Election celebration at Brown Corners honors victors
A 150 strong crowd at Ira and Mrs. Miller’s Brown Corners home toasted the winners after returns. Geo Bates Sheriff-elect led remarks with praise for Bowler and Derby, Emerson and others sharing honors while Bates and Mrs. Bates spoke and volunteers distributed treats and encouragement for party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Miller
Brown Corners
Geo. Bates
Theo. G. Bowler
Mike Derby
Wm. Henderson
Dick’ Emerson
County Road Commission
Bates
George
Emerson
Derby
Ted
Harley Holt
Chas. Kleinhardt
Old Sol
FAMILY COOPERATION IN WORK OF A HOME
The Home Management project in Glare county discusses family cooperation in home work. Extension Specialist Miss Julia Pond from Michigan State College presents time saving suggestions and how to involve all family members, with use of a family bulletin board demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Home Economics
Harrison
Glare County
Julia Pond
Michigan State College
Community Meetings and Church Notices
Coming events note meetings of interest and church services at Dover Gospel Tabernacle every Sunday at 11:30 am. November 11 marks Elm Grove church series with Rev. Abra of Hilton preaching. Mt. Vernon degree team to practice Monday night November 21. M. E. Auxiliary turkey dinner planned. Senior play Once there was a Princess scheduled Tuesday November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Elm Grove Church
Albra
Hilton
Old Time and Modern Dancing at Twin Elms
Beginning tonight and continuing weekly, old-time dancing will be held at the Twin Elm Club house with Herter's orchestra providing music. Modern dancing will be held on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday nights with Sage's music, 25c per couple pays the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elm Club
Hrter
Sage
Seniors Present There Was a Princess Class Play
The seniors stage Oncé There Was a Princess instead of Mrs Wiggs of the Cab bage Patch for their annual class play. The show is set for Tuesday November 27.
Walter H. Earman Post Plans Armistice Week Observances
Walter H. Earman Post held a regular meeting at New Clare Memorial Building. Members discussed American education week and Armistice Day observances, backed the Club Sedat movement, and reported 58 members earned 185 cards with several more. The post achieved full membership payment ahead of Armistice Day, beating last year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
New Clare
Legion
City Halloween Party Brings Joy and Vandalism
The city’s Halloween celebration yielded much fun for many youths and residents, but vandalism marred the event as fifteen 100 watt street lights were destroyed and several lamp globes damaged. Private property suffered in a few instances with soap and paraffin. Still, the piece notes most attendees enjoyed a grand time and thanks the city for the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
McEwan Street Boulevard
Beet Growers Urge Local Buyers to Support Mt Pleasant Sugar
The Mt Pleasant Beet Growers Association campaigns to persuade Isabella Sugar Company customers to buy locally produced sugar. Flyers claim buying Mt Pleasant brand boosts beet growers’ income by saving freight and increasing purchasing power, benefiting the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Harvest Supper Feeds Nearly 300 at Congregational Church
The Ladies Guild supper at the Congregational church Wednesday evening served almost 300 people, about 100 more than planned. Mrs. Andrew Irving and Mrs. Alex McKinnon led a capable team and youth helpers used sandwich signs and cow bells to advertise the event. The coordinators praise cooperative effort and the motto We do our part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
Congregational Church
Andrew Irving
Alex McKinnon
Wan
The American school and family shape a pupil's life
A high school pupil reflects on how the American school, paired with family and church, forms a background for later success. He highlights learning fundamentals, developing obedience and leadership, valuing free education, and recognizing taxation by citizens that makes schooling possible. He vows to seize opportunities and prepare for intelligent civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
City erects 15 000 square feet of sidewalk in six weeks
City street commissioner W H Carter announces to The Sentinel that about three miles of sidewalk, totaling 15 000 square feet, were laid in six weeks. The work, aimed at improving Glare, benefits areas lacking walks and supports new home construction. Welfare labor from the county funds part of the project with taxpayers contributing half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carter
The
Sentinel
Mass Meeting for Education Week Opens in Clare
A large crowd gathered at the Clare school auditorium for the opening of American Education Week. The program ran smoothly under faculty and administration, featuring E. D. Kennedy, W. E. Tichenor, Mayor Jesse Hampton, George White, Ed Johnston, Mrs. Arvilla Clute, Orris Presley, Betty Walker, Rev Telder, with band numbers, community singing, and elementary vocal selections conducted by Miss Glerum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sunt
E. D. Kennedy
W. E. Tichenor
Jesse Hampton
George White
Legionnaire
Ed. Johnston
Arvilla Clute
Orris Presley
Betty Walker
Telder
Kitchin
Glerum
Birthday Surprise for Former Clare Lady
Miss Martha Schultz received a birthday surprise Sunday as sister Tillie Paul Nutson and Mrs Alman Churchill of Owosso called to remind her of Monday's birthday. Mrs John Schultz hosted a birthday dinner with a decorated cake and candles as the centerpiece. Martha received several presents and well wishes for many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Schultz
Tillie
Paul Nutson
Friend
Alman Churchill
Owosso
John Schultz
Martha
Thanking Clare County Voters for Support
Ofse A. Derby expresses sincere appreciation to friends in Clare county for support at the recent election and vows to merit the confidence as county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare County Drain Commissioner Election Note
Acknowledgment from Chas David thanking Clare county voters for support in the November 6 election. He pledges to continue keeping expenses and taxes down as drain commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Mare Shipping Dates Announcement
The Mare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on November 18 and 27. Contact K Brooks or Walter White for details at the provided phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Shipping Association
K. Brooks
Walter White
Shippers
Notice to Farmers Ship Livestock by Tuesday Deadline
Farmers warned to deliver all livestock to Warmers Ind. Produce Co. for shipment by 2:00 p.m. Tuesday November 20. The notice calls for prompt compliance with the shipping deadline.
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Warmers Ind. Produce Co
Insurance office moves to new home address on 4th street
J Archambault announces relocation of the insurance office one block east on 4th street and two houses north. He expresses gratitude for past business and commitment to improved service.
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4Th Street
2Nd House
Classified Help Wanted for General Assistance
Short classified note seeking general help at a restaurant. Reads like a noon shift with Mrs C Ogle as contact. Indicates duties include house work and assisting staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Cadillacs Sunday musical by Rev Albert and guests
Rev and Mrs Albert Dave attend a Cadillac Sunday musical featuring Prof Harold Binecke and a Park Church choir from Grand Rapids. The 40 voice choir performed 18 anthems and choruses without instruments, earning prizes at Princeton last year. Its aim is to bring lofty religious music from Russian German English and American traditions. The performers offered Russian Latin pieces and thrilling, deeply religious descriptions. The audience remained spellbound throughout.
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Albert. Pees
Tional
Cadillac
Lauter
Harold Binecke
Park
Grand Rapids
Thig
Mast
Princeton University
Binecke
Zenobia Chapter Elects Officers for 1935 Annual Session
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 of the Order of the Eastern Star elected its 1935 officers on November 1 with Anna Northon as Worthy Matron and Alexander Wylie as Worthy Patron. The meeting also named alternates Ivah Fischer Susan F Hall and Nellie Feighner for the Grand Chapter session in Grand Rapids next autumn and scheduled a public installation for November 23.
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Zenobia
Order of the Eastern Star
Yea
Anna Northon
Alexander 4. Wylie
Matton
Adelaide Wylie
Albert Dawe
Mabel
J. Horton
Ada Hochatetler
Lillian Sanford
Susan F. Hall
Grand Chapter of
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Ivah Fischer
Nellie Feighner
Girl Scout Notes and Play Preview
The Girl Scouts report smooth progress with four patrols led by Joy Groves Lois Lange Betty Green and Barbara Caple. Registration dues are being paid as the group stages a favorable play by patrol three titled Gerties Thanksgiving directed by Betty Green with assistants Mary Lou Roach Mildred Williams Phyliss Ann Sherwood and Rose Marie Wisler.
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Joy Groves
Lois Lange
Betty Green
Barbara Caple
Mildred Williams
Phyliss Ann Sherwood
Rose Marie Wisler
Lola Sanford Press
Margery Parish
Central Gilmore Church of Christ Sunday Schedule
Central Gilmore Church of Christ outlines Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. A prayer meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. followed by a 8:30 p.m. preaching service. Mrs. Samuel Nichols is recovering in hospital. John Laverty, with a broken hip from October 26, is at Brandstetter Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Barb D. Vayette attended services in Mt. Pleasant and O. Al Kates hosted the Chas Hames and Alfred Lietz families last Sunday.
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Samuel Nichols
John Laverty
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
Barb D. Vayette
Church of Christ
Mt. Pleasant
Vayette
O. al Kates
Chas, Hames
Alfred Lietz
Hallowe'en entertainment at school house a grand success
The Hallowe en program at the school house was a grand success as Mrs H G Mickle of Dover and Mr and Mrs Warie attended with their children. A pot luck lunch followed and all enjoyed the event. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Ralph Shull and son Max at the Glenn Gordon home. Other residents hosted relatives and guests as families planned activities and chores around the community.
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Hallowe'en
H.G. Mickle
Dover
Warie
Mickle
Detroit
Glenn Gordon
Ralph Shull
Gon
Max
Robert
Wim
Abbott
Mr. Lyong
The
Brown
Mis
Acre
Thomas Jefferson on Liberty and public instruction
A fragmentary quotation discusses liberty not to be restricted by gatekeeping. The prose references the people and a notion of instruction or guidance in governance. The context appears literary or historical, with uncertain transcription and partial phrases.
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Thomas Jefferson
Mrs. Schlegel Presents Negro Music Program Oct 30
The program highlights syncopation and ragtime roots with pieces like Virginia Reel and Dark Town Strutters Ball performed by Mrs. Helen Lucile Doherty and others. It notes spirituals from the South and credits Henry Burleigh and Stephen Foster as influential figures shaping American Negro music.
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Mrs. Schlegel
Virginia
Helen Lucile Doherty
Doherty
Doris Gerow
Lower South
Moses
Edna Ferber
Austin Bates
America
Henry Burleigh
New York
Chloe
Rose Marie Jackson
Virginia Collins
Stephen Foster
Olid
Doctor Tells Lady How to Safely Reduce Fat
Mrs Helen Greene writes a physician advised her mother to use Kruschen Salts for overweight. She started taking it and dropped from 192 to 166 pounds after three bottles. The tonic claim: improved health and a stylish figure. One bottle lasts four weeks and is available at Clare Drug Co.
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Helen ‘Greene
A. B. Mussell
Clare Drug: Co
Sadv
Kentucky Home Club Meeting Notice
A news brief notes the Kentucky Home Club will meet at Mrs. mma Harris home on November 13. The item records the ensemble singing of Kentucky Home and the upcoming gathering at a member’s residence.
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Kentucky
Mma Harris
Thanking Clare County Voters for George Bates
A note from George Bates thanks neighbors and friends of Clare County for their vote on Tuesday. He expresses gratitude and pledges to place confidence in him and to merit it with unsparingly effort.
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Clare County
George Bates
Clare High Team Wins Second Straight
Clare High faces Gladwin in the final game of the season as underdogs. The Gladwin squad, strong after a 13 to 0 upset of Reed City last week, should pose a tough challenge. The game kicks off at 3:30.
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Clare High
Clare Boys
Gladwin
Reed City
Clare
Weekend guests from Gladwin visit Woodcocks
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lower of Gladwin were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Woodcock.
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Wilbur- Lower
Gladwin
Richard Woodcock
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Mt. Vernon
M. E
Twin Elms
F.G. Slattery
Walter H.earman
Ofse A. Derby
Chas, David
J. Archambault
Mrs. Albert
Dave
Annie Northon
Zenobia Chapter
Girl Scout
Central Gilmore
Wey
Citizens State Bank
Peoples Bank
Wolverine
F. R. Zubler
Lakeview
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