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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1939

Page

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Kiwanis and C of C Banquet Highlights Safety Talk

Clare Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis club met at the Hotel Doherty with over sixty attendees for a six thirty dinner and safety program. Grand Rapids safety expert BH Ross Farra warned that last year Michigan traffic accidents killed 2,000 and injured 25,000, urging civic backing, local safety committees, school patrols, and enforcement to make Michigan a safer place to live.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Doherty Art. Damoth Kiwanian Inter-Club Bob Mair Austin Bates Albert Dawe John W. Dunlop Chamber of Commerce Willard Bicknell Harry Wekrly John Davy Jack Hall Farra Milwaukee New York Michigan Algoma

Californians Like Fishing The Tobacco River Tale

Two visiting anglers Dolores and Lynn Bertram from Los Angeles fished the Tobacco river near Clare. Dolores struck a big trout, slipped on the bank, and fell in but was rescued by her sister Lynn. The fish measured 42 inches, but the thrill outweighed the outcome.

Dolores Lynn Bertram Los Angeles Tobacco River California Clare Lynn

Old Age Assistance Offices Schedule in Clare County

The Old Age Assistance Offices in Clare County will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Saturdays and from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Regular weekday hours are listed, with Saturday morning service noted.

Clare County Fridey

Franklin L. Littlefield Elected Chairman Clare County Tax Commission

The Clare County Tax Commission held its first 1939 meeting at Harrison Court House with full representation. Franklin L. Littlefield of Farwell was elected chairman, replacing Peter A. Oman who became Township Treasurer of Garfield Township, and Frank Brooks of Franklin Township was named to Oman’s former commission seat.

Franklin L. Littlefield Clare County Tax Commission Court House Harrison Franklin Fp, Littlefield of Farwell Peter A. Oman Lake Garfield Township Oman Frank Brooks Franklin Township

Mother daughter banquet pleases large gathering

One hundred fifty mothers and daughters enjoyed the banquet and program at the Methodist church. The event featured praise for the serving men, a guest speaker Mrs Wayland Jones of Big Rapids, and tributes to mothers and daughters. corsages were awarded to the oldest and youngest mothers, Emma Armstrong age 88 and Jay Hendrie age 23.

Methodist Church Paul Lowrey Art Damoth Homer Stanley Clara Sternaman Doris Empey Wayland Jones Big Rapids Sternaman Emma Armstrong Jay Hendrie Jones

Post installs officers at Sparwell VFW ceremony

J E Sparbell Post No 3753 Veterans of Foreign Wars held a May 3 meeting in the VEFW dugout. Dist Commander William Tarr and Dist Publicity Chairman William Saxton installed officers including Commander Riley J Harger and Senior Vice Commander Frank Kapplinger. Buddy Poppies were to be sold.

J. E. Sparbell V. ‘Ef. W. Dugout Dist Wm. Tarr Wm. Saxton Ludington Riley J. Harger Frank Kapplinger Ralph Dupont Harold A. Wyman Marion A Wells Kyle McKinnon Henry Walker Mayd Black Chas. M. Wright Joseph M. Davis

Clare Kiwanis Attend District Meeting at Muskegon

Several members of the Clare Kiwanis Club attended a third district Kiwanis meeting in Muskegon on Thursday. Lieut. Governor Tim Cotter presided and Walter Woolieto, president of Muskegon era, organized arrangements.

Clare Kiwanis Club Muskegon Tim Cotter Walter ‘Wooliétoh

Herman Krienke dies at Clare home age 83

Herman Krienke 83 longtime Clare resident died at his First Street home Friday May 12 born in Germany January 29 1856 he came to the United States in 1884 lived in Fostoria Ohio and Wise township Isabella county before moving to Clare He leaves son Paul two grandchildren Walter Krienke Hattie Haddox and one great grandchild Marcus Krienke Funeral services were held at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev C Binhammer and interment at Cherry Grove cemetery Attending from distance were relatives and friends from Flint Saginaw Freemont Bloomingdale West Branch and other cities

Herman, Krienke Clare Germany Fostoria Ohio Wise Township Isabella County Paul Walter Krienke Flint Hattie Haddox Marcus Krienke St. John’s Lutheran Church C. Binhammer Cherry Grove Cemetery Alfred Marxhausen Jack Saginaw Daisy Miller Harold Billow Pearl Lash Bess Flumerfelt Fremont Clifford Haddox Bloomingdale Frieda Krogen Betty McSigul Alvin Melancon Art

Clare High School Spring Music Festival Tonight and Tomorrow

Clare High School presents a two night Spring Festival featuring The Wedding of the Beauty and the Beast on May 22 at 8:00 in the auditorium. A concert aboard a ship sets May 23 at 8:00 with the Band, visiting artist, and sailor themed acts. A silver offering will be taken each night.

Clare High School Beauty and the Beast Ardale Hornbeck

Notices From Barbershop Closures For Summer

Notice to patrons states undersigned barbers will close their shops Thursday afternoons during July and August. Names include Ralph Pierow Shumway Loomis Howard Brown Homer L. Douglas Lawrence Brown and others. Public notice of seasonal schedule and closures for barber services.

Ralph Plerowthay Shumway Loomis Sole Howard BR. Brown Homer L. Douglas Lawrence Hi.Brown Ptates Pehunel Ogres

National Poppy Day Volunteers to Sell Memorial Flowers

Volunteers and workers will distribute poppies in the city Saturday May 27 under the direction of Mrs BE G Johnston Poppy Day Chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit. The poppy day fund raises relief for disabled and needy veterans and dependents with no minimum donation required.

BE. G. Johnston American Legion Auxiliary Unit American Legion Auxiliary Unita

Busche and Schaeffer Dairy Plan Grand Opening

Clare activates a new north side commerce district with Busche Motor Sales and Schaeffer Dairy Bar in a brick and block building. Fred Busche, Chrysler Plymouth dealer, runs the showroom and repair shop while Harold Schaeffer and Earl Ruby operate the dairy bar with Holstein dairy supply. The complex features ice cream, dairy products, curb service, and a May 27 grand opening.

Clare North Side Busche Motor Sales Schaeffer Fred Busche Joyce Busches Hag Chrysler Plymouth Harold Schaeffer Earl Ruby Sentinel Kessel & Rummel Clare Hardware & Furniture Company Sarow Selter Bros. .Lumber Company Claré Beaverton Lumber Company Gulf Oil Company Hub Oil. Company Pratt & Howe Fred Turbush A. E. Howlett Frank Hochstetler

Benefit Card Party for St Henry's Church

Benefit card party at Vernon A Idelfelous Timgh rwill is held Sunday evening May 2 at 8100 sotelock. Tickets are 60 cents each. Proceeds support St Henry's Church.

Sotelock Vernon Aidelfelous -Timgh Be. Hervedy

Saginaw Woman and two others killed or injured in Coleman crash

Miss Helen M. Lucky 23 died after a Pere Marquette train collision at Cole man on US 10 near Coleman. Miss Geraldine B. Malicoat 19 and Louis Saulier 21 were critically injured. Malicoat died Monday night. Vern Malicoat 28, driver, had an arm fracture. The group was northbound on a fishing trip to Houghton Lake.

Helen M. Lucky George E. Lucky Williamson Street Saginaw Geraldine B. Malicoat Jas. A. Malicoat Vern Malicoat Geraldine Mallcoat John Seaman Coleman Lucky Saulier Miss Malicoat Vern Malicoat Houghton Lake

Sheridan Loses Another Pioneer Friday Morning

Obituary notice for Mary Niethamer Allen aged 78 of Sheridan township long illness. Born December 9 1861 at Aiin Athér Michigan she married Albert B. Allen May 1882 and had nine children. Funeral at Thurston Funeral Home with ministers Honderich and Kleinhardt. burial Cherry Grove cemetery. The list of mourners includes relatives from Ann Arbor Bay City Detroit and Mt. Pleasant.

Albert Allen Sheridan Township Mary Niethamer John Aiin Athér Michigan Albert B. Allen Florence, Russell Ida Gerow Clare May Carr Detroit Bertha Cradit Eugene Ernest Lester Ann Arbor Hddy Neithamer Bay City Asa Allen Art McQueer Jackson Tom Cart Chas. Brown Morris Wm. Bowen Beaverton Jim, Cluly Mt. Pleasant

Veterans of Foreign Wars 10 Poppy Day Set for May 20

V F W Post 8753 votes to hold annual Poppy sale on Saturday May 20. Mr Kennedy pledged support by guiding high school girls to sell poppies in Clare and surrounding area. Riley Harger serves as commander and the Dug-out was praised by Mark Bicknell.

V.F.W Kennedy City of Clare Mark Bicknell Buddy Riley Harger

Mt Pleasant Pro Amatuer Golf Winners Named

Byron Gallagher of Mt Pleasant teamed with Marvin Stahl of Lansing to win the second annual best ball 18 hole Pro Am at Mt Pleasant. The duo posted 65 to beat last year’s champion by three strokes.

Byron Gallagher Mt. Pleasant Marvin Stahl Lansing Byron America Hlmg Georgie The Sentinel

Farwell High to Combine Diplomas and Graduation Night

Farwell High School announces a combined commencement and class night Friday May 26 in the school auditorium for fifteen seniors, the smallest class since 1932. Baccalaureate is Sunday May 21 at 8 pm with Rev. Penick and Rev. Rogers, followed by an Alumni banquet May 27 in the gym. A May 19 testimonial honors retiring teacher Madge B. Lamb, to be named Madge B. Lamb Hall with a commemorative plaque.

Farwell High School R. F. Tyndall Walter Smedley Farwell School J. 8. Penick Gilmore Church of Christ James Rogers

Mary Jane Nampa and Harold McAlonan Wed in Marquette

Miss Mary Jane Nampa daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Nampa of Presque Isle Drive Marquette married Harold J McAlonan son of Mr and Mrs M W McAlonan of West Branch at the Presbyterian manse in Marquette Rev Herbert J Bryce officiating Attendants were Miss Gertrude McAlonan and Hume Nampa The bride wore a blue crepe dress with white lace and sweetheart rose corsage Harold is State supervisor of sewing machines for the government based in Clare They will reside in Clare after visiting Lakewood with the McAlonan family and friends extend best wishes

Mary Jane Nampa Peter Nampa Presque Isle Drive Marquette Harold J. McAlonan Clare M. ‘W.mcalonan West Branch Herbert J. Bryce Gertrude McAlonan Hume Nampa Harold McAlonan the Sentinel

Rev Gilmore Guest Pastor at Eagle Church Sunday

Rev Gilmore will be guest speaker at the Eagle Church of God Sunday morning after Sunday school. Pastor Rev M R Honderich urges all to turn out and encourage the young brother with their presence.

Rev. Gilmore Eagle Church Gilmore Eagle Church of God

Judge Ray Hart Holds Four Day Court Session

The May 1939 term of Clare County Circuit Court convened in Harrison with Judge Ray Hart presiding for a four day session. One jury matter heard. multiple cases continued or settled. Wayne C Price pleaded guilty to unlawful taking of Floyd Chaffee’s Ford and awaits sentence. Mary Carek was granted a divorce with a property settlement. Citizens Bank of Clare versus Burnstein—decree to quiet title. Ejectment action in Hayes Township brought by Rzewuski and Benninghausen. Amelia Webb and Alice Daniels added as defendants.

Clare County Harrison Ray Hart Midland Harton Wayne C. Price Floyd Chaffee Price Hart Mary Carek Vincent Carek Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan Joseph B. Burnstein Margaret ©. Burnstein Grant Township James S. Bicknell Kazimierz J. Rzewuski Arthur J. Benninghausen Ralph H. Webb Curtiss B. Dam Jielsz Amelia A. Webb Alice J. Daniels Hayes Township

Red and Gun Club Organizes Future Farmer Chapter

Clare Red and Gun Club forms Future Farmers chapter to plow five acres in the wildlife sanctuary and plant corn for pheasants and sheep feed. Charter members include Harve Erter Richard Woodcock Jesse Hampton Lance Thayer and Homer Stanley with Henry Doll proposed for honorary membership. The group promotes hunting and fishing preservation and notes weekend pheasant hatching and 500 eligible eggs allocated for ongoing work.

Clare Red and Gum Club Jesse Hampton John Deere Ralph Brown Rod and Gun Club Farmers” Chapter Harve Erter Richard Woodcock Jesse Hampton Lance Thayer Homer Stanley Henry Doll

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Kiwanians C. OF C E. Ross Farra Doherty Hotel Herman Krienke Clare Home City and Clare School Busche Schaeffer Dairy Sheridan Veterans OF Foreign Wars Mount Pleasant Madge B. Lamb Presbyterian Frederick Nehls Red.and Gun Club Future Farmer” Chapter Ebon-Adv
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