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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1929

Page

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Senator Achar Backs Homestead Royalty Share Stance

Senator Tony Achard of Clare criticizes the state conservation commission for retaining oil and mineral royalties from homesteads. He urges Gov Green to remove commission members and favors part of royalties for homeowners who bought land at tax sales. He notes landowner interests and cites a Lansing meeting with Director Hogarth.

Tony Achar Clare State Conservation Commission George R. Howarth Achard Steadey W. J. Sovereign Bay City Gov. Green Saginaw Daily News Muskegon River Sovereign Conservation Commission Lansing Woodruff Hogarth

Excavating Begins for Modern Play House in Spring

The basement excavation starts Tuesday for a new theatre in Clare to be built by Mr. and Mrs. John Asline owners of the Princess Theatre. R. V. Gay of St. Johns designs the plans. The house will sit on a vacant lot north of Kriz Undertaking and will feature up to five hundred seats a ladies and gentlemen lounge and a spacious lobby. It will show talking pictures and be ready early next season.

Clare John Asline Princess Theatre R. V. Gay St. Johns Kriz Undertaking Company

Last Rites Held for Samuel Smith at Lake Odessa

Samuel Smith born September 8 1875 Medina County Ohio grew to manhood in Michigan. He died suddenly October 17 at fifty four years one month nine days on a Clare county Sheridan township farm. Funeral at his aunt Mrs Dellenbeck home with burial alongside his parents.

Samuel Smith John H John Smith Medina County Ohio Michigan Clare County Sheridan Township Lake Odessa Dellenbeck

Clock Clocking Time: Clare County Savings Bank Erects Electric Clock

The Clare County Savings bank is building a tall electric clock outside its corner at Mewan and Fourth streets. The 10-foot tall bronze finished enclosure features two-foot dials with bank names above each dial. Clocks are powered by electricity from a master clock inside the bank and will advance every minute.

Clare County Savings Bank McEwan Fourth Streets Mewan

Program Complete for Convention Here Next Week

Preparations are finished for the District Conference of the Big Rapids Methodist Episcopal Church in Clare on November 7 and 8. About one hundred churches will be represented with a full Thursday program starting at eleven and closing Friday noon. The evening program features Dr. Jones, McKenzie, Kennedy, Randall, and Rev. W. H. Phelps with the Pentecost or Picnic lecture. The public evening gathering includes music, scripture, and the lecture, followed by hymns and offertory. Friday morning is a private Pentecostal Retreat.

Clare Big Rapids Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Jones Ludington McKenzie Mt. Pleasant Kennedy Detroit Randall Traverse City W. H. Phelps Michigan Christian Advocate McGuire Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman Offenbach Mulder Ashford Phelps

Halloween Program Brings Merriment to Club Night

The G L C club hosts a Halloween evening featuring the quartet Adalaide Hilden Doris Gerow Grace Reagan and Lorisa Rogers in The Fourleaf Clover. Mrs Bellinger presents a reading on Halloween origins in ancient Rome and the festival's misbeliefs, noting bonfires and warding off witches.

Adalaide Hilden Doris Gerow Grace Reagan Lorisa Rogers Rome England Hallowe’en British Isle

Grange Meeting at Lake With Garfield Grange

Pomona Grange will meet Garfield Grange at Lake next Thursday evening November 7. Installation of officers and a pot luck supper are on the program. Also featured is a 20 gallon crock sale at a special Saturday price at Holbrook’s Bazaar.

Pomona Grange Garfield Grange At Holbrook'a

Local Pastor Weds in Grand Rapids This Week

Rev A P Mac Donald weds Mrs Clara Freed in Grand Rapids on Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles G Morse of Lansing at the home of Dr and Mrs Wismer. The couple will travel to Ohio and Indiana after spending a few days in Grand Rapids. Rev C HE Parrigo will fill the pulpit during their absence.

A. P. MacDonald Clara Freed MacDonald Clare C. HE Parrigo

Ernest Penrose Describes Trip to Dairy Show

Sheridan youth Ernest Penrose wins a National Dairy Show trip and recounts a lengthy 4 H Dairy Calf Club journey through Michigan Indiana Illinois to St. Louis. The group of sixty two leaders toured farms at the University of Illinois, visited stables, hog pens, and the 80 000 seat stadium before continuing home.

Sentinel Ernest Pedrose Sheridan Jett East Lansing St. Louis Nevels Pearson Michigan Charlotte Battle Creek Kalamazoo LaPort Indiana Champaign Fil Beardsley Hotel Upper Peninsula Yapps University of It

Card of Thanks to Clare Friends After Hospital Stay

I thank my Clare friends for flowers letters and greetings while I was in the hospital which helped pass the lonely time. Harrietta Pond expresses gratitude for support.

Clare Souis

County Jail Holds Five Law Violators In One Arrest

Justice J. Young sentences four men arrested Monday evening by Sheriff Halmond Woods and Lieut. Munger for possessing firearms while intoxicated. John J. McCarthy 26 Boston Mass driven drunk gets 20 days and $60 fine. Charles Critchfield 53 and George Crane 44 each get 30 days and $45. Norman Furbush 16 days and $15. Tyrank Watson owner of the still to Circuit court. Jail terms follow pursuit near Temple after a raid at Frank Watson’s Winterfield township residence.

J. Young Harrison Halmond Woods Lieut Munger Manistee Woods Frank Watson Winterfield Township Mr. Watson Temple Justice Young John J. McCarthy Boston Mass Charles Critchfield George Crane Norman Furbush Furbush McCarthy Tempin Tyrank Watson

Former Loomish Resident Killed in Flint

The remains of Joel DeGeer of Flint were brought to Herrick for funeral services set for Friday at two o'clock from the Wm Lansing home. Rev Clarence L Wheaton of Independence Mo will conduct. DeGeer, longtime Loomis area resident, is thought to have died after stopping in front of a car in Flint. He leaves a wide circle of Loomis friends grieving his sudden death.

Joel DeGeer Flint Myr Wm. Lansing Herrick Clarence L. Wheaton Independence DeGeer Loomis

Armistice Day Program Planned in Vlare

The American Legion Wal ter H. Larman post and chairman BE Johnston announce a morning Armistice Day program at Vlare high school auditorium. The Clare high school band will lead a 10:30 parade from the school to the corner of McEwan and Fifth streets, joining ex service men for a march to the auditorium. The 45 minute program emphasizes citizen attendance as business places close from 10:30 to noon.

Vlare Walter H. Larman The American Legion BE. G. Johnston Clare High School McEwan and Fifth Streets Sentinel Legion

Wildlife Films Shown At County Seat Tuesday

Two hundred people attended the satiric supper by the Harrison hunting and fishing club in the opera house at Harrison Tuesday evening. Walter Hastings, official photographer for the State Conservation Department, presented a wildlife film he shot recently. William Hutchinson of Long Lake was reelected president and Edmond Woods of Clare County was elected secretary. The banquet is annual with wives as guests. dancing followed the film and speeches. C. E. S. rummage sale announced for November 15 16 and 18 with dates listed.

Harrison Hunting and Fishing Club Opera House Harrison Walter Hastings State Contiruation Department William Hutchinson Long Lake Edmond Woods Clare County

Program of School Days Enjoyed by Baptist Ladies

The King's Daughters group of twenty five members and visitors were entertained by society officers last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J. T. Brown's home. The program featured old poems from McGuffey's reader, readings of Edgar Guest works, a "Pumpkin Writing" game, and Scripture verse roll call. A vote of thanks closed the surprise gathering.

Society J. T. Brown Abou Ben Adhem McGuffey Hdgar Guest Mesdamey Osborn and Smith

Bake sale by Grown Ladies Aid at Friz's Parlors

The Grown Ladies Aid will host a bake sale at Friz's parlors on Saturday November 2. Proceeds support community aid projects and local relief efforts.

Grown Ladies Aid Friz’s

Needle point and Atwater Kent Screen linked stations

Minimal readable text notes two radio stations connected by a needle point with the Atwater Kent Screen. Mentions Floyd Kirkpatrick and Dingeibt ady in fragmentary form. No clear event details or date provided.

Needle Point Atwater Kent Screen Grid Radio Floyd Kirkpatrick Dingeibt Ady

Arabella Three Act Comedy at Clare High School

Arabella a three act musical comedy directed by Adeline Edwards will be presented at Clare high school auditorium Friday night November 8 for the Altar Society of St Gasilia church benefit. Local cast includes Mrs Marjorie Reeder and Arthur Fleming as leads with a chorus of Clare’s young women. Proceeds fund a pastor residence.

Clare High School Altar Society St. Gasilia Catholic Church Sewell Adéline Edwards Clare Arabella Bob Adair Marjorie Reeder Arthur Fleming Ladies Aid Society Levinsky

Princess Theatre Schedule November First Week Features Beery

The Princess Theatre runs November 1 to 7 with Friday and Saturday showings including Sand a Zane Grey, Wallace Beery in A Talking Comedy Drama shows Ruth Chatterton Olive Brooks in Charming Sinners on Sunday Monday. Tuesday Wednesday presents Thor Aliba All Star East, a dynamic mystery romance. November 12 13 14 advertises Four Feathers and The Cocoanuts starting November 3 with Sunday night shows at 7:00 PM.

Ruth Chatterton Olive Brooks Thor

Play at Lyceum Sourse program promises laughs and tears

Hidden talents and family chaos fuel a radio style broadcast play featuring Mildred, Heather, Ellen, and Grandma in a high school auditorium production. The show blends humor and heart strings as actors perform between musical acts. Season tickets cost one dollar for five numbers including Pigs and other acts next Monday night.

Atkins Place Mildred Tumox Ellen Grandma Heather Lises Lyceum Sourse

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