PARTIES FIELD TICKET SPLIT IN RURAL TOWNSHIPS BALLOT
Rural townships report party opposition appears on ballots with five townships listing two parties in spring races. Surrey Arthur Vernon Wise Greenwood carry separate tickets with Republican Peoples Democratic lines for supervisor clerk treasurer highway commissioner justice of the peace and board of review. Names include Finch Shear Smedley and others, with multiple constables listed across townships.
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Sentinal
Surrey Township
Republican
Louis Finch
L. R. Shear
Walter Smedley
Elmer Schofield
James Stanley Justice
F. F. Littlefield
John Carpenter
Roy Root
Henry S. G. House
Nelson Weaver
Peoples
Minerva Richmond
Alger Cline
Sterling Winters
Justice of Peace
Wm. Foell
Albert H. Miller
David Clutter
A. Powell
Wm. Dickerson
Arthur Township
Ray Harrold
Mary Sanders
Jesse C. Newman
Ernest Wallace
Charles Out
Aubrey Chatterton
George Codling
Glen Hale
Wade Cradit
Chas. Garver
Perry Davis
Fred Geiger
Stephen Heller
Fred Athey
Bennett Carter
Eugene Orvis
John Loar
Rudolph Knisple
W. E. Myers
Glen Blystone
L. M. Coats
Vernon Township
Earle Beatty
Llewellyn Bradway
Andrew Willey
George Ford
David Setter
Joseph
Elioit
Wm. Dain
Jacopo Krupp
Joseph Orth
John McDonald
Union
John Duncan
Wise Township
Bruce Morrison
A A. A. Moore
Floyd Methner
John Burns
Leo Nixon
Page Wilt
Floyd Tubbs
Greenwood Township
John Burnett
Chas. Burnett
Floyd Chaffee
Clifford Chaffee
Board of Review
Ed Bruce
James Lane
Walter
Auto Collides With Wagon Injuring Two Men
Emerson Eberhardt and Clifford Alger were bruised and cut when their auto collided with a wagon north of the cemetery Friday evening around eight. Eberhardt, driving west, dimmed lights and failed to see the wagon in time after passing another car. The wagon was owned by Mannie Sutton. both vehicles sustained heavy damage.
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Emerson Eberhardt
Clifford Alger
Eberhart
Mr. Alger
Eichberhardt
Mannie Sutton
Twenty Gather in Honor of James F. Tatman Birthday
About twenty friends and relatives met at J. F. Tatman and wife’s West State Street home to celebrate his seventy second birthday. Guests arrived with baskets, shared a social hour, and enjoyed a birthday dinner with a large cake bearing candles. Those from out of town included County Clerk Wm. Henderson of Harrison, Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Tatman and family of Dover, Rev. and Mrs. I. N. Bates of Ragile, and George Bates and family of the Brown.
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J. F. Tatman
West State Street
Wm. Henderson
Harrison
M. R. Tatman
Dover
IF. N. Bates
Ragile
George Bates
Brown
Passion Play film shown at Clare Methodist Church
Oberammergau vow to perform the Passion Play every ten years is celebrated with moving pictures now touring the country. At Clare Methodist Church on Tuesday March 31 at eight o clock a free showing will require twenty five cents for adults and fifteen cents for children to cover expenses for a moving picture machine installation.
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Oberammergau
Bavaria
Clare Methodist Church
Professor Larzelere Speaks on The New Europe to Clare Study Club
Professor Larzelere of Central State Teachers College spoke on The New Europe at the Clare Study Club meeting held March 24 at Mrs. H A Anderson's home. He illustrated shifts in postwar boundaries and government, noting European desire to boost production and marketing, with England as the only country back to prewar money value. Tea followed. next meeting scheduled for April 14, with an all day session planned at Houghton Lake on April 28.
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Clare Study Club
H. A. Anderson
Martha Bicknell
Virginia Koch
Francis Anderson
Larzelere
Central State Teachers’ College
Pleasant
North America
South America
England
B. J. Sanford
R. I. Hether
M. D. Feighner
Houghton Lake
Hol. Waller
Dance Postponed by Mt Vernon Grange
The Mt Vernon Grange dance scheduled for Friday evening April 3 is postponed for two weeks to April 17, per committee.
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Mt. Vernon
Car Burns In Escape Afterjury Freeheld Ride to Clare
Six people escaped serious injury after a Cadillac caught fire when a tire blew eight miles south of Marion. Clarence Foster and his party were en route to Clare to present a church playlet The Color Line. Foster sustained a likely cracked rib but all others were bruised but uninjured. the play continued as scheduled.
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Cadillac
Clare
Clarence Foster
Albert Ricker
Cayhill
Jack Pennycook
Frances Foster
Betty Law
Marion
Foster
Dawe
Clare Post Office Moves to New Location
The Mater Block on east 4th street has been leased by the Government and the Post Office will relocate there in about six weeks. The move follows a growing mail service need and avoids Government building plans near the business center.
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East 4Th Street
Cadillac Young Folks Stage Thoughtful One Act Play
Cadillac Congregational Sunday club presented a one act play at Clare Congregational church to an appreciative audience. The cast included Henry Lawson Jack Pennycook Fu Chun Cahill Pennycook Barbara McKean Stanley Preston Wanda Williams Miss King with Rev. Percy V Dawe directing. The program featured a dramatic reading from Job with Prologue Satan and Epilogue and two musical solos by Miss Maxine Jones and Miss Edith Louch.
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Clare Congregational Church
Cadillac Congregational Sunday Evening Club
East
Sentinel
Henry Lawson
Western College
Jack Pennycook
Fu Chun
Cahill
Job
Satan
Maxine Jones
Edith Louch
Mrs. Mathilda Krienke Buried in Clare After Stroke
The remains of Mrs. Mathilda Krienke were brought to Clare last week Wednesday. Funeral services were held Friday at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev. Q O Binhammer of St Johns Lutheran Church officiating. Interment followed at Cherry Grove. She was mother to Paul Krienke of Wise Township and died aged seventy one after a stroke at the State Hospital in Traverse City.
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Mathilda Krienke
Clare
Thurston
QO. Binhammer
St. Johns
Clare County Public Health Unit Outline in Lansing Conference
The Sentinel summarizes a State Board of Health conference in Lansing outlining a proposed Clare County Public Health Unit. Four areas are covered General Educational Public Health Nursing and Clerical work plus a full-time dentist for three counties. The unit emphasizes prevention sanitation diagnosis maternal and child health and coordination with local physicians.
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Sentinel
Lansing
State Board of Health
Clare County
Shrine W S of J Special Meeting at Alma Temple
A special meeting of St Alma Shrine W S of J is held Tuesday evening March 31 at Masonic Temple Alma for installation of officers. Members, families and friends invited to attend. Refreshments served at close of meeting.
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St. Alma Shrine
W. S. of J
Masonica Temple
Alma
Warning to Prowler at My House
A local notice warns a person who has been prowling around the writer’s residence to stop immediately or face consequences. The author asserts intent to seek legal advice and take action if the behavior continues.
Circuit Court Convened at Harrison This Week
The Clare County Circuit Court met this week before Judge Hart. Cases include the People vs Z R Peterson for gross indecency with probation continued, several civil matters continued or settled, foreclosure and injunction actions, and various assumpsit and partition proceedings.
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Circuit Court
Wm. Boner
Hilsworth Miller
Bessie Miller
Carl Miller
Assumpsit
Wilhelm Giers
B. W. Giers
Ernest W.giers
Maude L. Giers
Hart
Elmer C. Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Elizabeth Doyle
Alice Konzer
George McKeever
Catherine McKeever
Clare County Savings Bank
Wm. Henderson
George Marble and Marble-Cone Oil Co
John Quinn
Pere Marquette R. R. Co
HE. Fair
Albert BE. Miller
Mary J. David
Chas
R. David
Edith David
Bill
Ford Commercial Caravan to Visit Clare This Week
The Ford Motor Co announces a five week state tour with a Caravan of twenty units arriving in Clare on Friday April 3 at 1 30 p m for a 30 minute stay. The display showcases various wheelbases and body types to help buyers compare options not usually seen.
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Ford Motor Co
Detroit
I Clare
Highland Park
Keefe
The Ideal Theatre Schedule and Reductions
Thursday to Friday shows include Part Time Wife with Edmund Lowe and The Cat Creeps starring Neil Hamilton. Sunday to Monday screens Mariel Dressler and Polly Moran in another Laugh Riot. The Big Trail praised for courage and empire building. special pricing through April reduces admission for school children over 12 to 16 cents.
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Edmund Lowe
Neil Hamilton
Mariel Dressler
Polly Moran
Sun
Mon
West
Joan Crawford
Sentinel Want Ad Invitation to Sell or Buy
A brief notice urges readers to use Sentinel classified space to list items for sale or seek wanted goods or services. It highlights advertising options for those aiming to buy or move merchandise.
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Sentinel
Former Farwell Ladies Reunite After 33 Years in Lowell
At a South Lowell Aid Society gathering hosted by Mrs Reuben Lee, Mrs Peter Fineis and Mrs B S White reconnected with Rev and Mrs C A Lohnes. Their meeting revived memories of Farwell school days as Hilda McCormick and Daisy Armstrong, former chums, reunited after 33 years. Now neighbors, they plan more visits.
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South Lowell
Clare-Isabella Boy Scouts to Meet March 27
The Clare-Isabella District Boy Scout Rally and Court of Honor will be at Clare high school auditorium on Friday March 27. Troops from Mt. Pleasant Weidman and Clare attend with the Clare Boy Scout Community Committee as Court of Honor. An important summer camp announcement will be made. Hvan P. Price from Saginaw will supervise the program with local leaders.
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Clare-Isabella
Clare High School
Mt. Pleasant
Weidmen
Clare
Clare Boy Scout Community Committee
Hvan P. Price
Saginaw
Pleasant
Weidman
Clare businessmen purchase young elk for Clare County
A group of Clare businessmen completed a deal with HE. R. Zemmer to purchase a young elk kept by Spikehorn at Zemmer’s reservation eleven miles north of Clare. The animal will remain in Zemmer’s park while Clare supervisors plan to move it to the county park. Tourists have been visiting the site, with cars from Alma and Mt. Pleasant making special trips.
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Asline
Mr. Myers
Alma
Mt. Pleasant
PIANO TUNING BY EDGAR PETERSON AT CLARE SPRING
Prof. Edgar Peterson, expert piano tuner, located in Clare for the spring season. His high class service is endorsed by leading musicians and orders may be left at the Post Office.
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Edgar
Peterson
Clare
Thompson explains mayoral bid amid fiscal restraint
Ex mayor Lewis H. Thompson seeks the city’s vote for the April election. He cites six prior terms, pledges low expenditures, and promises to address the canning factory project while opposing a local stock subscription. He notes past heavy tax burdens and aims to leave finances better or at least as good as found.
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Fraving
Nho
U. S. 27
U. S. 10
Lewis H. Thompson
Aged War Veteran Laid to Rest in Vassar Cemetery
Henry W. Wright born June 9 1848 in New York enlisted at seventeen in Company D 50th New York Engineers. He married Lina McKay in 1875 and had seven children. He died March 17 1931 at his daughter’s home aged 87 9 8 with widow, four children, a brother fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren remaining. Funeral at Friz Parlors led by Rev W W Hurd and burial in Vassar.
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Henry W. Wright
New York
New-York Engineers
Colina
McKay
George
Dover Center
Chag
Vosberg
Maron
Nhrses
Friz
W. W. Hurd
Vassar
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James F. Tatman
Clare County Public Health Unit
FORD
THE
Ideal Theatre
Farwell
Lowell
Ater
Clare-Isabella Boy Scouts
Clare H. S. Auditorium
Spikehorn Reservation
City
Thompson
Henry Wright
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