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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1935

Page

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Clare Future Farmers Fair to Be Held November 15

The Clare Community and Future Farmers Fair returns to the high school gym on Friday November 15 with a revised program turning toward a community venture Exhibits may be brought to the high school before November 15 and rural school booths are invited A Banner will be presented by the Clare Board of Education and the fair is organized by the local Future Farmers of America chapter and advisor Mr Hansen.

Evavyone Smith-Hughes Rural School Department Clare Clare Board of Education Clare Smith-Hughes Clare Public School Future Farmers of America Hansen

Gilmore Citizen William McClellan Rodgers Dies

William McClellan Rodgers born July 12 1866 in Mercer County Pennsylvania died at his Gilmore township home Sunday evening after a long illness. He moved to Michigan at sixteen and married Rubina Brian December 25 1890 becoming Vernon Township resident. Survived by adopted daughter Dora Crystal Michigan two brothers Milton Gilmore James Clare two sisters Jennie Putman Gilmore Flora Phillips Mt Pleasant and other relatives. wife predeceased him. Funeral at home Tuesday with Rev Mary House and Surrey cemetery burial.

William McClellan Rodgers Mercer County Pennsylvania Gilmore Township Michigan Rubina Brian Vernon Township Mr. Rodgers Dora Crystal Milton Gilmore James Clare Jennie Putman Flora Phillips Mt. Pleasant Rev Mary House Surrey Cemetery

Local Express Office Reports 33 Percent Sales Jump

H G Cudney, Pere Marquette Express agent in Clare, received a Grand Rapids headquarters letter praising a 33 percent rise in September business compared with the prior year. The gain signals improving local trade, and Cudney thanks patrons for support while noting the office’s efforts to restore former standards.

H. GC. Cudney Pere Marquetta Express Grand Rapids Clare Cudney Express Company Hig

Lake George Box Social At Community Hall

The Lake George school hosts a box social and program at Community Hall Friday evening November 8. Everyone is invited. Ladies bring boxes and gentlemen bring purses. prize awarded for the prettiest box. Hyelyn Baker Teacher.

Lake George School Hyelyn Baker

Tri County Health Unit Advises on Babywear and Nursery Sun

The unit recommends simple washable outfits kept clean and matched to room and weather. Clothing ranges from diaper only in heat to layered wear in cold, using cotton in warm weather and wool blends when cold. A bright airy nursery with south facing windows should be chosen, with daytime temps 65 to 70 degrees and 45 to 55 degrees at night.

Health Association program planned for Clare County meeting

Clare County Health Association invites the public to a Wednesday meeting at Clare High School Auditorium starting 7 30 pm. President Mrs Madge Lamb will lead the business session followed by Dr Thiehoff remarks on local health issues. The fourth to sixth graders perform The Court of Health, then Dr Boonstra presents a dental lecture. Reels of motion pictures, light refreshments, and Dr Boonstra's office inspection will end the program.

Clare County Health Association Clare High School Madge Lamb Thiehoff Tri-County Clare Court of Health Doris Gerow Boonstra Clare County

Clare Young Man Appointed Chairman of Disciplinary Comm

William Lange Jr. of Clare has been named chairman of the students disciplinary committee at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology in Houghton. A senior mechanical engineering major and active campus participant, Lange has served as cadet major of the ROTC unit and holds memberships in Tau Nu Tau Blue Key Theta Tau. He also edits the R C T C section of the Keweenawan yearbook.

William Lange Jr Clare Michigan College of Mining and Technology Houghton Lange Michigan Tech Tau Nu Tau Blue Key Theta Tau Keweenawan

Farmers Union Supper at Grait Town Hall Next Tuesday

The Grant local Farmers Union will host a supper at the Grait town hall next Tuesday evening at 8 00 o clock. Cost is 10 cents per plate. The men will handle cooking and serving so bring your family doctor. All are invited.

Grant Local Farmers’ Union Grait Town Hall

Clare Red Cross to lead county safety drive this fall

Clare County Chapter of the American Red Cross with three branches will run a county wide accident prevention program starting November 1 through 1936. Donald E Holbrook chairs, B Dale Kennedy directs. Inspectors will involve children aiding parents in home safety checks. The effort supports 128 disaster relief cases last year and lists regional school superintendents and a county education official among organizers.

Clare County American Red Cross Clare Donald E. Holbrook B. Dale Kennedy Red Cross United States Supt. Kennedy Chas. Amble Hayes Agricultural School Harrison R. F. Tyndall Surrey Township Farwell Helen Hether

Former Clare Girl Weds Owosso Man on August 29th

Miss Tillie Schultz of Clare married R. K. Neilson of Owosso on August 29. She lived in Clare most of her life before moving to Owosso to care for her father and worked at Bicknell & Co. He is son of G L. Neilson and a mechanic at the Ann Arbor shops in Owosso. They will reside on a farm near Owosso.

Owosso Tillie Schultz R. K. Neilson Ann Arbor

Auxiliary President Names Committees for Coming Year

Hazel Hawkins announces Walter H. Larman Unit American Legion Auxiliary committee members for the year. Chairmen include Ruth Parent and Iyone Gorr for Finance, Blanch Walker and Minnie Manee for Rehabilitation, Elma Clute and Belva Jackson for Child Welfare, Alice Loomis and Reva Maxwell for Americanism and National Defense, Florence Stanford for Legislation, Geneva Willey for Membership and Gold Star, Mary Treland and Adelaide Wylie for Constitution and By-Laws, plus Junior members Lewing Catherine Ruby. Publicity by Adelaide Wylie, Fidac Alta Bellinger, Heith Gorr, Batty Waller, Maxina Hawking, Phyllis Ann Sherwood.

Walter H. Larman American Legion Auxiliary Hazel Hawkins Ruth Parent Iyone Gorr Margaret McKinnon Blanch Walker Minhie Manee Elma Clute Belva Jackson

Mulders Build Model House on West Highth Street

Dr and Mrs A H Mulder have completed a new model house on West Highth Street with gas heating automatic water heater and basement shower bath plus a second floor bathroom. Leiter Brothers were the contractors. Attorney and Mrs Thomas B Lally move in with daughter as Mr Lally spends weekdays in Detroit and Mrs Lally works in the local W P A office. Welcome to our city.

A. H. Mulder West Highth Street Leiter Brothers Thomas B. Lally Lally Detroit Mrs. Mulder City

Farmers Union Meeting Draws 400 From Six Counties

More than 400 farmers from Isabella Mecosta Osceola Bay Gladwin and Clare counties attended Clare County unit of the National Farmers Union meeting at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. Rev George P Stanford gave the invocation Congressman Roy O Woodruff spoke on cooperation between business and farming. Atty Donald Holbrook shared thoughts from the Glaze Chamber of Commerce and John Sparke outlined union growth. John Lentz was absent due to illness. Lunch followed hosted by the high school Home Economic Class.

Isabella Mecosta Osceola Bay Gladwin Clare Clare County National Farmers Union George P. Stanford Roy O. Woodruff Bay City Atty Donald Holbrook Glaze Chamber of Commerce John Sparke John Lentz Maybee Michigan Farmers Union

Clare Lodge I O O F to Host Hon Howard M Sharpe Guest

Clare Lodge No 433 I O O F plans a November 14 social with a dinner and talks. Hon Howard M Sharpe of Bay City, Michigan Supreme Court justice and newly elected Grand Master of Michigan Odd Fellows, is the principal guest. Also expected is Grand Secretary Fred A Rogers of Lansing.

Clare Lodge No Clare Farwell Lodge Howard M. Sharpe Bay City Supreme Court of Michigan Michigan Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Dearborn Sharpe Fred A. Rogers Lansing John Rodabaugh Oliver W. Nash Arthur J. Lamb

WPA Approves Liberal Program for Clare District

State WPA Administrator Harry L. Pierson approves immediate construction projects in District No. 2 centered on Clare with about 35000 dollars in federal funds. The plan funds two police headquarters, water mains, drain and road work, school repairs, bridge upgrades, and relief projects including wood crafts and a blind woman’s Braille proofreading.

WPA Harry L. Pierson North Central Michigan Clare Michigan State Police Mt. Pleasant West Branch Grayling Gladwin Iosco Sage Township Gladwin County Mikado Rose Ogemaw Midland Alcona Isabella Lake City County” Relief Administration

Isabella pioneers celebrate Golden Wedding at Hillcrest Farm

The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander John George House was honored at Hillcrest Farm near Rosebush. Eighteen family members gathered for a two table feast with a tiered cake and chrysanthemum decor. The event featured Mendelssohn as a procession and toasts honoring the couple, longtime Isabella County pioneers.

Alexander John George John Hillcrest Farm Rosebush Mark B. Stevens Detroit G. R. Huffman County Isabella

Utters Confesses to Statutory Offense in Lansing

Hiner Utters of Grant township formerly of Redding township was taken to Lansing by Sheriff Bates last week Wednesday. He signed a confession to a statutory offense and will face sentencing before Judge Hart at the next Circuit Court session.

Hiner ‘Utters Grant Township Redding Township Lansing George Bates Hart

Reward for bicycle stolen from home porch

Katherine Dwyer offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of her bicycle stolen from in front of her home on a Saturday evening October 19. Police ask tipsters to contact authorities with any details.

Mir Katheriné Dwyer

Carpenter Joins State Treasurer Primary Run

The first man in the state to announce his nomination for next fall’s primaries is state senator Ben Carpenter of Harrison. He is active in Lansing sessions and says opponents must be ready to face a capable candidate who studies issues thoroughly with Clare district backing him one hundred percent.

Ben Carpenter Harrison Ben Lansing Carpenter Clare

Kiwanis Club Organized in Clare City

The Kiwanis Club of Clare was perfected Wednesday evening at the Hotel Doherty with 26 charter members. Fifteen guests from Mt Pleasant and ten from Midland attended. Officers named include President Tim Cotter and 1st Vice President Jesse Hampton.

Clare Doherity Mt. Pleasant Midland Tim Cotter Jesse Hampton Dr. K. Hammerberg A. M. Parker Mark Bicknell Chas, Strange HE. A. Throope Harry Wehrly A. Anderson Theo. G. Bowley Harold Fleming Kyle McKinhon Doherty

Dr Noyong Park Lectures At Clare Public School

Dr Noyong Park Harvard graduate and prize winning International Relations student will give two lectures at Clare public school next week. The first Monday at 8 30 am and the second Thursday at 8 pm sponsored by local clubs and organizations. He is hailed as the Mark Twain of the Orient and is set to share writings and insights with the public.

NoYong Park Harvard Clare Public School Clare Good Literature Club Clare Study Club The Chamber of Commerce American Legion Park Isnown Mark Twain

Lutheran Reformation Sunday Observance Planned

St. John’s Congregation will hold its annual Reformation festival on November 8 to honor the 1517 Luther theses nailed to the church door at Wittenberg Germany. The sermon theme is Luther Contending for the Faith.

St. John’s Martin Luther Wittenberg Germany Luther

Water Driller Probes Michigan Well for Mineral Value

Big Rapids resident Mr. Gilbert and partners drill a deep well seeking the same mineral water once found by the Clarks. The 1500 foot strike revealed water that did not freeze, originally bottled and sold locally, later used in radiators before connections failed.

Calvin Swartz Dale Big Rapids Chas. Kleinhardt Swartz Michigan Orrie L. Gilbert Mr. Gilbert Alfred Clark Clarks Clark’s Gilbert

Egg grading rules delayed to November in Michigan

Michigan Commissioner James F. Thomson announced egg grading regulations will not take effect for at least 60 days. A no-fee enforcement plan is being considered, with weights and grades to be stamped on consumer packages.

Commissioner of Agriculture James F. Thomson Thomson CEES Department of Agriculture

Guild Tummage Gale Planned at Dunlop Building

The Guild to host a Tummage sale in the John Dunlop building basement on October 31 and November 1. A third date is listed as a placeholder.

John Dunlop

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare Future Farmers Fair Gilmore Citizen This Life Rev. House Tri-County Health Unit Clare Young Man William Lange College Yearbook Farmers Union Supper Holbrook Mrs. R. K. Neilson Mulders Edward M. Sharpe G. M All-Odd Fellows Star” Meeting West Virginia Hotel Cole Isabella Pioneers John House Elmer Utters Kiwanis Club Mt. Pleasant and DR. Noyong Park C. Swartz
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