Clare Chamber Hosts Farmers Night at Hotel Doherty
More than 170 members of the Clare Chamber of Commerce and farmer guests attended the annual farmers night at the Hotel Doherty. Rev. Leslie J. Nevins opened with invocation and Norris Widen led singing. Toastmaster Jennings Archambault thanked the wagon drivers and welcomed guests. The evening featured entertainment from Isadore Himmelstein and Ray Sears the Detroit magician. A short business session followed with adoption of a new by laws approved by the chamber.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Doherty
Leslie J. Nevins
Norris Widen
Harold Calling
Leo Brown
Richard Wheeler
Howard Ehbverts
G. C. Born
Jennings Archambault
Devils Row
Leo
Clara
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Carter
Clare
Dustiessnen
Harry Dice
Arthur Bock
Fred Doherty
Isadore Himmelstein
Ray Sears
Detroit
Dr. Born
Art Daméth
Larry Jackson
Muri Houghton
Marv Witbeck
Bob Archambault
Jay Wendrie
Dominic McConell
Dale Barber
Ernie Green
Clyde Marshall
Floyd Shively
Leon Stanley
al Crum
Gene ‘Thayer
Attys
Joseph K. Naumes
Harold B. Hughes
Donald HH. Holbrook
Annual Open House at Clare School Next Thursday
Clare Public Schools announce an open house from 7:30 to 9:30 PM on Thursday November 10. Parents and friends may tour all departments, view student work and new equipment, and discuss progress with teachers to strengthen pupil interest.
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Clare School
Clare Public
Chicken Supper Planned by Lutheran Ladies Aid
Lutheran Ladies Aid announces a thickened chicken supper in the church basement on Thursday November 16 beginning at 6 50 pm. Plates cost 1.00. Proceeds support church activities.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Brinkerhoff Sets Clare Alleys High Series Record
Don Brinkerhoff rolled 222 234 and 214 to total 670 at Clare Alleys in the Fraternal League, breaking the long standing Clare Alleys high series mark previously held by Joe Naumes since 1943.
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Don Brinkerhoff
Clare Alleys
Joe Naumes
Jon
Brinkerhoff
Masons
Don
James F Norwood dies at home in Clare aged 56
James Francis Norwood, Clare businessman and cabinetmaker, died at his home on John R Street Friday after a long illness. Born September 21 1893 in Decatur Michigan he lived in Chicago before moving to Clare in 1940 to run the Fix It Shop. He leaves Grace and three children, nine grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at Thurston Chapel with Masonic rites at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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James F. Norwood
Clare
John R Street
Midland Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Colonial Hospital
James Francis Norwood
George and
Emma
Doris
Grace
James
Chicago
Norwood
FL & A
C. BH. S
Clare Odd Fellows
Clara Rebekah Lodge
al. Hatfield
Clara
Wm Elwell
Prudenyville
James, Jr
Alice Norwood
Hattie Chambers
Glenn Michigan
Allegan County
Bert
Pickford
Michigan
Thurston Chapel
Leslie J Nevins
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Hart Beatty
John Q. Look Lodge
Three Fined for Reckless Driving in Past Week
Paul Dionise of Grand Rapids was arraigned in Municipal Court on a reckless driving charge from a Clare accident last summer. He pled guilty and was fined 35 dollars. Vernon K. Strayer of Alma was arraigned and pled guilty, fined 26 dollars plus 3.60 costs. Morell J Mahon of Mt. Pleasant was held for arraignment after a Tuesday arrest, pled guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus 3.50 costs.
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Paul Dionise
Grand Rapids
Clare
Wm. B. Dunlop
Vernon K. Strayer
R-2
Alma
Morell J Mahon
Mt. Pleasant
Clare City
Highway Post Office to Serve This Area After November 14
Officials announce the Highway Post Office service will begin as routes expand after 1941. The program uses bus like mail cars to sort and dispatch mail along routes from Detroit to Ludington and beyond. First trip covers and cadets will be stamped and mailed to Saginaw or Ludington for inaugural processing. Regular service begins November 16.
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Highway
Post Office Department
Congress
76Th
Detroit
Ludington
Saginaw
Malls
A. B. Underhill
Grand Rapids
Clare Post Office
Darius Scott Dies at Lake Home After Long Michigan Life
Darius Scott born May 18 1876 in Wood County Ohio died October 28 1949 at his Lake Michigan home aged 73 years 5 months 10 days. He married Calistin Porter in 1896 and leaves nine children twenty eight grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren with many relatives. Funeral October 31 at Lake town hall with Elder Pendleton officiating and Garfield Township Cemetery burial.
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Darius Scott
Darius
Sophia Scott
Wood County
Ohio
Lake, Mich
Calistin Porter
White House
Earl
Raymond
Jack
Charley
Clair
Freda
Millie
Olga
Midland
Freda Laker
Lake
Olga Napier
Rives Junction
Millie Somerville
Mason
Mamie Faushbaugh
Chesaning
Va Marie
Defiance
Robert
Michigan
Latter Day Saints Church
Gleaner Lodge
Maccabees Lodge
School Board
Board of Supervisors
Garfield Township
Lake Town Hall
Pendleton
Beaverton
William F
Daucer
Rita
Harry Scott
Michael Scott
Battle Creek
Clair Scott
Wayne Napier
Palatt Somerville
Maxon
Carl Rogers
Freeland
Clare Library Announces National Book Week Plan
Clare library invites all during National Book Week from November 7 to 12. Visitors can browse Religion and Biography sections and new fiction weekly. Story hour is Saturdays at 11:00 AM with flexibility to adjust times.
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Clare
F. E. Hochstetler
Clare County to Elect Education Board Monday Evening
Clare County School Commissioner John FY Brown has called a meeting at the courthouse in Harrison at 8 00 p m Monday evening November 7 for electing five members of a County Board of Education. One elector from each county school and each rural school board director or secretary and the presidents of the boards at Clare Harrison Farwell Lake Franklin and Frost are eligible. Board terms vary two four and six years. The board will meet November 21 to elect officers and appoint a County School Commissioner for a four year term.
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Clare County
John FY. Brown
Court House
Harrison
Clare
Farwell
Lake
Franklin and
Frost
County Board of Education
Caution on Fire Cause At James Ryan Home
Fire investigators determine last week’s blaze at the James Ryan residence was caused by vapors in the wash room, not the clothes dryer. Officials urge broad ventilation and keeping doors and windows open when using any leaning fluids to ensure air circulation.
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James Ryan
Sport Shop Moves to New West Fourth Street Location
The Sport Shop operated by Hrnie Bryant on East Fourth Street will relocate to the building west of the Death Theatre and reopen in the new premises next week.
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East Fourth Street
Hrnie Bryant
Deat Theatre
Kiisk Family Arrives at New Harrison Farm Home
The Ferdinand Kiisk family, the 100000th displaced person to enter the United States, arrives in Harrison Michigan to begin farming life on a 319 acre stock farm owned by Fred Phelipp. The family includes Elfride and children Ulo Tovio Mati, with schooling set in Harrison where Ale expresses gratitude in broken English.
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Ferdinand Kiisk
United States
Estonia
Ulo
Tovio
Mati
Kisk
Elfride
Kiisks
Fred Phelipp
Germany
Phelipp
Harrison
Tovie
Matt
Europe
Detroit
New York
Lansing
G. Mennen Wiliams
Phelino
Michigan
Senate
Kusk
Dio
Ale
Clare High School Junior Girl Stricken by Poliomyelitis
Betty Ahren fifteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ahren of Vernon township and a Clare High School junior is an infantile paralysis patient in the Saginaw County Contagious Hospital. Isabella County Health Department and Isabella County Chapter NFIP arranged hospitalization. This is Isabella County's twenty fifth polio case this year with four deaths. Parents urged to seek medical care and take precautions as the outbreak extends into fall.
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Betty Ahren
Fred
Ahren
Vernon Township
Clare High School
Saginaw County
Isabella County Health Department
Isabella County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Isabella
Stanley Masten Fatally Injured in Midland Accident
Stanley L. Masten of Clare, longtime resident, died after falling fifteen feet at Dow Chemical Company in Midland Sunday afternoon. He died Thursday morning at Midland Hospital after a fractured skull. Survived by wife Greta and two children Douglas and Marilyn. Funeral at Clave Congregational Church with Masonic honors at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Stanley L. Masten
Clare
Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Masten
Grand Chapter
Michigan
O.E
Oper- Peningula
Gaylord
John Q
F.&a.m
Zehobia
C.B
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Greta
Douglas
Marilyn
Thurston Chapel
Clave
Saginaw
Leslie J. Nevins
Clare Methodist Church
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Readers Notice Signals Content Delay
A readers notice states that features omitted from this issue will appear in next week's Sentinel, signaling a planned continuation and reader guidance.
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Sentinel
Clare High to End Grid Season with Homecoming Festivities
Clare High School hosts homecoming on Friday with a pep rally parade led by a 40 piece marching band. Queen Kathleen Vandewarker and her court will be crowned at halftime as Clare faces Breckenridge to close the football season. Pioneers beat Gladwin 12 to 6 in a defense driven game on Clare Field, with seniors Brinkerhoff Ackerman Barber Back Bellows Coveart Humphrey Joslin Phillips Pulcifer Smock Verrette set to play their final game.
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Qclare High School
Clare High School
Clare High
Judent Council
Breckenridge
Kathleen Vandewarker
Reiny Reeder
Phylis Hoover
Joan Sutherland
Ruby Foss
Bob Beck
Pioneers
Gladwin
Clare Pioneers
Clare
Coveart
Beck
Pulcifer
Setz
Gerald Pullifer
Warl Bellows
Art
Bart Bellows
Jack Brinkerhoff
Jerry Ackerman
Bill Barber
Bob Back
Earl Bellows
Ky . Coveart
Bil
Humphrey
Jim Joslin
Merle Phillips
Gerry Pulcifer
Alger Smock
Gene Verrette
Rebekahs Host Card Party Thursday Evening
The Rebekahs announce a card party on Thursday evening November 10. Members are asked to bring card tables to the hall for use at the event during the meeting on Tuesday evening.
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Rebekahs
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Clare Business
Don. Brinkerhoff
James Norwood
Washington
D. C
Harrisburg
Jackson
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lake Home
Garfield Cemetery
Sport Shop
Kiisk
New Harrison
Philipp Farm
DeMolay
Masonie Yemple
Stanley Masten
Sun
Clare Hi School
Flying G's
Fett Sr
Ohio” of
Clare High Behoo Auditorium
Pettit-Kapplinger Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Conrad “Walker
Saéton
B. B. Redman
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Mabel E. Horton
American, Red
Ordss
Ina Hammond
Gold Star ‘Mothers
Peter Fr Creguer
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