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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1936

Page

4

Wise Township slander case ends with no action verdict

In Mt Pleasant Circuit Court Judge Ray Hart presided as Bruce Morrison sued Frank Stuber for slander claiming theft of township funds. The jury found no cause for action after a three day trial with a one hour fifteen minute jury deliberation.

Bruce Morrison Frank Stuber Wise ‘Township Mt. Pleasant Ray ‘Hart Morrison Atty Cotter Pleasant Stuber Jos. Naumes Mr. Morrison Austin Moore Wise Township Naumes Clare

Local Legion Auxiliary District Meet Held at Blanchard

Local Legion members attended the tenth district gathering with guests including National Vice President Agnes Dunn and Department officers. A post banquet followed at Parleon Beach with St Patrick’s motifs as members and guests posed for photos and awards.

Blanchard Agnes Dunn Bad Axe Marie Schrumpf Niles Bertha Proestel Detroit Adelaide Wylie Clare Parleon Parleon Beach Carl Smith Bay City Post Mario Thomas Bay City Augustus H. Gansser Leslie P. Kergen Don L. Beardslee David V. Addy Peter G. Mason Alfred Hanson Jane Mason Weslie Sherwood Blanche Walker Audrey Dee Willey General Willey Leo @. Oden Conrad Walker Andrew D. Willey Alexander HE. Wylie

In Memoriam Vernon Thrush Killed March 17 1935

In loving memory of Vernon Thrush our beloved son and brother killed March 17 1935. A precious one from us is gone a voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our home. God in his wisdom has recalled the boon his love has given. The soul is safe in heaven. Mr and Mrs Frank Thrush and sons Mr and Mrs Sidney Thrush Mr and Mrs Lester Thrush Mr Leonard Thrush Harold Wilbur Hoy and Leon Thrush.

Vernon Loys Frank Thrush and Sidney Thrush Lester Thrush Leonard Thrush Harold, Wilbur,” Hoy Leon Thrush

Piano Pupils Entertain at Instructor's Home

Piano pupils and guests gathered Friday night at Frances Andersons home for an evening of music including solos and duets. Students listed include Van Brocklin Groves Martha Ann Rank Garey Perry Murphy Rank Cimmerer Severson Loomis Green McKnight Leitner Perry Houghton Cote Caple and others as they performed for their parents and friends.

Frances Anderson Sotoa Onalie van Brocklin Joy Groves Martha Ann Marjorie” Loomis Jack Green Roberta McKnight Coloma Leitner George Parent Romayne Perry Barbara Houghton Peggy Ann Cote Barbara Caple

Michigan hotel managers rate Michigan potatoes high

Sixty hotel managers in Michigan and nearby states shared candid views on potatoes from Michigan farms. They praise quality, seek specific varieties and seed, and stress grading, storage, and keeping profits local. The survey shows many hotels care about state of origin, variety, and handling.

Michigan P. D. Gibson Clare Cominty H. C. Moore B. R. Proulx Michigan State College Moore U. S

Voter Support Extends to Second Ward Caucus Leader

An official thanks voters in the second ward for backing at Friday night caucus and asks for continued support and votes in the April 6 election. The message emphasizes past performance as supervisor and looks ahead to the forthcoming vote.

Second Ward

Card of Thanks from the Kube Family

The Kube family expresses gratitude to all who assisted during their father Wm. Kube's illness and passing. Thanks are given to Rev. Bin hammer for his message, the singers, floral tokens, and those who provided cars.

Wm. Kube Binhammer Kube

Appreciation Note From Hospital Stay

A message of thanks from Mrs. Jacob Walker to friends for acts of kindness during her stay at Clare County General Hospital.

Clare County General Hospital

Big Horse Sale at Dunlop Farm March 24

Auction at the Dunlop Farm in Clare Michigan features 60 head of well matched teams including 20 yearlings and two year old colts mostly mares. Alda peverak sets of good hornesties Fe Wy Drinlop.

Dunlop ‘Farm Aid Alda Peverak Clare Michigan

Suppers Postponed By Alderman Over Patrick Issue

The event is delayed due to outstanding concerns raised by Alderman St. Patrick in city discussions. Details remain pending until officials confirm a new date and location.

Horn Blower blamed for highway dangers and accidents

Readers hear that the horn blower is an nuisance and dangerous on the roads. The author argues that reliance on horn signals misleads drivers and causes crashes, urging better driving habits and attention.

Respected Citizen Baker Dies After Long Public Service

Harry G Baker born February 18 1856 in Blandford Ontario Canada moved to Michigan in 1879 married Elizabeth Rose February 20 1886 later lived in Farwell. He served as pastor and Sunday School leader, supported prohibition, penned poetry, and died March 12 1936 with funeral held at Farwell Methodist Church conducted by Rev George Stanford.

Baker Michigan Elizabeth Rose Mellina Township Antrim County Farwell Saginaw R. J. and Thomas Toronto Canada Hannah Baker Nellie Dempsey Detroit Methodist ‘Church George Stanford

Relief group seeks home goods after February fires

The Clare County Emergency Relief reports four families lost homes in February and March with ten people per home. The relief asks for bed frames springs cooking utensils and clothing to help reestablish the families. Call Phone 25.

Clare County

Mt. Pleasant Sugar Beet Growers Plan March Meeting

Members are warned that the Mt. Pleasant Sugar Beet Growers Association will hold its annual meeting at the Central State Teachers College Mt. Pleasant Michigan on March 21 1986 at ten oclock A M sharp. The session will elect a Board of Directors and address other business. BE BE HAPNER Secretary.

Mt. Pleasant

Birthday Party for Aged Lady At Daughter's Home

Sixteen friends gathered last Monday to celebrate Grandma Shank's 80th birthday at her daughter Mrs. Maurice Pratt's home. A fine lunch, visiting, and music followed a lovely birthday cake. Cards and a dollar gift marked the occasion.

Grandma Shank Maurice Pratt

Hoover Couple Observes 40th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs D E Hoover of Lansing celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at 1417 Juyons Ave Lansing Aids guests from Pontiac Detroit Mason Clare Harrison and Toledo Ohio and Lansing received many gifts and congratulatory messages from across the United States.

D. E. Hoover Lansing Juyons Ave Pontiac Detroit Mason Clare Harrison Toledo

Just a Little Smile Izzy and Lizzie Dialogue

A light daily panel from Pathfinder Magazine features Izzy and Lizzie trading a pun about sewing machines and kisses. Izzy contrasts rough stitching with tender sight while Lizzie smiles at the wordplay and warmth of the moment.

Izzy Lizzie Pathfinder Magazine

Compromise Exchange Sparks Family Feud

A tense exchange reveals a demand for marriage tied to a fortune, provoking discord within PJ and family circles. The dialogue hints at unresolved financial and relational pressures driving the dispute.

Acknowledgment of Kindness to Mrs Kistler Family

We thank friends for kindnesses during Mrs Kistler's hospital stay. Appreciation for flowers cards letters and help at home is gratefully acknowledged by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kistler and family.

Bruce Gibbs Seeks City Treasurer Post

The Democrat convention endorses Bruce Gibbs for City Treasurer. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability and asks for votes in the upcoming election.

Nomination and Gratitude Mentioned for Treasurer

Disjointed notice expresses gratitude for the nomination to treasurer. Names Vera B. Peterson appear in fragmented form, indicating a personal acknowledgment within a political or organizational context.

Unclear OCR cites cities and measurements

Fragmentary text references cities and a numeric measurement but provides no coherent event, date, or parties. The readable fragments mention 24 and 87 feet with no action or outcome to summarize.

Lemon Vitamin Rich Tells Childhood Lemonade Tales

Edith M Barber recalls a childhood swap of pennies for treats and lemon juice, then notes lemons as a vitamin rich staple. The article blends memories with recipes for lemon uses from sauces to desserts and a fish dish, ending with baked fish and vegetables.

Pillows Use Hanging Sofa Pillows For Dust Removal

A fragment notes that one of Pillows hanging sofa pillows acts to remove loose dust and helps settle feathers, while also sweetening them.

Spring conventions nominate city ticket across wards

Both parties nominate their tickets at spring conventions. First Ward names John Hanley for supervisor John W Dunlop for alderman and John Rodabaugh for constable Ward two lists Ernest Chaffee for supervisor Ivan He Feighner for alderman and Lyman Rodabaugh for constable Third Ward names George Johnson for supervisor Arthur Parish for full term Thas C Holbrook for vacancy and Lyman Wyman for constable City committee for the ensuing year includes Ira Richmond James Bica nell and Edward Johnston.

John Hanley John W. Dunlop Boody Ernest Chaffee tiIvan HE. Feighner John Rodabaugh George Johnson Arthur Parish Thas C. Holbrook Lyman Wyman Ira Richmond James Bicanell Edward Johnston

Townsend Pension Plan Meeting At City Hall

A meeting will be held at City Hall next Wednesday night March 26 at 8 06 in interest of the Townsend pension plan. Young and old are invited to attend to hear the speakers explain the issue in full detail.

Townsend

Farmer's Union Local Meeting At Sheridan Town Hall

The Farmer's Union will hold a local meeting at the Sheridan Town Hall on Monday afternoon March 23. All members are requested to attend and everyone is welcome. Committee.

The Farmer’s Union Sheridan Town Hall

Public Auction of Household Furniture in Dover

Mrs. P. VanConant will sell at public auction at the premises in Dover on Thursday April 2. The sale includes her entire lot of household furniture with a watch for list notice to follow next week. Her name appears in the ad as the organizer of the sale.

Shipping Dates Clarify Livestock Docket for Farmers

Notice directs livestock shipments to arrive by 2 00 p m on March 24 and by date in April for Farmers Indiana Producer Co.

Community Club and Lodge Meeting Schedule Updates

Notices list weekly gatherings including I C C F Lodge Friday 8 30 p m and Rebekahs meetings. Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesday 6 30 p m. Eastern Star first Thursday 7 30 p m. American Legion first and third Mondays. Ma Ronie Lodge second Tuesday monthly. plus events like Wild Ginger play March 27 at Clare High School and Friday Hagie church singing classes led by Sr J Hendrich. election day lunch at Congregational church.

Hagie Church Sr. J. Hendrich Clare Kiwanis Doherty Clare High School

Wanted A Everyone Advertises In This Column

A public notice invites readers to place items for sale or requests for services in the community column. It emphasizes free listings and welcomes all residents to participate in the classified exchange.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Memoriam Ginger Dopan Lote Staty Shee Mrs Jacob Walker Ald. St. Éheey Harry G. Baker Life of Stirling Harry G."“Baker Enoch and Lucy Baker Oxford ‘County Blandford Township Ontario Public Margaret Lindgay A, Bruce Gibbs Vera B. "Peterson Edith M. Barber Bell Syndicate WNU Ath Banking Department Savings Dept SS. I. James Bicknell Acey M. Parker James S. Bicknell A. B. Mulder Wm, Wi Bicknell Il Hampton Agaraline P. VanConant I. C. C. F. Lodge Rebekahs Congregational Church Order of the Eastern Star American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary Arthur Thayer South of
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