Roosevelt Wins Second Term Amid Record National Vote
With about 43 million votes cast the election set an all time record. Franklin D. Roosevelt secured a landslide victory over Alf Landon after a strong New Deal showing. Electoral tally favored Roosevelt 523 to 8 while Democrats increased majorities in both houses. Senate seats 75 to 21 and House 334 to 89.
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Alf M. Landon
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William Lemke
Union Party
United States
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House of Representatives
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Twenty four circuit court cases listed for next Monday
The notice details twenty four cases set for the circuit court next Monday including specific performance of land contracts, divorces, trespass on the case and assumpsit claims. It lists many parties such as Shafer, Achard, Sawkins, Schlegel, Doherty, O Connor, Freeman, Cochrane, Herring, Colmus, Joslin, and others, plus several bank and corporate names. Petit jurors for November 1936 term are also named with multiple individuals listed by surname and locale.
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Liness Shafer
Lucile Shafer
Citizens State Bank
Tony Achard
Marjorie Achard
Allen R. Graham
Fare County Savings Bank
William Hawkins
Edward and
Hazel Sawkins
Missaukee County Bank
Opal
Reeder
Vernell H. Reeder
Lillian Herring
Ralph Herring
Jake Colmus
Myrtle Colmns
Trivorce
Ruth Joslin
Leo Joslin
Dr Beck Speaks on Writers at Literature Club
Dr Beck of CSTC discussed trained writers from Rewapaner work and named Willa Gathers, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Bess Streeter Aldrich, Saroyian, and Baker of Harvard Yale. He praised Don Oliver from Farwell and Mt Pleasant and noted schools now produce novelists and dramatists with keen observation and clear English.
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Willa Gathers
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Saroyian
Baker
Harvard
Yale
Beck
Don Oliver
Farwell
Mt Pleasant
New York City
County ticket candidates thank voters in Clare County
Democratic county office candidates express sincere appreciation for loyal voter support in Clare County and thank especially those who worked hard in their behalf.
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Democratic
Clare County
Henderson thanks Clare County voters for support
William A. Henderson expresses gratitude to Clare County voters for their support at the November election, noting his appreciation for the community’s backing.
Auction sale to be held at big farm near Clare
The undersigned will hold a public sale Tuesday November 24 at a large farm five miles south and thirteen and one quarter east of Clare. The list of items will appear in next week's issue and includes farm tools. Signed Bd VanConant.
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Big Farm
Clare
Farm Toola
Hivéstotk
VanConant
Larmans Post Distributes Flags to Rural Schools
Today is Flag Distribution Day as Michigan American Flags are handed to rural schools across the state. The effort comes through the American Legion Post with support from County School Commissioner Helen Hether and local teachers and pupils, using flags manufactured by the Works Progress Administration. In Clare County a patriotic program will accompany the gift with Legionnaires presenting the flags.
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American Legion Post
Helen Hether
Works Progress Administration
Michigan Department of the Americary Legion
Learty
Department of Public Instruction
Clare County
Legionnaire
Walter H. Larman Post
Jay O. Bellinger
Robert Brown
Forrest Garver
Paul D. Gibson
Edward G. Johnston
Frank Kepplinger
Kyle L. McKinnon
Leo H. Oden
Omer Parent
Charles A. Perry
Harley M. Sowle
James O. Sutton
Conrad Walker
Alexander B. Wylie
FETTERS NO 1 WELL IN VERNON TWP DRY HOLE PROVEN
Spudded early week FETTERS NO 1 IN VERNON TWP shows no oil as it drives pipe to 325 feet. Wilson well No 1 in northwest 1 4 of section 5 began spudding Thursday. McKinnon farm location spotted on north side of section 5. Roy B. Comer has a derrick up on Regan Mahar farm section 36 five miles south and one east of Clare with spudding planned Monday. Daugherty and Makey are contractors. McClanahan Oil Co Cook No 1 in Gilmore township reported an oil showing at 4104 Tuesday located four miles south of Farwell.
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Wilson
North West
McKinnon
Roy B. Comer
Regan Mahar
Vernon Township
Clare
Daugherty and
Makey
McClanahan Oil Co
Cook
Gilmore Township
Farwell
Permit Granted for Jas A McKay Well in Grant Township
A permit was issued to Jas A McKay for a well to be drilled on the NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 Section 6 Grant township. Part of the equipment has been moved in. Drillers on the Frank Robinson No 1 well in SW 1-4 Section 31 Grant township spudded in Monday with drive pipe down to 263 feet.
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Jas. A. McKay
Grant Township
Frank. Robinson
Mrs Ellen Lockwood Dies at Rosebush Home
Mrs Ellen Lockwood dies at her son's home in Rosebush on November 61h leaving five sons William Frank James Fred Floyd and two daughters Mrs H C Caldwell and Mrs P A Bennett along with 21 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral held at M B church Rosebush with Rev Stanton and Rev Thompson. Miss Doris Gerow sang. interment at Cherry Grove Cemetery with six grandsons as pallbearers.
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William
Rosebush
Frank
Toledo
James
Freesoil
Fred
St. Louis
Floyd
Detroit
H. C. Caldwell
St. Croix Falls
Wisconsin
Pp. A. Bennett
Spokane
Washington
David Stevenson
Harwood
Ontario
Robert Crossen
Alma
M. B
Rev. Stanton
Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Doris Gerow
A. EH. Wylie
Cherry Grove
J. F. Thompson
John
Jas
J. Thompson
Floyd Thompson
Jake
Wis
Esther Caldwell
Lint
Ross Thompson
Lansing
Clayton Swartout
Hewitt Thompson
Donald ‘Thompson
Midland
Cherry “Grove
New Oldsmobile Agency Opens Here Under Fred Busche
Fred Busche announces the establishment of a new Oldsmobile agency in the territory after resigning as sales manager of Clare Travel Coach Company. James Clute will run the service department while Busche heads sales. A new office east of the Clute Garage will serve as headquarters with plans to move next spring. Demonstrator Oldsmobiles will be on display this weekend for public inspection.
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Fred’ ‘Busche
Clare Travel Coach Company
Busche
James ‘Clute
Clute
Red Cross memberships offered by Citizens State Bank
The Citizens State Bank will accept memberships for Red Cross as a special service. Expiration date November 26, 1936. The Guild Entertainment and church shower postponed to Wednesday November 18. A business meeting will be held in the afternoon and attendees should bring table service for supper. Lewis Ward Stier of Lapeer and Miss Forol Mae McCabe of Mt. Pleasant wed at the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon, Rev. George Stanford officiating, with Mr. Owen and Miss Marjorie Foutch as witnesses.
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Citizens State Bank
Red Cross
Guild
Lewis Ward Stier
Lapeer
Forol Mae McCabe
Mt. Pleasant
George Stanford
Owen
Marjorie Foutch
Epworth League Rally Wins Stunt Contest at Greenville
Ten Epworth League representatives led by Betty Walker Warren Sharp Alonzo Stanford Herbert Brown Forest Gordhan Effie Stanford Christine Archambault Maxine Hawk Geneva Stottlemyer and Rev. George Stanford attended the District Rally in Greenville last Friday and Saturday. They captured first place with the "Many Mouthed Jones Family" stunt presentation.
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Epworth League
Betty Walker
Warren Sharp
Alonzo Stanford
Herbert Brown
Forest Gordhan
Effie Stanford
Christine Archambault
Maxine Hawkins
Geneva Stottlemyer
George Stanford
Greenville
Mouthed Jones
Tenth District W C T U Meeting at Mt Pleasant
The tenth district W C T U convention will convene at the Methodist church in Mt Pleasant on November 16 and 17. Dr W W Whitehouse dean of Albion College will deliver the convention talk Monday evening at 7 30. He has studied civic and social problems abroad and in large cities and will present an unusually interesting message to a large crowd. A large local representation is urged.
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Methodist Church
Mt Pleasant
W. W. Whitehouse
Albion College
Vernon farmer and wife move to Clare on Seventh Street
Mr and Mrs Eugene Stanley of Vernon township sell their 24 year farm and relocate this week to Clare to the east Seventh street home formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Leo Hampton, a move prompted by age and a hinted interest in oil near their former farm.
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Eugene Stanley
Vernon Township
Clare
East Seventh Street
Leo Hampton
T. Carl Holbrook
Lansing
Stanley
Dad Stanley
Congressman Woodruff Thanks Constituents for Support
Congressman Roy O Woodruff expresses gratitude to voters in his district for the election majority of about 10000. He says the confidence inspires him for the work ahead in Congress and thanks his friends and supporters in a signed message.
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Congressman Woodruff
Congress
Prank Name in Sentinel Football Feature Causes Embarrassment
Last week the Sentinel published a Clare Ewart football game story with Bud Anderson credited as author by prank, leading to considerable embarrassment for Bud. The article notes the piece was written by Russell Koch.
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Clare Ewart
the Sentinel
Bud Anderson
Bud
Russell Koch
Carson Harvey Honored Guest at Birthday Dinner
Kenneth Harvey hosted a family birthday gathering at Barnes Cafe honoring his grandfather Carson Harvey for his 77th birthday. Four generations were present including Arthur Johnson Jr Mildred Johnson C D Harvey Mona Jean Leola Philips and other relatives. The group shared a pleasant hour and wished Grandpa many more birthdays.
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Kenneth Harvey
Barnes Cafe
Carson Harvey
Arthur Johnson, Jr
Mildred Johnson
C. D. Harvey
Mona Jean
Leola Philips
Grandpa
Cadillac Men Arrested for Hunting From Car
M. B. Miser and Karl Nichols of Cadillac were fined 27.25 after pleading guilty to violating conservation law by hunting from an automobile. Conservation officer Edward M. Gilsoy arrested them after a chase that spanned miles and ended with them hiding behind a barn in Cadillac.
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M. B. Miser
Karl Nichols
Cadillac
Edward M. Gilsoy
Twenty Seventh Annual Convention at Rosebush Presbyterian Church
The Isabella County Council of Religious Education will hold its 27th annual inter denominational convention at Rosebush Presbyterian Church next Friday November 20. Programs run 9 30 am 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm with pot luck luncheons between sessions in the church dining room. Rosebush ladies will furnish coffee. Bring silverware and well filled baskets.
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Isabella County Council of Relisious Education
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Rosebush
In Memoriam Mrs Mary Fetters
The Children honor Mary Fetters one year after her passing on November 15 with a heartfelt In Memoriam noting quiet comfort in remembrance. The notice expresses enduring love and a belief in reunion beyond death.
Card of Thanks for Ellen Lockwood
The Thompson family thanks friends for kindness during the last days of our mother and aunt Ellen Lockwood. Special thanks to Rev Stanton Rev Thompson for comfort ing words Miss Gerow Mrs Wylie for music and neighbors for floral contributions. John and Anna Hmpey Thompson family.
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Ellen Lockwood
Rev. Stanton
Rev. Thompson
Miss Gerow
Mrs. Wylie
Thompson
John
Anna
Card of Appreciation from Bernie’s in Hampton
A note from Bernie’s in Hampton thanks voters in Clare and Osceola counties for their support on November 3 and pledges to reorient the two counties at Lans ing.
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Clare
Osceola
Lansing
Gratitude for Support After Sudden Illness and Loss
The Blain family thanks friends for kindness during the sudden illness and death of wife and mother, expressing appreciation from William Blain and their children.
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William Blain
Piano Tuning Service Announced for Clare
F. P. Alexander the piano tuner will be working in Clare again soon. Phone orders to Miss Frances Anderson or Mrs. Fred Doherty.
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F. P. Alexander
Clare
Franceg Anderson
Fred Doherty
Chiropractor Dr Nellie G Arnold Opens Office
Dr. Nellie G Arnold announced the reopening of her chiropractic office at 306 R 8th Street. She will be available Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for walk in visits and on other days by appointment.
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Nellie G. Arnold
Sam Bruce Thanks Clare County Voters After Election
Sam Bruce thanks Clare County voters for their splendid support at the November 3 election. The message expresses gratitude and outlines appreciation for the support received.
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Clare County
Sam’l Bruce
Piano For Sale By R F Pommeroy
Piano offered by R F Pommeroy at 800 Morsea Street Bay City. Kurtzman style instrument nearly new priced 450 with 65 balance due on contract and small monthly payments available.
Isabella Pomona and Union Grange Meeting Announced
Isabella Pomona Grange will meet Union Grange on Wednesday evening November 18. Installation of officers planned. Attendees invited for a potluck supper led by Nellie B. White, secretary.
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Isabella Pomona Grange
Union Grange
Community meeting notices and upcoming club events
Local organizations announce schedules for November events. QO EH S installs officers November 19 with four past grand officers assisting. Democratic Women’s Club meets at Mrs Ethel Schlegel’s home November 19. Mt Vernon Grange Feather Party November 20. Grant Farm Local plans a dance November 20 at Grant town hall with supper. Clare Study Club plans a dance November 24 at City Hall with Maurice Rushlow’s orchestra.
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QO. EH. S
Democratic Women’s Club
Ethel Schlegel
Mt. Vernon Grange Wilk
Grant Farm
Grant Town Hall
Clare
City Hall
Maurice Rushlow
Saginaw
Try Our Home Cooked Meals Bar at Pa's and Ma's
Bar announces new management under Mrs Walter Smedley at Farwell location first door west of Standard Garage offering home cooking friendly service.
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Pa’s
Ma’s
Walter Smedley
Standard Garage
Farwell
Rummage Sale Planned by Methodist Auxiliary
The Methodist Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale next week Thursday through Saturday in the Johnson Electric Trailer located east of the Cities Service Gas Station on 6th Street.
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Methodist
Johnson Electric
Cities Service
6Th Street
Rudy's Tavern Advertises Friday Fish Dinners
The notice promotes fish dinners every Friday night at Rudy's Tavern priced at 38 cents. It adds that chicken and steak dinners are available at any time and mentions bridge and club parties with special attention.
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PETIT
Clarence Ladd
Harrison
Max Carey
Alice Haddix
Arthur Geo. F. Hall
Franklin John Gaffney
Freeman Clarence Goodrich
Frost Mane Brooks
Garfield Wadson Jones
Greenwood Has
Krell
Grant Hillsworth
Miller Hamilton
Albert ‘Ott Hatton
Stephen Solissa- Hayes
Oxyear
Rube Lincoln
Burns
Redding Glen
Sheridan Ruben Tigner
Surrey
DR. Beck
C.S.T.C
Wm. A. Henderson
Larman Post
Vernon
Son
Oldsmobile Agency
Fred Busche
Clare Garage
East Fifth Street
Roy
Woodruff
Ee Savings
THE
the Peoples Bank
Memoriam
Mrs
Mary Fetters
Bernie’ S
Hampton
Chiropractic
Isabella Pomona
Nellie B.white, Seo’y
I. C. O. F. Lodge
American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Grant Township Local No 143
Farmers Union
Rudy
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