Two Golf Clubs Hold Combined Annual Dinner and Meeting
Women and Men’s Golf Clubs join for first combined banquet at Twin Elms Club House attended by 125 golfers. Banquet served by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rosier with music by Harold Collins, Leo Brown and Paul Bennett. Awards given for Championship and Flight winners. officers announced. prizes funded by members and couples.
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Women's Golf Club
Men’s Golf Club
Twin Elms Club
Floyd Rosier
Harold Collins
Leo Brown
Paul Bennett
Jess Hampton
Norris Elden
Jess
Rosier
Wm. E. Bowler
Theo. G. Bowler
Mabel Mulder
Ladies Golf Club
Jennie Bowler
Jan MacDonald
Harriet Naumes
Beatrice Lange
Lucile Haley
Jenny Bowler
Annabelle Hampton
Mrs. Rosier
Lou Hampton
Harriet Nauwmnes
Flyet Phehtay
Adelaide Elden
Eleanor Moran
Margaret Wilson
Arvilla Bayes
Nellie Crum
Irene Beck
Lillian, Thayer
Louise Hales
Marie Hoersch
Josephine Collins
Grace Frey
Frances Anderson
Sam
Earl Sternaman Wins Merit Award at Society Meeting
The Michigan Photographers Society held its annual meeting at the Bancroft Hotel in Saginaw with the Schmidt Studio hosts. Earl Sternaman won an award of merit for a soldier portrait of Zane Walters, with Sternaman praised for his displays and regular awards.
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Michigan Photographers Society
Bancroft
Saginaw
Schmidt
Clifton Dey
Ann Arbor
David Burgress
Detroit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joy Clark
Paul van Divert
Hastman Kodak Company
Ralph Robinson
BE. Collins
Mr. Pleasant
Allen Arnold
Birmingham
Earl, Sternaman
Jack
Sternaman
Soudier
Zane Walters
Zane
Arden Walters
South McEwan Street
Steinaman
Cadillac
National Newspaper Week Proclaimed by Governor in Michigan
Governor Kelly announced October 1 to 8 as National Newspaper Week in Michigan praising a free press as a bulwark of democracy and world peace. The Sentinel marks its sixty eighth year and will publish a new volume this week.
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Kelly
Michigan
The
Sentinel
Clare Community Council meets at library in September
The Clare Community Council gathered in the city library with Chairman Rodabaugh. Numerous organizations attended including American Legion Red Cross Social Aid and others. A roller skating rink project was discussed and candidates were named for the October 18 meeting. Glen Carpenter spoke on state veterans affairs and Harold Hughes outlined veterans counseling needs. Austin Bates presented a film on Veteran Counseling in Michigan.
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Clare Community Council
Clare
John Rodabaugh
Roll Call
American Legion
Red Cross
Social Aid
Methodist Church
Masons
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
High School
Knights of Columbus
P.T.A
Rehabilitation Office
Veterans Counsel
City of
William Gordon
Austin Bates
Lawrence Beck
Rodabaugh
Conrad Walker
Harold Fleming
Glen Carpenter
State Office of Veterans Affairs
Atty Harold Hughes
Michigan
Cyrus F Boorum retires after many years of service
Cyrus F Boorum known as Cy to friends retires from the Ann Arbor Daily News staff after sixty years in printing starting in 1885. He worked across sixteen Michigan counties and twenty seven states. He has years of union involvement including roles with the Jackson Federation of Labor and Ann Arbor Trades Council.
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Ann Arbor Daily News
The
Sentinel
Boorum
Cyrus
Farwell
News
Allene
Cyrus F. “Cy” Boorum
Farwell Register
Michigan
Jackson Federation of Labor
Ann Arbor Trades Council
Trades Council
Death of Kelly Comer in Eaton Rapids Michigan
Roy Comer was called to his brother Kelly Comer’s bedside in Eaton Rapids Michigan where Kelly died at 4 30 Sunday September 30 His life story will be published in the Sentinel's next issue
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Roy Comer
Kelly
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
the Sentinel
Niece of Mrs. Fred Irwin Dies in Saginaw Hospital
Mrs Don Kubik, niece of Mrs Fred Irwin, died at St Lukes Hospital in Saginaw. The Irwins will attend the funeral Saturday at Case Funeral Home at 2 00 p m.
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Fred Irwin
Don Kubik
St. Lukes Hospital
Saginaw
Irwing
Case Funeral Home
Pioneers Defeat Standish in Wet Friday Football Thriller
In heavy conditions the Green and White Pioneers surged past Standish 6 to 0. Clare broke through early after a fumble and clever passes, while Standish struggled to move the ball and managed only three first downs. Poor blocking hindered Pioneer runners, but the defense held firm as Standish failed to convert with the air attack.
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Pioneers
Green
Standish
Clare
Green and White
Willard Ireland
Bud Rodabaugh
Don Cappaert
Bud
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Promotion Day Observed by Clare Methodist Church School
The Clare Methodist Church School held Rally and Promotion Day after morning worship on Sunday September 30. The Primary Class moved up to the Junior Department with each student receiving a Bible. List of Bible recipients includes Royal Hahn Nancy Bellows Joyce Holbrook Sally Gillespie Billy Ulrich and others. Church teachers and officers are named with multiple class assignments. At the program’s end promotion cards certificates and awards were distributed.
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Clare Methodist Church
Earl Sternaman
Church School
Royal Hahn
Nancy Bellows
Joyce Holbrook
Sally Gillespie
Billy Ulrich
Mark Ruark
Donald Cobb
Thomas Becker
Kenneth Ritter
Marilyn Brewer
Kay Freisner
Hadley Elgar
Jean Hall
Helen Cook
Barbara Fair
Sternaman
Wilson Samborn
Wilson Bader
Fred Pierson
Leonel Green
E. A. .Samborn
Norman Maxwell
Laurie Woodward
CO. B. Neff
James Gillespie
Laurence Seiter
H. M. Sowle
Chas. Hahn
Reva Maxwell
W. N. Byers
Children’s Department
iWATCH REPAIR TEeyour guaranteed watch aid jew elry
Park View Gift and Jewelry provides watch and jewelry repair services advertised as guaranteed. The brief mentions iWATCH REPAIR TEyour service and Park View Gift and Jewelry.
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Teyour
Park View Gift and Jewelry
Sreeko Kajser Speaks at Rotary Meet Wednesday
Clare Rotary Club held a noon meeting at Barnes Cafe with President Byers presiding. Guest Cliff Clapp from Mt. Pleasant attended. Dr A B Mulder introduced speaker Srecko Kajser who discussed Trieste and the London talks shaping the big five conference.
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Clare Rotary Club
Barnes Cafe
W. N. Byers
Cliff Clapp
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Archambault
Rotary Club
Legion
L. ©. Garthe
Omer Parent
George White
Harold Hughes
United War Fund
Byers
Higgins Lake
Robert Kelsey
Norman Maxwell
Marvin Witbeck
A. B. Mulder
Srecko Kajser
Trieste
London
Triplets Born Under Emergency Care Program in Michigan
Pvt and Mrs George Costello of Clare are parents of Michigan s first triplets under the Emergency Maternal and Infant Care Program for servicemen. The triplets Reginald Ray Rolland Jay Regina Kay weighed sixteen pounds fourteen ounces combined. The 19 year old mother is recovering as Dr H C Ballard and a medical team cared for the newborns. The father received a 15 day furlough and was flown home. The family has an 18 month old daughter Connie June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Costello
Clare
Michigan
Carson City Osteopathic Hospital
H. ¢. Ballard
Costello
Ballard
Reginald Ray
Rolland Jay
Regina Kay
Connie June
Harley Fisher
Francis Cappaert
St. Cappaert
Chicago
St. Louis
Bertha Cappnett
Carl Cappaert
Cappaert
Pearl Harbor
States
South Pacific
Notre Dame
National Employ the Handicapped Week Observed Here
Ruth Montgomery announces that the first week of October is National Employ the Handicapped Week. The message cites H J Res No 23 signed by President Truman establishing the observance and urges public support to strengthen the welfare of the disabled through preparation adjustment and mutual planning.
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Ruth Montgomery
State Board of Control For Vocational Rehabilitation
H. B. Correvont
Michael Shortley
Harry S. Truman
County War Fund Campaign Opens Monday Oct 15
Clare County War Finance Committee announces the United War Fund drive opens Monday October 16 to exceed prior oversubscriptions. The drive includes the National War Fund and 18 agencies with local participants in Clare county and city. Advance gifts chairman Arthur Damoth reports progress as quotas are set for National War Fund 2714, Boy Scouts 750, Girl Scouts 300, Salvation Army 500, and Clare Community Fund 3300.
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Clare County War Finance Committee
Atty
Harold B. Hughes
United War Fund
Clare County
National War Fund
U.S.O
Clare County Boy Scouts
Clare County Girl Scouts
Clare County Salvation Army
Clare
Clare Community Fund
Advance Gifts
Art Damoth
National Wary Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Conrad Walker
Martha Borror
Theo Wallington
B. M. Bucholz Harrison
Paul Gibson
Harrison
Chester Richard
Advanced Gifts
Arthur Damoth
Haixisoi
H. M. Bucholz
Claré
George Lehr
Farwell
R. Wooley
Sheridan
Louis Rutter
RFD
Grant
Clair Stanley
Surrey
Louis Gee
Garfield
Clifford Malosh
Lake
Former Farwell lumberman dies at home
Henry Mott born East Bethany New York August 4 1861 died Farwell September 30 1945 aged 84 years 1 month 26 days He spent most of his life on the East Bethany farm until 1915 then resided with his brother in Farwell He leaves two sisters in law and a host of friends Funeral services were held at Farwell Methodist Church with Rev Chas B Hahn officiating and burial in Surrey Township Cemetery.
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Henry Mott
John and Catharine Mott
East Bethany
New York
Farwell
Baptist Church of
Main Street
Wm. Mott
Mott
Joseph Mott
Magrie Mott Hinkle
Farwell Methodist Church
Chas. B. Hahn
Surrey Township
Home of Mann Gibbs Burns in Mecosta County
The farm home of Mr and Mrs Mann Gibbs in Fork Township Mecosta County burned to the ground early Friday morning last week. Very little belongings were saved.
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Mann. Gibbs
Fork
Township
Mecosta County
New Teacher Joanne Richard Returns to Clare to Instruct
Joanne Richard, a 1945 graduate and former Pioneer editor, returns from two and a half months in New York where she trained at the Jack Stanley School of Dance. She will teach tap and baton routines at Clare High School and oversee Freshman and Junior High physical fitness efforts.
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Joanne Richard
New York
Jack Stanley
Clare
Joanne
The
Pioneer
Biltmore Hotel
Roseland Theater
Claremont Inn
New Jersey
the Palisades
Clare High School
Annual Farmers Night Announced by Clare Chamber
Clare business leaders plan the Chamber of Commerce Farmers Night banquet on Tuesday October 28 serving at 7:00 PM. Knapp Family radio entertainers from WKAR will provide entertainment after dinner. Tickets for two farmers per participating business are distributed by the ticket committee to ensure equal access for all farmers in the community.
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Chamber of Commerce
Walter Caple Dies Suddenly in Mt. Pleasant
Walter W. Caple, 65, Mt. Pleasant florist, died Saturday night at his West Broadway home after a brief illness. Born June 21, 1880, at Baton Rapids Michigan, he moved to Alma as a boy and later ran the Mt. Pleasant greenhouse for 28 years. He was a life member of Alma Masonic lodge Ithaca Knights Templar Commandery past president of the Michigan Florists association and Mt. Pleasant Flks club. He leaves his wife Elizabeth two brothers Alva B of Toledo and William H of Clare and many relatives. Funeral rites were held Tuesday at 2:00 p m from the Mt. Pleasant home with Knights Templar avapicds Rev C W Mackenzie officiating and interment in Riverside Cemetery Alma.
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Walter W. Caple
Mt. Pleasant
Five Young Men Honorably Discharged From Armed Forces
Five local men well known in the community have been honorably discharged from the Army Navy and are visiting relatives. Lt Alfred D Austin and Lt Norman J Sutton return home after service in the navy and air coast guard with multiple postings and honors. Francis Lavond White, Joseph H Graves, and Lt Francis Cappaert completed duty in the navy coast guard and PT boat service with medals and star citations.
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Army
Navy
Alfred D. Austin
Naval District
Heatts
Seattle
Wash
Wheaton Ave
Clare
Mich
Austin
Lucetta Bowler
Rebekah Lodge to Observe 55th Anniversary
Clara Rebekah Lodge plans its 55th anniversary on Tuesday October 9 with a short lodge session followed by a nine o'clock program. Assembly VP Mrs Hope Sheldon will attend along with a grand march and ball. Tickets cost $1 per couple and include refreshments with music by Pat Lucas, Bill Schiafley, and Ed Schlafley.
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Clara Rebekah Lodge
Hope Sheldon
Pat Lucas
Bill Schiafley
Schlafley
Rummage Sale by Congregational Guild Planned
The Congregational Guild promotes a rummage sale set for Thursday Friday and Saturday October 18 19 and 20. Items may include clothing books and household goods with proceeds aiding guild activities.
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Congregational Guild
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Surrey Cemetery
Walter Caple
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Austria
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