Judge Hart Sentences Wayne Price In Clare County Case
The Clare County Circuit Court met for a one day session with Judge Ray Hart presiding. In the People vs Wayne Price criminal case, Price was sentenced to Jackson Prison for a term of ten months to five years after prior conviction for unlawfully driving away an automobile and probation violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Circuit Court
Harrison
Ray ‘Hart
Midland
Hub Oil Company
Hart
Jackson Frison
Price
New Officers Installed by Zenobia Chapter 129 Eastern Star
Zenobia Chapter No 129 Eastern Star held a formal installation of its 1940 officers in the chapter room. Worthy Matron Annabelle Hampton and Worthy Patron Alexander H E Wylie led the ceremony as members, visitors, and guests observed.
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Zenobia Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Annabelle Hamp
Gideon Rally Planned at Midland Community Center Sunday
The Gideon Rally of the Saginaw Valley Camp will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Midland Community Center with E Oscar Strand Michigan State Gideon president delivering the principal address. Hundreds of Bibles will be dedicated for Midland and Clark counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Saginaw Valley
Rollin M. Severance
Valley
E. Oscar Strand
Michigan State Gideon Organization
Clark
Edmund Keith
Clare County
Detroit Driver Strikes Horse on Highway Near Lake
A Detroit man, Robert Dickerson, struck and killed a horse owned by Glenn Amy of Lake Route 3 on a highway near Lake. Dickerson received facial lacerations and was treated at Clare County General Hospital. Police estimated car damage at $125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Glenn Amy
Lake Route 3
Lake
Robert Dickerson
Detroit
Dickerson
Clare County General Hospital
Former Clare Man Killed in Snohomish Washington
Winfield McLelland 58 of Snohomish Washington died November 19 after a fall from Eagle Gorge Bridge east of Auburn while working as a bridge carpenter on a railroad project. He fractured his skull, was taken to Tacoma, and is survived by two sisters in Michigan and Snohomish, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held November 10 at Purdy & Hall Chapel with Snohomish Odd Fellows pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Gorge Bridge
Auburn
Washington
Winfield McLelland
Snohomish
Tacoma
McLelland
Jic Lalland
Clare County
Blackman’s Lake
Odd Fellow Lodge
Eva Lowrey
Cedar Lake
Michigan
Idyl McFarland
Purdy & Hall Chapel
W. Paul Fulmer
Snchomigh Lodge No
Michigan to spend over twenty million on sugar this year
Michigan residents will purchase more than 20 million dollars worth of sugar in the coming year, with demand for Michigan-made beet sugar to keep buying power in state hands. Arthur A. Schupp of the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association warns that reliance on foreign interests harms Michigan farmers and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Arthur A. Schupp
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Butcher advertises cattle wanted by market
Local meat market seeks cattle for purchase. Young and Heighner Meat Market invites farmers and suppliers to contact BE for selling bovine stock.
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Young & Heighner Meat Market
Miss Eunicemary Bicknell Weds Howard C Hardy at Family Home
A simple Sunday wedding at Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bicknell's home joined Miss Eunicemary Bicknell and Howard C. Hardy. The bride wore ivory satin with a Juliet cap veil. attendants included Miss Jean Anderson in emerald. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Hardy of 1721 McGregor. A tea reception followed and the couple will reside at 503 Chippewa Street, Mt. Pleasant after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bicknell
Eunicemary
Howard C. Hardy
Jean Anderson
Leonard Lynch
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Hardy
Mrs. Bicknell
Molyneux
Venice
Alice Bicknell
Los Angeles
Mrs. Hardy
Chippewa Street
LARMAN POST LEADS DISTRICT IN 1940 MEMBERSHIP
The Tenth District reports three posts Clare, Mic and Reed City over their 1939 memberships by Armistice Day. Clare surpasses quota. the local post doubles its 1939 figures and exceeds quota by forty. National honors go to fifty posts with high membership growth, led by Detroit area campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad ‘Walker
American Legion
Michigan
Ust
Department
Clare
Mic
Reed City
Raymond J. Kelly
Detroit
Well Baby Clinics Held at Harrison and Lake George
Health event notes preventive care for infants and preschoolers on November 17, 1939. Harrison Clinic, run by Harrison Study Club. Mrs. Edgar Bridgman weighed and measured children. Mrs. Wallace Harper admitted them. Lake George Clinic, by Farwell Woman's Club. Mrs. Reynold Mick assisted the nurse. Dr Thiehoff immunized children and spoke on child care. A mother urged regular doctor visits for prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Lake George
Harrison Study Club
Edgar Bridgman
Wallace Harper
Tham
Farwell ‘Woman's Club
Reynold Mick
Thiehoff
Harrison Clinic
Clare Seniors Stage Stop Thief on December 13
The Clare High School Senior class presents the Samuel French royalty production Stop Thief directed by John Speare. Cast members include Joan Carr and others with a police officer role played by Neil Joslin and Russell Oberhart. A brief story summary will follow in a later Sentinel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Samuel French
Carlyle Moore
John Speare
Joan Carr
Joy Groves
Carr
Virginia Foelt
Caroline Carr
Phyllis Ann Sherwood
Madge Carr
June Bergey
Betty Green
Nell—Lucille Cregueé
Wiliam Carr
Hugh Maxwell
James Clancy
Ronald Brown
Jamison
Former Clare resident Ira Dawson Troyer dies in Sturgis
Mrs Ira Troyer formerly Ira Dawson of Clare grew to womanhood there. Born July 6 1886 in Clare Michigan she died November 11 1939 at her Sturgis home aged 53 years 4 months 5 days. Survived by husband daughter Evelyn Yoder Goshen Ind sons Vorhees Taft Oregon and Jack Jr at home sister Ethel Gronda Breckenridge brother Theron Dawson Portland Oregon five grandchildren six nieces four nephews and many friends. Interment Shore Cemetery Shyshawana Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Troyer
Sturgis
Ira Dawson
Geo. B
Clara.e. Dawson
Clare
Michigan
Evelyn Yoder
Goshen
Ind
Vorhees
Taft
Oregon
Jack, Jr
Ethel Gronda
Breckenridge
Theron Dawson
Portland
Shore Cemetery
Shyshawana
LOCAL NIMRODS CONTINUE HUNT WITH SUCCESS
Deer season enters its second week as local hunters report success. Jesse Hampton’s “eagle eye” wavers while J C Marotzke rings the bell with a 152 pound eleven pointer. Others tale big bucks near Lilly Lake and at home, including Harold Loomis and the George White family as Dale shares a racy aside. Lyle Smith returns with a buck after a first day shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hampton
Jesse
J.C. Marotzke
Jesse Gamphere
Guy Wilson
Flint
Lilly Lake
Mrs. GC. Born
Doc
Harold Loomis
Harold
George White
Buck
Dale
George
Lyle Smith
Clare County Child Health Association Meets in Harrison
The Clare County Child Health Association held its first business meeting at Beal's Cafe in Harrison on November 17. Plans included a trip to Traverse City to visit the Michigan Children's Clinic and a year of programs on syphilis TB child welfare and psychology with speakers and visits across local townships.
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Child Health Association of
Clare County
Beal
Harrison
John Burnett
Michigan Children’s Clinic
Traverse City
Child Health Association
Martha Knecht
Helen Hether
Addititon
Davis School
Winterfield Township
Colonville
Sheridan Township
Sacks
Temple
Trout
Farwell
Hamilton Township
Isabelle Ryer
Detroit City
Clark County
Ryer
Miss Knecht
Red Cross Roll Call Ends November 30
The Clare County Red Cross drive under John Empey and Mrs. Mabel Mulder will close Thursday November 30. Workers report strong effort but more memberships are needed to reach the 1939 county quota. Citizens urged to join before closing date and contact local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clare County
John Empey
Clare County Red Cross
Mabel Mulder
Empey
The
Mrs. H. Horning Dies in Comins at 73
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Eliza Ann Fish Horning in Comins Oscoda County Michigan born 1866 in Canada. She married Henry Horning, longtime Pere Marquette Railroad worker and city street commissioner, moved to Comins eight years ago. She is survived by five brothers and a sister. Burial beside her husband in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horning
Comins
Eliza Ann Fish
David Fish
Canada
Oscoda County
Michigan
Clare
Horning
Pere Marquette Railrroad
Camins
Baoch Fish
Ohio
Grand Osborn Fish
Mit. Pleasant
Wilcox
Lansing
Doherty Funeral Home
The
Baptist Church
A. D. Telcer
Cherry Grove
Euni¢e Fish
Gon
Enoch
Five Injured When Car Strikes Cement Abutment
A Seymour family from Gilmore township and Clarence Shaver were injured Saturday evening when the car driven by Donald Seymour crashed head on into a cement abutment north of Weidman. Donald and Shaver suffered facial cuts and bruises. the Severneys endured chest bruises, ankle sprain, facial and head bruises, and chipped teeth from the windshield. Dr. Rondot attended the wounded as the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Elam Seymour
Donald
Leona
Clarence Shaver
Gilmore Township
Seymour
Weidman
Dr. Rondot
Penny Supper and Card Party by Rebekahs
The Rebekahs host four penny suppers at their hall Friday evening with a card party and dancing to follow. Supper features mashed potatoes brown gravy baked beans cabbage salad pie cake and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Clare-Isabella District Assn Held in Farwell
The Clare and Isabella District Association meeting of the Oddfellow and Rebekah lodges was held in Farwell Thursday evening last week with nearly 200 attending from seven lodges. Jesse Lee of Brinton and Warren Cole of Mt Pleasant assumed new offices for the year. John Laverty and Mrs Ruth Miller delivered welcomes. responses came from Oliver of Coleman and a Shepherd Rebekahs sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare and Isabella District Association
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Farwell
America
Pannie Schultz
Jesse Lee
Brinton
Warren, Cole
Mt. Pleasant
John Laverty
Ruth ‘Miller
Farwell I. O
Rebekah Lodgea
Mr. Oliver
Coleman I. O
Rebekahs
Deputy Sheriff Shot in Hunting Accident Friday
Deputy Sheriff Ray McConn, 29, of Lake, was hospitalized in weak condition after a hunting accident Friday when his own 22 caliber revolver discharged as he ran through woods chasing deer. The bullet entered his hip and lodged in the bone. surgeons removed it and he recovers satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McConn
Lake
Chiro’County General Hospital
MecCean
Harrison School Plans Operetta Wednesday Evening
Harrison pupils will stage America The Beautiful a six episode patriotic operetta at the school gymnasium on Wednesday evening November 29. Rosalie Kinne will narrate the story of America with a chorus of about one hundred in the cast and Mrs Ivah Emery supervises with fifth grade teacher Theodosia Alubowicz in charge of choruses and Mrs Fern Keller directing games and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Harrison School
America
Igo
Prontier
Dees
South
Darkie
Rosalie "Kinne
Ivah Emery
Migs Thedosia Alubowicz
Fern Keller
Windover Lake Hotel Opens Under New Management
Windover Lake Hotel and Barn announce a grand opening on Saturday November 25 with an 80 by 40 foot dancing space and a new high priced Novachord. Myrlene White from Grinnell Brothers Detroit will sing with the Novachord along with Job MacGregor and Leone White. The new manager will ensure a memorable time for guests at the Windover Lake complex located 13 miles west of Clare on US 10 nine miles north of Lake Watch for the sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Windover Lake
Myrlene. White
Grinnell Brothers
Detroit
Jo B. MacGregor
Leone White
Clare
Us-10
Lake
Signa
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Ray Hart
Wayne Price
Bunicemary Bicknell
Snohomish, Wash
R. R. Bridge
Walter H. Larman
State Headquarters
Harrison and Lake
Nimrods
Clare County Child Health Association
Isabella Ryer
Clare-Isabella
Ray McCon
Woods
Windover Lake Hotel
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