Burton Northon Severely Injured in Fog Crash Near Clare
Burton Northon 31 of Clare suffered a brain concussion and facial lacerations after being thrown from his 1948 Dodge pickup 2.9 miles south of Clare on US-27 in dense fog. Gengle 22 of Charlevoix driving a 1947 Olds tried to pass and collided. Northon was treated at Central Michigan Hospital Mt. Pleasant and released. Gengle received a ticket for failure to yield right of way. Other accidents nearby involved Stanley Shooredy and Don Runyon. no serious injuries reported. The report notes further incidents and a deer collision with Tim Frey in the same timeframe.
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Burton Northon
Clare
Ags Burton
Anthony Gengle
Charlevoix
Burton
Central Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Gengle
James Martin
Clayton Smith
Stanley Shooredy
R-3
Don Runyon
Shocredy
Ray Underwinod
Tim Frey
Mott
Frey
Lucille Van Hoose Promotes Hamburgers and Coffee
Local ad note touts large delicious hamburgers and coffee price at five cents. Lucille's Hat Shop run by Herband and Lucille Van Hoose also listed in the notice.
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Lucille
Herband
Lucille van Hoose
Easter Mass at St. Henry's Rosebush scheduled for nine
The public is invited to St. Henry's Church in Rosebush for the Easter Mass of the Resurrection at 9 a.m. with a palm and lily decor, choir program, and organ postlude. Holy Week services run Thursday to Saturday at 9 a.m., with Good Friday rites 2 to 3 p.m. and confessions listed for each day.
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St. Henry’s Church
Rosebush
Haly
TB Testing Offered for Clare County School Children
Clare County nurse Mrs. Erma Mee Dowell announces patch testing for tuberculosis will begin in about ten days. Parents receive permit cards for approval, testing targets children up to 14, non compulsory but encouraged. Positive cases may get chest X rays via family physician or Mobile X ray Unit, with broader survey at the county fair this fall.
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Clare County
Erma MeeDowell
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Appointed Supervisors Shape Clare City Board Representation
This installment explains the proposed new charter approved for an April 5 vote. It keeps Clare’s four county board representatives, allows for more with population changes, and assigns appointment power to the Clare city commission. The piece notes potential reappointment of current supervisors and reflects on city versus county governance.
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Clare
Clare County Board of Supervisors
City Commission
Courtly
City’ Commission
Michigan
Frank
Mrs. C Abbott Home Damaged by Fire
Fire broke out at two thirty Tuesday morning in the home of Mrs Cecil Abbott near Clare. Fire Chief Jas Clare led three trucks to the scene as flames gutted the western part of the house within the city limits. The living room and attic were damaged heavily with only partial insurance coverage. Mrs Abbott, her partially blind mother, and three children were in the home. a daughter upstairs was away that night.
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Clare
Cecil Abbott
Us-10
Ws-10
Homse
Rod and Gun Club Plans April Banquet and Crow Derby
At the Clare Rod and Gun Club meeting the annual banquet is set for April 7 at St Cecilia's Church social parlors with dinner at 7. Frenchy Paquin will speak. Tickets are sold in advance by committee members. A crow derby is planned to cull crows to protect pheasants, with $5 per banded crow won by shooters. The opening date will be announced in The Sentinel.
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Clare Rod and Gun Club
St. Cecilia’s Church
Frenchy” Paquin
Michigan Department of Conservation
Burke Collins
Ed. Mussell
Ray Archbold
The
Sentinel
MUCC District No 2 Holds March Meeting in Cadillac
Annual MUCC District No 2 gathering met in Cadillac American Legion Hall with regional VP Henry B. Doll presiding. New directors Cheney of Ludington and Underhiel of Boyne City elected. terms updated for Kirkpatrick Bowler Whaley. discussion focused on Legislature and upcoming Soo convention agenda. Clare Rod and Gun Club represented by Doll Knepper Tel ingon and Kinsel.
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Michigan United Conservation Clubs
American Legion Hall
Cadillac
Henry B. Doll
Clare
Messrs. Cheney
Ludington
Underhiel
Boyne City
Wilbur C. Gardiner
Wellston
B. P. Dunnigan
Kaléya
Walter G.kirkpatrick
Bellaire
Theodore .G Bowler
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Hreeting
Mr. Doll
Wra. Knepper
Wallace Télingon
Henry Kinsel
To Vote On City Charter April 5 in Clare
The city adopts a city manager form by vote 173 in favor to 111 against in a previous election. The Sentinel will publish the final charter series installment next issue and urge readers to study the document before the April 5 vote.
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City G Commission
Clare
the Sentinel
Paul Nass Dies at Germfask Michigan
Paul C Nass born July 10 1889 in Wirten berg Germany son of Jacob and Madaline Nass died March 18 1948 in Germfask Michigan at age 58. Survived by wife Edith son Jay daughter Romina Foster two sisters Lena Kurz Sophia Frantz six grandchildren nineteen nieces and nephews eight step children. Funeral at Doherty Funeral Home 2:30 PM with Rev David Davais and burial Nass lot Cherry Grove Cemetery. Relatives attend from multiple Michigan cities and Plymouth Wisconsin.
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Paul C. Nass
Jacob
Madaline Nass
Wirtenberg
Germany
Germfask
Michigan
Clare
Nass
Grant Township
Rose Roth
Jay
Rominag
Edith
Grand Rapids
Romina Foster
Mt. Pleasant
Lena Kurz
Sophia Frantz
Plymouth
Wisconsin
Doherty Funeral Home
David Davais
Bay City Episcopal Church
Nass Lot
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Saginaw
Frankenmuth
St. Johns
Ashley
Diamondale
Ferndale
Detroit
Charlevoix
Clare School Band Members Participate in Cadillac Festival
Ten Clare school band students competed in Cadillac solo and ensemble events with participants from Reed City Big Rapids Cadillac Marion and Clare. Marilyn Masten earned a state festival berth playing the first movement of Beethoven’s Sonata Pathetique. The State Festival will be held April 26.
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CLARE
Cadillac
Marilyn Masten
Sally Bicknell
Jane Bicknell
Wayne Grace
Mary Lou Archambault
Viola Gunderman
Barbara Teale
Barbara Paxton
Wanda White
Jerry Redman
Reed City
Big Rapids
Marion
Lansing
Bake Sale at Kelsey’s March 27
The Guild will hold a bake sale featuring hot cross buns and baked beans at Kelsey’s on the afternoon of March 27.
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Kelsey's
OREN FOR BUSINESS Lone Pina Cabind ands Cate
Unable to derive a clear event or names from the supplied OCR fragment. The readable elements suggest a business context and possible names but lack coherent facts, dates, or locations to compose a proper item.
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Lone
Pina Cabind
Ands
Winter Sports Council Meets in Clare Friday
East Michigan Winter Sports Council from eight cities gathered at Barnes Cafe in Clare to review the season and plan for next winter. About forty five promoters attended led by Ralph Nuttall of Standish. The group promoted extensive newspaper ads radio spots and a May film to spotlight east Michigan as a winter resort. The council credits glamor campaigns with drawing 125000 visitors to ski runs and toboggan slides in 1947 48 and estimates area spending over 1.25 million by winter sport fans.
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East Michigan Winter Sports Council
Barnes Cafe
Clare
Ralph Nuttall
Standish
Sam Ball
Bay City
East Michigan
West Branch
Tim Cotter
John Dunlop
C. D. Bayes
Dick Groves
Art Damoth
Bill Gibbs
Ken Barnes
Detroit
Alpena
Us-27
Ogemaw Hills
Silver Valley
Saginaw Bay
Easter Seals Promote Help For Crippled Children
The Clare County Society affiliates with the Michigan Society for Crippled Children and National Society for Crippled Children and Adults urging readers to buy Easter Seals. Money funds medical services therapies job training education and recreation to aid crippled children toward healthier happier citizenship.
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Clare County Society
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Bicknell Heads Delegation to State Republican Convention
J Stuart Bicknell of Clare to lead delegation from Clare County to the Republican State Convention set for Detroit on April 8. Theodore G Bowler presided at the Clare City hall meeting. Dr G B Lard of Farwell served as secretary. Members named as delegates include Bowler and Fred Jones with alternates John W Dunlop and Wallace Johnson.
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Theodore G. Bowler
Glare County
Clare
G B ‘Lard
Farwell
Pertorist
Bicknell
Bowr
Fred Jones
Harepi
Detroit
Co. Bu Bayes
Wallace Johnson
Kiwanis Governor to Speak in Clare Next Wednesday
Dr. Glen Reed of Michigan State College spoke at the Clare Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Doherty. He addressed artificial insemination and cattle breeding improvements. Guests included Fowler Noble, John LeTormneau, Dr. Chas Stirling, Leslie Bonstelle, Al Fortune, Dr. Joe Donaldson, John Naumes, Cr. A Wilson. Next week Lieut. Governor Willard Bicknell will preside and Kiwanis Governor Jim Robertson will be the guest speaker.
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Glen Reed
Michigan State College
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Neil B. Stirling
Reed
Michigan
Fowler Noble
John LeTormneau
Chas. Stirling
Leslie Bonstelle
Clare
Atty
al. Fortune
St. Louis
Joe Donaldson
John Naumes
Mt. Pleasant
Cr. A Wilson
Detroit
Willard Bicknell
Jim Robertson
Kiwanis
George Andrew Nelson Dies at Eight Point Home
George Andrew Nelson born October 18, 1887 in Hamilton Ontario died March 16, 1948 at his farm near Eight Point Lake at age sixty. He married Lena Murray in 1914 and they had two sons Hugh and Gordon. Funeral services were held at Thurston Funeral Home and Lake town hall with Rev. Mary Barbour officiating. Interment in Spence cemetery.
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George Andrew Nelson
William
Susannah Nelson
Hamilton
Ontario
Eight Point Lake
Lena Murray
George
Michigan
Brinton
Wint
Léna
Hugh
Foxwell
Gordon
Barryton
Tom Brooks
Perl Tryon
Charles
Lake
Charles Oman
Samuel
Thurston Funeral Home
Mary Barbour
Delmar Gieseler
Chum. Williams
D. Tice
Spence Cemetery
Inez Atkinson
Russel Murphy
Coleman
Mae Wielding
Alma
Wayne Armstrong
Melvin Austin
Lloyd Close
Wm. Pringle
Dewey Gustin
William Gustin
Saginaw
Hstel Brooks
James. Brooks
Manuel Nelson
Harry Isdaihart
Lewis Kapcsos
Lansing
Charles Covert
Greenville
Friend Murray
Gladwin
Glenden Murray
Pontiac
Fred Collard
Windsor
Frank Murray
Sylvester Murray
Marion
Clare
Lone Pine Cafe and Service Station Open After Fire
The Lone Pine Cafe and Service Station reopen in a new 46 by 42 foot stuccoed brick building erected by Charles Wilcox on the former site. The modern facility includes a 25 by 25 dining room leased by Peter and Gerald Brown, a 15 by 15 kitchen, showers, rest rooms, and a neon “Lone Pine Cabins” sign. A new North End block planned nearby will include four shops and a skating rink, with firms including the Caredis brothers involved in construction.
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Lone Pine
Charles Wilcox
Lone Pine Cabins
Peter Caredis
Gerald Brown
McEwan Street
Thomas Caredis
Orval Vandewarker
Federal Trucks At Bob's Sales And Service
Federal trucks advertised at Bob's Sales and Service on Soutin McEwan Street Clare. The listing highlights available models and pricing.
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Bob’s Sales & Service
Soutin McEwan
St. Clare
Clare High School to Offer Behind the Wheel Training
Clare students will gain driver education after Yor W. Dunlop returns from a five day Driver Training Institute. The program, funded by the State Department of Public Instruction and Auto Club of Michigan, includes the use of a dual control car. Michigan ranks second only to Pennsylvania in driver training with 18 districts already offering courses.
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Clare
W. B. Dunlop
State Department of Public Instruction
Automobile Club of Michigan
Punlop
Auto Club
Michigan
American Automobile Association
Share Auto Club
Dunlop
Ernest P. Davis
Norman
Borgerson
State Department of ‘Public
Scliders
Cass
Pennsylvania
Auto
Td Selaoelis
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Clare County School
Supbervindra
C. Abbott
ROD and Gun Club
Plan Crow Derby
Rovers
H. Doll
Paul Nass
Mich
Bake Sale
OREN
Winter Sports Council
J. Stuart Bicknell
Lone Pine Cafe
North End
Clare School
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