Five Tickets To Appear On Ballot Next Monday
Glare county voters face a five party ballot at the Bien miel Spring Election on Monday April Jet with Republican Helen Hether unopposed for Commissioner of Schools and Ray Hart unopposed for Circuit Judge. Parties on the ballot include Republican Democratic Socialist Farm Labor and Common Wealth. Statewide tickets are listed with both major parties nominating for Supreme Court University Regents Superintendent and State Boards. A proposed constitutional amendment would let the board of state canvassers handle recounts in most tie votes or contested state office elections.
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Bienmiel
Helen Hether
Will
Ray Hart
1St Judicial District
Common Wealth
The
Supreme Court
William W. Potter
Nelson Sharpe
Francis T. McDonald
William A. Neithercut
University
Esther Marshcram
David J. Crowley
Edmund C. Shields
Charles M. Novak
Maurice R. Keyworth
Paul F. Voelker
State Board of Education
Clark L. Brody
George W. Bolling
Lican
State Board of Agriculture
William H. Berkey
Clarence B. Smithy
Board of State
Board of State Canvassers
Kyle L McKinnon Seeks Clare Justice of the Peace
Kyle L McKinnon introduces himself to Clare voters in a personal message. Born 1898 near the James Duncan farm, he and his family were longtime property owners and taxpayers. He served in World War I, studied at Mt Pleasant, and urges support on the platform of ability and fairness for the Justice of the Peace post.
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James Duncan
Clare
Central Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
France
Office of Justice of the Peace
Clare Shipping Dates Schedule for April Deliveries
The Clare Shipping Association announces next shipping dates on Tuesday April 2 and Tuesday April 16. Message from R. Brooks and Walter White, shippers.
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Clare Shipping Association
Phony
R. Brooks
Walter White
Shippers
Osborn Seeks Democratic Support For Ward One Seat
Eimer Osborn nominates on the Democratic ticket and asks voters in Ward One for support at the polls next Monday. He promises to give his best efforts if elected.
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Steerman
Eimer Osborn
Clare County Public Schools Receive State Aid
State superintendent Paul F. Voelker announced $2,675 aid mailed to the Clare County treasurer for 1934 35 Thatcher Lias allocation. Across 77 counties total released is $1,643,000 based on a $15,000,000 basis with two thirds expected from tax revenues by year end.
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Clare County
A. Derby
Paul F. Voelker
Chassis Arrives for Clare’s New Fire Truck
A Ford V-8 chassis arrived in Clare and was moved to the Clare Garage to be built into a modern fire apparatus. The Spartan pump supports two 2 1 2 inch lines and high pressure. A 178 gallon booster water tank replaces a chemical tank reducing chemical costs. Top speed around 60 mph. The old truck body and accessories will be reused. Chief Albert Haley says the new truck will place Clare’s equipment near the state’s best for efficiency.
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Clare
Albert Haley
Legion Auxiliary Sews for Layette at Two March Bees
During March the Legion Auxiliary Unit held two sewing sessions. On March 14 at the Community Building twelve members finished twelve diapers three nightgowns one band and one kimono. On March 21 at Catherine Rudy's home ten members and three visitors completed six children's petticoats four dresses three nightgowns two pairs dresses two boys waists one infant nightie one Gertrude one lady's petticoat and mended one pair of hose. Reva Maxwell donated a size fourteen girl's dress and an anonymous donor gave one pair of child’s oxfords. Materials came from Clare County Welfare Organization.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Catherine Rudy
Reva Maxwell
Clare County Welfare Organization
Clare City to Vote in Biennial Spring Election 1935
Notice to electors of Clare Michigan announces the Biennial Spring and Annual City Election on Monday April 1 1935 at 203 W Fifth Street. Voters choose state officers including Justices and Regents, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and State Board members, plus county and city posts and ward offices. Propositions include amendments on Board of State Canvassers procedures. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm Western Standard Time. Alex McKinnon, Clerk.
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Clare
Michigan
W. Fifth Street
The
Supreme Court
University of Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
State Board of Agriculture
Chuit
Board of State
P. mi
Western Standard
Alex ‘Mckinnou
HENBERS ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
Twelve people from Clars including five Legion members and four Legion Auxiliary members attended the Tenth District American Legion meeting in Mt. Pleasant. The gathering featured reports on Otter Lake Children’s Billet and the Herbert R. McKinney Memorial Building, a proposed state veterans hospital, speakers such as Father Schulte, and a post-meeting banquet and parade led by the Bay City Drum and Bugle Corps.
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Clars
The
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Mt. Pleasant
Lear Doherty
Coleman
Otter Lake
Herbert R. McKinney Memorial
Leslie P. Kergen
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
National
Father Schulte
State Legion
Dr. Beck
Lear Doherty O. Coleman
Margaret Dawson
West Branch
Col
Arthu Shaw
Grand Rapids
Peter G.mason
Blanchard
Clarke Wilbur
Stonehouse
Azer
Mio
Andrews
Bellinger
Clare
Stephenson
Big Rapids
Jay O
Alta “Bellinger
Homer
Avis Douglas
Hazel Mason
Iyone Gorr
Nellie Sherwood
Stanley L
Greta Masten
Leo EH. Oden
Alexander BH
Adelaide Wylie
Township Ticket Listings for Lincoln and Wise Townships
Local ballots show Lincoln Township Progressive Ticket with Supervisor David Reed and multiple officials including Clerk Pearl Rube, Treasurer Myron Dunkle, and Highway Commissioner John King. Wise Township Republican Ticket lists Supervisor Morrison and Justice seats while People’s Ticket nominates Charlie Lamphere for Supervisor and Bert Bunting for Clerk.
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Lincoln Township
Progressive
David Reed
Pearl Rube
Myron Dunkle
John King
Martin Graves
Frank Luce
Frank Baker
Harvey Wardwell
R. B H. Hunter
Tom Nichols
Jake Shillinger
Wise Township
Republican
Bruce
Morrison
A. A. Moore
Henry Sharp
Henry Russell
Fred Nurnberger
Edward McDonald
Floyd Tubbs
Wesley Wickert
Wm. Faber
Tony Omelia
Wm. Powers
People’s Ticket
Charlie Lamphere
Bert Bunting
Highway
Tom Ackerman
Irvin Callison
Albert Calligan
John Burns
Wm. Leosh
A. Burston
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Fred 8. Goodman
We express sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and thoughtfulness during the illness and death of our mother Mrs. Fred 8. Goodman.
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Fred
Goodman
Notice to Voters by Mrs Geo Johnson City Treasurer Candidate
Serious illness kept me from personally visiting voters in the city. I wish to assure you that your vote for me will be very much appreciated. Mrs Geo Johnson, Candidate for City Treasurer.
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Geo. Johnson
Government wool program tightens control on sales
The Farm Credit Administration in Washington announced a new government wool sales plan allowing growers to sell wool to any house if solvent. It ends fixed price schedules and bans order buying, while requiring reported sales and tighter surveillance. The measure notes previous high wool prices shifted economics and kept goods out of reach for consumers.
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Farm Credit Administration
Washington
NRA
New Tri-County Health Unit Administrates District
The Tri-County Health Unit under Dr Thiehoff extends centralized authority across the district while township village and city health officers remain in post. Three public health nurses Ruth Scott Pearl Maier Olive Conely assist. C I Webb becomes sanitary inspector. central office in Gladwin with Ruth Paxton head clerk. Offices: Arenac Standish Clare. Plans to announce program next week.
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Health Service
Thiehoff
Ruth Scott
Arenac County
Pearl Maier
Gladwin County
Olive Conely
Clare County
Scott
Maier
C. I. Webb
Grayling
Michigan Children’s Fund
Gladwin
Ruth Paxton
Tri-County Board of Health
Arenac
Standish
Blanche McMullen
Clare
Jane Casner
Tri-county ‘Health Unit
Baby Chicks for Sale at Clare Hatchery
This ad promotes baby chicks for sale at Clare Hatchery in Clare, Michigan. It highlights blood tested flocks for B W D and prepaid pricing of 100 or more, with literature available and regular buying days every Tuesday and Friday.
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Clare
Hatcherry
Michigan
Notice to Farmers on Livestock Shipments Deadlines
Farmers are urged to have all livestock ready for shipment by 2 00 p m on April 9 and April 23. The notice emphasizes compliance with shipping deadlines and producer coordination.
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Ind
School Closes For Week Off As Spring Break Begins
Spring vacation starts this afternoon for the school. Sunday plans include a baseball outing at Haring Park. Clare Maccabees mourn the death of Mrs. Ruth Doyle, Midland assistant commander of Maccabees, with funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Haring Park
Clare
Sunday school to be held at West Grant and Sheridan
A Sunday school will be directed next Sunday afternoon at the West Grant school house and at the Sheridan church under the Clare Baptist church. Community members are urged to attend.
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West Grant School
Sheridan Church
Clare Baptist Church
Pheasants Released by Clare County Club Offer Eggs
Clare County Rod and Gun Club released 36 pheasants in fields near Clare. Members may obtain pheasant eggs for hatching from directors George White Henry Doell Wm Lange Richard Woodcock or Jesse Hampton for propagation.
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Clare County Rod and Gun Club
Clare
George White
Henry Doell
Wm. Lange
Richard Woodcock
Jesse Hampton
Birthday honors and surprise on air mark Grandma Day
Mrs Ida MecDeod hosted grandchildren-in-law from Saginaw and Mil ford plus Ruth Paine from Pontiac to celebrate Grandma Day turning 87 with a dinner and radio announcement on WJR during Andy and Virginia. Kings Daughters honored Mrs M S Wymer on her 80th birthday with a surprise gift of fabric for a new black dress, and she quipped she will craft it herself.
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Ida MecDeod
C. J. Milliken
Betty
Saginaw
Claud Rice
Owen
Milford
Ruth Paine
Pontiac
Grandma Day
WJR
Andy and
Virginia
Open House Honors W N Young on 89th Birthday
The event last Thursday celebrated W N Young turning 89 with an Open House. WJR airplay highlighted his birthday, joining others noted for celebrating that day.
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W. N. Young
Love
WJR
Death Calls Aged Clare Lady At Daughter's Home
Mrs. Inman died after about six weeks of illness at her daughter's home Mrs. Daisley Goodman in Battle Creek She was active in local circles and a member of the Three-quarter Century Club of Battle Creek She leaves a husband two sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at the Goodman home then at Bellevue Methodist Church with burial beside her husband
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Page Creek
Battle Creek
Inman
Daisley Goodman
D. R. Miller
St. Thomas, Can
C. R. Pond
Goodman Home
Stanford
Doris Gerow Sant
Bellevue ‘Methodist Church
P. J. Bowerman
A. B. Mulder
C. G Harris
Bellevue
Detroit
A Boost from the West 1836 Cedar Street Berkeley
A 1936 Berkeley letter from BE Daggett asks Feighner and Parish in Clare Michigan to keep sending the Sentinel after forty three years away. He encloses a check to help keep the paper going and mentions weekly visits as the reason for the long distance connection.
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Feighner
City Fathers Review Year’s Work and City Leadership
The summary notes a harmonious leadership with four Republicans and two Democrats working for the city’s benefit. It highlights transparent records kept by City Clerk Alex McKinnon with motions, supports, expenditures, and inventories accessible for public inspection. N. L. Tibbits is invoked to address any dissent.
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Republians
Alex McKinnon
N. L. Tibbits
Appreciation From Colonyville Ladies Aid
Mrs Elizabeth Virtue thanks the Ladies Aid of Colonyville for a box of fruit and candy sent Monday as a kind gesture and token of appreciation.
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Colonyville
Elizabeth Virtue
Repair Time Is Here for Mason and Cement Work
Spring calls for building remodeling and repairing. We handle all kinds of mason and cement work and offer estimates. All work guaranteed. Vera Moline 21-2 miles west of Clare R 3 2412.
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Vera Moline
Clare
Card Party and Dance at Elm Grove Grange Hall
Elm Grove Grange hosts an evening of cards and dancing on Friday night March 29 with good music. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches and cake, committee members sponsor the event.
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Elm Grove Grange Hall
Wise Voters Notice for Treasurer Candidate Geo Anderson
A candidate for treasurer on the People’s ticket of Vise township asks voters to support him. His name does not appear on the ballot and he is running on a slip.
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People’s
Vise Township
Seven room apartment with sleeping porch for rent
Classified notice advertises a seven room apartment with a large sleeping porch, hot and cold water, steam heated. Inquirer: L. W. Jackson.
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Inquirer of
Local Meetings and Church Notices For Week
Community calendar lists O I C F Lodge Friday 8:30 PM meetings. O Connor school PTA meets Friday March 29 at 7 30 PM. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sundays 11 30 AM. Guild election day supper April 1 at Congregational church parlors. American Legion and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays. Grant Township Local 148 meets Wednesdays 8 PM. Zenobia Chapter O B H S meets first Thursday. Mason Lodge meets second Tuesday monthly.
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Cong
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Ady
1St Ward
Henbers
Robert ‘Gardner
BABY
Cedar Street
Berkeley
Cal
BE. W. Daggett
America
Admiral Byrd
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Geo, ‘Anderson
Parent Teachers Association
O’connor School
Dover
the Legion. Auxiliary
M. E. Bake Sale
Grant Township
John Oman
Zenobia Chapter
O. BH. S
Masonic Lodge
Samborn Produce Co
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