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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

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Annual Rod and Gun Club Dinner Honors Conservation Efforts

The Clare Rod and Gun Club held its annual banquet in the Wedgewood Room of Hotel Doherty with Kiwanis guests. President Lawrence Brown praised contributions, while Domnc McGonnell served as toastmaster and featured speakers from the Conservation Department discussed soil erosion, reforestation, wildlife, and fire prevention. Prizes from local businessmen closed the evening.

Clare Rod and Gun Club Wedgewood Room Hotel Doherty Oscar Witt Olson Lawrence Brown Kiwanis Club Itig Theo Wallington Clare Kiwanis Club Brown Dominic McGonnell Paul Sheponski Clare Wayne Tennant Gladwin Harold Treat Conservation Department Roscommon Michigan Tennant Rod and Gun Club

Fined Here For Reckless Driving

Vincent Young of Clare was arrested April 6 on a reckless driving charge and fined $30 after pleading guilty in Municipal Court before Justice W B Dunlop on April 16. Robert L Westbrook of Mt Pleasant was arrested last Friday on a reckless driving charge and fined $30 after pleading guilty at Municipal Court.

Vincent Young Clare W. B. Dunlop Robert L. Westbrook Mt. Pleasant Coller Lambert Richard L. Engel R-2 Wesley Inman Coleman Robert Sutton R-4 Robert F. Bergey James EE. Ryan Kubat

Bowler Praised for Excellent Winter Road Work

Clare County road superintendent W E Bowler received commendation from District Maintenance Engineer B D Crandall of the Michigan State Highway Department. He noted the end of the 1951 52 winter and praised Bowler and his organization for an excellent job of sanding and snowplowing operations and expressed district office appreciation.

Clare County Road Commission W. E. Bowler B.D. Crandall Michigan State Highway Department

Charles E Bryant passes away in Mt. Pleasant home

Charles Edward Bryant born June 12 1880 in Kingston Ontario died April 25 at age 71 10 13. He lived in Clare Isabella county and Mt Pleasant before failing health after a serious operation. Survived by two sisters Mrs Roy Walters and Mrs Ward Boody and brother George all of Clare plus nieces and nephews. Funeral at Thurston Funeral Home Sunday 2 00 pm Rev G Edgar Schade officiates with burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.

Charles Edward Bryant George Anna Jane Bryant Kingston Ontario Canada Clare Isabella County Hart Beatty Mt. Pleasant Roy Walters Ward Boody Thurston Funeral Home G. Edgar Schade West Side Gospel Tabernacle Cherry Grove Cemetery

Blue Star Mothers Aid Disabled Veterans Chapter Meets

James Reeder Chapter No. 33 Clare Blue Star Mothers host meeting at Wayside Inn with 12 members. They plan May 14 city hall American Legion rooms gathering. They seek clothing, canned foods, and donations for veterans at Lake Orion home. bake sale May 3 at Household Appliances to aid the home. Contact Reeder Blanchard or Herron to help.

James Reeder Clare Wayside Inn LeDelia Blanchard American Legion City Hall Blue Star Lake Orion Korea Réeder Blanchard Ruth Herron

Clare Motorist Collides With Police Car Aids

Multiple weekend accidents reported around Clare and area. Vernetta Kapplinger and Clyde Milligan were in a collision at Log Cabin Market in Sun day morning with minor damage reported. Cecile Abbott lost control on Beaverton Road but escaped injury as her car rolled over.

Vernetta C. Kapplinger R-2 Farwell Clyde Milligan Kaleva Log Cabin Market B. Fifth St Kapplinger Milligan Cecile Abbott Clare Beaverton Road US 27 Dan Lambert R-3 Midland Glen Coller Detroit

Clare Bowling Assn Annual Meeting Set for Tuesday

The Clare Bowling Association will hold its annual meeting at Twin Elis Country Club on Tuesday May sixth at eight o clock. President Paul Schroeder urges all bowlers planning to bowl next season to attend for officer elections and business matters. No banquet or fees will be charged.

Clare Bowling Association Twin Elis Country Club Paul Schroeder Bette American Bowling Congress

Roy Woodruff Declines Return to Congress

Representative Roy O. Woodruff of Michigan's Tenth District announces he will not seek re nomination or re election due to health. He has served in Congress for 24 years.

Roy Woodruff Congress Roy O. Woodruff Michigan Wosk

Summer Recreation To Include Youth Softball In Clare County

Clare County expands summer recreation to include youth softball. A meeting at Clare High School formed a 1952 board of control led by Charley Cooper Ken Ritter and Jeff Willey. Managers and sponsors urged to register May 6. Class-D League for players 19 and under starts June 2. Class-C League for all ages begins the same night with public gates.

Clare County Clare High School Board of Control Charley Cooper Ken Ritter Jeff Willey Clare School

Elma Eisenhauer Laid to Rest in Surrey Cemetery

Clara Elma Miller born March 24 1877 Jasper Michigan died April 21 1952 Farwell after illness. Married September 6 1894 to Vincent Hisenhauer of Lagan County Ohio. Surviving children Lean na M Jessie E Georgie E Minnie M Dell Joseph H Paul D Earl EL. three brothers William Miller George Miller Clarence Miller.

Clara Elma Miller Justus Leanna Miller Jasper Michigan Farwell Vincent Hisenhauer Lagan County Ohio Leanna M Jessie E Georgie E Minnie M. Dell Joseph H Paul D Lansing Earl EL Detroit William Miller George Miller Columbus Grove Clarence Miller Buessus Corina Oh An

Clare Teachers Elect New Officers for District MEA

The Clare Isabella Michigan Education Association District met at Shepherd on April 28 with a turkey dinner and business session. Mrs. Irah Emery was elected president and Mrs. Leota Van Every secretary for 1952 58. The group discussed yearly activities including the MEA Centennial in Detroit and a NEA report urging higher membership. Agusto Flores of Wenador talked on his South American country. The meeting closed with the movie The Service Is Personal.

Clare-Isabella Michigan Education Association Shepherd Irah Emery Leota van Every M.E.A Detroit Clare-Isabella I. Will Kidd Mt. Pleasant High School National Education Association Mary Noecker N.E.A Agusto Flores Wenador South America C.M.C.E

Bank Improvements Making Progress

Sand stone is being laid on the rear south side of the Citizens State Bank Building on Mast Fourth Street. A Roy D. Beard Cut Stone Co. crew from Lansing is doing the work, and completion of the sand stone walls will improve Clare’s bank building.

Citizens State Bank Mast Fourth St Roy D. Beard Cut Stone Co Lansing Clare’s Bink

Pioneer James Hemstreet Dies in Mt Pleasant Hospital

James Hemstreet a Clare county pioneer died Saturday at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant born December 6 1882 in Wallaceburg Ontario son of Rachel and Nelson Hemstreet. Survived by four brothers William Scott of Farwell George of Clare and Robert of Milanchia and many nieces nephews and friends. Funeral services were held Monday at Thurston Funeral Home conducted by Rev M R Hond evelich with interment in Cherry Grove cemetery.

James Hemstreet Clare County Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant James Otto Hemstreet Wallaceburg Ontario Rachel Nelson Hemstreet Michigan James Clare William Scott Farwell George Robert Milanchia Thurston Funeral Home M. R. Hondevich Cherry Grove Cemetery

Dunlops End Traveling Bowling Season With Narrow Win

Dunlops edged Cadillac 2593 to 2591 in total pins after six games on traveling league day at Beulah, with high series by Larry Shelander and Earl Neff leading individual scores. Cadillac claimed two more top-game wins in the second series and overall four points apiece for the day, concluding a season that saw Dunlops dominate season honors.

Beulah Lakeside Dunlops Cadillac Larry Shelander Walt Hales George Wisler Clare Warl Neff Larry Shelanders Earl Neff

Plan Singspiration At Christian Action Meeting Sunday

Community members request a singspiration at the Clare Church of God hosted by Rev Virgil Brinkman. The May 4 meeting at 2 30 features Kenneth Hilton leading, John Akins at the piano, an offertory, and four Gospel Puppets demonstrations at Harrison Highway Tabernacle.

Christian Action Meeting Clare Church of God Virgil Brinkman Kenneth Hilton John Akins Clare Harrison High- Way Tabernacle Loren Birdsall

The Sentinel Expands Papers After May 9 Revisions

The Sentinel notes cuts to rural correspondence and ads in recent issues from Harrison Farwell and others. Advertising and features trimmed while longer papers are arranged to meet space needs. The editor thanks readers for bearing with the omissions.

The Sentinel Harrison and Farwell

Isabella Gleaners Honor Secretaries Friday

Isabella County Gleaners held an April meeting in Mt. Pleasant with fourteen Arbor representatives. National Gleaner Secretary William Hayward spoke on attendance and activity while plaques honored secretaries with 20 or more years of service. Pot luck lunch followed and prizes were awarded to members.

Isabella County Gleaners Mt. Pleasant Orville Klumpp King Arbor Elder Childs Shepherd Dale Schwartz Remus Society Hayward Ray Lockwood Mt. Pleasant Arbor Clayton Ward Deerfeld Arbor Grace Stanley Stoney Brock Matilda Edgerly Six Lakes Arbor Wesley Merrill Elmer Childs Shepherd Arbor Norman Wise Arbor Gertrude Esch Remus Arbor Anna Huntley Arlington Arbor Henery Funell Vernon Arbor Amy Dunlop Coleman Victor Arbor L. G. Ostrander LaPorte ‘Arbor William Kleinhans Cecil Marshall LaVern Rockett

Congregational Mother Daughter Banquet May 8

The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held in the Congregational Church parlors on Thursday evening May 8 at 5 30. Dinner by the Men's Fellowship with Stuart Bicknell and Richard Groves in charge. The program under Mrs Stanley Parish includes group singing toast introductions poems and more. Tickets are available from Men's Fellowship members.

Congregational Church Men’s Fellowship Stuart Bicknell Richard Groves Stanley Parish Harold Hughes Wallace Johnson Greta Masten Gala Hochstetler Wm. D. Hilden

Church of God Men Organize Local Fishing Club

Members of the Clare Church of God met at the parsonage Tuesday evening to form a local chapter of the Wishermen's Club of the Church of God. Rev Virgil Brinkman and Joe McLaughlin explained aims of fishing for men and aiding them spiritually and educationally. McLaughlin was chosen president, Carson Willett vice president, and Hlery Tice secretary-treasurer.

Clare Church of God Wishermen’s Club The Church of God Virgil Brinkman Joe McLaughlin Carson Willett Hlery Tice

Northland Hardware Changes Owners on Wednesday

In a business deal completed Wednesday Lewis Siegel sold Northland Hardware to Northland Hardware Inc a new firm formed for the purpose. Ivan F Belknap and Roy A Warner join the new firm with Warner to manage the Clare store. The Siegels will reside in Jackson South Carolina where Siegel works for DuPont contractors. Warner and Belknap bring years of tool engineering experience and plan to add new lines while keeping existing policies.

Lewis Siegel Northland Hardware Northland Hardware, Inc Ivan F. Belknap Detroit Roy A. Warner Saginaw Warner Clare Mulder State St Siegels Jackson South Carolina DuPont Company

Family Next Door Shown At Methodist Church Sunday

The Methodist Church observance of National Family Week features a Sunday evening showing of the film The Family Next Door at 8 00 p m It aims to promote better home life and is open to the public with a cordial invitation extended to all groups interested in family welfare.

Madge A Flower dies at Farwell home after illness

Madge A Flower died April 27 1952 at her son William's Farwell home. The Bellevue Michigan native taught 30 years in Huntington Indiana and Kalamazoo Michigan before retiring in 1942. Survived by sons William and Franklin, brother H H Holden, sister Mrs Hope H Byers, three grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Farwell Methodist Church Thursday with Rev L J Nevins, graveside at Riverside Cemetery Balleyne.

Madge Holden Flower William Farwell Bellevue Michigan Caroline Hatfield Holden Ypsilanti Normal Olivet College Western State Teachers College Kaamazoo Huntington Indiana Kalamazoo Michigan Jason Flower Franklin Terrence White Hill H. H. Holden Salisbury Maryland Hope H. Byers McMillan Charles Flower Whitehall Jason Samuel Flower Susan Flower Farwell Methodist Church L. J. Nevins Riverside Cemetery Balleyne

Two Fires Struck Clare Town Friday Afternoon

The Clare tire department answered a blaze at 226 McEwan Street Clifford Roberts apartment. Oil stove caused the fire which damaged the wall and smoke with an estimated loss of 100 dollars. Mrs Go Fullerton raised the alarm. A second fire at Dan McDonald home on US 27 near the city ended as grass fire brought under control.

Clare Tire Department Clifford Roberts Smalley McEwan St Roberts GO. Fullerton Dan McDonald

New Clare School Superintendent Named Thos C Campbell

Thos C Campbell, longtime Clare Public School principal since last September, will become Superintendent of Clare schools starting July 1. He is a Northwest native with degrees from Augustana College, Michigan State College, and University of Colorado, plus a background as a coach and teacher. Campbell and his wife Patricia and three sons have lived in Clare since 1951. He served as a glider pilot in World War II and remains in the Air Force Reserve. The new post includes recruiting three or four teachers and adding a high school and a junior high instructor.

Thomas Campbell Clare Public School Northwest Augustana College Sioux Falls South Dakota Th University of Colorado Minnesota Michigan State College Adrian High School Michigan State Mr. Campbell Patricia Michael Mark Tommy Clare Air Force Reserve

Ladies Wednesday Afternoon League Banquet Recap

The Ladies Wednesday Afternoon Bowling League held its annual banquet at Bar Nes Café on April 24 with 84 members. Evelyn Shirley introduced officers, honors and trophies were awarded to top teams and bowlers, with high game 198 and high series 535 by Frances Shelander, and vocal and comedic entertainment concluding the event.

Bar Nes Café Dorothy Burgard America Eleanor Lehr Evelyn Shirley Adah Kinsel Velma Thurston Alliene Schultz Dorothy Buzard City Association Hazel Bradshaw Or Coleman Ula Thurston Clarice Bellows Jean Jabour Agnes Wyman Pauline Brinkerhoff Alice Ruby Ruth Schroeder Sarah Schaeffer Aletha Jackson Jo Anderson Bowlying Bernice DeColpi Millie Tillie New York Velma Thurston Frances Shelander Athene Schultz Leta Borle Lou Curtis Audrey Bicknell Shirley Midge Cimmerer Blanche Doll Jo Collins Bernice DéDolph Ninepins Aretha Jackson Betty Spicer Phyllis Beale Brinks Lois Brinkerhoff Katherine Thayer

Navy recruiter to interview interested youths next Tuesday

Chief John L. Plummer, Navy recruiting officer for the district, missed this week's appointment here. He will be at Navy headquarters in the Selective Service office in the Citizens State Bank Building next Tuesday to interview young men and women interested in enlisting in the Navy.

John L. Plummer Navy Plummer Navy Headquarters Selective Service Office Citizens State Bank

Clare Man Fined For Defrauding State Commission

Earl I. Foss of Clare was charged with unlawfully obtaining unemployment benefits totaling 510 dollars. He earned 740 dollars while working at Clare City Bakery during 1951 and fraudulently claimed total unemployment to certify zero wages. He pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and ordered to restitute 510 dollars.

Carl F. Olsen Alma Michigan Employment Security Commission Earl I. Foss Fifth St Clare Foss Clare City the Clara City Hall W. B. Dunlop Dunlop Commission

Championship Debate Attended By Michigan Seniors

High school seniors Bill Wentworth Bill Seiter and Blair Seiter attended the state championship debates at Rackham Building on the U of M campus on Friday April 25. A banquet followed at the Michigan League Ballroom hosted by The Detroit Free Press for winning over half their debates. Donald Urquhart a Clare High School graduate and now a U of M freshman guided the group with Mrs Myrtie Bowerman attending the Forensic meeting.

Bill Wentworth Bill Seiter Blair Seiter Rackham U of M Detroit Free Press Michigan League Donald Urquhart Clare High School U. of M Myrtie Bowerman

Rosebush Troop 141 Receives Boy Scout Charter

A candlelight ceremony at Rosebush school marked the charter presentation as Rosebush Troop 141 officially joined the Boy Scouts of America. Charles Damon presented the charter to Carl Baird, with district officials and local leaders in attendance and a film shown to conclude the evening.

Rosebush Boy Scouts of America Carl Baird Rosebush Chamber of Commerce Ted Foley Mt. Pleasant Charles Damon Chamber of Commerce Fred Beckman Beckman Robert Elliott Eligirman Stewart McArthur Aaron Prout Dan Sirones Harold Lowery Delmar Mathews Lowery Scouti Ag Mathews Durwood Carrier Bob Neff Gary Dixon Jack Plaharty Joe Clark Chester Lowery Gary Farr Leon DeLong Larry Randall Dennis Lowery Richard Baird Jim Stork Bob Johnston Larry Lamb Dick Martin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles E. Bryant Cherry Grove Clare Bowling Ass'n Elma Eisenhauer Surrey Cemetery Methodist D. B. Varner Michigan State College Cooperative Extension Service C. V. Ballard Varner MSC Ballard Cooperative Extension Service Isabella Gleaners Congregational Northland New Corporation Madge A. Flower Methodist Church Bellevue Thos. C. Campbell Bates Thomas C. Campbell CHS Clare Man State Commission Rosebush Boy Scouts Hartson Farm News
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