Beautiful wedding solemnized Sunday at local church
Miss Nettie Amanda M Hachmuth married Donald Earl Holbrook in a formal First Methodist Episcopal ceremony. The church wore ferns and peonies, with organ and vocal duets enhancing the service. A large gathering from Detroit Grand Rapids and beyond attended the rites and reception at Hotel Doherty.
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Nettie
Amanda M Hachmuth
Frank A. Hachmuth
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Hurd
Donald Earl Holbrook
Detroit
B. Taylor Hachmuth
Grand Rapids
T Carl Holbrook
Lohengrin
McGuire
Frank Holbrook
B. Taylor Hachmouth
T. Carl Holbrook
Hurd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hachmuth
Doherty
Marie Walker Holbrook
H.C. Poulson
Mt. Clemens
GC. BE. Sutherland
H. C. Hachmuth
Amanda Hachmuth
Anne Conklin
B. A. Hachmuth
Ralph Griswold
Harold Bale
Los Angeles
Cal
Geo. Hachmuth
Fourth of July notices for correspondents and advertisers
The Sentinel will publish on Thursday before the Fourth of July which falls on Friday next week. Correspondents must have letters in the office by Monday night and advertising copy by Tuesday.
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Sentinel
Over Eighty Towns to Enter Water Carnival Contest
More than 80 Michigan towns will send contestants to the Eastern Michigan Water Carnival in Bay City on July 31 to August 2. Judges will select Miss Eastern Michigan from entrants in 12 district centers, with preliminaries from July 1 onward. Cities listed include Gaylord, Mackinaw City, Cheboygan, Adrian, Saginaw, Lansing, Flint, Bay City, and many others.
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Eastern Michigan
Miami
Fla
Adrian
Ohio
Bay City
Gaylord
Vanderbilt
Cheboygan
Mackinaw City
Wolverine
Indian River
Topinabee
Midland
Coleman
Grayling
Roscommon
Lovells
Lewiston
Frederick
West Branch
Houghton Lake
Prescott
Houghton Heights
Prudenville
Alger
Mio
Rose City
St. Helen
Alpena
Essexville
Bad Axe
Unionville
Sebewaing
Beaver
Senator Achard Arrested for Illegal Fishing on Closed Lake
Last Sunday conservation officers arrested State Senator A. B. Achard and George Lockwood at Pike Lake Freeman Township for fishing on a closed lake. The boat held pike, bass, speckled bass, bluegills and bullheads. Achard pleaded guilty and paid 20 dollars plus 13.25 dollars costs. Lockwood, age uncertain, was ordered to appear before Justice Young on Thursday.
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Eugene Pettit
Clare
C. Hildebrandt
Harrison
Akes
Pike Lake
Freeman
A. BE. Achard
George Lockwood
Mr. Achard
Justice Young
Lockwood
Services at Baptist Church Draw Big Attendance
Last Sunday at the Baptist church drew a larger than average crowd for both morning and evening services. Miss Walsh of Mt. Pleasant led a spirited song service with a duet by Miss Walsh and Mr. Perrigo, followed by Dr. Henry Morgan delivering a gospel message from John 10 9. Miss Walsh will conduct another song service next Sunday evening and an earnest invitation is extended to all.
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the Baptist Church
Miss Walsh
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Perrigo
Henry Morgan
First Baptist Church
Mr. Pleasant
Clare Fractional District School Meeting Notice
The annual school meeting will be held in the high school auditorium Monday evening July 14 at 8:00. Terms of George White and Dr A B Mulder on the Board of Education expire and other important business will be transacted.
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Clare
George White
A. B. Mulder
Board of Education
Clare attorney addresses state association Monday
Thursday afternoon this week T Carl Holbrook Prosecuting Attorney of this County addressed the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys of this State in convention at the Capitol in Lansing. His subject was a review of Michigan Supreme Court Decisions in Criminal cases. The event opened by Attorney General Wilber M. Brucker featured remarks on Rules Criminal Code Legislation Pardons and Paroles and Reviews of Supreme Court Decisions. A Prisoner from Jackson State Prison spoke on The Prisoner's Side and Holbrook received an honor for addressing the enforcement organization.
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T. Carl Holbrook
Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
Lansing
Holbrook
Michigan Supreme Court
Wilber M. Brucker
John D. Kerr
Houghton County
Supreme Court
Olds
Louis H. Fead
The
C. W. Otto
Fred C. Wetmore
H. 3. Waples
State Crime Commission
Jackson State Prison
Beaver Colony Planned in Clare County
Conservation officer Eugene Pettit says shipments of beavers will be planted in suitable sites across Clare County until a colony forms. Pettit, with 25 years as Deputy State Game Warden, warns the public that killing a beaver carries a $100 fine and up to six months in jail.
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Eugene Pettit
State Department
Mr. Pettit
Cemetery plants stolen from Cherry Grove graves
For weeks residents report a cemetery thief removing the best plants and flowers from different lots in Cherry Grove. Cemetery officials vow to stop these depredations and tighten security.
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Cherry Grove
Flowers for all occasions at White's Fruit Flora Farm
Flowers available for any occasion are on hand at White's Fruit and Flora Farm. Call or visit the farm to choose arrangements and bouquets.
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White’s Fruit & Flora Farm
Carpenter Weds Popular County Teacher in Quiet Michigan Ceremony
Benjamin N Carpen ter, noted Harrison businessman and Republican candidate for State Senator in Michigan's twenty eighth district, married Miss Anna Bruce Ritter a county schoolteacher. The ceremony occurred in Moddersville with few relatives. the couple plans a brief honeymoon in the Upper Peninsula and will reside at Harrison after their return.
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Benjamin N. Carpenter
Harrrison
Michigan
Anna Bruce Ritter
Samuel Bruce
Greenwood Township
Ben
Henry Leutzinger
Moddersville
Missaukee County
Henry Shranger
Holland Reformed Church
Missaukee
Upper Peninsula
Ben Carpenter
Broad and
Beech Streets
Harrison
Rep Callaghan to Reenter Race in Fall Primaries
Miles M. Callaghan of Reed City a Michigan House member for Clare Osco district announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to seek another term. He chaired the State Prison and other important committees and earned praise for his first term. Party leaders expect no opposition in the primaries.
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Miles M. Callaghan
Reed City
Michigan
House of Representatives
Clare-Oscoon
Callaghan
First Timers Club
State House of Correction
Branch State Prison
Upper Peninsula
Sheriff Candidate Declares Run in Clare County Primaries
A Republican candidate announces his bid for Sheriff of Clare County at the primaries on September 9. He urges voters to support his campaign and cites 3618 Burt Rutter as the address.
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Clare County
Death summons former Loomis resident Mary Ferguson
Mary A Burns Ferguson aged 92 died June 15 at her Saginaw home after months of illness. Born December 16 1863 in Fear Moy Ontario she moved to Loomis Michigan at age six later married Thomas Ferguson and had seven children. Funeral services were held June 18 at 616 N Third St Saginaw with Rev Davis. interment Forest Lawn cemetery. She is survived by Thomas Ferguson two sons Thomas and Roland daughter Kathryn Schmidt seven grandchildren three brothers and a sister.
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Mary A. Ferguson
Saginaw
Clare and
Loomis
Mary A. Burns
Fearmoy
Ontario
Michigan
Thomas Ferguson
Lawrence
N. Third Street
Davis
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Thomas
Roland
Kathyrn Schmidt
J. S. Burns
Lansing
Thomas Burns
Milwaukee
John Burns
Lewis Eberhart
Clara
Harrison records first gas station hold up in town
Two suspects robbed Bev Carpenter’s gas station in Harrison early Saturday, taking about $10. Carpenter fired five shots at the fleeing car with no hit. Sheriff Woods traced a car and gun to Glen D. Shaw, injured in Marshall, now in hospital, linking the pair to the incident. Shaw is wanted in multiple counties for car theft, robbery, and burglary.
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Bev Carpenter
Harrison
Alan Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Winchester
Sheriff Woods
Gladwin
Midland
Isabella
Woods
Lansing State Journal
Glen D. Shaw
Calhoun County
Marshall
Clare County
Shaw
Montcalm
Calhoun
Gratiot
The Trespasser and Other Features at the Theater
Gloria Swanson stars in The Trespasser a drama of a stenographer married to a millionairess son as the father questions motives. Also slate: Rudy Vallee and the Connecticut Yankees Vagabond Lover Vagabond Lover shows in weekend slots with other titles: The Lone Star Ranger Zane Grey first all Talkie The Mighty Winnie Lightner She Couldn’t Say No Rin Tin Tin On the Border.
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Gloria Swanson
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Sun
Zane Grey
Geo. Bancroft
The
Winnie Lightmer
the Duncan
Rin Tin Tin
Young couple wed at Gilmore Parsonage in June ceremony
Miss Idah Gillis of this city married Mr. Ralph Bellows of Weidman on Saturday at the Gilmore parsonage with Rev. Hall officiating. They honeymooned in Traverse City hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Crampton and plan to reside at the Hotel Thompson with both families in Coldwater township nearby.
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Gilmore Parsonage
Idah Gillis
Ralph Bellows
Weidman
Hall
Traverse City
Hrwin Crampton
Traverse Bay
Mary White
BH. A. White
Thompson
Floyd Beldows
Coldwater Township
Mrs William Kube Dies at Bertha Lake Home
Mrs. William Kube died Saturday at her Bertha Lake home after a three week illness from a stroke and other long term ailments. She was seventy years old and survived by her husband and ten children, plus twenty six grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at her home and at St Johns Lutheran Church, with interment in Surrey Cemetery.
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William Kubbé
Bertha Lake
Julia Louisa Graffling
Germany
William Rube Magist
Chicago
Thei
Lincoln Township
Clare County
William Walter
France
Oscar
Berths Lake
Paul
Mancelona
G M. Billmeier
Saginaw
Otto Pietsch
Detroit
BE. J. Calkins Warwell
C. W. Sprague
Clare
A. L. Lambertson
Lansing
Arthur
Farwell
Harold Alexander
Eeen Rev. Binhammer
St. Johns Lutherop
Surrey
Philip Hetgner
Emil Pietsch
Frankenmuth
Jos. Pietsch
Jos. Pietsch, Jr
Httle Son
Millington
N. Hazelton
Burr and Son
Mason
Merchants Edge All Star Ranger Girls In One-Run Bow
The Merchants opened against the touring All-Star Ranger girls and held them to no score while tallying one. Leo Joslin pitched a superb game with eleven strikeouts and two hits allowed. The Merchants also played Saginaw Chevrolet Foundry yesterday.
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Merchants
Ranger Girls
Lassies
Leo Joslin
Saginaw Chevrolet Foundry
Couple Meant To Be United In Marriage
Popular Clayton M. Jones and Mrs. Goldie Walton were married. They now reside at his home on East State Street.
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The
Sentinel
Milley Clayton M. Jones
Goldie Walton
East State Streat
Benedicta Horan Wedding at St Henry’s Rosebush
A morning ceremony at St Henry’s Catholic Church in Rosebush united Benedicta Horan daughter of Joseph Horan and Louis H Moon son of Mrs Louise Moon of Lansing. The event featured family attendants guests from Lansing Mt Pleasant Alma and Rosebush with a three course breakfast following.
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St. Henry’s Catholic Church
Rosebush
Benedicta
Joseph Horan
Louis H. Moon
Louise Moon
Lansing
John Fons
Pat Horan
Keyron Horan
Mt. Pleasant
William Murphy
Monroe
Michigan
Irene Conway
Pleasant
Matteson
Ford Show to Display Complete Car Line in Alma
Clare residents can view Ford cars and learn their manufacture at a public show by J and Hampton at Alma Baseball Field June 27 and 28 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. The display features a cutaway Ford body with chassis, moving pictures, trucks, and rustless steel parts illustrating mass production.
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Clare
Ford
J. &. Hampton
Alma
Hampton
Ice Cream Social at Bin Grove Church Next Wednesday
The Bin Grove church ladies host an ice cream social on church land next Wednesday evening July 2. Proceeds fund interior church improvements and the notice extends a special invitation to people of Clave and vicinity.
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Hachmuth and
Sacred Methodist
Rev
Hard
Straits To
Ohio Line
Achard
AT the Baptist Church
Pettit
Burt Rutter
Mary Ferguson
Carpenter Station
William Kube
Surrey Cemetery
Allstar Ranger Girls
Benedicta Horan
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