Clare Golfers Edge Alma In Twin Elms Tournament
Clare triumphs 16 to 12 1-2 over Alma after a windy day at Twin Elms. Highlights include Bryan Gallagher and Harry Wehrly posting 79, Leo Hampton and L. McNeil 83s, and Bus Comer snagging an eagle on the 225th hole. Publicity committee notes a midseason surge and Simon Bogardus’ rapid improvement with a perfect 52 for 9 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike” Doherty
Allen Crum
Mt. Pleasant
Bryan Gallagher
Harry Wehrly
Leo Hampton
L. McNeil
Alma
Clare
Shorty Ireland
R. Paynter
Consumers’ Power Co
Stephens
Byron Gallagher
Thennisen
Theisen
Bus Comer
Ererall
Simon Bogardus
Twin Elms
Mt Pleasant trio injured in Pere Marquette crossing crash
The three people struck a signal post at the Pere Marquette crossing near Mt Pleasant early Saturday morning June 16. Jos McDonald suffered a broken leg and was sent home. Mrs McDonald remains hospitalized with a fractured jaw and skull. Frank Kelly has a double left arm fracture and was moved to Saginaw for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Pere Marquette
Jos. McDonald
Van Brocklin Silver Marriage at Grand Rapids
George C. Silver of Hamilton township and Hazel J. Van Brocklin of Hatton were married in Grand Rapids at 7:00 p.m. Saturday June 9 by Rev. Van Westenbrugge of the Second Baptist. Attendants were Benjamin Kanarr, June Hachmuth, and Mr. and Mrs. Eigin Crane. The ceremony featured a diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C., Silver
Hamilton Township
Hazel J. van Brocklin
Hatton
Grand Rapids
van Westenbrugee
Benjamin Kanarr
June Hachmuth
Clare
State Highway Dept to experiment on Vernon Township road
The department introduced a sprinkler to Vernon Township near the Irwin gas station to spray brine from oil wells on one mile of road east of the station, aiming to dust control and reduce road maintenance costs if effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Dept
Vernon Township
State Highway Department
Clare
Irwin
Dance at Twin Elms Club House
Dance at Twin Elms Club House features Sage's band with sessions on Saturday and Wednesday nights. Local residents invited to enjoy live music and social dancing in a community venue.
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Twin Elms Club
Sage
Concrete sheep dipping tank pays dividends
Hamilton township farmers built a 14 by 2 by 1 foot concrete dipping tank with a new drain board, shared costs totaling 12.36 and in one day 383 ewes and lambs were dipped. The operation cost 0.8 cents per head for the dip and 5 cents for the drenched lambs, saving about 5.18 compared with prior methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Township
Gibson
Tregory Amble
A. J. Bell
Hast Lansing
Tank Company
Notice to Newswriters Advertisers for July publication
All correspondents must mail by Monday to assure next week's Sentinel. The staff will take a day off on July 4. Advertisers should prepare copy early to aid the editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Force
Callaghan enters race for state representative
Miles M Callaghan announces candidacy for nomination as State Representative of the Osceola Clare District at the September primaries. He has served in the legislature focusing on rural Michigan issues, agriculture, highways, lower taxes, and government efficiency. Local press praises his record and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Miles M. Callaghan
Ogsceola-Clare
Callahan
Michigan
Press of
House of Representatives
Methodist Vacation Bible School Draws Large Enrollment
A successful Daily Bible School at the Methodist church enrolled about 142 students with over 100 average daily attendance. Four departments ran under dedicated teachers, joined by congregational staff and a guest pianist, with activities from church tours to nature study and community service themes. The program concluded with a Friday exhibit and picnic on June 22.
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Methodist Church
Lena Davison
Farwell
Herrick
Ethel Marshall
Carl Holbrook
Tyone Gorr
Omer Hall
Lockyer
Elags
Ideal Theatre
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Lansing
Washington DC
Department of Agriculture
Oil Drill News From Northwestern Field
Reported drill activity across multiple sections includes Russell No. A near the Park at 1655 feet and Simpson No. 1 in section 16 at 8500 feet. Thayer No. 4 and Harring No. in section 22 show progress with daily yields estimated 50 to 75 barrels. Next Wednesday expected drilling and further casing plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jods
Russell No
Oil ‘Co
Simpson No
Thayer No
Sheridan Couple Surprised on Their Fifty-First Anniversary
In Sheridan on June 19 Mr and Mrs William Langin celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary at home with more than 50 relatives and neighbors surprised by daughters from Flint and Royal Oak. A magic program and original compositions were enjoyed as ice cream cake salad and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Langin
Sheridan
Langin
Hdna
Flint
Beulah Jennings
Tattar
Betty
Shirley
Royal Oak
Morami’ § Ts*h Cotton
Fred Coe
Elmer Clute
Harrison
Wm. Langin
May Clute
Edith
Local Pastor Attends International Camp Meeting
Rev. Fr. Elliott of the Church of God returned from a four day International Camp meeting in Anderson Indiana. About 16 000 to 17 000 attended the first Sunday with large crowds unable to enter the main tabernacle. The group also attends a Michigan camp near St Louis and the dates August 23 to September 2 are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Elliott
Anderson
Indiana
St. Louis
Michigan
St. Cecilia Society Rummage sale at McKeever Building
The St. Cecilia Society hosts a rummage sale at the McKeever Building today and Saturday offering dresses and other articles at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Society
McKeever
Sentinel Office Closes Early for Beloved Member
The Sentinel office will close at noon Saturday in respect to deceased firm member Ben Parish and his family. The decision honors the remnant day as the firm observes the loss.
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Ben Parish
Sudden Death of Sentinel Partner Shocks Friends
Rey Parish silent partner of Feighner and Parish died at home after a two week illness from coronary thrombosis. Bon Parish, longtime assistant chief lineman on Pere Marquette railway telegraph systems, fell ill June 13 on a train and died after a ten day illness. Funeral set for Saturday at two from his home with Rev. H. B. Johnson officiating. Cherry Grove Cemetery. A detailed sketch will run next week.
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the Sentinel
Rey Parish
Feighner and
Bon
Pere Maiquette
Ionia
Belding
H. B., Johnson
Oxford
Cherry Grove
Adjourning 73rd Congress Under Democratic Domination
Congressman Roy O. Woodrutt denounces the 73rd Congress for what he calls a democratic monopoly and abdication of constitutional duties. He cites gag rules, excessive spending estimates, and a looming national debt he warns future generations will bear. He questions the law’s practical outcomes and predicts ongoing amendments will be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy O. Woodrutt
Michigan
Congress
House
Senators
Brain Trust
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Senate
73Rd Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Congressman Taber
New York
Clare Advertisers Fall to Harrison in Ragged Game
Harrison routed Clare 24 to 9 as Wayne Fosgett pitched all nine innings and battered Clare early. Stanley and Lockwood started for Clare while Farwell prepares at Haring's Park for a Sunday July 1 doubleheader.
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CLARE
Harrison Sunday
Harrison
Wayne Fosgett
Stanley
Lockwood
Fosgett
Farwell
Haring’s Park
Promising Life Snatched Saturday in Isabella County
George F. Woods, born July 29, 1905 in Vernon township, Isabella county, died June 28 1934 after an appendicitis operation at Samaritan hospital Bay City. He married LaVina Montgomery in 1926 and had three children. Funeral held at Clare Methodist with burial at Cherry Grove. survivors include wife, children, mother Agnes Thompson, sister Rachel Olsen, and brother Lewis.
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George F. Woods
George
Agnes Woods
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Samaritan Hospital
Bay City
Vernon
Mt. Pleasant High School
LaVina Montgomery
Order of Gleaners
Clare
George Burt
Arthur Fleming
A E. Wylie
Doherty
Cherry Grove
LaVina
Robert
Donald
Dorothy
Agnes Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Rachel Olsen
Lansing
Lewis
Lora
Bank Clearings Signal Improvement in Business
The Citizens State Bank in this city is clearing about six hundred outside checks daily, ten times the amount a few months ago, indicating a clear improvement in business conditions and of vital interest to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Farmers Union meeting at Vernon town hall tonight
The Vernon Center Farmers Union will hold a meeting this Friday night at Vernon town hall. Speaker Mr Houghton will discuss Banking. Open to all farmers and urged to attend. Secretary B E Kennedy from Washington DC will speak at the Wigwam, Coldwater Lake, at 2 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Center
State aid payments to be issued in installments
The Sentinel reports on state aid distribution for schools, noting the Medicaid style Thatcher Sias Act and 1988 extra session provisions. Installments begin July 1 and December 1 with June and July distributions, totaling about 14 million dollars for the year and roughly 10 per census child. Michigan faces a 40.72 percent tax delinquency rating, highest among eleven states in the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Asa Aldrich
State Administrative Board
State Emergency Administrative Board
Thatcher Sias
Michigan Teachers’, Retirement Fund Board
of Education
Michigan Retirement Fund Board
Michigan
National Bureau of Census
Washington
Gladwin Plans All-Day Fourth Celebration
The American Legion of Gladwin hosts an all-day July 4 program featuring band concerts, baseball in the state park, dancing at the Community building, free fireworks at night, and street athletic contests. Proceeds fund Gladwin’s new Community building built by the CWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glad Win
American Légion
State Park
Fair Grounds
Gladwin
CWA
Isabella Township Barns Destroyed by Major Fire
A Sunday blaze at Frank Sheahan’s Isabella Township barn in Isabella County destroyed the structure with an $8500 loss. Sparks spread to the Hi Hi Hathaway barn and four other buildings causing about $8600 more in damage. The Clarence Miller house across the road also suffered a $9500 loss as extreme weather hindered firefighting. A dance at Elm Grove July 6 was advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheahan
Isabella Township
Isabella County
Hi Hi. Hathaway
Clarence Miller
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van Brocklin
Silver
Notice
Callaghan
Osceola-Clare
Methodist Vacation Bible School
Ake
Anderson, Ind
George Woods
Vernon Two
Vernon Town Hall
American Legion
Elm ‘Grove
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