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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1951

Page

4

Alger County Coyote Hunter Net Pays From State Bounty

Victor Ruusi of Hben Junétion found 21 coyotes in two dens earning $375 in bounties reported by Gen Price, Alger County conservation officer. Ten pups were in one den and ten more with the mother in another. Twelve total were females receiving $20 each. Payment on Mates is $16 each.

Victor Ruusi Hben Junétion Ruusi Gen Price Alger County Conservation Officer Michigan

Wanted Kitchen Help at Hotel Doherty Clare

Job notice seeks kitchen help for Hotel Doherty in Clare. Applicants should apply in person at the hotel to discuss duties and hours.

Doherty Clare

Family Night At Clare Methodist Church A Big Success

The Clare Methodist Church hosted a family night with a record turnout for a potluck. New members totaling 25 were welcomed by Rev. J J Nevins and Judge Donald Holbrook as familiar families sponsored the arrivals. Local musicians and choirs provided performances.

Methodist Church

Detroit Family Attends Birthday Dinner in Beauty Bend

Mr and Mrs Jack Schiegel and son Fred from Detroit visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Irwin Schiegel. They joined Mrs A B Achard at Beauty Bend for a birthday dinner hosted by her. Also present were Dr and Mrs W H Dimond of Bay City and Misses Pauline Mitchell and Marian Marks of Lake. Dr Dimond was honored as a birthday guest.

Jack Schiegel Fred Detroit Irwin Schiegel A. B. Achard Beauty Bend W. H. Dimond Bay City Pauline Mitchell Marian Marks Lake Dr. Dumond

Thomas T Woods dies after Fenton area crash

Thomas T Woods 24 died Saturday morning after a automobile accident near Fenton. Funeral services were May 2 at Aigee Gundry Funeral Home in Flint with burial at Sunset Hills cemetery. He is survived by his father Thomas Woods of Flint and sister Beatrice of Chicago. Nellie Loomis Bradley dies in Edmonton after long widowhood. adopted daughter, brother Sue Loomis, sister Martha Loomis Long, and Cora McReavy listed among survivors.

Thomas T. Woods Hurley Hospital Flint Fenton Aigee-Gundry Funeral Home Sunset Hills Fis Thomas ‘Woods Beatrice Chicago Nellie Loomis Bradley Edmonton Alberta Sue Loomis Martha Hoomis Long Croswell Michigan Cora McReavy Wallaceburg Ontario Emma .Youmans

Elm Grove Extension Club meets for April gathering

The Elm Grove Extension Group met at Mrs. Jean Grigg’s home on Thursday April 26 with nine members. Plans for Achievement Day and reviews of lessons and hobbies were discussed and lunch was served after a social hour. The East Vernon Club met at Mrs. Lewis Dawson’s home on April 19 for an afternoon meeting. The lesson Building Sound Attitudes was presented by Mrs. Otis Northon and Mrs. Clyde Stoy. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Anna Ackerman. A birthday cake for Mrs. Florence Samborn was baked by her secret sister and served with refreshments.

Elm Grove Elm .Grove Jean Grigg East Vernon Lewis Dawson Otis Northon Clyde Stoy Anna Ackerman Florence Samborn

North Vernon Extension Group Meeting Report

North Vernon Extension Group met at Mrs. Elwood Ervin’s home Tuesday evening April 24. Mrs. Jerome Flood led the business session. Eight members answered roll call. The lesson Program Planning was presented by Mrs. Archie Beatty and Mrs. Jerome Flood. Members planning to attend Achievement Day gathered at Mrs. Richard Brooks’s home on Thursday May 3.

North Vernon Elwood Ervin Jerome Flood Archie Beatty Richard Brooks

Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting With Banquet Plans

Mrs Olive Irwin presided over a Clara Rebekah Lodge session with sixteen officers eleven past nobles and many members attending. May chair Eva Schlafley announced a Mother Daughter Banquet for Friday May Ath and encouraged each mother and daughter to bring a spring hat in a bag. Mae Brown April chair reported on the Rod and Gun Club banquet and a vote of thanks given to the committee. The first nominations for District Deputy and Assembly representatives were discussed with final nominations next week and an election in June. Several girls were named to be considered for camp. A Camp Fund collection will be taken next Tuesday at the district meeting at Shepherd next Thursday May 10. May birthday guests were honored with wildflower bouquets and a poem Friendship Road. the group sang Happy Birthday. Refreshments were served by Eva Schlafley Patsy Schlafley Eleanor Lehr and Wilma Cowden.

Clara Rebekah Lodge Olive Irwin Noble Eva Schlafley Mae Brown Shepherd Cotton Beatrice Seiter Thomas Abbott Elizabeth Mcintosh Fannie Simmions Nellie Ramey Minnie Wilkie Marie Goudie Madeline Seiter Effie Harvey Eva Schilafley Patsy Schliafley Eleanor Lehr Wilma Cowden

Police tighten vehicle safety checks in Clare

Police Chief Decker announced stepped up enforcement of the citys vehicle maintenance laws to support the May traffic safety program. Officers will watch for unsafe autos with out of focus lights or bad brakes and drivers may face Traffic Law charges after crashes.

Decker Michigan State ‘Safety Commission National Safety Council Clare

Cancer drive quota near as Mrs Russell Foell reports

Main Street notes Mrs Russell Foell county chair man for the Cancer Society fund raising drive says the $875.00 quota may have been reached after the campaign closed Monday. Detailed results will follow. Clare Fire Department conducted a practice run to the Glass House Cafe Monday evening and later burned grass near the Charles Strange home and Lone Pines Cafe to reduce fire risk with highway barricades repurposed for safety. Motorists followed the fire trucks to the Glass House location with little hindrance.

Russell Foell Cancer Society Clare Glass House Charles ‘Strange Lone Pines

New Address for Pvt Robert L. Oman

Private Robert L. Oman 55098902 now placed at 9310 TSU ORD 6th ETC TOS APGMD Aberdeen Maryland new unit details listed for military records.

Robert L. Oman U.S Tsu ORD A.P.G.M.D Aberdeen Maryland

Cpl Glen Howlett Receives New Address

Cpl. Glen Howlett RA 16318086 of the Med. Det. 60th Gen. Dep. Albany now lists a new mailing address via APO 978 care of the Postmaster in San Francisco California.

Glen Howlett Albany San Francisco Calif

Mead Assigned to Walker AFB After Recalled to Active Duty

Lt Forrest F Mead of Clare has been recalled to active duty and assigned to Walker Air Force Base. He joins the 2nd Strategic Support Squadron at the base home of SACs 509th and 6th Bomb Wings. His wife Barbara Kane resides in Clare at 51834 McEwan.

Forrest F. Mead Clare Walker Air Force Base United State Air Force 439Th Barbara Kane McEwan Mead Walkers Air Force Base Strategic Airy Commands 509Th

Mrs H C Cudney Hosts Congregational Ladies Union Meeting

The Congregational Ladies Union met at Mrs H C Cudneys on Friday April 27 with ten members and one visitor present. President Mrs Henry Gardiner opened with Psalm 25 and prayer. A short business session followed and Mrs Jamies McKay invited the group to meet at her home on Friday May 4. The hostess and Mrs Emma Radcliffe served a pleasant hinch.

The Congregational Ladies Union H. C. Cudney Henry Gardiner Jamies McKay Union Emma Radcliffe

NO MONEY DOWN On Major Repair Work Advertised

FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms with private entrances and use of telephone one with kitchenette. See adjacent listing for details.

Harrison Study Club May Meeting Highlights

The Harrison Study Club met at Mrs. Chas. Amble home with thirty members and four guests. Music appreciation featured William Tell Overture movements, piano duets, and songs. plans for a June style show and tea were announced. a spring luncheon is set for June 5 at the Surrey House.

Geo. Balmer Gordon Gawne Stanley Lester Hamp Harrison Study Club Chas. A. Amble Grace Rinehart Rossini Marian Amble Huth Hutchinson Ben Hagen Surrey House Mier Eithel Hager

Merrill McQuistons Entertain at Family Birthday Dinner

Mr and Mrs Merrill McQuiston entertained her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Clinton Dunkle and family at Sunday dinner for Sallys third birthday and for Clintons birthday. Mr and Mrs Carl Hagle and three grandchildren of Saginaw were Sunday callers.

Merrill McQuiston Clinton Dunkle Sally Clinton Carl Hagle Saginaw

Harrison brief notes of local social visits and travel

Mr. and Mrs. David Harper move to North Hayes to live near his mother Mrs. Maud Harper. Albert Archambault and family spent the weekend with sister and brother in law Mrs. and Mr. Robert Hecker. Dor Higgins of Saginaw hosted Sunday guests. Pi Gibson was in Lansing on business. George and Henry Hilborn of West Branch visited the Hendersons. Leon Stanley of Clare called on the Hamptons. Eric Spenney of Mason visited Ben Carpenter family. Peter Mogg of Mt. Pleasant entertained their daughter Joyce and her eighth birthday. Weekend guests included Hart Stamman and Diane Stamman of Pontiac. Roy Stamman hosted Gordon Provan of Birmingham. Jean Stamman hosted friends at home. Thurman Smitley of Traverse City dined with the Carpenters. Arnold Stamman and family visited Bay City and Saginaw and saw aunt Mrs. Lindy Boyd in Imlay City. Roy and Mrs. Secord returned from Florida wintering. Howard and Esther Eaton visited in Ohio and Miss D. J. Creager ill in Grelton. Mrs. Rena Roth joined Marion Roth for supper. Lytle Bates and Clint Wood attended a smelt dinner with Fred Smith family.

David Harper North Hayes Maud ‘Harper Albert Archambault Pleasant Robert Hecker Dor Higgins Saginaw Lansing George Hilborn Clarence Horn Joycé Arnold Stamman Hart Stamman Diane Pontiac Roy Stamman Gordon Provan Birmingham Jean Stamman Joann Knight Kay Pardue Maryin Lent Billy Skinner Bob O’shaughnessy Thurman Smitley Traverse City Ben Carpenter Jean Roy Bay City Lindy Boyd Imlay City Roy Secord Florida Howard Eaton Ralph Eaton Esther Dwight Allen McClure Ohio Haton D. J. Creager Grelton Réna Roth Marion Roth Lytle Bates Clint Wood Mia Fred Smith Jack St. Clair Vaughn Holly George Bates John Lang Tommy Midland Lowell Shull Arthur Bruce McGregor Geo. Curtis Curtis Piney Woods Lester Hamp Rose City Wilbur Weldon Marion Ill Lila Pifer Clara McCartney Donald Paul Osborn Paul Moore Don Fields Albert Smith Sanford George Munroe Friends’ Nite Harrison O.B.S Lake George Clifford Muss

Weekend Guests Visit Area Families

A parade of visitors from Holly Midland Arthur Clare Saginaw Rose City and other towns spent weekends with local families. include the St Clair Bates Lang Shull OGrady Curtis Hamp Weldon and many others visiting relatives, fishing trips and a birthday party in Rosebush.

Reading in Bed Warmth Technique Prompted by London Letter

A London Daily Mail letter suggests reading in bed for 20 minutes before sleep and warming feet by inhaling through the nose while exhaling through a rubber tube from mouth to feet. The method aims to induce a quick glow of warmth within five minutes.

England London Daily Mail

Market grain and livestock price report

Grain and feed prices from Johnston Elevator Co and Rosebush Elevator Grading Station list Wheat Oats Buckwheat and barley quotes. Hogs beef veal lamb prime hides and egg grades with specific prices per cwt and per dozen for various egg grades.

Grain and Feed Johnston Elevator Co L. W. Jackson Ap Egg Market Rosebush

Clare Livestock Auction Prices from Monday April 30

Bulk cattle ranges with best butcher steers and heifers selling $29.00 to $33.50. Beef cows $23.50 to $29.50, cutter and canner cows down to $19.00. Bulls $28.00 to $31.80. Stockers and feeders $24.00 to $45.25. Calves $18.60 to $42.50. Hogs, sows, and lambs listed with various weight band prices. Sheep prices shown as well.

Clare

Budget Plan Ad for Car Jobs by Dan McDonald

Budget plan offer for motor and transmission work with no down payment. Dan McDonald promotes affordable financing and friendly service at Your Friendly.

Dan McDonald

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bonnie Clare Rhodes Lassie Henry Thomas Rhodes Michigan State College Alger County Leiter Bros Berry Brothers Clare Methodist Church J. J. Nevins Carl Elliott W.S.C.S Charles Church Ames Gillespie Jim Bader Bill Brewer Nevins Donald Holbrook Ralph Cole Floyd Norcutt Yvonne Spence Sally Gillespie Harry Dice H. M. Everts West Fifth St Willowbrook Geo. Collins East Vernon Club North Vernon Group Clubs and Lodges Main Ladies Union Dat McDonald Pyaay Citizens State Bank Clare, Michigan J. Stuart Bicknell Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F.D.I.C Eesti SS Vaance Sae Merrill McQuistons Clyde Johnson Geo. Johnson DeWitt Harl CG. Wilson Ss. C. McArthur Walter Heistand H. C. Wilson Midland Hospital Wilson
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