Masonry Royal Arch Degree Conferment in Farwell
The Royal Arch degree was conferred on three members of John Look Lodge in Clare Tuesday evening at Farwell. Dr Lambie of Midland and Rev Albert Dawe of Clare assisted as chaplain. New Companions include Mayor John Dunlop, Theo Wallington, and Prosecuting Attorney Donald Holrock. The Farwell Chapter hosted a sumptuous dinner and toastmaster Floyd Oliver of Mt Pleasant led short talks to promote fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodige
Clare
Sye- Ming
Farwell
Lambie
Midland
Donald Holrock
Wilmot Carpenter
Floyd Oliver
Mt Pleasant
Townsend Club Growth At Loomis Hall Meet
Enthusiasm and interest in Tri-Unity Townsend clubs show growth as 150 members attend Loomis Hall event. About 10 to 15 new members join each meeting and a pot luck supper followed talks by Mrs. McLaughlin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Unity Club
Ruth Harkness
New York
Mei-Mei
Thibet
Su-Lin
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Special notice to dog owners on hunting season rules
Dog owners have until March 15 to train dogs in fields and woods under state law. After that date dogs may not be in woods unless a permit is issued by the Director of Conservation to recognized clubs for field trials. Last year permits lasted to April 15. Keep dogs tied or fenced to prevent damage to game birds and animals. Owners may be prosecuted for running dogs at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Conservation
Nomination for Alderman in Second Ward by Detwiler
242 Martz Detwiler announces nomination by the Democratic party for the office of Alderman in the Second Ward. He solicits votes from voters and pledges to work for taxpayers if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Martz Detwiler
Notice to City Voters Treas urer Candidates Gibbs
Notice to city voters thanks for caucus consideration. A. Bruce Gibbs and Jessie Gibbs pledge careful attention to duties of the treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bruce Gibbs
Jessie Gibbs
Card of Thanks for Kind Neighbors and Friends
Words fail us as we thank our kind neighbors and friends for the thoughtful comfort after the loss of Carl L. Bartus. Special thanks to Rev. Telder Miss Stella Short for her message and Mr Friz for his thoughtfulness. May God bless you all. Anthony O Mealy. Mr and Mrs Henry Russell Mrs Henry Kinyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Bartus
Telder
Miss Stella
Friz Whio
Mie
Mia
Anthony O'méaley
Henry Russell
Henry Kin
Rev W Younglove Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Rev W Younglove marked his 92nd birthday on March 21 1846 1938 with memory of a long ministry. He preached in multiple towns built churches Edenville Coleman and Gladwin and rode a horse and cart to services earning the nickname Galloping Preacher. A poem from Con H Bastin at 1314 Neving Ave Benton recalls his faithful life and Christian faith with birthday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenville
Coleman
Gladwin
Oregon
California
Washington
Rev
Younglove
Brother Younglove
Ben
Palace of Four
Bing
S. Jong
Golden Gate
Richmond
Con. H. Bastin
Neving Ave
Vernon Township caucus nominates Bannie Schultz for treasurer
The Union ticket nominates Bannie Schultz for Vernon township treasurer at Monday caucus and asks voters to support her on April 4. Schultz pledges to serve to the best of her ability if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Township
Bannie Schultz
Public Auction on Harrison Gladwin Road Farm
Otto Schmidt holds a public sale Friday April 1 at 1:00 p.m. on Harrison Gladwin road farm one mile north and 1 2 east of McKenna store. Items include all farm equipment livestock and household goods. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison-Gladwin Road
McKenna Store
Otto Schmidt
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The family of Mrs Walter Getchell extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Getchell
Damoth Announces Fifth Annual Easter Seal Sale in Michigan
Ann Damoth named chairman of the Michigan Society for Crippled Children announces the fifth annual Easter Seals sale statewide from April 1 to 17 to fund aid for physically handicapped persons. The organization has led crippled child efforts since 1921 with past chairman B N Mercer praised for his work in Clare County and beyond. Funds support a Better Life for Crippled Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baster
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Ims
Michigan Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Clare County
B. N. Mercer
Mercer
Michigan Society
Study Club Debate Highlights Home Influence On Youth
Mrs N H Smith hosted a study club session focusing on how family life shapes youths from ages one to six and beyond. Debaters discussed rural versus urban home impact, church and school roles, and community activities. the vote favored the affirmative 5 to 6. A sextette performed two songs, and plans for an April sewing afternoon were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrey
Fleming
Jones
Keschman
Eivery
The
Sentinel
Andrus
Club
Sentinel Helps Clare Find Quick Results
The Clare Sentinel offers fast assistance to locate whatever you want, promising swift results and reliable help for readers seeking services and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
New Rubber Coats and Hats For City Firemen
This week the city fire department received new rubber coats and hats purchased by the city council. The coats are high quality with reinforced wear points and lining and include an extra heavy ring for warmth. Hats are sturdy and protect against falling debris with adjustable lining. Each fireman will have a number over his hook and on the coat with C. F. D. Chief Albert Haley’s white outfit will mark him easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Haley
Rare Moravian music found by Pitt professor in Lititz church
Theodore M. Finney of the University of Pittsburgh discovered a cache of rare Moravian manuscripts hidden in a Lititz church dating from before 1812. The collection, written by Moravians who fled Germany, includes religious anthems and symphony and chamber works in a Mozart Haydn tradition. Finney notes Eastern Pennsylvania churches often allowed orchestral music in worship, unlike New England. The manuscripts likely will be placed at Bethlehem Moravian seminary for preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburch
Lititz
Pennsylvania
S . Lancaster County
Theodore M. Finney
University’ of
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Finney
Germany
Bethlehem
America
Mozart
Haydn
New England
Massachusetts
Moravian Church
Record-setting artificial leg sent to Bastrop farmer
J E Hangar Inc reports its longest leg yet a 39% inch prototype for 43 year old farmer and woodsman BE Bledsoe of Bastrop Louisiana. Weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces the 7 foot 6 inch limb includes a size 22 shoe and survivor tells of a tree injury in 1936 leading to amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orléans
J. E. Hangar
Cr. W. Apperson
Bledsoe
Gold Loops Create Collar Necklace for Dark Dress
Henry a la Pensee crafts a collar necklace for a dark afternoon dress using several rows of interlocking golden loops. The lacy effect is achieved by curtain ring like circles. The house also features Élip and comb sets with bow designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A la Pensee
Golf Introduced in 1889 from St Andrews Links Origin
The fragment notes golf’s introduction in 1889 and mentions the St Andrews course as a pivotal origin point for the first golf links in the United States. It hints at a link between St Andrews and early American golf development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Andrews
Election Lunch Planned at Congregational Church
The Ladies Guild will serve an Election Lunch at the Congregational church dining room on April 4. Primary Mothers Teachers Club to meet in the Kindergarten room of Clare public school on Monday April 4 at 2715 p.m. City School closes for a one week spring vacation. faculty to travel home for rest. Mrs. Fred Clark of St Louis and relatives gathered for birthday celebrations. Clare Nutrition Club met March 16 with Mrs Ben Loomis. topic Adopting one menu for all ages. April meeting planned with Mrs Frank Nash on East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
Congregational Church
Primary Mothers Teachers Club
Clare
W. B. Bowler
Kate O’connor
Florida
George Smith
Clarkston
George Workman
Drayton Plains
Sentinel
Fred Clark
St. Louis
Wm. Arnold
Mrs. Arnold
Nutrition Club
Clare Nutrition Club
Ben Loomis
Hsther Williams
Hsther Roe
Frank Nash
East Fourth Street
Spring fashion notes forecast pastel looks and bold accessories
Pastel colors dominate the season with hats tied under the chin or via chin-straps. Handbags enlarge to statement sizes while new blouses feature bishop sleeves. Collections revive guimpe dresses paired with gabardine and snakeskin accents, and rayon prints offer anti crease options.
Outlaw Band Becomes Noblemen in Operetta Return
An operetta presented by H S glee clubs ends in triumph as the cast, now revealed as noblemen, win the Major General's blessing to marry his daughters Leona Samborn Alice Foell Mary Lou Roach and Aretha McLaughlin. The cast honors Miss Donna Hornb éck with a gift and presents Miss Doris Gerow a bouquet for her years of help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou
Leona Samborn
Alice Foell
Mary Lou Roach
Aretha McLaughlin
Donna Hornbéck
Doris Gerow
Wildlife reels shown tonight at C HLS theater
Four reels of wildlife were shown tonight. The program impressed judges who gave honorable mentions to high school essay writers Leo Warner Midland Jack Nichols Allegan Mary Ann Wise Grand Rapids and Betty Sherman Jarwell. Honorable mention in the grades included Mary Esther Hall Battle Creek Virginia Towner St Helens Leo Ziegelman Sandusky and Virginia Babcock Coloma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Warner
Midland
Jack Nichols
Allegan
Mary Ann Wise
Grand Rapids
Betty Sherman
Jarwell
Dernilion
Mary Esther Hall
Battle Creek
Virginia Towner
St. Helens
Leo Ziegelman
Sandusky
Virginia Babcock
Colna
Infant and Preschool Clinics Scheduled in Clare County
Two clinics set for Friday April 1 at Lake School at 10 00 a m and at Health office over City Bakery at 2 00 p m Mothers with infants and preschool children urged to attend Clare County Nurse Martha BE Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake School
Martha BE
Rogers
Clare County
Dance at Him Grove Moves to Friday Night
Notice announces the Him Grove dance will be held on Friday night instead of Saturday in the future. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Him Grove
Community Club Meetings and Local Events Listed
Upcoming gatherings include I C O B Lodge Fridays at 8, Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays at 8 30, Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays at 6 30, American Legion Auxiliary first and third Mondays, Clare Chamber of Commerce first Tuesdays, Farmers Union Grant Township Local 142 first and third Wednesdays, Order of the Eastern Star first Thursdays at 1 30, American Legion second and fourth Mondays, Masonic Lodge Regwar on the second Tuesday, and a Mother and Daughter banquet at the Congregational Church on May 4.
Hinkle School Board Plans Monday Night Meeting
A special meeting of the Hinkle School Board is set for Monday at 8:00 PM at the school house to discuss questions of vital importance to the district. All taxpayers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle
Grange Party and Dance Set at Mt Vernon Hall
A card party and dance are planned at Mt Vernon Grange hall on Wednesday night March 30 with attendance expected from local residents and Grange members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Party
Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Sunday Chicken Dinner at St Cecilia’s Church
Church notices advertise a Sunday chicken dinner at St Cecilia’s on March 21 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. Tickets priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. “Cecilia's ‘Church
Canta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farwell Lodge
Townsend Club
Clare, Coleman
John Gardner
John Souris
Loomis
B. Bristol
Bay City
Bernice
Bristol
Second Ward
Bens
Wee
Vernon Twp
Damoth
N. H. Smith
Americas
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Michigan
H.S. Glee Clubs
C. Hls
Rebekah Lodge
Clare Kiwanis Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Grant Township Local No. 142
Farmers Union
Order of the Eastern Star
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Hinkleville 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!