Driver Fatigued Crash Near Lansing Injures Two
Fen Marshall, 63, of Lansing, fell asleep at the wheel and crossed to the left, colliding head on with a parked car. Both drivers escaped with minor injuries as vehicles were not badly damaged.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1940
Page
4
Fen Marshall, 63, of Lansing, fell asleep at the wheel and crossed to the left, colliding head on with a parked car. Both drivers escaped with minor injuries as vehicles were not badly damaged.
Harrison report says Miss Jane Shaw of Greenville Michigan struck the rear of August Kedding’s car on US-27 when Kedding braked to turn onto First Street. Both drivers uninjured with minor damage. investigation by Chief William B. Dunlop.
Carson Harvey and his father were traveling west on Beaveron road one mile south of Dover when a Central State Building Truck driven by Howard B. Lake side swiped them. Carson sustained bruises and was shaken up. he was taken to Dr Hammerberg for treatment and will stay with his son until able to return home.
Governor Dickinson condemns State Ballot No Four dentists advertising ban as undemocratic and causing pervasive embarrassments. He argues prohibitions on advertising favor unwise government over business freedom. Further advertisement details appear on page four of this week's Sentinel.
Community prayer meetings led by Reverend H B Kreider of Alma are held in Clare and have been spiritually uplifting. The next gathering will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Brooks on Sixth Street Thursday evening November 7 at eight o'clock. Everyone is invited and welcome.
Mt Pleasant Post troopers addressed the Brown Corners School PTA meeting last evening. They discussed fingerprinting lie detection and other aspects of law enforcement in an engaging educational talk.
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs William Battle Jr thanking friends and neighbors for kindness care and small acts that made their son happy and contented acknowledging the Wood family and nurses.
The Benefit Auxiliary requests donations of clothing including wool socks silk and wool underclothes for children and related wearables. Participants may leave items at Georges Market or notify Mrs. John Hanley. The barber shop at AGP Store basement operated by Edward Hypple has reopened after illness.
Mrs Jesse Lamphere hosted the Merry Twelve Bridge Club on Wednesday evening with three tables in play. Guests included Mrs Fred Bingham and Miss Agnes Bur sick of Farwell and Mrs Tim Brey. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Woodcock high score, Mrs Fred Bingham second, and Mrs Joe Sproat traveler. Week and guests of Mr and Mrs Chalmer Brown included Mr and Mrs Vern Brown and daughter Mary Lou of Flint, Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Forest Hill and daughter Nancy of Edgewood, Mr and Mrs Erwin Hautie Miss Helen Short and Robert Lown of Saginaw, Mr and Mrs Robert Russell and Mr and Mrs Avery Linley of Ithaca.
Nine members and one visitor with teacher Mrs. Frank Hachmuth left for Donald Holbrook cottage at Right Point Lake. The group built a cozy fire, hiked, and ate a 5:00 hot dinner. Officers elected for the quarter include President Ann Bicknell and Secretary Carol Hachmuth. Breakfast featured pancakes and trimmings before church services. Members listed: Naomi Becker Fay Hanel Ann Bickner Carol Hachmonth Betty Jean Wright Joan Marshall Margaret Rose Gillespie Donna Lumley Betty June Rogers.
A Monday Halloween party at the Community Building drew about sixty children and adults. Participants wore clever costumes and played games including bobbing for apples. Refreshments included grape juice and donuts with thanks to Lois Janner and Kosy Korner Kitchen organizers.
The Second Grade class under teacher Mabel Reynolds staged "Witches Night" at the Assembly. Audience included grades one to six and mothers. Characters featured two boys ten witches twelve pumpkins and forty teen cornshocks. Costumes were bright in Halloween colors. Marilyn Mastin gave the Welcome and Sandra Shoultz delivered the Goodnight. Groups sang several songs ending with God Bless America.
Members of the Busy Bee Methodist Sunday School Class met at the home of their teacher Mrs. James Gillespie Wednesday evening for a Halloween party. Officers elected were Wilbur Ireland president Eileen Parent vice president Juanita Roberts secretary Willard Ireland treasurer.
The Ladies Guild met at Mrs Horace Joyner’s home on Wednesday with a noon dinner. President Mrs Start Bickel presided over the business meeting as attendees and guests were in good attendance. Rev.
Dawe opened with prayer as Mrs Keachman and Mrs Mair sang. An election was planned for Tuesday in the church basement. Reports of various activities were given. A guessing contest was won by Mrs Bartek. Mrs Wilkinson joined as a new member. The next meeting will be at Mrs Feighner’s home on November 13.
The club held an election for officers and awarded prizes at a banquet. Mrs. Anderson received the Glass Trophy for three consecutive seasons, and Mrs. Doherty and Mrs. Wehrly were honored for service. Mayor John Dunlop gifted flowers to the club, and a humorous one act play capped the evening.
Ralph H. Irwin of Farmers Independent Produce Co. lost a brown billfold holding 30 to 35 dollars on Monday October 7. He advertised in The Clare Sentinel on October 11 and the billfold was returned by Mrs. Claud Reakers on October 12. Also Mary Mater lost 8 dollars in a small black billfold and recovered it via a Sentinel ad. The paper asks whether classified advertising pays.
Information for those interested outlines voluntary induction for Class 1-A. If physically fit, individuals may be inducted on the first call, with timing depending on the War Department. Questionnaires must be mailed by applicants regardless of order numbers. Local boards will induct physically fit volunteers first, in order of assigned numbers.
Farwell Rebekah Lodge hosts a monthly Penny Supper drawing a big crowd with excellent meals and generous servings. Election day meals will be served in the K of P Hall. Cottage prayer meeting held at Mrs. W S Shumway’s home. Margaret Wood bitten by a dog while riding near a house. wound cauterized. Postmistress Jennie Bingham and Agnes Bursick attend banquet at Hotel Doherty in Clare with speakers from Bay City Flint Saginaw and Port Huron. Mr and Mrs Charles Carty and Mr William Pontious visit Mrs Lillian McGinnis on Sunday.
Stanton visitors Mr and Mrs L N Baker and Dana Jo Baker with Patricia Sparks attended Mrs W S Shuniway’s eighty ninth birthday on October 23. Fred Jackson and guest Ryan visited St Johns relatives last Wednesday. Dawn Christopher and twelve companions held a farewell party with hot dogs and marshmallows as she moves from a trailer house due to a road project.
The library will close on Monday November 4 for a custodians meeting in Clare and again on Tuesday November 5 for election day by order of the area supervisor.
The Glare 1.0.C.F. Lodge No. 333 will host an initiation ceremony Monday night November 4 at its hall. The Gladwin degree team will confer the initiatory degree for candidates from Gladwin West Branch Coleman Farwell Mt Pleasant and Clare. A pot luck supper will follow.
October 28 meeting of the Methodist Sunday school officers met in the church parlor with twelve attendees. A supper was served and plans for future work were discussed. Election of officers and definite plans were postponed due to the illness of the superintendent J. Finch.
Dr Anspach from Central State Teachers College and Mr Pleasant will address the PTA on Wednesday evening November 6 at the Vernon Center school house. The topic is Conscription. All are urged to attend with a extended welcome to all attendees.
Edward Epple resumes barbering in the basement of the A and P store after a temporary closure due to ill health. Friends and patrons welcome his return to the shop and his services.
We thank friends for acts of kindness and floral tributes during the illness and death of our father and grandfather Char 188 EK Schaar. Special thanks to Wider Bert, singers, Russell Hurston, Mr and Mrs Roy Schaar and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Catton, Mr and Mrs LaVern Barber, Mr and Mrs Clayton Bather for comfort and kindness.
The Clare Public School students and faculty express thanks to all who helped make the Harvest Supper a success. They credit the King's Daughters, city officials, churches, and organizations for equipment, dishes, chairs, and generous donations, and thank attendees for their support.
Notice to Sheridan Township voters that a general election will be held on Tuesday November 5 1940 in Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan. Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard. Signed by Lewis Rutter Township Clerk.
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a November 8 tour in Mt. Pleasant led by the Department President and Secretary. A 6:30 dinner in the Legion rooms on North College Avenue precedes state officer briefings for the new year. Reservations are required, priced at fifty cents per plate, with Celina Creguer and Mary Ireland handling signups.
Mt Vernon Grange will serve its annual chicken dinner at Clare city hall on November 7. Watch for further notice from the committee.
Local market at 118 East 4th Street Clare advertises evening and Sunday hours with quality meats and groceries. The display mentions a 1941 license plates sale through Art Danioth Insurance Agency and references a phone number 290.
Classified notice for a furnished three room cabin with oil heat available for rent. Located three miles west of Clare on US 10, contact A. Kube for details.
Clara and Rebekah Lodges hold weekly meetings while Clare Common Council meets on the first and third Mondays. Elm Grove Townsend Club and Townsend Club No 1 meet on select Fridays and Thursdays. American Legion Auxiliary and Farmers Union Townsend group schedule monthly gatherings. A Halloween box social is planned at Brewer School on Friday November 1. Evart Woman's Club visits Clare Study Club on November 6 at Mrs. William H. Bicknell's home.
Mt Vernon Grange hosts a chicken dinner at Clare City Hall on November 7. Adults pay 50 cents and children 26 cents. Serving begins at 6 00 with menu including ham mashed potatoes biscuit and gravy squash cabbage salad cranberries pickles rolls coffee.
The Ladies Guild of the Congregational Church will hold an election day dinner starting at noon. Menu includes beef and vegetable soup doughnuts rolls and coffee. Tickets are 25 cents. Local residents are invited to attend.
The Congregational Ladies Guilds continue their rummage sale tomorrow Saturday starting at 3:00 PM with Mrs David in charge. Call Reve Dawe to arrange rummage pick up. Also reopening my barber shop in the A and P Store basement. Edward Epple adv.
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