Two Clare Girls Hurt When Auto Overturns
Two Clare teens face injuries after a car rollover near the US 10 US 27 intersection. Lois B Brown 18 suffered a broken collarbone and leg bruises. Doris Marble 16 fractured a vertebra. Both girls are recovering at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois BE. Brown
Leo Brown
Clare
Doris Marble
Monroe Marble
Miss Brown
Lois
Central Michigan Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Doris
Story of Easter music pageant set for Palm Sunday
The Clare Methodist Church will present The Story of Easter as a musical pageant on Palm Sunday evening April 2 at 8 00 P M in the church auditorium. About seventy five people will participate with fifty in the musical cast and the rest in drama. The production directed by Harry Dice features scenes from the Passion Week including The Last Supper The Garden of Gethsemane The Trial The Crucifixion and the Resurrection. Rehearsals are under way and cast announcements will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Church
Harry Dice
Haster
H.R. Evans
Presbyterian Choir
Bay City
Gethsemane
Christ
Donald B. Holbrook
Sentinel
Mary L. Ovsinger obituary notice
The obituary notes Mary L. Ovsinger died. Services will be held at the Doherty Funeral Home Saturday at 2 40 o'clock. The notice appears in this week's publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ovrstao
Dyslager
Gorge Wiliams
Doherty
First Glascreen Installed at Ideal Theatre in Clare
The first Glascreen installation in Michigan will be completed soon at the Ideal Theatre in Clare. The Glascreen, loom produced by Owers-Corning Glass Laboratories, promises greatly improved sound and more lifelike color and detail over previous screen technology. The Ideal previously introduced Voice Of The Theatre sound, a pioneer step now common in large Michigan theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ideal Theatre
Clare
Owers-Corning Glass Laboratories
Ideal
Blood plasma clinics urged in Clare and Harrison
The Michigan Department of Health and American Red Cross sponsor plasma clinics at Harrison Congregational Church on Wednesday April 6 and Clare City Hall on Thursday April 6. Clinics run 1 00 to 3 00 pm and 5 00 to 7 00 pm to build a county plasma bank for emergency use and local supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Harrison Congregational Church
Clare City Hall
Michigan Departent of Health
American Red Cross
Michigan Department of Health Laboratories
Lansing
Sentinel
Red Grass
Myrtle Coil
Harrison
Tim Frey
Seventh
St. Clare
Norge Appliances Contest Offers Big Prizes
A sensational Norge contest at the local Household Appliances store closes Tuesday March 28. Winners receive a Norge appliance of choice and certificates up to 70 dollars. Total prizes amount to 4900 dollars. Rules and details are in the advertisement on page eight of this week's Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norge
Sentinel
India Missionary to Speak at Clare Church of God
F. W. Heinly, missionary to India for thirty years, speaks at Clare Church of God Sunday March 26 and Monday March 27. Sunday 11:00 A M he tells of a Hindu priest's conversion. 8:00 P M he shows pictures on idol worship. Monday 3:00 P M sermon aims to urge action on India’s unfinished task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Heinly
India
Clare Church of God
Permon
Holnly
District Cancer Society Meeting Held in Lare
The American Cancer Society held a luncheon and district meeting in Lare to plan the April fund drive. Mrs. John Wicklund presided and introduced Allen G. Miller who compared cancer to the Oklahoma leopard escape. Henry Blanchard led a round table on campaign methods and films urged public education and early detection to save thousands of lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Hotet Doherty
Michigan
John Wicklund
Clare County
Allen G. Miller
Grand Rapids
Henry Blanchard
Library Association Elects Officers and Plans Drive
A large group gathered at Clare City Library on Friday March 10 to reorganize and elect officers. Elected were President Mrs Harold Fleming Vice President Mrs Kenneth Boror Secretary Mrs Robert Pinaire Treasurer Mrs H Tibine. Plans include a spring membership drive and binding National Geographic issues since 1933 with a complete index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City Library
Library Association
Harold Fleming
Vics
Kenneth. Bor
Mra
Robert Pinaire
H. Tibine
Department of State
National Geographic
Mrs Laura Pringle Dies at Daughters Home in Saginaw
Clare and Farwell resident Mrs Laura Pringle died Friday morning March Lith at her daughter Mrs Edna Jockwig’s home in Saginaw where she had lived the last three years. Born April 2 1860 in Lake Como PA she moved to this area in 1869 and married A S Pringle in Clio MI in 1878. She is survived by four children six grandchildren and several relatives. Her funeral was held at Farwell Methodist Church with interment in Surrey Cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura. Pringle
Clare and Farwell
Hdna Jockwiz
Saginaw
Pringle
Laura V. Martin
Lake Como
Pennsylvania
A. S. Pringle
Clio
Michigan
William
Sever Breat
Farwell
Goasett- Cederberg
City Dog Licensing Rules Sent To Public Notice
City dogs three months or older must be licensed and tagged and kept on premises after sunset unless controlled by a person. Female dogs in heat require leashing beyond owner premises. Unlicensed dogs found running at large are public nuisances and may be disposed of. Warren L. Decker, Chief of Police, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Decker
Chief of Police
Demolay Still Has Chance Of Leading League
With one game left this season Clare DeMolay Independent basketball has a mathematical shot at the second half pennant. Farwell and Beaverton top the standings at five and one, Farm Bureau four and one, while DeMolay sits fourth at six and two, just a fraction behind the leaders. DeMolay beat Weidman 58 47 as Wallace Campbell and Bryant led with 11 10 and nine. Weidman’s Denilow had 42. Beaverton beat Marion 82 40 as Talmadge scored 35. Coleman beat Beal City 53 48 with Yonkers top scorer 14 for Beal City. Clare Mfg was to play Weidman Thursday. season finale at Beaverton under negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare DeMolay
Farwell
Beaverton
Farm Bureau
DeMolay
Weidman
Bob Wallace
Bill Campbell
Ernie Bryant
Coleman
Beal City
Clare
Don
Johnson
Bagley
Hew Kennedy
Dick Yonkers
Clare Manufacturing Company
Wei
Crippled Children Easter Seals Sent to Rural Teachers
Mrs. W. N. Byers, Clare County Easter Seal Sale chair, reports strong county cooperation as seals go to rural school teachers this weekend. The appeal notes that without Crippled Children's Fund help, many handicapped children face a difficult start, urging readers to assist and ease a child’s burden.
Brush College Eudiés Presents Evening of Plays at Town Hall
On March 31, 1950 at 5500 hours in Arthur town hall Brush College Eudiés presents a full evening of entertainment. The program includes two plays performed by the Aid followed by a game shown by Hubert Garter. Lunch will be served and total admission is 50 cents and 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Town Hall
The
Brush? College
Eudiés
Aid
Hubert Garter
Emerald Room at Doherty Modernized at Hotel Doherty
The Emerald Room at Hotel Doherty is redecorated with cream walls and green ceiling. New lighting, chartreuse and dark green upholstery, stainless back bar, and a Carrier ice machine upgrade service quality. Flint’s Jack Corey will provide Hammond organ music weekly with dinner sets on Sundays. Square dances planned Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Hotel
Doherty
Central Michigan
Emerald Room
Jack Corey
Flint
Wedgewood
Annual Clare Womans Tournament closes Sunday
The 4th Annual Clare Womans Bowling Association Tournament wrapped up on Sunday March 19 at the Clare Alleys. Hotel Doherty won the team event with a 2998 series, followed by Oke Dokes 2939, Bill's Tavern 2923, and Clare Migs Novi 2311.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Womans Bowling Association
Clare Alleys
Hotel Doherty
Oke Dokes
Bill's Tavern
Ruth ‘Burké
Dora
Grover
Coleman
Rolling
Maxine, Green
Courtney
Gloria Dedioff
Hazel Bradshaw
Louise Gibbs
Edith Cain
Marion Bellinger
Ann Olson
Helen W. Keller
Colémda
Were-Jean
Bringold
Dorothy Buzard
Jean Séitz
Speech Contest Planned at Clare School Auditorium
On March 28 the District Speech Contest will be held in the Clare auditorium with participants from Clare Coleman Shepherd and St Louis. Events include orations declamations dramatic readings and extemporaneous speech. Winners from March 10 were Joanne Raymond Betty Gallagher Bill Wentworth Dick Nivison Janie Bicknell Layina White Bill Barber Bob Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Coleman
Shepherd
St. Louis
Joanne Raymond
Betty Gallagher
Bill Wentworth
Dick Nivison
Janie Bicknell
Layina White
Bill Barber
Bob Burgess
Bates
Emery
Sheponski
Doris Huss
Margaret Simons
Evelyn Todd
Shirley
Methner
Thowe
Shepherd Ares Shirley
Workman
Kathleen
Little
Jack Morgan
Anto Mage Stead
Marshall Reed to Speak Here Sunday Morning
The Clare Methodist Church hosts Marshall R. Reed Detroit Area Bishop for a March 26 service at 10 00 AM The Farwell church joins for the event part of a district wide preaching series Reed a Detroit leader with Michigan connections is described as a dynamic speaker and will also address the Methodist Men's Meeting in Big Rapids that day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Marshall R. Reed
Detroit
Michigan
Farwell Methodist Church
Clara Church
Big Rapids
Albion College
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Ilinois
Northwestern University
Drew Seminary
Madison
N. J
Nardin Park
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bishop Reed
Delta Pan Delta
Delta Sigma
Rho
Phi Beta Kappa
Masonic
Kiwanis Club
District Forensic Contests At Beaverton High School
The Michigan High School Forensic Association will hold district contests March 29 1950 at Beaverton High School. First round at 4:00 p m second at 7:00 p m. Entries include Standish West Branch Hast Tow ns Whitmore and Beaverton with events Declamation Dramatic Reading Extempore Speaking and Oratory. Beaverton representatives include Normajean Broka Laveria Mishler Wilroye Davis Keith Davis Janet Bradley and Richard Mischler. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan High School Forensic Association
Beaverton High School
Standish
West Branch
Hast Tawns
Whittemore
Beaverton
Normajean Broka
Laveria Mishler
Wilroye Davis
Keith Davis
Janet Bradley
Richard Mischler
Clare Shoppers Warn About Car Looting
Clare residents are urged to report every car looting incident to the police. The department notes car looting is a felony and offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law to curb the growing issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Krienke Pleads Guilty to Liquor Law Violation
Paul Krienke, 67, pleaded guilty to illegal sale of intoxicating liquor in Isabella County Circuit Court. The raid on his Coleman area residence yielded ten cases of beer, four gallons of wine, and five quarts of whiskey. Local officers said the business had operated with little caution and attracted minors, with Krienke claiming medical purposes and sociability for his stock. Also noted were multiple local sentences for disorderly conduct and fines in Mt. Pleasant and Coleman courts for various individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krienke
Coléniart
Donald E. Holbrook
Isabella County
Ray Sweet
Mt. Pleasant
Louis Dean
Krienke
Vernon Church
Coleman
Ray Martin
Rosebush
Vernell Davis
Ed Johengen
Tony Sgaggio
John Shewshuk
Wise Township
Ned
James B. Ryan
Georgiana Saunders
MG Pleasant
Clinton Pelcher
Mildred’ Pelcher
Mt. ‘Pleasants
Carl Cléments
Sosta
Wiliigh
Marshall
R-2
Dean Erin
Clare High School to Stage Annual Operetta April Second
Clare High School announces its annual operetta performed by the glee club. The comedy set in the wild west features Aunt Lavinia, catchy tunes, and the song Meet Arizona. Committees have been appointed with each chorus member on at least two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Lavinia
Arizona
Lee
Lu Ann Hampton
Lee Sowle
4Mr
Harner
Ruth Chappel
Alma Lee Selter
Joat 'Buselfe
Esther’ Nev
Barbara ‘Brewer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gladwin
Barbara Kennedy
Gateway Lanes
Gladwin Hospital
Miss Kennedy
Draria Palm
Mary.l. Ovsinger
Clare and
Norge Appliances
Clare Churich
District Cancer Society
Library Assn
Laura Pringle
Police Dept
Hotel ‘Doherty
Methodist ‘Church
Marshall R. Read
Marshall Reed
Beaverton School
Clare Shoppers
Woodrow Weeks
Wii. B. Dunlop
Conservatiot
Howard Rowe
Hewakr
E. Wi
Charles” Walker
East Bansing
McEwan
Fourth Streets
Clare High School
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!