US-10 Improvement Assn Organized in Clare
The US-10 Improvement Association was organized at Barndés Cafe in Clare with Carl Holbrook elected president and Rev H B Johnson as secretary. Officers include Frank Thompson Midland and Fred Fleming Ewart as vice presidents, Philip Rich Midland as treasurer. The group aims to pave Midland to Ludington and beautify the route with state cooperation. Directors from Reed City, Lake, Farwell, Clare, Coleman, Worth, Sanford, Midland, Gladwin, Beaverton named. Saginaw directors to be chosen next meeting.
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U.S. 10
Saginaw
Reed City
Gladwin
Beaverton
Midland
Ludington
State Highway Department
Miles M. Callaghan
Whitman
W. H. Neumann
Saginaw Association of Commerce
Clare
J. Reed
Lyman Haller
Sanford
Frank Allswede
Carl Knight
John A. Whitman
Mayd Wood
Isaac Foster
Floyd
Manuel Sutton farm sale halves into two parcels near Clare
The Manuel Sutton 120 acre farm four miles northwest of Clare was split and sold in two tracts by the Federal Land Bank and the local National Farm Loan Association. The west 40 went to Avery Barber of Clare route 5 and the 80 acres with buildings to Walter Jerred of 309 B Sixth Street Clare. F.H. Klawon president of the Federal Land Bank of St Paul cited a national price slump since 1920 and noted rising farm sales as demand increases and prices begin to advance in many communities.
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Manuel. Sutton
Clare
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Avery Barber
Walter Jerred
6Th St. Clare
Barber
Jerred
F. H. Klawon
Federal Land Bank of
Pancake Supper at Methodist Dining Room Next Week
A special pancake supper is planned at the Methodist dining room for next Friday. The menu features syrupy pancakes with sausage and rich goo. Tickets are 85 cents.
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Methodist Dining Room
Farm five and cyclone ingutande written by Th B Mater
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Air Delivered Christmas Seals Fly Into Clare by Plane
An aeroplane will drop one hundred Christmas seals to Clare schoolchildren on December 2, delivered under a Michigan Tuberculosis Association plan. Superintendent G. R. Bogan coordinates locating the school while an aircraft crew releases the parachute bundle marked Air Delivery.
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Clare
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
G. R. Bogan
Bogan
Michigan
Foster ‘Airways Corporation of
Lansing
The
Mobiles
Thieves Break Into Ogle Pool Room
Late Tuesday night three suspects forced entry to Chas Ogle’s pool room. They opened three slot machines and the cash register but little money was taken. They fled after being heard by Mr Ogle, leaving cigarette cartons but not the machines, and a clue left on the floor may lead to arrests.
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Chas. Ogle
Mr. Ogle
Sheriff Woods
Two Black Crows on Screen in Paris Drama
Jeanne Hagel stars in a domestic Paris atmosphere film of strong emotion and suspense. The production features singing dance numbers and is heavily advertised with showings Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday through Monday with typical prices.
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Jeanne Hagels
Paris
Thanksgiving Ball at Duncan Hall by Walter A. Larman Post
Friday night November 29 the Walter A. Larman Post 128 hosts a Thanksgiving ball at Duncan hall with music at 9 45 sharp. Admission one dollar and fifty cents for ladies extra. Check room and see pills.
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Walter A. Larman
Duncan Hall
Grant Farmer Dies in Early Morning Illness
Herbert Schroeder of Grant township died Wednesday morning after a brief illness. He passed away with funeral plans not yet announced.
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Grant Farmer
Post Office Urges Early Holiday Mailings Nationwide
The Postmaster General announces no deliveries on Christmas Day to allow staff rest. Mail volume rises about 200 percent during the holidays, prompting guidance to mail early. Suggestions include mailing Christmas cards two to three weeks ahead, and deadlines for various parcels to ensure delivery before Christmas. Public cooperation is essential to avoid congestion.
Eleven Hunters Die in Michigan State Meet
Eleven hunters are reported dead and 15 injured in Michigan hunting accidents this year through November 1, per Department of Conservation records. The fatalities include gun explosions while carrying over fences, accidental shootings by companions, gun blasts from duck boat lifts, stray shots, and officer line of duty incidents.
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Michigan
Department of Conservation
Guam native to give concert at Clare Methodist Church
A young native, Manuel De Leon of Guam, will perform a Sunday evening concert at Clare Methodist Church. He recently graduated from an American college and plays several instruments while singing in English and Guam. The program follows the usual worship service.
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Manuel de Leon
Guam
Clare Methodist Church
Hawaii
United States
Public Farm Sale Near Clare Details
Joly Smith announces a public sale of a farm, tools and livestock to be held Thursday December 12 at the farm location four miles south and three and a half miles east of Clare. A list of items will appear next week.
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Clare
Joly Smith
Local salvage sale notice from Holbrook area
Fragmentary OCR notes a sale event related to a gasoline can and a Saturday date near Holbrook. Details are unclear but indicate a temporary listing or auction type notice for an item described as a gallon galvanized can.
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Holbrook
Welfare drive in Clare gains public support for funds
The Clare welfare effort reports needy cases and seeks weekly subscriptions and credit funds. Assistants Jas Bicknell and BP O McGuire oversee banks accepting offerings. Donations listed include Grille 2.00 Holbrook 5.00 Sentinel 5.00 and others.
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Clare
Jas, Bicknell
BP. O. McGuire
Sentinel
W. W. Hurd
J. W. Jackson
M. R. Howlett
Co. J. Grili
Victor Radio Tone Week Celebrates Victor Tone
Victor dealers across the country mark Tone Week to showcase the Victor radio and its celebrated radio tone. The event features Nathaniel Shilkret’s new composition The Victor and praises the Victors engineers for clear unobtrusive tone.
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United States
E. A. Anderson
Victor Radio
Victor
Victor Tone
Womanless Wedding to Be Presented Here
The Congregational church plans a humorously staged Womanless Wedding featuring 50 to 80 men in roles normally for women. The mid January date is anticipated, with the exact day to be announced soon for Clare residents to reserve seating.
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Congregational Church
Michigan
Flaty
Entertainment
Clare
Citizens State Bank Christmas Savings Club Launch
Citizens State Bank opens its Christmas Savings Club on December 20, inviting customers to join early for seasonal deposits and holiday budgeting.
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Citizens State Bank
Merchants' Basketball Team to Play December Sixth
An independent Clare Merchants basketball team will debut in Clare high school gym Friday December 6 after the high school game with Lake Shore. Manager Arthur Pleming says opponents are being negotiated. The squad will wear cardinal red and white, be amateur, with proceeds to the high school athletic association and travel costs covered by team members. Several merchants contributed to buy uniforms.
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Merchants of Clare
Clare High School
Lake Shore High School
Arthur Pleming
Independents
Gro
Clare Merchants
Cardinal
Curtice Hearns
Leo Hampton
Wallace Johnson
Leo Joslin
High School Athletic Association
Davys
Clare County Savings Bank
Citizens State Bank
Joslin’s Restaurant
Hampton Ford Sales and Service
William H. Bicknell and Company
Grill and White
Jackson's Market
Zemmer Motor Sales
Rexall Drug Store
J. J. Green
Doherty Hotel
City Service Station
Dunlops Cafe
Clare Good Literature Club Banquet Notes
A Puritan themed dinner at Mothers Barnes featured a long family table with place cards. Twenty six G. L. Club ladies sang praises as Miss Reagan led songs and readings followed. The evening included piano duets, a reading titled Mr. Downey Sits Down, and a club quartette competition with practical recipes shared during roll call. December 9th Mrs. McKnight to entertain.
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Ichoal
G. L. Club
Reagan
Pianio
Gerow
Retigah
Marjory Jackson
Truck with One Headlight Triggered Serious Midland Crash
Roy Joslin and his family escaped injury when their car, meeting a truck with a single headlight on U S 10 north of Midland, swerved to the ditch and struck a tree. The car suffered heavy damage but all occupants, including Mrs Joslin, her parents, and two young boys, were only scratched or bruised. Passersby took them to Clare.
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Roy Joslin
Midland
Notice to City Taxpayers at Clare County Savings Bank
City tax payers must visit Clare County Savings Bank on Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons each week starting December 14 1903 to pay taxes. Corral Colling is treasurer.
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Clare County Savings Bank
Wives Bring Home Venison in Deer Camp Venture
In a Northern Michigan deer camp a pair of wives Mesdames Ivan Weighner and James Clute, armed with a high powered rifle, scored a double buck shot to bring down an eight point deer. Their husbands and companion Mr Rockwell failed to kill a deer.
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Michigan
Mesdames
Ivan Weighner
James Clute
Feighney
Mr. Rockwell
Rosebush Resident Fred House Dies After Illness
Fred House of Rosebush died at Owosso hospital after illness. He was cared for at his son Edward House’s home in Chesaning, and his body was brought to the Rosebush home. Funeral arrangements had not been set at press time.
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Fred House
Rosebush
Edward House
Chesaning
Owosso Hospital
Heaviest Penalty For Game Law Violation In Michigan
John H Maxwell of Crystal Falls received the heaviest penalty for a game law violation in Michigan. He was ordered to pay 400 dollars plus 100 dollars in costs and three years probation on one charge and 100 dollars on another. He also forfeited a gun 13 beaver pelts and an automobile after officers forced to shoot at his car. Maxwell was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon with a 400 dollar fine and possession of beaver skins with a 100 dollar fine.
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Michigan
John H. Maxwell
Crystal Falls
Maxwell
Auto license plates go on sale December first at court house
Clare county officials announce 1930 license plates go on sale December 1 after processing by County Clerk William Henderson and the Clare Realty Co. New yellow plates, with black figures, replace 1929 colors. Motorists urged to renew titles, avoid last minute rush, and come early to secure plates.
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Clare County
Wm. Henderson
Clare Realty Co
Clare
John 8
State Department
Henderson
The
Epworth League Night Named at Eunice Bicknell Leader
Epworth Herald Night will be held Sunday December 11 with Eunice Mary Bicknell as leader. A playlet Cover to Cover is planned and a dollar donation is requested for the Epworth Herald.
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Epworth Herald
Epworth League
Eunice Mary Bicknell
Beitg
Sheridan Couple Marks Golden Wedding Anniversary
The Sheridan couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. James Teal, on Sunday, November 10. The event was noted as a pleasing occasion in The Sentinel last week.
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Us-10 Improvement Assn
Reed, City
Press
Herbert Schroeder
Grant Township
Post Office
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare Sentinel
Thompson & Wilkinson
J. Jay Green
Fred Morgan
J. F. Tatman
American Legion
Merchants
Clare Good Literature Club
Coral Colling
Treas
Feighner
Clute
Rosebush Passes
Court House
Epwerta
W. Ghrow
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