Kiwanians Here Guests of Clare C of C Tuesday
Visitors bring a fifty piece band to Midland Clare football game on Armistice Day afternoon. After the game a banquet for visiting Kiwanians at Barnes Cafe begins at 6:30 pm with proceeds to honor the day. Herbert A. Lewis will speak. Richard Bogan toasts. Reservations urged.
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Midland- Clare
Midland
Chamber of Commerce
Barnes Cafe
Herbert A. Lewis
Lansing
Mich
Mfensis Boyd and
Ratey
T. Carl Holbrook
Richard Bogan
Clare
Midland High School
Two Young Men Hurt In Halloween Prank
Don Lloyd nineteen, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Lloyd, lies in serious condition at University hospital Ann Arbor after a Halloween prank crash near Mt Vernon Grange hall. Kenneth Trietsch sustains a severe arm wound requiring fifteen stitches and is improving at Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Don Lloyd
Bert Lloyd
Grant Township
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Kenneth Trietsch
Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Clare
Clute
Elmer Bruckart
Don
Ann Arbor Hospital
Thurston Ambulance Service
Vernon Farm Home Destroyed by Fire
A rural fire truck battled a blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Verette four and one half miles south and east of Clare. High winds spread the fire, thought to have started from a chimney spark, destroying most of the house despite efforts to save it. A small portion of the house was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fred Verette
Clare
Boy Wounded in Hunting Accident Sunday
A 14 year old boy Edward Williams was accidentally shot in the side and neck by his father Charles Williams during a Saturday hunting outing. The dog started a rabbit and the father fired, then heard his son screaming. The injuries were not dangerous and he is able to be about again after treatment by Dr. W F Clute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Edward
W.F. Clute
Saginaw Wholesalers Honor Clare With Good Fellowship Meeting
A Saginaw delegation and the Saginaw and Eddy Community band visited Clare on Wednesday. They entertained students and about fifty visitors with a concert at the school, then hosted a banquet at Hotel Doherty for county merchants. Charles Haensel urged confidence in local merchants and warned against overreacting to chain stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Clare
Saginaw and Eddy
Charles Mann
Coleman
Rosebush
Hotel Doherty
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Sagina
Chamber of Commerce
Mrr
Haensel
United States Association of Chamber Secretaries
Turkey Dinner Thursday Hosted by Auxiliary With Miss Berdice Lawrence
A Chinese speaker Miss Berdice Lawrence will headline a turkey dinner at six thirty next Thursday at the Methodist church. The Auxiliary is sponsoring the event and plans a Chinese themed menu and decorations. Tickets cost fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Berdice Lawrence
Methodist
Clare High School Band Leads Parade to School Program
The Clare High School Band will march from the corner of 4th and McEwan at 10 30 joining members of the American Legion. The program at the school opens with invocation and selections, including The Legionaire and His Duty in 1917 and Flanders Field. Mrs Mabel M Mulder and Miss Edna Yoder perform as part of the program with Taps following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
4Th and McEwan
American Legion
W. W. Hurd
Eee
Legionaire
Mabel M. Mulder
Edna Yoder
Flanders Field
Nell Hiden
A. BE. Gorr
Mrs Harriet Allen Dies After Stroke In Vernon County
Mrs Harriet A Allen dies at home on East 5th Street November 1 following months of illness. Born June 20 1864 at Evergreen Montcalm County she married J D Allen July 28 1880 who died March 18 1924. Survived by children Helen Charles and Mrs George Bagley and five grandchildren. brothers J B Phinisey and Richard Phinisey. Funeral Tuesday at home with Rev H B Johnson officiating. burial Cherry Grove. She belonged to Congregational church G H S and Pythian Sisters and led June Bug society.
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Evergreen
Montcalm’ County
Wim
Liddy Phimsey
J. D. Allen
Helen ‘Allen
Charles
Vernon
George Bagley
Detroit
J. B. Phinisey
Clare
Richard Phinisey
Battle Creek
H. B. Johnson
Oxford
Cherry Grove
Richard Phimisey
Mackang
Clyde
Allen
Congregational Church
G. H. S. and
Pythian Sister
June Bug’ Society
Cub Pack Organized With Eighteen Members
Eighteen boys aged nine to twelve met October 30 at the schoolhouse with Evan B. Price for a new cub scout pack in Saginaw. C Schaatsma of Clare and Beaverton Lumber Co. named cub leader. Meetings set for Thursdays at 7:00 pm. dues 50 cents.
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Evan B. Price
Boy Scouts
Saginaw
C. Schaatsma
Clare and Beaverton Lumber Co
Annual Armistice Day Football Between Clare and Midland
Clare High faces Midland in the annual Armistice Day clash at 2:30 p.m. The Midland band and Clare band will compete, followed by a banquet led by Miss Morgan. Kiwanis guests, Chamber of Commerce hosts, and American Legion members are invited to attend.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare
Herbert J. Lewis
Clare High School Athletic Association
American Légion
Eld
New England Supper Slated at Colonville Church
The annual New England Supper will be held at the Colonville church on Tuesday evening November 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Colonville Church
GOOD NEWS COLLEGIATE MUSICAL VARIETY AT IDEAL THEATRE
A lively program features musical comedy, romance, and spoof figures with the college belle and comic football coach bits. Ruth Chatterton and Fredric March star in Sarah and Son as a film showpiece. Includes notices of Rin Tin Tin and White Hell of Pity Pal a thrill spectacle.
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Sarah
Timothy Shea
Ruth Chatterton
Fredric
Sun
RIN
Alps
Ideal Theatre
Night school session to be held next Wednesday
Education week program reserves Clare school for an 7 30 to 9 00 p m night session inviting the public. All grades keep regular classes while the high school shifts third and fourth hours to the evening. Supt G R Bogan urges parents and guardians to visit and support pupil interest.
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Clare
Supt
G. R. Bogan
Cornwell Plans Power Dam for Ranch Light and Heat
W C Cornwell builds a concrete dam on the North Branch of the Tobacco River near Clare to supply light and power for his Saginaw owned ranch. The project will create a thirty acre pond, yield about 40 to 50 horsepower, and support cattle and sheep operations with modern barns.
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H. B. Johnson
Tobacco River
W. C. Cornwell
Clare
Cornwell
W. ©. Cornwell
Saginaw
Swift and Company
Clare Study Club Reports on State Delegates Meeting
The Clare Study Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Mercer’s home. Delegates Mrs Horton and Mrs Mulder shared reports on the State Federation meeting in Jackson October 21 to 25. Horton noted city mayoral cooperation for an ice rink. skating was promoted as healthy for all ages and children should learn. Election day prompted a prompt adjournment to allow voting before polls closed.
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Clare Study Club
Mra
Mercer
State Federation
Jackson
Horton
Mulder
N. H
Doherty
Clare County Road Commission Adds Four Ton Truck and Plow
The Clare County Road Commission announces a new W3 four ton truck with a twelve foot snow plow and a six yard gravel box to be delivered by November twenty. The board also ordered twelve thousand feet of snow fencing to aid snow removal on 123 miles of roads amid school bus consolidations.
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County Road — Commission
Robert Hutchinson
John ‘Asline
Clare
D. C
Somerville
Lake
John White
Samuel Bruce
Clare County
Board of Supervisors
International Harvester Company
S. A. Wilkinson
Lansing
Westinghouse
Clare County Road Commission
Farwell
Harrison
Lake George
Clare County Retains Woods as Sheriff in Election
The general election produced no major contests besides sheriff. Elm and Words won reelection over Thomas Groves by about 350 votes. Groves carried Clare and Grant townships, tied Greenwood, and Sheridan. Brucker led Comstock for governor three to one. all amendments were defeated. Canvass to be published next week in The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealmond Words
Thomas Groves
Comstock
Sentinel
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Clare C
Hi. A. Lewis
Kenneth ‘Trietsch
Williams
Harriet Allen
East 5Th Street
Harriet A. Allen
C. Schaafsma
Building Power and Light Dan
Comnision
Brucker
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