Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

Page 1

We have 4,309,685 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

1

Future Farmers Compete At M. S. C. Judging Contests

The local Future Farmers of America chapter attends the 17th annual Junior Farmer's Week at Michigan State College East Lansing on May 7 and 8. Delegates William Moline and John Haring represent Clare at the statewide convention as 170 chapters participate in judging and demonstrations across grain livestock dairy potatoes poultry and public speaking.

Michigan State College East Lansing Smith Hughes Vocational Agricultural High William Moline John Haring Clare Michigan Future Farmers of America Association Raymond Verette Donald Brooks Carl Seiter I. FW. A WKAR

Local Utility and Dry Cleaning Ad Slated for Citizens Bank

Consumers power users urged to pay light and power bills at Citizens State Bank. Commercial note promotes prompt service and dry cleaning with mothproofing offer for suits and coats by Howard W. Jones.

Citizens State Bank Howard W. Jones

Mothers Memory in Verse by Grace Balsley Myers

A nostalgic poem recalls a mother’s smiling face and stories told to children awaiting peace, love, and happiness. The verse ends with a hopeful prayer for the mother’s heart to be filled with joy, attributed to Grace Balsley Myers of Columbus Ohio.

Mother Grace Balsley Myers East Broad St Columbus Ohio

Cantata and Band Concert Tonight at Clare School

Cantata Rip Van Winkle and seventh annual Band and Glee Club Concert at Clare School Auditorium tonight at 8:00. No admission charge with collection during intermission to support the music department. Featured pieces include Indiana State Band march Far yar and other selections by grades and choirs. Anticipated large audience.

Rip van Winkle Clare School Mary Belle Hanlon Ira B. Wilson Indiana State Band

Clare High Graduate Weds Lansing Man At Kleinhardt Home

Miss Eva Mae Rulapaugh, Clare high school 1935 graduate, and Athel T. M. Mitchel of Lansing wed at Rev. Charles Kleinhardt home Hatton Township on April 25 1986. Attendants were Alma Siel and Lawrence Rulapaugh. The bride will reside in Lansing.

Eva Mae Rulapaugh Alfred Rulapaugh Athel ™. Mitchel Lansing Chas. Kleinhardt Hatton Township Clare Clare High School Alma Siel Lawrence Rulapaugh

W P A Sewing Exhibit At Friz Office Today

An exhibit on the W P A sewing project will be held today Friday May 8 from 1 to 5 PM in the front part of Friz Undertaking Parlor. Garments from the Harrison Farwell and Clare units supervised by Miss Dorothy Petty will be displayed.

W. P.A F Riz Undertaking Clare County Harrison, Farwell Clare Dorothy Petty

Mother's Day Cards by Sternaman Studio Different Styles

Sternaman Studio offers a collection of Mother's Day cards with varied designs. Each card showcases unique artwork and greetings aimed at celebrating mothers.

Sternaman Studio

Local Homes Change Hands Amid Spring Moving Campaign

Edw A Gilmore and wife move from Mt. Pleasant to East Sixth Street, purchasing the Hampton home, as the couple trades properties with Leo Hampton. The Gilmores then buy the Cart Holbrook house on East Seventh, while W J Bernier buys a new site on East Broadway. The Berniers will vacate the Hart residence on East Seventh, with Ogden moving in. Kate O Connor sells her Wheaton and McEwan brick home to N H Smith. possession for new owners set for August due to children's schooling.

Mt. Pleasant Edw. A. Gilmore East Sixth Street Leo Hampton T. Cart Holbrook East Seventh Clare Bernier Gilmore Grant Township Our City Kate O’connor Wheaton and McEwan N. H. Smith Doc Tom Lake Miss O' Connor

Clare School to Host Multi Dept Exhibition on May 15

An exhibition by Home Economics Industrial Arts and Art departments will be held at Clare School in the gym shop and auditorium on May 15. Open to parents and friends the event runs 3 30 to 5 30 and 6 30 to 8 00 with a climax style show by eighth ninth and tenth graders at 8 00 in the auditorium. A mother and daughter banquet at 6 00 will honor high school home economics students. The ninth and tenth grade work and the seventh and eighth grade projects will be shown. Continued on Page Ten.

Clare

Betty Walker Represents Clare in District Speech Contest

Wednesday evening May 6 Betty Walker of Clare represented subdistrict No 4 at the district speech contest in Big Rapids. Her declamation The American People by Beveridge won local and subdistrict honors, though she did not place at Big Rapids. The event marked a high honor for Clare with praise for her performance. The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold a Bazaar and bake sale at the Martin and Upton grocery Saturday.

Betty Walker Big Rapids Betty Beveridge Ivart Coleman Tustin Evart Mt. Pleasant Claré Clare The Methodist Ladies Aid Martin & Upton Grocery

City Designates Next Tuesday as Clean-up Day

City leaders designate May 14 as annual clean-up day urging property owners and tenants to collect tin cans and rubbish. Citizens are asked to place waste at the curb for free disposal and to help beautify Clare by participating in the citys cleanup and beautification program.

Jessa Hampton Uj Jon Clare

Vernon Farmer Loses Barn by Fire Saturday

Frank Dalton, two miles south and one east of Clare, suffered a heavy loss Saturday evening when his large barn burned. The fire destroyed 150 bushels of beans, 35 tons of hay, and most tools, with livestock in pasture. Loss estimated over $5,000. insurance $2,500 on the building and $1,060 on personal property.

Frank Dalton Clare

Former Clare Residents Return to Visit Friends

Clare friends and relatives now living near Detroit gathered at the Moylan home in Detroit on Wednesday evening April 29 to honor Mrs. A H LaPierre's seventy second birthday. Mrs LaPierre and her daughters Mrs Emma Mullen and Mrs Edith Stears traveled from Los Angeles for an eight week visit after twenty three years westward. Welcoming parties from Mt Clemens Royal Oak and Clare area included Mr and Mrs Wm Streit Mr and Mrs Arthur J Lacy Mr and Mrs Carl Dorsey Mrs Edna Brown Mc Clellan and others. Refreshments were served as memories of Clare days were recalled and the trio planned trips to Clare and Vernon. Mrs Moylan expected to join them today.

Clare Detroit Robert Moylan A. H. LaPierre Los Angles Cal LaPierre Emma Mullen Edith Stears Los Angeles Michigan Canada West Wm. Streit Virginia Mt. Clemens Atty Arthur J. Lacy Carl Dorsey Royal Oak Edna Brown McClellan Winnie Rogers VanSipe A. W. Herrick Beatrice Salsbury Minnie Canfield Helen Garber Gladys Canfield Bert McKarracher Joseph Kennedy Jos. Orth Vernon Moylan

Women Golfers Open Season at Twin Hills Club

The Ladies Golf Club will meet at Twin Hills Club House next Wednesday for the season opener. A luncheon and business meeting follow the 1 pm game, and new players are welcome to join and start play together.

Ladies Golf Club Twin Hilms Club

City Announces Lawn Sprinkling Hours For Spring

The city council sets lawn sprinkling hours this spring from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Water users are urged to observe the rule. Jesse Hampton, Mayor.

CIYT

Clare Kiwanis Guests of Mount Pleasant Club

Clare Kiwanis Club members visited Mt. Pleasant for a dinner and program featuring Ex Senator Ernest T. Cohlen now an assistant attorney general. He explained sales tax use and benefits to Michigan like schools, universities, hospitals, and pensions.

Clare Kiwanis Club Mt. Pleasant Ernest T. Cohlen Grand Rapids Michigan Conlon State Hospital Mt. Pleasant Club

Eight Girls Attend Home Economics Day at Lansing

Friday May 1 eight high school girls plus Miss Ulrey traveled to Lansing for the third annual Home Economics Day. Registration ran 9 to 10 followed by a musical program in the college gym with the Michigan State College Orchestra led by Professor Michael Press and two songs led by Professor Fred Patton. About fifteen hundred girls attended and later a luncheon in the Union Building featured a style show with clothes guidance.

Voice Union Building

Clare Couple Weds In Marion Ceremony

Friends of Miss Barbara Haywood and Orrin Shaw learned of their marriage on April 11 at a Marion pastor. Mrs Shaw is daughter of Mrs Harry Cornell of Lake and a Clare ERRA bookkeeper for three years. Groom Orrin Shaw is Kroger assistant manager and oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shaw. They will reside with his parents in Clare.

Barbara Haywood Orrin Shaw Marion Shaw Harry Cornell Lake Clare

Rebekahs to Serve Penny Supper at I O O F Hall

The Rebekahs will serve a Penny supper at the I O O F hall Thursday evening May 21. Serving commences at 6:30. Adv.

Rebekahs I. O. O. F. Hall

Court of Honor Held at Clare High School Auditorium

The Clare Isabella district of the Valley Trails Council Boy Scouts of America held a Court of Honor in the Clare High School Auditorium last Thursday evening. Mayor Hamp ton presented second class and first class awards to scouts from troops 121 122 and 125. Merit awards were given to several scouts and Forest Garchow earned Star Scout rank with five awards. Training certificates were awarded for Elements of Scout Leadership Course. New units Pack 74 and Troops 140 and 116 were welcomed. Conservation officer Carl Wender showed wildlife films and Field Executive Chas Boyer closed the program with thanks.

Clare High School Clare- Isabella Valley Trails Council Boy Scouts of America Albert Dawe C. A. Hood Mt. Pleasant Jesse Hampton Clare Charles Ashcraft Dale Bitier Arthur List Tim Milloy Terry Carey Ray Isbell Ray McAlvey James Wheeler Arlo Oden Chester Richard Warren Sharpe George Parent W. 8. Horn Emery Freeman Richard Haight Elwyn Merrill Ted Park Herbert Breen Francis Cappzert Howard Foss Garnard Kenneth Burgess Ted Graim Glen Huber Perry Riggins James Thomas David Gover James Roberts Forrest Garchow Ronald Brown Junior DeGeus Hugh Maxwell Donald Woolston Neil Lawle Forest Garchow Mr. Hood Charles Day Arthur Clark John Walls Austin Bates S. J. Dalzell BE. E. Osman Ray Rynberg Ernest King Joe McCall Bernard

Guild Ladies To Lead Mother’s Day Service

Mothers Day service at Congregational church next Sunday at 10 15 AM will feature a program by the Ladies Guild with Mrs A E Wylie presiding. Flowers for all, a plant for oldest and youngest mother, and no dinner after due to church parlors temperature.

Congregational Church Ladies Guild A. E. Wylie BH. A. Throop Guild The Churchill

Clare Firemen Banquet And First Maneuvers

Fire Chief Albert Haley set May 5 at Tourist Park for the Clare firemen to learn drills under a new ordinance. Mayor Jesse Hampton and ex chiefs watched as Jim Clute and aides provided meals, with a storied crew noting the lavish kitchen effort and appetites of the contingent.

Albert Haley M. OD. Tfeighner Clare the Sentinel Jesse Hampton Chas Allen Wellman Haley Jim Clute American Legion Houghton Lake Shorty Ireland Richard Woodcock John Coulter Michigan Bob Archamboult Ist Allen Crum

4 H Clubs Observe Achievement Day at Harrison May 11

The 26 winter clubs of Clare County will celebrate the closing of winter projects with an achievement day program at Harrison community building next Monday. The evening features a style revue by girls clothing clubs at 8:00 p m and ends with the awarding of certificates. A hot lunch service and exhibitions of handicraft clothing and hot lunch projects will be judged by state leaders M. H. Avery and Miss Beatrice Boyle. Members will plan summer work at 5 p m and a club banquet at 6:80 p m hosted by Congregational church women.

Clare County Harrison M. H. Avery Beatrice Boyle Congrégational ‘Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walter H. Larman POST Blanche Walker Legion Legion Rooms Clare Post Wau Conrad Walker Jay O. Bellinger Omer Parent Arleigh HE. Gorr Kyle L. McKinnon George P. Stanford William D. Harger Walter H. Sharman Jesse A. Bunting Rosebush Ira Carl Spicer Conrad Walken France Walker M. S.C Wm. Moline Bartniansky Logan Granada Bueno Girls’ Glee Club Kleinhardt Friz WED Vernon Farmer A. E. LaPierre Clare Kiwanians Mount Pleasant Club Ernest T. Gonlon Miss Ulrey Ernest T. Conlon Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts and Leaders Guild Ladies
Search Courier

Search the Clare Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Clare Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication