘Methner
W.F.W
V.F.W
Dale Miller
Johnson
North Bradley
Schaeffer
IL. Boyce
DeMolay
VFW
Bellows
Wallace Green
Grisdale
Ritchie
N. Bradley
Phillips
Mott
Urbaniak
Schaaf
R. Gunderman
Spicer
Homer O'Dell
Ed Schlafley
K. C
Clare Mfg
Potter
Dover
Charlie Ashcraft
K. G
Murphy
Beck
O'Dell
EH. Schlafley
Allen
Pitchford
Potter and Langsdon
Rilett
Hutchinson
League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Mt. Pleasant 8 Leaton 4 Rosebush 2 Wiedman 1 Clare 8 Harrison 4 Farwell 4 Wise 3. Next Sunday's games list Farwell at Mt. Pleasant Rosebush at Coleman Leaton at Clare Wise at Harrison Open date at Weidman.
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Farwell
Mt. Pleasant
Coleman Leaton
Clare Wise
Harrison
Weidman
Seaton
Rosebush
Coleman
Clare
Wise
NO MONEY DOWN On major repair work
Dan McDonald Your Friendly Ford Dealer promotes no money down deals on major repair work.
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Dan McDonald
Mayor Celebrates Fifty-Second Birthday in Clare
The Sentinal notes Mayor John W. Dunlop turns 52 as friends honor him on June 24. Born on the Dunlop farm at the city limits, he helped operate a restaurant in the Dunlop Block for 22 years. His family business built the first brick building in Clare in 1882, and his father Dr. John W. Dunlop ran a drug store there for 43 years. Over 52 years he has served as State Representative and held multiple local offices including County Supervisors Chair, Fair Board Chair, City Mayor and Alder man, and led the local American Legion Post.
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The
Sentinel
John W. Dunlop
Dunlop
Dunlop Road
Hildabrae Farm
Hilda Dunlop
Dunlop Block
Clare
Clare County
Houghton Drug Store Enlarged and Remodeled
Murl Houghton local druggist announces a rear addition adding 500 square feet with private employee rest rooms office and new prescription room praised by doctors as among northern Michigan’s finest The renovation shifts the prescription area adds space for magazines extends the soda bar to 33 feet seats 20 in five booths and updates flooring lighting and fixtures with a grand opening sale promised in this week’s Sentinel.
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Murl Houghton
Clare
Michigan
Gibson
Houghtons
Sentinel
Deaths Harry Nowlen 57 in Mt Pleasant hospital
Harry Nowlen 57 died Wednesday at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant after two and a half weeks hospitalization and years of failing health. Survived by wife Hya and son Harry Jr. Funeral at Thurston's Chapel Saturday at 2:00 with Rev Charte officiating, interment Hatton Township Cemetery.
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Harry Nowlen
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Hya
Harry, Jr
Thurston's Chapel
Chas Rte
Hatton Ownship
Farewell Sermon for Rev Charles Hahn at Clare Church
The Clare Methodist Church drew a capacity crowd for Rev Charles B. Hahn's farewell sermon with a sermon text from Philippians. A reception followed the service with 150 attendees. tributes praised his six year ministry and church improvements.
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Clare Methodist Church
Charles B. Hahn
God
Christ Jesus
Marie Hardesty
Reno
Nevada
Hahn
Clare
Alma
Theo Wallington
Rév
Paint Demonstration At Irving Lumber Co
Plastic paint demo shown at Irving Lumber Co on June 23 1929 with free samples offered to visitors. All ages welcome to see the technique and finish options displayed by company staff.
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Irving Lumber Co
Location Change for Tomorrow Horse Pulling Contests
The venue for Saturdays horse pulling contests has moved from the field south of Clare Union Depot to Clare Tourist Park. Teams from light to heavy weights are expected, with Harry Moxley as master of ceremonies. The event starts at 12 30 PM tomorrow at Clare Tourist Park.
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Clare Union Depot
Clare
Michigan
State College
Harry Moxley
Softball league season opens after rainouts
After four days of rain the league started with Bauers beating Dover 5-0 behind Paul Williams one hpitching. Clare Mfg defeated Harrison 5-0 as Homer O'Dell tossed a one hitter. Freeman Wiley led hitters four of five. Upcoming games and schedule listed. A collection trial will be tried at gate.
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Bauers
Dover
Paul Williams
Burke Rilett
Homer O'Dell
Clare Mfg
Harrison
Freeman Willey
Rilett
Hutchinson
Williams
Stanley
Clare
O'Dell
Pitchford
Darling
Langsdon
Schaeffer
North Bradley
Rosebush
W.F.W
Houghton
Farwell
DeMolay
Young Clare girl wins honorable mention in Flint photo contest
Marie Lucille Niemeyer, five, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Niemeyer of Clare, earned fourth place out of ten percent in a photograph show at the Flint Art Institute, on display through June 19. Her home is listed as 425 Hast Newall St, Flint.
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Marie
Lucille Niemeyer
Charles Niemeyer
New United Brethren Church At Brown Corners Dedicated
The United Brethren Church seven miles north and two east of Clare at Brown Corners will be dedicated Sunday June 26 at 2:00 PM. Rev W T Byrde will lead morning worship and communion. Bishop A M Johnson will give the dedication message. Bishop Johnson will preach at the evening service. Pastor B mop Blem leads the church.
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New United Brethren Church
Brown Corners
United Brethren Church
Clare
U. B
W. T. Byrde
A. M. Johnson
Huntington
Indiana
Bishop Johnson
B. Mop Blem
Second Producer Sparks Interest in Gladwin Field
A second producer brought in Sunday by McClanahan and Stewart has stirred interest near Clare in Gladwin county. Rhinehart No. 2 on Section 6 Beaverton township flowed near ten barrels per hour and was drilling beyond 1900 feet, offsetting Rhinehart No. 1 which yields about 35 barrels daily.
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McClanahan & Stewart
Clare
Rhinehart
Grout Township
Gladwin County
David Swartz
Groat Township
Central Michigan Invitational Golf Tourney Preview
The Clare women win a ladies day match against Ithaca at Clare Country Club seven to zero with Lucille Haley as low scorer at 45 and Abbie Cole leading Ithaca at 49. The CMU Invitational is set for June 27 on the Glare course with twenty plus players expected. lunch reservations close June 24. Clare will next play at Alma on June 29 and transportation can be arranged by calling Mrs Velma Danieth.
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Clare
Winnner
Ithaca
Clare Country Club
Curtis Morton
Lucille Haley
Abbie Cole
Central Michigan
Country Club
Alma
Velma Danieth
Ice Cream Social for 4-H Club at Andersonville
Andersonville 4-H Club hosts an ice cream social with homemade cake pie and coffee on Sunday afternoon June 26 from 4:00 to 7:00 on the lawn at John Tiehowse four miles east of Clare on US 10 and four and a half miles south Proceeds benefit 4 H Camp at Coldwater Lake.
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Andersonville
4-H Club
John Tiehowse
Clare
Us-10
Coldwater Lake
Sheridan Township Pioneer Ella Cochran Dies at 85
Ella Mae Richard Cochran born May 27 1844 in Riverdale Gratiot County Michigan died June 13 1949 at age 85 after a long pioneer life with husband Robert H Cochran. She moved to Sheridan township in 1902 and left a large family including nine children forty eight great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Interment was in Cherry Grove cemetery Clare with services at Elm Grove Church of God and the Dull home conducted by Rev Charles Kleinhardt.
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City Commission
County Road Commission
City Street Department
Eugene Campbell
Tobacco River
Cedar Park
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Ella Mae Richard
Riverdale
Gratiot County
Michigan
Robert H. Cochran
Ithaca
Sheridan Township
Grace Loar
Clinton
Maude Hale
Gladwin
Frieda Dull
Beaverton Township
Evelyn Cotton
John Richard
Blanche Tate
Alma
Arthur Dull
Elm Grove Church
Chas. Kleinhardt
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Clare
Cochran
Blanch Talf
Ber Cotton
Jackson
Flint
Mt. Pleasant
Pontiac
Glare
Houghton Lake
Clare Forgery Arrest Ties Muskegon Man to Bad Checks
Ernest L. Painter, 61, of Muskegon, was arrested in Clare on forgery charges after allegedly passing three worthless $10 checks on local merchants. He appeared in Municipal Court, waived examination, and was bound over to circuit court for trial.
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Ernest L. Painter
Muskegon
Cas. Covell
Moorestown
Clare
Painter
Wm. B. Dunlop
Donald E. Holbrook
Coney Island
Johnston
Henry Schroeder
Anglia
West Fifth Street
Midland
College Professor to Speak at Lake
Dr. J. Bajema of Findlay College will lead the morning services at First Baptist Church in Lake on Sunday June 26. Services start at 11:76 and all are welcome.
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J. Bajema
Findlay College
Lake
Oldest Publisher to Captain Showboat in Eastern Michigan
A venerable publisher, the oldest on the job, will serve as showboat captain during the 8th annual event. Press Nite July 13 marks the opening, with Hon. Charles M. Ziegler and Karl Robertson as guest captains. Showboat runs July 13 to 17. seating at the new stadium holds 8 000. Advance seats go on sale July 1 in Midland Saginaw Bay City Flint and Owosso.
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Michigan
Ink
Michigan Press Association
Gene Alleman
Karl Roberston
Midland
Saginaw
Bay City
Flint
Owoseo
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Chas. Hahn
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Gladwin Field
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Pioneer
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Gerald L. Welsh
Us-27
Thomas
M. Butler
Sault Ste. Mari
Lawrence H. Thering
Joseph Fournier
Kawkawlin
Thering
Richard Thayer
Eugene Allen
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