Circuit Court Convenes Next Monday at Harrison
The May term of Circuit Court will convene at Harrison next Monday under Judge Ray Hart with cases on criminal calendar and civil issues. The People vs Bob Stager involves breaking and entering while The People vs Walter Hergenroger concerns breaking without entering. Ejectment and trespass actions include multiple filings such as Bonninghausen v Consumers Power and City of Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ray Hart
Bob Stager
Walter Hergengoeder
Fred Aiey
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co
Assumpsit
Richard I. Bonninghausen
Consumers Power Co
Kenneth F. Irving
Florence W. Irving
Richard TI. Benninghausen
J. A. Pinch
Edna Carpenter
Frank van Liew
Edwin E. Perrin
Citizens State Bank
Chartiers Oil Company
Henry L. McEvoy
Tresspass
George Scott
James A. McKay
Henry Ll. McEvoy
Ellen Gertrude McEvoy
Farm Land, Inc
Matthew W. Schmid
Carl Cohee
Warner Bros. Road Co
Sarah Hardler
City of
Clare
Women Golfers Open Season at Club Breakfast
The Glare women golfers began their season with a nine o'clock breakfast at Twin Elms despite rain. Four new members joined, a business meeting followed, and plans were set for handicap scores and upcoming events including Alma’s Invitational Tournament and a summer schedule across Portland Ithaca St Johns Mt. Pleasant and Alma locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms
Wehrlys
Ida Crigier
Join Hail
Art Damoth
Jesse Hampton
Harold Fleming
William Titus
Hiden
Ithaca
Alma
Portland
Central Michigan Tounament
St. Johns
Mt. Pleasant
Marion Olson
Mrs. Elden
Son of John Watson Suffering Severe Burns
The year old son of Mr and Mrs John Watsons sustained second and third degree burns on both hands Saturday evening after touching a hot stove He is reported to be improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watsons
John, Jr
John Watson
Fowler Orchards in Full Bloom Delight Visitors
The Fowler Orchard is in full bloom inviting readers to drive out Sunday to see the beautiful sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Orchards
Fowler
Clare Chamber of Commerce Meet at St Henrys May 20
Lance Thayer and John Doherty lead the Clare Chamber of Commerce May meeting at St Henrys church parlors Vernon township. Dinner served by church ladies at 7:00 PM. Farmers in the area invited to attend the dinner and meeting. Tickets from Doherty Thayer or Gordon Grant. Further notices in next Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Thayer
John Doherty
Clare Chamber of Commerce
St. Henry's Church
Vernon Township
St. Henry's
Gordon Grant
Sentinel
Fourth Annual Clare County Music Festival Held at Harrison High
The Fourth Annual Music Festival of Clare County Schools takes place Friday at 8:00 PM in Harrison High School under Michigan State College Music Department auspices. Helen D Hether County Commissioner of Schools sponsors. Programs feature Mable Miles director, Doris Empey accompanist, multiple choirs, rhythm band, instrument selections, and audience participation with the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Harrison High School
Music Department
Michigan State College
Helen D. Hether
Dinah
Susannah
Temple School
Pauline Drake
Francis Scott Key
Martha Ann Parent Breaks Ankle Roller Skating
Martha Ann Parent, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Omer Parent, broke her left ankle Monday evening at a Mt Pleasant roller skating party with her Sunday School class. A skate came off as she skated alone, the injury was reduced by a doctor and she was taken home on crutches. She returned to school Wednesday and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann
Omer Parent
Mt. Pleasant
Detroit Evangelist Glover to Bring Singers to Lake George
Evangelist Glover from Detroit and his group of colored jubilee singers will perform at the Lake George Community Building on Sunday May 11 at 3 00 oclock and 7 45 in the evening with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lake George
Evangelist Glover
Colored Jubilee Singers
George's Market Open Evenings and Sundays
Local market advertises quality meats and groceries at 118 Hast 4th Street Clare with phone 290. Open evenings and Sundays to serve customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s Market
Clare
Health unit reports busy year for tri county areas
Dr Helen Lanting, acting director for Arenac Clare and Gladwin counties, reports 6273 field visits and 42868 miles traveled by staff. 1044 smallpox vaccinations 865 diphtheria immunizations given. Tuberculin tests 1215 with 216 X rays and 8 cases sent to sanatoria. Continued maternal child care visits and dental work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lanting
Health Department
Arenac
Clare
Gladwin
Central Michigan Children’s Clinic
Child Guidance Service
Farwell Young Man Escapes in Forced Landing
A Howard trainer aircraft piloted by Dale McAlvey of Farwell and instructor Hilton Axford suffered a crankshaft failure five miles north of Capitol City airport Lansing. The plane made a forced landing in a field with minor damage. No injuries were reported and Saturday morning inspection by Robert C. Hutton confirmed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol City
Lansing
Robert C. Hutton
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Wayne County
Dale McAlvey
Farwell
Hilton Axford
Hughes Flying Service
Red Cross to Cut Garments at Clare School
The Red Cross will hold a garment cutting session in the Home Economics room at Clare school this Friday at 4:00 PM. Volunteers are welcome for the full or partial session to finish the first quota. Watch the Sentinel for future meeting announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clare
Sentinel
Bangs disease test completed in Clare County
Testing of Clare County cattle for Bangs disease was completed Saturday May 3. 968 herds with more than 10 000 cattle tested found 156 herds infected and 643 cattle branded for slaughter in a 5.3 percent infection rate. State Vet Dr C H Clark says this rate is expected. Officials from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and state field staff visited the local lab. two herds remain to be tested, one due to facility limits and one from a farmer undecided about cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Bang
Charles W. Deland
C. H.clark
Clark
Hays
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Raider
Miss Ina Mary Young Assumes Clare County Health Nurse Post
Miss Ina Mary Young begins duties as Clare County Health Nurse on May 1 in the Tri County Unit. A Battle Creek Sanitarium graduate with ten years public health experience, she previously worked with Detroit Health Department and Children's Fund in Lake County. She succeeds Miss Martha Knecht who resigned to marry. Public health is stressed as vital to community and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Mary Young
Clare County
Tri-County
Miss Young
Battle Creek
Martha Knecht
Notice on dumping along county highways
The Clare County Road Commission warns that dumping rubbish along county highways is prohibited by law and that all violations will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Gounty Rodd Commission
Poppy Day Observed in Clare May 24
Memory of American war dead will be honored on Saturday May 24 as residents wear memorial poppies. Plans are led by the Walter H. Larmon unit of the American Legion Auxiliary under Jane Gorr. Poppies, made by disabled veterans at Fort Custer, will be sold on streets to raise funds for the Auxiliary’s welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Walter H. Larmon
American Legion Auxiliary
Iane Gorr
France
Veterans Facility Hospital No. 100
Fort Custer
Clare Wins District Speech Banner at Contest
The District Speech Contest at Glare High School featured twenty contestants from northern Michigan. Robert Gay won the oratorical declamation with Dont Die on Third and received a school wall banner from the University of Michigan. Ruth Horn and Lorraine Underwood took top honors in other events, while Steve Konopniki won extempore with Suez Gibraltar and the War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare High
Carney Smith
Alma College
Pfister
Michigan
Roberta McKnight
Robert Gay
University of Michigan
Clare High School
Adolph Schroeder
Reed City
Lorraine Underwood
Maple Rapids
Ruth Horn
Janet Duncan
Clare
West Branch
Beaverton
Barbara Caple
Mavis Kennedy
Stanton High
Mildred Butler
Katherine Dwyer
Steve Konopniki
Coleman
Suez
Gibraltar
Bill Jennings
Detroit News
Michigan Forensic Association
Resort Owners Requested to Send in Information
The Clare Chamber of Commerce asks resort and take property owners to return information about facilities for resorters tourists and campers. A questionnaire appears on page fourteen of this week's Sentinel and copies can be mailed or picked up at The Citizens State Bank or The Clare Sentinel office. Owners urged to complete and return to Secretary Bates promptly to answer daily inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Sentinel
Austin Bates
Care Chamber of Commerce
Clare
Michigan
Citizens State Bank
Clare Sentinel
Bates
Progress Drives New Grove Brothers Store Opening
Construction advances on the Grove Brothers 5¢ to $1.00 Store with twice the floor space and three arches connecting both sections. A modern front enhances Clare’s main street as Harold Moline leads building work. Nearby, a Twin Elms porch and conservatory project proceed under Thomas Schroeder and contractor additions. Mair Holbrook and McKnight remodels progress with plans for a premier dental office. Dunlop block work continues as John signals a premier finish. H J Foster sells the tire shop and moves to new occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Brothers
Clare
Harold Moline
Watch the Sentinel
Twin Elms Club House
Thomas Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Fred Doherty
Miss Alliene Cimmerer Recovering From Appendectomy After Accident
Miss Alliene Cimmerer daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cimmerer was expected to be brought home from Community Hospital Battle Creek Thursday after an appendectomy. She and friends Dennis June Stoll and Irene Rhule were en route to Camp Custer when a motorist made an illegal turn causing a collision. Alliene had acute appendicitis at 11:00 am and her appendix was removed at 4:00 pm. The accident did not affect her condition and friends report she is recovering well at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliene Cimmerer
Roy Cimmerer
Battle Creek
Alliene
Dhnis
June Stoll
Irene Rhule
Camp Custer
Irene
Homie Sydin
Mother Daughter Dinner Held Wednesday at Methodist Church
The annual Mother Daughter Banquet of the W.S.C.5 was held Wednesday evening in the Methodist church parlors. One hundred fifty five mothers and daughters were served a dinner at seven. Floral tables featured apple blossoms and pansies while guests admired shell displays gathered in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.5
Methodist
Mary
Mabel Mulder
Mulder
Florida
Dorig Empey
Eva Lowrey
Fern Falconer
Clara Sternaman
Groose
Queen of Hearts
Roberta McKnight
Lucille le
Page
Kraft Cheese Expands Plant and Facilities
Kraft Cheese Company reveals major expansion at the local plant. A 30 by 36 foot addition adds a pram room and dry storage while a new cold storage room increases capacity to 40 000 pounds. Additional equipment includes a large cheese press a 10 000 pound cheese vat two automatic agitators and a 7 000 pound milk storage tank. Eight men are employed as output rises from 106 to an expected 175 cheeses daily by late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft Cheese Company
Thomas Lehrdoeder
J. I. Falconer
Minstrel Show Postponed to Next Year
School officials delay the minstrel show to next year due to a crowded calendar including band concerts trips a festival senior activities and prom. The script and costumes will be kept on file and a definite date will be set to avoid conflicts and ensure a strong production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kicker
St. Henry’s
Doris Empey
H. E. Philo
Henry Carey
Bortnyanski
C. W. von Gluck
Alceste
Temple
Clarabelle Harper
Ferris Institute Dean of
Congregational Sunday School
Dr. Schutt
Collette Barnes
Stanley Marten
Mona Rae Johnson
A. Johnson
Mair
Lionell Duncan
G. MacGregor
Big Rapids
Women
Ferris Institute
Helen
Lanting
Bangs
Legion Auxiliary
Flanders
Rebekahs
Bebe 'Ae
Mair-Holbrook
David Marr
McKnight
McEwan
Fifth Streets
John
Saginaw
H. J. Foster
W.S.C
Kraft Cheese
City Bakery
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