Interesting letter from the South about Florida travel
A New Smyrna reader in Florida writes to Malcolm and the editor from 315 Rush Street. The letter recalls a Sunday trip to Silver Springs, Ocala, and Camp Roosevelt, critiques the Florida cross state canal project, and reflects on Sabbath observance, youth labor, and the state of America. The piece ends noting an ongoing continuation on page twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Clare Sentinel
Malcolm
Silver Spring
Ocala
Camp Roosevelt
Florida Cross State Canal
Florida
United States of America
U. S
Russia
America
Land of the
Free
Good Literature Club Meets at Derby Home
The Clare Good Literature Club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Margaret Derby’s home with a large attendance. Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Thichoff were guest speakers sharing world trip photos from 1934. Refreshments were served and the next meeting planned for 218 East Witth Street hosted by Mrs. Mistella Holden and Misses Ava Hoard and Mary Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Good Literature Club
Margaret Derby
Doris Gerow
Kate Knapp
Brown
East Witth Street
Mistella Holden
Ava Hoard
Mary Gilmore
Site of Attractive Residence to Host New Post Office
Mrs Winnie Tasker moved from the residence on west Fifth street to 114 east Fifth street. The west Fifth street site is planned for the future Federal post office. The house, built by Mr and Mrs C W Perry in 1881, was their home until their deaths on December 31 1930 and May 80th 1885 respectively, a proud site in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie ‘Tasker
West Fifth Street
East Fifth Street
Federal Post Office
C. W. Perry
Mother of murdered girls faces possible trial as accessory
Elizabeth Rowland, mother of Ferrin Rowland's drowned children, was returned to Clare County Jail after a 35 day sanity test. Oakland County officials questioned her for hours to determine if there is enough evidence for a trial on accessory charges. She admitted initial consent to adoption but not to the drowning, and said she feared Rowland might act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rowland
Ann Arbor
Clare County
George Bates
Ferrin Rowland
Spencer Howarth
David Pence
Oakland County
Theodore Bowler
Rowland
Mt. Pleasant
Auto stickers go on sale Monday nationwide
The secretary of state announces that windshield stickers authorizing operation until Aug 1 1986 for autos with 1935 plates go on sale next Monday. Half year trailer plates also go on sale at all branch offices. Sticker buyers pay half weight tax and the 1986 designs feature five colors with yellow and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville H. Atwood
Department of State
Former Clare Citizen Narrowly Escapes Bear Attack
Roy Wilson, formerly of Clare and now living in Mount Pleasant, shot at a bear in Oscoda County by Lard Lake. His gun jammed as the bear charged, but two companions arrived and killed the animal with five shots, and all involved expressed relief at his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilson
Clare
Mount Pleasant
Oscoda
Lard Lake
Roy
Thanksgiving Reflections on Peace and Gratitude
A seasonal meditation notes the Thanksgiving past and urges continued appreciation of blessings. It calls for pursuing national peace as Yuletide and the New Year arrive, hoping future seasons of thanksgiving will be fuller.
Ninety One Year Old Pioneer Lady Passed Away
The peaceful passing of Mrs Rachael Emily Murphy on Sunday November 24 marked the end of a long life. Born February 24 1844 in Matlock Canada she married Archie Lackie in 1861 and Norman and Alex were her sons. She later married Patrick Murphy in 1901 and he died in 1920. A Clare resident she lived on East Third Street for years. Last rites were held at home with Rev A D Telcher officiating and burial followed at Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Emily Murphy
Murphy
Matlock
Canada
Archie Lackie
Alex
Norman
Young Wife and Mother Dies After Brief Illness
Mirla Budd Hoover wife of Roy Hoover and mother of five children died at Mt. Pleasant hospital at 26 years old after a short illness. Survived by husband Roy, four sons Duane Charles Benjamin Daniel, a daughter Phyllis, mother, three sisters, one brother Zeno Budd and many relatives. Funeral services were at Clare Baptist Church with Rev. Chas Kleinhardt and Rev. A D Telder. interment in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirla
Charles
Vesta Budd
Greenwood Township
Clare County
Harrison
Roy Hoover
Duane
Benjamin
Daniel
Phyllis
Mt. Pleasant
Zeno Budd
Greenwood
Llewelyn Crane
Detroit
Bert Gleason
Grant
Otto Symanzik
Goodrich
Merla Hoover
Clare Baptist Church
Chas ~ Kleinhardt
A. D. Telder
Cherry Grove
Will Rogers Memorial Campaign Extended to December Fifteenth
Campaign extended to December 15 at request of state and local chairmen. Citizens State Bank to continue acting as depository for the fund, per treasurer Jesse H. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Citizens State Bank
Jesse H. Jones
Well Known Couple Speaks Vows at Baptist Parsonage
Sunday evening William Kanaar and Mrs. Cleota Jordan spoke marriage vows before Rev. A. D. Telcer at the Baptist parsonage. Ben Kanaar and Miss June Hackmuth were their attendants. The couple will reside on his farm in Arthur township and have the good wishes of friends in their longtime locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kanaar
Cleota Jordan
A. D. Telcer
Baptist Parsonage
Ben Kanaar
June Hackmuth
Kanaar
Arthur Township
Tenth District Legion and Auxiliaries Meet Here
Local American Legion Post and Auxiliary Unit plan events for the Tenth District meeting in Clare next Tuesday afternoon and evening. About 300 people from 23 communities across 14 counties expected. Congressman Roy O. Woodruff of Bay City will be the principal speaker. Legion meetings start 4:30 pm in the Community Building Legion Rooms. Auxiliary at the Methodist church with committee heads Hanson and Mason in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Tenth District
Clare
Roy O. Woodruff
Bay City
Woodruff
Bay City Post
District Legion
Legion
Methodist Church
Hanson
Mason
Bicknell Purchases First Tuberculosis Seals for 1935
William H. Bicknell buys the first tuberculos is Christmas seal of 1935 in Clare. Miss Cleo Hoyle, seal sale chair, notes his early purchase and view on supporting relief for ill persons. His name will be recorded by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association on the Christmas seal honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
William H. Bicknell
The
Sentinel
Cleo Hoyle
Mr. Bicknell
Bicknell
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Order of First
Association
Lansing
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
School Officers Meeting in Harrison December 3
School officers in Clara County meet at the Court House in Harrison on Tuesday December 3 at 1 30 p m. Mr Kelder from the State Department of Public Instruction will attend. Please plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara County
Court House
Harrison
Kelder
State Department of Public Instruction
Several CCC Boys Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Krells Corners
Five GCC boys from Silver Creek camp Traverse City escaped serious injury after their car collided with a Chevrolet driven by Thomas Quirk Owosso on U S 27 at Krells corners around 11 00 p m. Drivers Harl Weisenhauer Roy Hillard Glen Schroeder Marion Gratiot and Howard Mussell suffered minor cuts and bruises. State Police Prosecuting Attorney and night officer investigated. Ambulance called but not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GCC
U. S
Krell’s Corners
Silver Creek
Traverse City
Dover Road
Thos. Quirck
Owosso
Harl Weisenhauer
Roy Hillard
Glen Schroeder
Marion Gratiot
Howard Mussell
Lloyd Wagner
Bowler
Henry Grover
Doherty
Kraft Phenix acquires local cheese factory in city
Kraft Phenix Corporation of Chicago has purchased the John Schellhas cheese factory here, making it the 147th Kraft unit. Owner Mr Schellhas remains as local manager, praised for delivering top quality cheese to customers since production began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft-Phenix Corporation
Chicago
John Schellhas
Clare
Kraft Company
United States
Schellias
Owosso Man Missing in Clare County Search Underway
Sheriff Bates and Prosecuting Attorney Bowler led a search for Art Davis of Owosso after his car was found two miles north of Harrison and a note at his cottage indicated death by own action. Groceries remained untouched and no trace of Davis was found as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bates
Theo, G. Bowler
Art Davis
Owosso
Long Lak
Davis
Grand Blanc
Clare County
Long Lake
Mr. Davis
Harrison
Bates
Zenobia Chapter Installs Officers At Thursday Meeting
Zenobia Chapter No 129 Order of the Eastern Star installed sixteen of eighteen officers at a Thursday ceremony led by Grand Treasurer Gertrude Lewis assisted by three Past Grand Officers. New officers received pins and gifts, with remarks by officers and a choral duet closing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chanter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Gertrude Lewis
Ashley
Ashley, Farwell, Gladwin, Harrison and Midland
Anna Northon
Alexander B. Wylie
Marshall Iva Fisher
Doris Gerow
Mary Bell Hanlon
Donns Gerow
Austin Bates
Joseph Kitchin
Eva Lowrey
Order
Frances Glover
Midland
Adair Nettie Weatherhead
Harrison
Esther
Madge Lamb
Farwell
California
Sara Wilson
North Carolina
Mary D. Nelson
Clare
Edward VV. Theihoff
Gladwin
Lemuel B. McCulloch
Christina I. Schutt
Mabel Reynolds
Eunice Phimsey
Florence Snay
Caroline Kemp ‘Marshall
Agnes Throop
Adair
Esther Williams
Ruth
Iyone Gorr
Josephine Anderson
Martha
Iva Fisher Warder
Lillian Walker
Alta Bellinger
Electa
Jay O. Bellinger
Sentinel
Star Points
Nellie Feighner
Star Point
Zenobia Chapter
Bertha, Wellman
Box and Pie Social at Sheridan Town Hall
Union Auxiliary hosts a box and pie social at Sheridan town hall Monday evening December 2. Ladies are asked to bring a pie or a box to sell. committee organizers urge community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Auxilliary
Sheridan Town Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. E. A. White
New Smyrna, Florida
Rush Street
Good Literature Club
DERBY
E. V. Thiehoff
Harrison Jail
Rachael Murphy
Tenth District Legion and Auxiliary
WM. H. Bicknell
CCC
Krells Corners
Gov. Fitzgerald
Secretary of State
Commonwealth
Thia Déourge
D. Fitegéreld
Adelaide Wylie New Worthy
Grand Adah Nettie Weatherhead
Grand Esther
Adelaide Wylie
Albert Dawe
Nellie M. Sherwood
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