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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

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Clare Public School Reaccredited for Three Years

The Clare Public School has been reaccredited for a three year period by the University of Michigan and the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools after a visit by Dr. Wray D. Congdon. Accreditation allows students to enter any member higher education institution without entrance exams and assures quality in staff and facilities. The Sentinel will present the accreditation standards in future articles.

University of Michigan North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Wray D. Congdon Clare the Sentinel

Opening Meeting of Clare Chamber of Commerce at Doherty Hotel

The first Fall meeting of the Clare Chamber of Commerce was held at the Doherty Hotel. President Geo White presided as Norris Elden led a 15 minute community sing with piano by Geo Sherwood. Miss Jean Glerum accompanied by a high school girls sextette and cornet duets by Harry Wehrly and Neal Elden. Austin Bates spoke on a Boy Scout trip with 25 boys to Rotary camp. Discussion on fund solicitations led to a proposal for a chamber committee to act as a clearing house and consider a unified grand campaign.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Doherty Hotel Geo. White Norris Elden Geo. Sherwood Jean Glerum Harry Wehrly Neal Elden Austin F. Bates Rotary Chamber of Commitrce

Ideal Theatre Weekly Lineup Promises Variety and Laughs

At the Ideal Theatre the Friday through Sunday slate features Ellisa Landi in The Woman in Room 13, Mystery Ranch with Geo O'Brien, and The Lady and the Gent with Geo Bancroft. A Paramount program offers Bird of Paradise with Dolores Del Rio and other lavish acts, followed by Pack Up Your Troubles with Danny Kaye—well suited for families seeking humor and pathos.

Ellisa Landi Geo.o'brian Sun Geo. Bancroft Hare Paramounts Adish King Victor Hawaii South Seas Daniel and Hardy Marie Dressler Polly Moran

Miss Bessie Garison to Address Clare Club Program

Miss Bessie Garison assistant head of the Art department at C S T College Mt Pleasant will speak at Clare Club Tuesday at 2 30 replacing Walter Hastings who is detained in northern Michigan for conservation work. Members are asked to bring their best pottery for display at the event hosted by Mrs Sarah Schaeffer.

Clare Study Grange Walter Hastings Hastings Michigan Bessie Garison C. S. T. College Mt. Pleasant Sarah Schaeffer

City of Clare Now Boasts Cheese Factory

The Detroit Creamery site in Clare is being repurposed for Frankenmuth cheese production. Thirteen flats of cheese were produced Wednesday and twenty five more Thursday in the new curing room. Wm Conzel mans of Frankenmuth will head cheese making with Co BE Jones, former Detroit Creamery manager, staying on. About fifty Chamber of Commerce members plan a visit to Frankenmuth next Tuesday to welcome company officials.

Detroit Creamery Co Frankenmuth Wm. Conzelmans Hol. Johnston Clare

Recount Petitions Filed After Wilson County Election

Two petitions filed with the county clerk seek a ballot recount after disputed results in Harrison and Clare provinces. Francis Jackson, who lost by 21 votes for county treasurer, led the recount demand. Fred Scholaf, a Republican winner, also filed for recount of three provinces. Election officials Holbrook and Dorsey appointed as commissioners to oversee the recount, set for the early coming week.

Democratic Committee Harrison Election Board Francis Jackson Helbrook The Sentinel Fred Scholaf Clare Dorsey Wm. A. Hendersomi T. Carl. Holbrook

History of Clare Public School System

The record traces Clare Public School beginnings in 1871 with a small frame building and Miss Parish as teacher. It follows growth to a graded school in 1885, a brick site by 1891, and expansion to twelve grades by 1892. Details cover administrators, trustees, salaries, and the first graduates, with notes on temporary school sites and early census efforts.

Clare Grant Township Hudson Clare County Miss Parish City Hall Cities Service A. J. Doherty Dennis Alward Winnie Merrill Tasker Opera House Masonic Hall Miss Mason DuBois Hall Stimson Hutchinson W. J. Hutchinson Board of Education CG. W. Perry Goodman A.J. Doherty McIntyre C. H. Sutherland

Civic program sponsored by Clare Study Club in Clare

The Clare Study Club held Civic Day at Mrs Adelaide Wylie's home with Mrs Hilda Tibbits assisting. President MecQuire led roll call and members pledged help for the Welfare department. Helen Doherty reported the Doherty block room would open to assist from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily, inviting all women to participate.

Oll Clare Study Club Adelaide Wylie Hilda Tibbits Florence Rassat MecQuire Helen Doherty City Welfare Department Doherty Block St. Cecilia Society Guild M. B Baptist Society Wishmai Salvation Army

New Garage to Open in Clare on East 4th Street

D. J. Paxton announces a new garage on East 4th Street Clare will open to the public next Wednesday featuring a complete Standard Oil station and repairing supplies. Satisfaction to all will be his motto.

Clare D. J. Paxton East 4Th Street

Life Ebbs Out After Illness of Fourteen Weeks

Bart W. Barrus died at his home on East Third Street after a fourteen week illness. Born February 17, 1890, in Sheridan township, he lived in Clare his whole life. He worked in the wagon trade and later ran a grocery business on East Fourth Street. He married Mildred Jackson on March 2, 1928 and leaves a daughter Velma, two sisters, two brothers, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev. A. D. Teldex officiating. burial in Cherry Grove.

Bart W. Barrus East Third Street Sheridan Township Bart Barrus Clare East Fourth Street Mildred Jackson Grant Township Velma Henry Russell Bessie O’mealey Carl Henry Kenyon A. D. Teldex Baptist Church Cherry Grove

Residents Offered Wood Sharing in Clare Michigan

In Clare Michigan a notice invites all residents to cut winter wood on shares or arrange wood sharing. People with lots down timber or standing dead timber within Clare region can have wood cut or brush piled for needy neighbors. Report to J. H. Wilson at Clare County Savings Building.

Clare J. H. Wilson Clare County Clara Shires Clare, Mich

Ohioans Bag Two Fine Moose in Canadian Wilds

Ohio men H R Clawson John Lundgard and J C Heckler of Port Clinton hunted north of Thessalon on the Mis- Sasaugi river. They crossed eighty miles by auto and paddled ten miles by canoe amid a foot of snow and ten below zero to bag two moose, the larger about 800 pounds, finding game plentiful.

Bares H. R. Clawson John Lundgard J. C. Heckler Port Clinton Ohio Thessalon Mis- Sasaugi

Clare Beats Hoover High in Snow Slippery Field Victory

In a tough Friday game at Clare, snow and a slick field limited plays. Clare scored a fourth quarter touchdown to defeat Hoover High School of Plint 6 to 0, with standout runs from Gillis Doherty Allen Blystone and a solid line. The win gives Clare four victories this season and highlights a strong late run of form.

Clare Boys Hoover High *School Plint Hoover Boys Hoover Claye Don Gillis Bob Doherty Lyle Allen Norman Blystone Stanley Sileiner Hollis Walton Robert Herrick Wm. Murphy Percy Lansing Ford Seibt Art Lamb Clare Lads Shepherd Indians Sacred Heart

Daniel L. Burton Dies at Hatton Home

Daniel L D Burton born December 18 1865 in Brown City Michigan died November 9 at his Hatton Township home. Survived by wife Melvina Bartles eight children Emerson Jarl Pearl Lorn Lillian Vera and others. four sisters two brothers. seventeen grandchildren. three great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Thurston Funeral Home with nephew Eugene Burton officiating. burial at Cherry Grove.

Daniel L. D. Burton Brown City Sanilac County Michigan Melvina Bartles Port Huron Iris Burt Familly Hatton’ Township Emerson and Jarl Clare Pearl Grune Lorn Burton Lillian Featherston Pontiac Vera Munford Detroit Thurston Funeral Home Ntephew Eugene Burton Cherry Grove

Two Injured In Clare Auto Accidents Saturday

Mrs. Emmet Robinett lost control on a slippery hill near the Dover road bridge and skidded into a ditch. Passenger Mrs. Harry A Bradley suffered crushed hips and other injuries. she was taken to a hospital. Both residents of Sheridan township. A Saginaw salesman car crashed into a Pere Marquette crossing sign, suffering minor injuries.

Clare Emmet Robinett Dover Road

Dr H H Savage to Speak Here Saturday

Dr H H Savage pastor of the First Baptist Church of Pontiac Michigan will speak at the Clare Public School auditorium Saturday at 3 pm Local pastor Rev A D Telcer says Clare and surrounding community may hear the noted radio gospel preacher on his five day northern tour He broadcasts Sunday School at 830 am and preaching at 1030 am on WIR Detroit A free will offering will be taken to defray auditorium expenses

H. #. Savage 1St Baptist Church Pontiac Michigan Clare Clare Public A. D. Telcer Savage Cadillac Saginaw WIR Detroit

Agricultural students view slides on soils and livestock

Last week the Farm Crops class viewed slides on soils from International Harvester, supplementing fertilizer studies. Animal Husbandry also benefited from slides on livestock. Future dates include Nov 21 Gardening and Nov 28 Dairying, Dec 5 Sheep, Dec 12 Poultry, Dec 19 Birds, Jan 12 Alfalfa, Feb 6 Farm Home, Mar 27 House Fly, Apr 24 Park. for exact times, call Mr. Tichenor.

International Harvester Company Tichenor

Thanksgiving Dance at Duncan Hall Clare

Thanksgiving dance announced at Duncan Hall Clare on Thursday night November 24 and every Saturday night thereafter, inviting locals to join in the community event hosted at the hall.

Also Mentioned on This Page

City School OF C Supt E.D. Kennedy Ideal Theatre C.S. T. College Jackson Schaaf of the Clare Public School System Doris Irwin American Education Week John Rock J. F. Tatman Nathan Bicknell Co. W. Perry R. H. Jenney Macintyre Sarah Malcolm Louise Bruske Lurie Tower Maona Mason Grace Whalen Isaac Harris G. W. Perry Mary Meehan Mima Greenfield George Chapen Grace, Whalen Muota Mason Luke Tow‘er James Tatman F. C. Sanford Grace Smith Julia Harrison Rubeca Reed Edna Elden Daniel L. Burton Hatton Harry Bradley and Arbor Hospital H. H. Savage P. Wi
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