Death notice recalls Clare high school star Max Pelton
A letter from Fred J. Stone of Chicago relays the death of Max Pelton, once known as Max Tobias, a Clare High School fullback in 1908. Stone recalls the class and friends from Clare, naming Will Henderson, Dorsey, Doherty, and others, and notes Pelton died in Chicago on November Vth 1987 due to heart trouble.
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Fred J. Stone
Chicago
Ill
Srlitor
Clare Sentinel
Michigan
Malcolm
Clare
Max Pelton
Max Tobias
Ghieazo
Will Henderson
Chicizo
Max
Sars Dorsey
Fred. Doherty
W. Will Henderson
Will Hawkins
Leo DeVoght
Spring Auction Sales Advertised by The Sentinel
Farmers plan spring public sales as The Sentinel prints auction lists. Jefferdon Willey in Grant township offers farm implements barely used with sale set for Tuesday March 22. Henry Ott in Arthur township also holds a sale with a charge list to appear next Friday. Thos A Roves, auctioneer, bills read.
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Sentinel
Agavettise
Ae Fhungay
Jefferdon ‘Willey
Grant’ Township
Henry Ott
Arthur Township
the Sentinel
Auction Planned by Wm Woebber Near Lake George
The notice states William Woebber, living three miles east of Lake George, sets Thursday March 24 for an auction. The Sentinel notes Bilis will be in circulation this Saturday and the list appears in the Friday issue March 1.
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Wm. Woebber
Lake George
Bilis
the Sentinel
Community meeting schedule and club events listed
Local notices list planned meetings for Friday night American Legion second and fourth Mondays Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays Clare Kiwanis Wednesdays Farmers Institute March 8 Clare Town 143 Farmers Union first and third Wednesdays Clare High Glee pirates of Penzance Thursday Legion Auxiliary first and third Mondays Clare Chamber of Commerce first Tuesdays Eastern Star first Thursdays Masonic Lodge second Tuesdays monthly Hesular communication of the Masonic Lodge second Tuesday
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Clare High School Glee Club
High School
Hesular Communication
Masonic Lodge
Auction of 4 year old cow for work horse
Transcribed notice mentions a 4 year old cow named Trad h to be offered for work horse use. It notes George Winn and Willie north of Arthur townhall near lare RFD1. Details are fragmentary and unclear due to OCR quality.
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Tradh
George’ Winn
Willie North
Arthur Townhall
Lare
Mrs Wimner Goetsch Guests of Lansing Kin
Mrs Wimner Goetsch of Lansing is visiting this week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frat E Beigh ner The Ladies Union of the Congregational church meets this afternoon with President Mrs Fred Hudson Mr and Mrs Leo Smith returned home Wednesday from a 5437 mile trip through southern and eastern states reporting an excellent journey Mr and Mrs BM Sowle took their children Beverly and Lee Lyman to Saginaw Wednesday to consult Dr Weeks Orthodontist who cares for their teeth They had dinner and spent the evening with Mr and Mrs K G Poulson and family
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Wimner Goetsch
Lansing
E. ‘Beighner
Ladies Union
Congregational Church
Fred, Hudson
Leo Smith
BM. Sowle
Beverly
Lee Lyman
Sagihaw
Weeks
K. G. Poulson
Sheridan Republican caucus results report to Sentinel
The Sheridan Republican group will present ticketholders for supervisor treasurer clerk and justice. Albert Mayer opened hatchery on west Fifth Street aiding poultry raisers and new flocks. Mrs Lena Frees shows orange tree in blossom with fragrant fruit specimens and a twig gifted to the office.
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The
Sentinel
Sheridan Republican Group
Td. Hertick
Lewis Ritter
Glerk
John Klingelhofer
BE. Strouse
Clare
Albert
Mayer
Our City
West Fifth Street
Lena Frees
Algo
McKerring Lot Sold in Clare to David Maier
The McKerring property on west Eighth street Clare, a desirable building lot for new houses, was transferred last week by H T McKerring of Flushing to David Maier. Maier plans to erect a modern house there soon.
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Clare
McKerring
West Eighth Street
H. T. McKerring
Flushing
David Maier
Cub Scouts Move Into Permanent Meeting House
The Cub Scouts plan to use a permanent meeting place donated by Mr. I Hampton located behind his residence. Cub Scout Masters Paul Lowrey and John Rodabaiugh oversaw the effort. Alderman Feighner presented the matter at a City Dads meeting and provisions were made for facilities this week.
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Paul Lowrey
John Rodabaiugh
Hampton
Ald. Feighner
Clare High intra-mural finals crown school champs
Intra-mural tournament at Clare High held noon to night with high school classes entering. Junior girls defeated Sophomores in the girls division while the senior boys beat the Sophomore boys in a spirited game that went to a second overtime before the seniors won 23 to 21.
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Clare High
Suzanne Irving Birthday Party Honors Eight Year Old
Suzanne Irving celebrates her eighth birthday with a party hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Irving. Sixteen children attended a luncheon, cake, and games in separate rooms with friends including Evelyn Artibee Donna Lou Artibee Marilyn Masten and others. Several guests could not attend.
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Suzanne
Andrew Irving
Donna Langston
Sileen *Cimmerer
Evelyn
Donna Lou Artibee
Marilyn “Masten
Darlene Garthe
Joyce Jones
Gala
Hochstetter
Jimmis
Holbrook
Mary Elizabeth Sanford
Johnnie Wagner
State Turns One Million Over To Highway Dept
The state administrative board transferred 1 million dollars from the general fund to the State Highway Department. Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagoner said the release follows a legislative vote to support a 32 million dollar departmental revenue plan, using gasoline tax, federal aid matches, and sinking fund payments. He noted federal funds are delayed awaiting Congress action on curtailment proposals.
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State Administrative Board
State Highway Department
van Wagoner
Quinsey
Letter Denying Funeral Exclusion Rumors
The writer states rumors that she barred Dorothy and Wilma Jean Robinett from Mayo Robinett's funeral are false. She explains she was bedridden and hospitalized during his illness and unable to receive visitors, and adds that a car could have been sent for them if available.
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Dorothy
Wilma Jean Robinett
Mayo Robinett
Sheridan Township Registration Notice for April 4 1938 election
Township clerk Lewis Rutter announces a registration review period in Sheridan Township from 8 60 am to 8 00 pm March 15 1938 and sets March 26 1938 as the last day for general registration by personal application for the upcoming annual township election.
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Sheridan
Lewis
Rutter
Obituary: Dewey Gower obituary details family and services
Dewey Gower born in Arthur Ohio? to Frank Gower and survived by daughter Alta and siblings. He lived in Freeland Sag in Michigan and Ann Arbor before moving near burial at Breelard South Cemetery. Funeral services were held at Doherty Funeral Home with Rev Qhas Kleinhartdt.
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Dewey
George
Lower Wae
Arthur
Zenathskee
Ises
Freeland
Sagshaw County
Lily
Suggate
Sohila
Alta ‘Hlinoze
Hig
Ann Arbor
Alta
Frank Gower
Clare
Ohn
Herman R
Saginay
Jamés J
Plymouth
Mich
Sinter
Miter Alma Grausdé
Ann
Doherty
Qhas, Kleinhartdt
Breelard
Early settler of Wise Township dies after ice fall
Dewitt C. Gregory born in Ohio in 1863 moved to Hastings Michigan with his parents as a child. He later farmed in Wise Township and Marion before settling in Roselake Township. He died February 24 after a fall on the ice, aged 74 years. He is survived by his wife Dora and four daughters and one son, along with ten grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the home and burial followed in Hinkley Cemetery.
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Elyy
Gregory
Dorof
Dewitt C
Mary
Ann
Avan
Huron ’i
Ohio
Hastings
Michigan
Migs
Dora
M. ‘Baldwin
Isabella Oe
Wise Township
Marion
Middle Branch Township
Roselake Township
Reed City Hospital
Gust. Newman
Tustin
John Lockhart
LeRoy
Floyd McDonald
Daniel A. Shanafelt
Bwart
Morton B. Tice
Farwell
Bernard
Nevers
Hinkley Cemetery
Thanks for kindness during our bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and floral offerings after our loss. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Kleinhardt for comforting words and to all who helped us. — Frank W. and John Lower and families
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Kleinhardt
Frank
John Lower
Vernon Township Republican Caucus Nominates Candidates
The Republican caucus will be held at the Vernon town hall on Saturday March 12 to nominate candidates for the April election and to transact other business as needed.
Card of Thanks for Loss of Three Children
The Collard families express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for comforting words and aid after the fatal burning of their three children and grandchildren on February 27. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collard and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Collard acknowledge the support received.
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Glenn Collard
M. J. Collard
Rural Church Sunday School Notices
Lake George Sunday School at Town Hall 10 30 a m James Wellman superintendent Brown Corners U B Church Rev R Town pastor Sunday School 10 5v Preaching 3 00 Prayer meeting Thursday 8 00 pm Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Loomis Sunday School 10 45 a m Preaching 8 00 pm every Sunday evening
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Lake George
James .Wellman
Brown Corners U
R. Town
Church of Latter Day Saints
Loomis
Gregory Family Thanks Friends For Kindness During Bereavement
The Gregory family expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for their kindness during their bereavement.
Hatton Caucus Seeks Nomination Candidates March 14
The People's Party will hold a caucus at the town hall Monday afternoon March 14 to nominate candidates for the spring election and address any other proper business.
Surrey Township Voter Registration Dates Noted
Voters in Surrey township are reminded of registration deadlines and upcoming registration events. Notices indicate tentative dates mid March and potential hearings on March 19 and March 26 at home, with organizers including Guy Petry and Surrey Tip Clack.
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Surrey Township
Whd
Guy Petry
Surrey Tip
Clack
Sheridan Democratic Caucus Held in Town Hall
Sheridan Democratic caucus to nominate candidates for township offices. Meeting set for Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the town hall with Grigg as chairman to handle business that may legally come before the caucus.
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Sheridan
Garden of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah Barlow Childe
The family of Mrs. Sarah Barlow Childe expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and flowers shown during illness and after the death of the husband, father, and grandfather. Grandchildren also extend thanks.
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Sarah Barlow
Childe
Gravdchildreit
Grange Party and Dance Planned at Vernon Hall
A card party and dance are planned at Vernon Grange hall next Wednesday night March 16. The event is hosted by the Grange group and aims to bring members together for games and social dancing.
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Vernon Grange Hall
Fragmented OCR Sees Confusing Phrase Mix Without Clear Event
The text presents a garbled sequence of words and numbers lacking a coherent news event or identifiable entities. No discernible people, places, dates, organizations, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Vernon Union Caucus Invites Nominations at Vernon Town Hall
The Vernon Union caucus will meet at the Vernon town hall on Monday March 1 to place in nomination candidates for the election on April 4. The gathering will also conduct any other business that may properly come before the caucus.
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Vernon Township
Grant Township Republican Caucus Meeting Planned
A Republican caucus in Grant Township is scheduled for Monday March 1 at 2 o clock to nominate township officers and discuss other business. The committee indicated that additional matters may arise during the session.
Isabella County Holiness Association Meeting in Mt Pleasant
The Isabella County Holiness Association announces its next monthly meeting for Friday March 11 at Nazariine Church West Broadway Mt Pleasant due to weather and road conditions. Rev J C Brillhart pastor Flint will speak. Owosso Bible School boys quartet will perform at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM.
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Isabella County Holiness Association
Nazariine Church
West Broadway
ML. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
J.C. Brillhart
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Flint
Owosso Bible School
Andersonville Community Notes and Social Visits
The Meet-A While club met with Evelyn Muterspaush on March 2 with next session set for March 16 with Mrs. Earl Hovey. Neighbors and families visit Clarence Ramey, Hazel Ramey, Genevieve Siple, Raymond Lennox, Bernié Ramey, and others in a sequence of social calls around Mt. Pleasant and Iron Tanking with multiple households hosting and visiting throughout the period.
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Evelyn Muterspauzh
Earl Hovey
Social notes mention Miss Lennox and neighbors
Miss Dorothy Lennox called on Hazel and Betty Ramey Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Allen and children to Mt. Pleasant on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Dice and children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Stough Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zinger called on her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Mee Farland.
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Warren Nellis
Dickié
Clarence Ramey
Genevieve ‘Siple
Hazel Ramey
Dorothea
Kile
Lou
Nolen
George Renner
Raymond Lennox
Warren ‘Nellis
Bernié
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Kilé
John ‘Tice
Ruth Allen
Martin
Dorothy Lennox
Hazel
Betty Ramey
Will Allen
John
Dice
Stough
Fred Zinger
Mannie Mee Farland
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Tesus
Clare Boy
AL ‘Stone
Kenwood Ave
Eo. O. F! Lodge
American Legion
Rebekah
Clare Kiwavilé Club
Farmera Institute
Clare School
Grant ‘Township
Farmera Union
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Reguar
Order of the Eastern Star
S Roth
Wil ‘Liams
Gisre
Firet Ticket
Cub Scouts
Suzanne Irving
Han
Highway Dept
Elry Gregory
Vernon
Republican ‘Caucus
Ath Ang
Hatton Caucus
People’s Party
Bute
Orimittes
Democratic Caucus
Tas
Grigg
Grange Party
Geston
Gacus
Grant
Repul
Grant Township
Will
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Andersonville
New Smar
Vibes
Davy Bldg
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