Prominent Clare Doctor Dies at Bay City Hospital
Funeral services were held for Dr. William F. Clute of Clare who diedMonday at Samaritan hospital in Bay City after a two week illness. Known for generosity and thorough patient study, he served needy families without compensation. Rev. H B Johnson of Oxford officiated. burial followed at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Wm. F. Clute
Samaritan Hospital
Bay City
Altho
Cluta
Clute
West Sixth Street
H. B. Johnson
Oxford
Cherry Grove
Gladwin Outscores Clare Lads In Closing Game
Clare High loses 12 to 0 to Gladwin in a well played season finale. Gladwin scoring on a mid fourth quarter run by Eigar and a later punt return after Clare’s end mishap. Both teams threaten in the second and third periods but Clare’s only first down in the first half contrasts with Gladwin’s defense.
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Clare High
Gladwin
Eigar
Clare
Clare Couple Wed Saturday Evening
Miss Vivian Cunningham and Mr. James I Nevills wed at 8:00 p.m. Saturday November 10 at the bride’s home. Officiant Hitler G. W. Burt of Beaverton. Attendants were Miss Lucille Cunningham and Mr. Loran Nevill. Mendelssohn March played by Bernice Carmichael. About fifty relatives attended a home reception. Out of town guests included Mrs Shetton and daughter Abbie and others from Detroit Royal Oak Owosso Midland. The couple will live in Midland where the groom works at Dow Company plant.
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Vivian Cunningham
James I. ‘Nevills
Hitler G. W. Burt
Beaverton
Lucille Cunningham
Loran Nevill
Bernice Carmichael
Shetton
Abbie
Agnes Elliott
William Baisley
Beth
Billie
Detroit
Roy Hinkle
Royal Oak
Dan Carmichael
William
Bernice
Owosso
Grant Yarrington
Lyle
Midland
Dow Company
Clare Isabella County Pomona Grange to Install Officers
The Clare Isabella County Pomona Grange schedules a special meeting on Wednesday November 21 at Ad yanes Grange hall to install officers. A pot luck supper will follow.
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Clare Isabella County
Pomona Grange
Adyanes Grange
Thanksgiving Specials at Shumwey Barber and Beauty Shop
Manteure facial shampoo and fingerwave priced at $1.00. Ifi permanents $8.00, AN $4.00, permanent waves $3.00. Barber and Beauty Shop listed as Shumwey.
Flock of Pheasants to Be Fed in Clare Winter
Geo Maters receives two flocks of forty ring neck pheasants from the State Conservation Department. He will feed them during the coming winter and release in spring in Clare county, with the birds housed in an outdoor park for public viewing and support from the Clare Rod and Gun Club.
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Clare
Geo. Maters
State Conservation Department
Clare County
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Mr. Mater
George Snider Injured After Roof Fall at Clare Inn
George Snider was injured when he slipped while helping lay a new roof at the Clare Inn. The fall from the rear roof, about 12 to 15 feet, caused bruises to the head and body and internal shock but late reports say he is recovering nicely.
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George Snider
Clare Inn
Snider
Basketball is in the air season to open soon
Hotel Doherty reports basketball practice starts Monday November 19 at the High School Gym. Local players named include Leon Stanley George Grover Leo Brown Ford Croton Wally Johnson Dick Johnson and others with Fleming Wehrly and Margaret Doherty handling management duties for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Doherty
Travelers
Michigan
Leon Stanley
George Grover
Leo Brown
Ford Croton
Wally Johnson
Dick Johnson
Alma College
Leo Hampton
Larry Waite
Tim Cotter
Sacred Heart Academy
Acey Parker
Bus Comer
Stan Sutton
Don Gillis
Lloyd Montgomery
Art Fleming
Harry Wehrly
Margaret Doherty
Second Landscape Lecture by O I Gregg at Clare HS
The second of three Rural Home Beautification lectures will be given by O I Gregg of M C next Thursday November 22 at 2 00 p m in Clare High School Auditorium. He will illustrate using cloth models of shrubs and plants to show how a home will look after the landscape plan is completed. Eight homes will have planting plans prepared during the forenoon with four more farmers having pictures and measurements taken.
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O. I. Gregg
Clare High School
Gregg
Gregé
Deer hunters urged to be cautious near CCC camps
Michigan officials warn deer and bear season open with up to 60 000 hunters. About 8 000 CCC enrollees in the woods prompt emphasized firearm safety and marked clothing. Last season saw seven fatalities and 12 injuries from gun accidents as licenses reach 80 000 to meet demand.
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Northwoods
Michigan
Department of Conservation
CCC
Deer Country
Department
United States Army
Michigan Emergency Conservation Work Office
Car Crash Injures Traverse City Pair Near Farwell
Mrs. Wm Thrilley and her son Ben of Traverse City were seriously hurt when their car struck a moving freight train on US 10 near Farwell. Both were treated at Hotel Moherty after the collision caused cars to decouple and airbrakes to engage, tossing crewmen aboard.
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Wm. Thrilley and
Ben
Traverse City
Ann Arbor Crossing
Farwell
US 10
Moherty
K. Hammerberg
Bake Goods Sale At Church Of God Friday Event
The ladies of the W F and H M society of the Church of God will hold a bake sale in the LB Hampton building on Saturday November 17.
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W. F. and
H. M. Society of the Church of God
LB. Hampton
Turkey Dinner Menu at Clare M. HW Church
Community dinner at Clare M. HW Church on November 21 offers dressing roast turkey mashed potatoes hot rolls pickles cranberries Waldorf salad squash mince or pumpkin pie and cheese with adult price 50 cents and children 25 cents. Coffee served.
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Clare M. HW
Guild Rummage and White Elephant Sale Planned
The Guild announces a rummage and white elephant sale to be held in the rear room of Citizens State Bank formerly Jennings Archambault. The sale takes place Friday and Saturday November 16 and 27.
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Citizens State Bank
Jennings’ Archambault
What a Northern Editor Says About Our City
A Northern editor praises Clare and its booster spirit, citing the Clare Sentinel’s business ads as proof the town is thriving. He urges readers to visit, noting cleanliness, spacious streets, well kept homes, attractive storefronts, and many cars on the streets.
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Globe
Michigan
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Cheboygan Observer
AI Weber
Holitoy
Christmas Seals Sold by Scout Troops in Clare
H M Benson of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association directs district seal sales with Clare Scouts aiding. The program opens on Thanksgiving and funds support state TB campaigns. the top selling schools per student win tuberculin tests and x ray exams. The first buyer’s name will be recorded for state recognition.
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H. M. Benson
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Clare
Michigan
Benson
Madstreet
Cass City
Imlay City
Harbor Beach
Elberta
Lexington
Clinton
Glare
Rev. Albert Dawe Officiates At Two Weddings This Week
On Saturday afternoon November 12 Wilmer D. Eble of Hamilton township and Florence Shangle of Midland were united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Albert Dawe performing the ring ceremony. Earlier Rev. Dawe officiated for Miss Severine Sorenson and Norman Peru of Jackson in Plymouth at the bride’s home with family present. Mrs. Dawe accompanied the party to Lansing and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer D. Eble
Hamilton Township
Clare
Florence Shangle
Midland
Albert Dawe
Albert ‘Dawe
Plymouth
Forner
Séverine Sorenson
Norman Peru
Jackson
Clare County Savings Bank Declares Dividend No. Four
Allen R. Graham receiver announces Dividend No. 4 of five percent to depositors, available Tuesday November 20 1934. Total paid to depositors about 30 percent or $300,000 from liquidation assets. claims unpaid total $686,086.33. Resources list bank building 40,000 real estate 9,700 notes 71,863.36 mortgages 16,299.35 bonds 506,797.93 cash 1,812.74 unpaid stock assessment 26,721.54 non book assets. Earnings since closing exceed expenses by $18,348.18. Depositors may request further explanation at the bank.
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Allen R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank
Arthur Mystery: Officials Probe James Porteous Disappearance
State and county authorities investigate the October 27 disappearance of James J. Porteous from a Bailey lake cottage in Arthur township. The 48 year old, nicknamed Old Jim, vanished after being with three men. his coat and can were found in the house. No arrests have been made as inquiries continue.
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James J. Porteous
Bailey Lake
Arthur Township
Jim
Legion Ladies Drive for Canned Goods
The American Legion Auxiliary announces its annual canned goods drive next week collecting fruit vegetables pickles jellies and jams. Donations may be left with Mrs Bima Clute or Omer Parent at Gay's Five and Ten Stores or arrangements will be made to pick up. Contact Mrs Clute at 37F3 by telephone.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Children’s
Otter Lake
Veteran's Hospital
Battle Creek
Bima Clute
Omer
Gay's
Clute
Party Card Party at the Clara Study Club
The Clara Study Club hosts a card party at the new community holding on Thursday evening November 22 at 8 00. Everyone is invited. Tickets priced 25 cents.
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Clara Study Club
Tlock
Oil well eyed on Sidney Court farm near Sheridan
Sheridan farmer reports two square timbers hauled after dark last Wednesday indicating an oil well. A drill will start on the northeast quarter of section 26, Sheridan. Clare County farmers near Farwell also anticipate a new well on section 26, Surrey, southwest of Tar. G Vale of Mt. Pleasant named as contracting driller.
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Sidney Court Farm
Sheridan
Clare County
Farwell
Surrey
Tar
G. Vale
Mt. Pleasant
William Arnold Weds Alma Woman Saturday
Wm. H. Arnold of Sheridan township married Dr. Nellie Bahlke of Alma last Saturday at one o clock. The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs. Fred Clark on West End street Alma with Rev. Marshall A. Braund officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. Arnold moved from North Dakota to Alma to live with her sister Mrs. Mary Clow. The couple will live at Lake George.
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Wm. H. Arnold
Sheridan Township
Nellie Bahlke
Alma
Fred Clark
West End
Marshall A. Braund
Arnold
North Dakota
Mary Clow
Lake George
Clare Defeats Mt. Pleasant in Scrimmage 6 to 0
Clare beat Mt. Pleasant 6 to 0 in a return scrimmage. Regulars Presley and Tupper among those in last game, with several substitutes rewarded for staying out all season. Coach Brown mixed in eighth graders and PE class players as he builds material for next year.
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Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Tupper
Brown
Presley
Lansing Tupper
Bowler
Groves
Bauder
Sanford
Parish Haring
Verette
Cleveland
Schlafley
Watson
Tope
Bell
Kapplinger
Harriger
Lohrke
Murphy
Anderson
Dwyer
Perkins
Vernon Home Burns To Ground In Vernon
Fire likely from a stovepipe destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Frank David on the Elizabeth Walsh farm in Vernon on Wednesday. The blaze discovered about 9 30 am spread quickly, saving only a small portion of household goods. David, an oil well attendant, suffered a loss of about 300 dollars while the temporary building would cost about 200 to replace.
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Frank David
Elizabeth Walsh
Vernon
David
City Hall Dedication Marks Clare Civic Progress
Clare celebrates the new City Hall and Memorial building with a Monday dedication. Mayor Jesse Hampton presides as E. D. Kennedy praises civic progress and community vision. The program features the school band, Girls Glee Club, and a history of Omar Hall’s role, with plans to dedicate the American Legion room soon.
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Clare
Witchen
Walter Larman
Jay O. Bellinger
Jesse Hampton
E. D. Kennedy
Kennedy
Girls Glee Club
Jean Glerum
Lola Sanford
Margery Parish
Evelyn Olson
Lona Lee Hammton
Ed. Johnson
Omar Hall
Johnston
American Legion
Walter H. Larman
Post
Boveral
Education program honors school mass meeting speakers
A Clare district program by the Clare Good Literature Club and local groups praising education drew a large audience. From school band to Junior Glee Club, the event stressed lifelong learning with speakers highlighting Brotherhood, Freedom, Progress, and Optimistic planning for the future.
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Legion
Clare Good Literature Club
Jack and Jill
Glee Club
Kennedy
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Nevills
Isabella Pomona
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Jas. E. Portious
William Arnold
Saleug Inelish
Paul Manee
West 4Th Street
Sternaman Stadio
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New Hall
Omer Hall