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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1932

Page

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Salvation Army Seeks Community Board for Local Appeal

Mary Wishman field director announces Clare residents may form a local Salvation Army Board with Chamber of Commerce backing to handle Annual Appeal funds. The plan aims to protect the public from impersonators and ensure donations support home service work locally and are forwarded to Salvation Army Home Service headquarters.

Salvation Army Eastern Michigan Mary T.wishman Jis Clare Salvation Army Home Service Home Service Direct National Chamber of Commercce United States

Community Event Notes and Local Meetings

A series of local activities are planned including a Boy Scouts hike to Camp Rotary and return to fulfill a 14 mile requirement. Regular meeting for Mabel Bradley Court No 3887 on November 5 at I O O F hall. Hospitality by Mesdames Wylie and Tibbits for Clare Study Club on November 8. Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting November 9 with Mrs Kleiner. Maccabees event at Rosebush on November 10. Educational program November 10 at the auditorium by Clare Good Literature Club and school. Dr. Savage of First Baptist Church Pontiac speaks in Clare on November 19. Wanted baby buggy by Mrs Salsavage Farwell. leave word at Morgan's store.

Mabel Bradley Court I. O. O. F. Hall Clare McEwan Street Clare High School

Reorganization completes capital stock subscriptions at Clare County Savings Bank

The Clare County Savings Bank reorganization shows capital stock subscribed and over subscription aligning with state requirements for reopening. One hundred one receipts issued total $158 099 68, reflecting strong depositor cooperation during the reconstruction process.

Clare County Savings Bank State Banking Department

Education Week at Public School Sponsored by Club and School

The Good Literature Club with teachers and pupils will sponsor Education Week activities starting November 7. Committee members Estella Holden and the Slentz and Reynolds sisters oversee a program in the Auditorium on November 10 at 7 30 with open rooms from 7. Band selections remarks by Mrs. Aldread welcome exercises by Superintendent Kennedy and grade performances from first to sixth with music, plays, a style show and a safety demonstration.

Good Literature Club Estella Holden Slentz and Reynolds Aldread BE. D. Kennedy Glee Club

Educational Exhibits 3 Showcased in Tibbits Window

Displays scheduled at L Tibbits store window from Monday to Sunday November 7 through 12 cover The Homes of the Pioneers The Schools of the Pioneers Two Centuries of Progress in the New World Schools The Schools and Equality of Opportunity The Schools and American Ideals The Schools and Progressive Living and The Schools and the Things of the Spirit Local pastors participate with sermons and programs broadcast on WWJ Detroit and other stations planned to feature the event.

Mr. Bates Clare WWJ Detroit

Ideal Theatre Schedule Brings Ricardo Cortez and More

The Ideal Theatre offers 4 shows Friday through Sunday with Ricardo Cortez in Is My Face Red and Douglas Fairbanks Jr in Union DoNot. Barbara Stanwyth stars in The Purchase Price with a West farm twist. Late week features Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in The First Year plus Coming-Kongo previews.

Ricardo Cortez Union Donot Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Supreme Sun Barbara Stanwich Janet Gaynor Chas Farrell Kongo

Rural Carriers Delayed Departure on Armistice Day

Notice that the Rural Carriers will delay their departure from the Post Office until 12 15 on Armistice Day November 11. 212 ova L E Davy P M

Eight Proposed Amendments Face Voters

The Sentinel presents six weeks of articles by district representative Miles M. Callaghan explaining eight proposed amendments on the November 8 ballot. Callaghan analyzes Act No. 55 of 1931 regulating oleomargarine and offers a concise summary and voting guidance for voters.

Santinel Miles M. Callaghan Callaghan House Lansing the Sentinel

Comstock Plane Forced Down North of Clare

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wm. A. Comstock was aboard a Traverse City to Ann Arbor aircraft when weather forced a landing northwest of Clare. He was brought to the city by auto where a brief impromptu reception occurred at Hotel Doherty. He urged immediate gas line development to connect gas fields with large cities.

Wm. A. Comstock Traverse City Ann Arbor Clare Michigan Comstock

Last C Conference Football Game Friday for Glare High

The Glare High boys play their final C Conference game Friday November 4. Shepherd lost to Gladwin 18 to 0 but shows improvement. Evart and Clare tied 0-0 last week. Evart improved after an 18-0 loss to Shepherd.

Glare High Boys Shepherd Gladwin Indians Evart Clare

Clare Young People Married Friday Evening

Miss Ruth Grice daughter of T J Grice and Gerald Nevison of this city were married at St Cecilia Rectory with Rev Fr Morrison officiating. The bride worked for Wm H Bicknell Co and now at St Lawrence hospital Lansing. The groom a city school graduate now employed in Flint. They will reside in Flint.

Ruth Grice T. J. Grice Gerald Nevison St. Cecilia Fr. Morrison Wm. H. Bicknell& Co St.Lawrence Hospital Lansing Our City Flint

For sale three milch cows at a bargain

Three milch cows offered for sale at a bargain with prompt inquiry requested at City Bakery.

City Bakery

We Apologize and We Promise After November Eighth

An apology statement notes missing news stories this week due to the election period. It blames no one specifically and vows to correct the omissions after November 8th, promising to restore balance and restore coverage.

Hoover Roosevelt

Vernon Township General Election Notice

Vernon voters are informed a general election will be held at Vernon town hall on Tuesday November 8 1932 Polls open 7 00 a m to 6 00 p m EST with one hour for noon Fred Marshall Clerk

Vernon Town Hall

Grant Farmer Fined for Killing Elk Near Dover

Ray Smith of near Dover was arrested by conservation officer C Hildebrandt and brought before Justice S M Callihan. He paid a heavy fine and costs of 65 dollars for killing an elk in the woods near the community. The elk likely belonged to a herd of 21 released near Houghton Lake about a year ago.

Ray Smith Dover S. M. Calllihan Mr. Smith C. Hildebrandt Smith Houghton Lake

Judge Arthur J. Lacy to Speak in Clare

Judge Arthur J. Lacy, a former well known citizen, will arrive in Clare Friday at 1 30 PM and address local voters on the serious issues facing the community. The speaking place will be announced along the streets.

Arthur J. Lay Clare Judge Lacy

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs John Lamb

Last Saturday evening thirty one relatives and friends called at Mrs John Lambs home for a complete surprise in honor of her birthday. The evening was filled with cards and social time followed by a pot luck lunch.

John Lamb

Public denial of rumors about County Clerk Henderson

The Clare County Savings Bank announces there is no foundation to rumors that County Clerk Wm A Henderson misused interest on funds tendered in a suit with George McKeever and wife. The bank notes the timing before an election and defends Henderson as directed by attorneys for the litigants.

Wm. A. Henderson George McKeever

Correspondents urged to file stories by Tuesday for print

Post warns correspondents not in the office by Tuesday will miss the print edition. It emphasizes timely submission to appear in the upcoming issue and notes the early deadline before midweek publication.

Francis Jackson for County Treasurer

Local election note urges voters to support Francis Jackson for the county treasurer post amid campaign messaging promising prudent finance management.

Francis Frantic

Boys and Girls Attend Haloween Party Delayed by Weather

A large crowd of youth gathered at the Ideal Theatre after rain canceled the promised Hal lowe en party at the tourist camp. Mayor Wilson pledged a future event, merchants donated 81.80, Consumers Power Co cultural line to the park funded, and the date will be announced via the school and Sentinel.

Hallowe America Ideal John Asline Wilson Sentinel Consumers Power Co A. Wellman School The

County Republican Women's Club Expands Membership

The County Republican Women's Club reports many new members added to its charter list this week. Address by Mrs. A. Lee Mathews on October 26 emphasized focus and unity during caucus time. Radio schedule features Columbia and NBC programs with speakers Whiting Williams and Strickland Gillilan. A nonpartisan meeting is planned Sunday at the Methodist church where Professor Larzalere will discuss the eight amendments.

A. Lee Mathews Whiting Williams Cleveland Columbia NBC Strickland Gillilan Methodist Church Larzalere

Halloween at the Methodist Church Observed by Sunday School

The Methodist church Sunday school celebrated Halloween with a Hard Times party by Epworth League. Young people wore old Hobo attire for games in a corn shocked basement, ending with grape juice apples and ginger ale. Prizes praised costume effort and race completion.

Methodist Church Epworth League

Widucational Week Event At Public School Auditorium

A Good Literature Club program took place at the public school auditorium on November 10th. Students and staff attended to observe Educational Week with readings and discussions reflecting on literature and community learning.

Walter Hastings Lectures at Study Club Educational Week

The Study Club plans November 22 meetings with Walter Hastings giving an afternoon lecture and an evening film at the H S Auditorium. The event, part of Educational Week activities November 7 to 13, invites all parents and children to attend and supports school and civic programs.

Walter Hasting H. S. Auditorium Hastings

Former Clare Boy Praises Home Town Paper

A Port Huron reader, Harry Greenaway, recalls Clare memories and thanks the Clare Sentinel for its weekly hometown coverage. He notes the deaths of Frank Ballinger and Mrs. Bruske, remembers Mrs. Carrié Gray and former pupils, and praises the paper for preserving community history.

CLARE Harry Greenaway Port Huron the Sentinel Glare Frank Ballinger Bruske Carrié Gray

Cabbages or Dollars Staged Tonight by Brown Corners Club

The Brown Corners Dramatic Society presents Cabbages or Dollars a three act comedy tonight at 8 at Clare School Auditorium after a hit in Harrison October 21. Proceeds go to Christmas baskets for the needy with entertainment and sketches between acts. Cast includes Grandad Parker John Gordon Arda Martin Eunice Sunday Zinny Cecile Gordon Iizra Jones Harley Holt Sadie Jones Evelyn Baker Jim Powell Royal Kleinhardt Jack Mason Benjamin Kanarr Daisy Burke Elizabeth Dellar Dolly Collins Johanna Kanarr Chuck Emery Ira Miller.

Brown Corners Dramatic Society Clare School Harrison Clare Grandad Parker John Gordon Arda Martin Eunice Sunday Zinny the Cook Cecile Gordon Iizra Jones Harley Holt Sadie Jones Evelyn Baker Jim Powell Royal Kleinhardt Jack Mason Benjamin Kanarr Daisy Burke Elizabeth Dellar Dolly Collins Johanna Kanarr Chuck Emery David Ott Sheriff Ira Miller

Pot Luck Supper For Ladies Union At Loomis Home

The Ladies Union of the Congregational church held a pot luck dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Loomis home last Friday. Members and husbands enjoyed baskets of food plus chicken provided by the hosts, making a memorable and annual event.

Sam Loomis Ladies Union The Congregational Church Christ Church

Thos J Kelly to Speak in Clare Saturday Evening

Thos J Kelly, candidate for Congress, will be in Clare Saturday evening November 5th with other speakers. The event starts at 7 30 p m with discussion on the campaign issue. Voters are urged to attend and the meeting location will be announced along the street.

Thos. J. Kelly Clare Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fld Wishman Samaritan Salvation Christian Army Church of God Disciples” Army Boy Scouts Camp Rotary Adelaide Wylie Hilda Tibbits Clare Study Club Lutheran Ladies Aid Henry Kleiner Eagle Clare and Isabella County Association of the Maccabees Rosebush Tthe Clare Good Literature Club Dr. Savage First. Baptist Church Pontiac Bogey Frank Salsavage Farwell Morgan's Reorganized Bank NEN. L. Tibbil Ideal Theatre L. E. Davy, P. M Rep. Callaghan Vernon Twp Fred Marshall Callihan Hildebrandt Arthur J. Lacy John Jamb O. McGuire Hallowe'en Republican Woman's Club Walter Hastings S. C Clare Sentinel Loomis American Legion Committee Omer FY Hall John B. Lockyer Harley Sowle
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