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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1935

Page

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Clare County Oil Tests Move Forward In Sheridan Township

An oil test on the James Nevills farm in Section 19 Sheridan township Clare county progresses with a 1040 acre footprint held by Sheridan Oil and Development Co. Trustees Rev Stanley Morrison and Donald H Holbrook oversee drilling by T K Buzard. The test well sits four miles southeast of the McKay Mercier gas field as other local wells advance.

James* Nevills Sheridan Township Clare County Sheridan Oil and, Development Company Clare Dr. Clute Sheridan Oil Development Company Stanley Morrison Donald H. Holbrook T. K. Buzard Michigan McKay-Mercier Gilmore Township Isabella County Claud Fordyce N. W. 14 Atha Oil Company Warwell Curtis Rosebush Cowden Farm McClanahan Oil Co Dundee Sun Oil Co Becker No. 1 Arthur Township

Coleman Man Killed When Car Is Ditch Near Mt Pleasant

Carl Lyness 25 of Coleman died after the car he rode in was ditched near Mt Pleasant to avoid a collision. Driver RB F P Smith 21 of Mt Pleasant escaped with cuts and bruises after saying blinding lights caused him to swerve off the road. The body was taken to John Doherty Undertaking parlors then home to Coleman.

Carl Lyness Coleman Mt. Pleasant RB. F P. Smith

Five Men Injured In Auto Wreck Saturday Night

Five men were injured near midnight Saturday when a Ford V8 driven by Budd O’Brien collided with a Chevrolet driven by Ray Phillips. Passengers Louie Dean and Geo Dunwoodie, all from Mason, were en route to Arthur Township. They were treated at Clare County General Hospital. two left Monday, three to remain several days. Deputy James Clure investigated. both cars were severely damaged.

Twin Elms U.S Budd O’brien Mt. Pleasant Paul Lundy Ray Phillips Mason Louie Dean Geo Dunwoodie Harold Sunday Arthur Township Clare County General Hospital Doherty and Thurston James Clure

Sentinel Office Schedule for Decoration Day

The Sentinel announces closure on Decoration Day Thursday May 30 and asks news writers to mail weekly letters by Monday morning and advertisers to meet Tuesday noon deadline as press occurs Wednesday afternoon.

Sentinel

The Rose Maiden Senior Vesper Services in Clare

The Rose Maiden cantata presented by the Clare Choral Union directed by Mr. Kitchin with Mrs. Fred Doherty at piano will be performed Sunday evening May 26 in the High School Auditorium at eight. Reverend Van Hoose delivers a fifteen minute graduates’ message. audience urged to be seated on time for the program.

Clare Clare Choral Union Kitchin Fred Doherty Wat Cowen Roseblossom van Hoose Church of God

Beaverton Lady Dies After Stairway Fall at Local Store

Beaverton resident Mrs. L. A. Calhoun aged 72 died instantly Saturday afternoon when she fell down basement stairs at the Wm. H. Bicknell & Co. store. She, partially blind, mistook a stock room door for a restroom and struck her head on the cement floor. Coroner Dr. F. C. Sanford ruled it an accidental death. funeral services followed after removal to Doherty Funeral parlors and home.

L. A. Calhoun Beaverton Wm. H. Bicknell & Co Doherty

Dust Storm Tales From The Dust Bowl Experience

C W Nash describes experiences during a west dust storm travel from Dodge City toward the Rocky Mountains. He notes escalating wind, dense dust clouds forcing careful navigation and a temporary shelter offered by a local woman as the storm intensified.

C. W. Nash The Sentinel Kansas Colorado Rockey Mountains Dodge City

Roy Cimmerer Escapes Injury in Alcohol Barrel Explosion

Roy Cimmerer a pharmacist at Anderson Drug Store narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday when an empty alcohol barrel exploded in a rear alley trash pile. Live coals in ashes triggered the blast sending debris across the alley toward Clare Hardware and Furniture store while witnesses nearby avoided harm.

Roy Cimmerer Anderson Drug Store Same Clare Hardware and Furniture

Fred Dora Farm Home Burns Near Clare

About 3 30 Thursday afternoon the farm home of Fred Dora three miles north and 1 2 west of Clare burned to the ground. The origin of the blaze unknown. The rural truck fought the fire but it was not brought under control. They saved a nearby shed and assisted in removing most of the household goods.

Fred Dora Clare Hame

Poppy Day Emphasizes Honor for World War Dead in Clare

On Saturday May 28 the United States pays tribute to World War dead by wearing memorial poppies. Women from Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary in Clare will distribute flowers all day. About 10 million poppies are to be handed out nationwide with around $1,000,000 in contributions. Funds support disabled veterans and families. Clare's local Legion Post and Auxiliary will use most money locally for welfare work.

United States Walter H. Larman American Legion Auxiliary Clare American Legion and Auxiliary

Battle Creek Man Dies Sud­denly at Sister’s Home

Warren Hugere Allwood born May 3 1886 in Williams County Ohio died May 20 1935 at his sister’s Battle Creek home aged 49 years 18 days. He moved from Clare County to Battle Creek at 25 and lived there 23 years. Survived by widow Vera Gordon three daughters a grandson mother two brothers three sisters and many friends. Services held at Doherty Funeral Home with Rev Charles Rieinhardt officiating and burial in Cherry Grove.

Warren Hugere Allwood Williams County Ohio Clare County Vera Gordon Battle Creek Will Hobart Gay Plainwell Marjorie Crystal Ellison Max John Lansing Russell Lake Ben Best Flint Aery] Little East Lansing Florence Hunt Clare Warren U. S. Register Works Harry Spiker Carl Quitman Foreman U. S. Register Marcelo, McAdams Beulah Pershing Irene Lora Gordon Saginaw Doherty Charles Rieinhardt Cherry Grove

Clarence Burke Arrested for Forgery in Harrison

Clarence Burke was arrested in Harrison by Sheriff George Bates on a charge of forging the name of William Murphy to a $20 check. The check was cashed by John Kemmis, who alerted authorities. Burke waived examination and was bound over to the Circuit Court set for the first week of June.

Clarence. Burke Harrison George Bates William Murphy John Kemmis Mr. Bates Burke Justice A Young Circuit Court

Clare Girl Wins First in Saginaw Typing Contest

Harold Benson and Mrs. Calihan led Clare Public School participants to a Saginaw event with 240 entrants. Freda June Krell won first place with an average of 65.9 words a minute and received a $102 Woodstock typewriter. Krell, 14, is set to graduate with Clare’s 1935 class.

Harold Benson Clare Public School Bette Calihan Ester Chaffee Ruth Ireland Virginia Friz Leta Denton S. M. Calihan Benson Saginaw Freda June Krell Eva Rulapaugh Bette Callihan Buster Chaffee Maxine Sowle Saginaw City Jean Caple Miss Krell Woodstock J. B. Hurston Woodstock Co Chas. Krell Grant

Clare School Faculty and Friends Enjoy Party at Crystal

Clare school faculty and invited guests traveled to Crystal Lake for an afternoon party. Gordon Brown piloted a plane for rides from Alma, marking a first air experience for several guests. The group toured nearby oil field activity at the Durbin lease before gathering at a cottage for golf, dining, and socializing with about 35 attendees. Some stayed for an evening at the pavilion before returning to Clare.

Clare School Crystal Lake Gordon Brown Alma Leo Brown Crystal Durbin T Hose Perdoris Somié Clare

Memorial Day Observance at Cherry Grove Cemetery

The American Legion Post hosts a Memorial Day program at Soldiers Monument Cherry Grove cemetery next Thursday. High School and City bands perform, followed by invocations and addresses by Marion Olson Planders Field Hugh Maxwell Joseph A. Kitchin and a male quartet. Veterans will meet at City Park at 9 45 with parade to the cemetery and graves decorated by Walter H Larman Post.

American Legion Soldier’s Monument Cherry Gove Cemetery Lincoln Gettysbore Marion Olson Planders Field Hugh Maxwell Joseph A. Kitchin

Circuit Court Docket Sets June 3 at County Seat

The circuit court convenes June 3 in the county seat with a busy criminal and civil docket. Cases include People versus H. C. Sandéyson for negligent homicide, multiple foreclosures, injunctions, assumpsit, trespass on the case, and various divorces and naturalization petitions.

CO. Seat

Local Names Mentioned in Fragmented Notice

A damaged OCR fragment lists names including Warren, Tice, Orris Presley, Montgomery, Bowler, Bauder, Ott, Gillis, and Fria. No clear event or action provided. readable portion lacks context or dates.

Warren Tice Orris Presley Lloyd Montgomery Bowler Raymond Bauder _Arnold Ott Donald Gillis Virginia Fria

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