Primary School Money Distributed in Clare County
The state apportioned funds for the primary school program to Clare County, totaling 41419.98 dollars. Fred W. Schaaf, county treasurer, distributed the funds to townships including Sheridan Grant Surrey Garfield Arthur Hatton Lincoln Freeman Hamilton Hayes Greenwood Redding Franklin Frost Summerfield Clare City Winterfield, with amounts ranging from 14.20 to 8088.90 dollars.
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Fred W. Schaaf
Clare County
Express
Life, Fire and
Sheridan
Grant
Surrey
Garfield
Arthur
Hatton
Lincoln
Freeman
Hamilton
Hayes
Greenwood
Redding
Franklin
Frost
Summerfield
Clare City
Winterfield
Total
In Memoriam Remembrance of a Wife and Mother
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who departed this life one year ago October 10 1930 Some may think you are forgotten Though on earth you are no more But in memory you are with us As you always were before Wm S Teeter J George Teeter
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Wm. S. Teeter
J. George Teeter
List Your Livestock And Batteries Ad Sale
Farmers' Produce lists livestock for shipping on Tuesday October 13 and 27 with contact P. F. Geeck. Also advertises selling old batteries radiators and green tides at Samiborn's with phone 23.
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P. F. Geeck
Samiborn’s
For Sale House on U S 10 West of Detroit Creamery
House for sale located on U S 10 west of Detroit Creamery. Inquire at the Sentinel office for details and contact information.
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U. S. 10
Detroit Creamery
Sentinel
Local Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
The Auxiliary meets Wednesday October 14 with Mrs. Fred Pond. The Ladies Auxiliary banquet is set for Monday evening October 19 at the Methodist church parlors. The Epworth League Halloween party occurs Friday October 30 at the church parlors. The Ladies Aid gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs. Edward Hawkins, next week hosted by Mrs. Leffingwell. Clare Study Club hosts school faculty next Tuesday evening at Mrs. Lucile Hatey’s home. Clare Chamber of Commerce meets Harrison next Tuesday with W. L. Park and State Highway Commissioner Dillman as speakers. The Ladies Union gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs. Dawe, then meets next week with Mrs. Sam Loomis at her country home at 1:30.
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Methodist Church
Clare Study Club
Iucile Hatey
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Harrison
W. L. Park
Dillman
Ladies Union
State Department Licenses Reregistration Surge
Applications for drivers licenses under the 1931 act are arriving at about 7,000 daily, with capacity for more than double that. All holders issued a license before January 1, 1924 must reregister and obtain a new license by November 1.
Gasoline tax receipts to exceed 1930 totals this year
Department of State records project August gas tax revenue above the 1930 figure of 2,171,064 though exact August totals are not yet ready. September revenue is expected to top 2,009,579 due to large fair attendance and visitors to the American Legion convention. Public Acts 1931 have been indexed, printed, and are ready for distribution at 1.60 per volume.
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Department of State
American Legion
Pontiac Tragedy: Wringer Death Sparks Inquest
In Pontiac a 65 year old woman, Hattie Thompson, was found dead with her scarf entwined in a wringer. The husband James Thompson reported the device was turning when he discovered his wife, detailing a fatal icy accident at their home.
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Pontiac
Hattie Thompson
James Thompson
Lansing
Paul W. Voorhies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit
Michigan
St. Ignace
Hiawatha Sportsmen’s Club
Mackinac County
Algonac
Chris-Craft Marine Motor Co
Bay City
Lawrence Angstman
Angstman
Mint
Midland
Lowell Hastman
California
Lincoln Highway
Sunday hunting in Michigan counties expands and limits
Michigan legislation limits Sunday hunting in four counties Clinton Hillsdale Lenawee and Monroe with a referendum schedule in each county Lenawee will hold the issue at the April 1931 election while Hillsdale Clinton and Monroe vote in fall 1932 and April 1933 respectively The state lists twelve counties banning Sunday hunts and notes 50 to 60 annual hunting casualties with most accidents from careless handling of guns The piece also outlines permanent blind regulations including permit movement limits guest permissions and federal permit requirements with a $5 fee per side blind and federal compliance for navigable waters
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Charlotte
George Contea
Delta Township
Lansing
Monroe
Laplaisance Road
Michigan
Department of Conservation
H. P. Williams
Allegan
Aubrey Snyder
Clinton Plotis
Otsego
Fred T. Miles
Grand Rapids
Kent County Road Commission
Board of Supervisors
Ottawa County
Muskegon
Ionia
Barry
Kalamazoo
Mecosta
Montcalm
Newaygo
St. Joseph
van Buren
Cass
Division of Field Administration
Great Lakes
The
Conservation Commission
Houghton Lake
Muskegon Lake
Saginaw Bay
Point Lookout
Arenac County
Point Aux Barques
Huron County
Lake St. Clair
Anchor Bay
Perth Point
Point Huron
Grosse Point
Clinton
Hillsdale
Lenawee
United States Engineers Department
Michigan Potatoes Must Lead With Top Grading
Michigan growers gathered in Detroit to pledge strict grading and handling to elevate market prices and restore the state's potato prestige. They urged harvesting early, careful handling, proper storage, and rigid U S No 1 grading to meet housewife standards and outshine rivals.
Friday Dance at Elm Grove Hall Promises Good Music
A weekly dance is planned at Elm Grove hall every Friday night with good music and a good time. Organizers invite community members to attend and enjoy social dancing and entertainment.
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Elm Grove Hall
Community House Hosts Chicken Dinner Menu Ad
Advertisement invites readers to the Community House known as Shumway House for a chicken dinner tonight with menu details. Next week promotes a production titled The Men on a Dead Man's Chest and urges readers to watch for it.
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Shumway House
Dover Residents Visit Durfee Household Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jos Miser of Dover were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Durfee. Mr and Mrs Henry Magnus called at the C Durfee home Friday evening. Mrs C J Harvey and sons Calvin and Alvin spent the past week in Klint with C J Harvey. Mrs A HE Haines is able to be out again after illness, P J Durfee helped Henry Magnus Saturday.
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Jos Miser
Dover
C. M. Durfee
Henry Magnus
C. Durfee
C. J. Harvey and Sons
Calvin
Alvin
Klint
C. J. Harvey
A. HE. Haines
P. J. Durfee
Windswept Talks and Local Moves in Freeman Township
Windover Lake notes report visitors and residents in Freeman Township including Mr and Mrs L Frisby John Gaffney and son Alfred of West Freeman Mrs Tony Achard and Roy O Woodruff to Detroit for a weekend Carl Hoags death draws sympathy from Freeman residents Mrs Hoag and family Mrs Newsom of Lake George visit Burns home Michael Johnson and friends of Cadillac visit Friday Joe Howell and Virginia Rittenger move into an Achard ranch cottage Dan Dutcher of Owosso and Geo Marbie of Heart inspect Lost Lake and Windover property Dutcher praises Freeman township as he tours local sites
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L. Frisby
John Gaffney
Alfred
West Freeman
Tony Achard
Bay City
Roy O. Woodruff
Detroit
Joe Hoag
The
Sentinel
Freeman Township
Burns Home
Wm. Johnson
Cadillac
Joe Howell
Virginia Rittenger
Achard Ranch
Dan Dutcher
Owosso
Geo. Marbie
Heart
Lost Lake
Windover
Dutcher
Mt Vernon Grange elects Jennings Archambault Master again
Mt Vernon Grange members reelected Jennings Archambault as Master at Monday night officers election. The report highlights Archambault’s past year of leadership as impressive and lists the other officers and attending members including Paul White of Flint and visiting pairs such as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conroy of Mt. Pleasant.
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Jennings Archambault
Mt. Vernon
Brother Archambault
Ammon Coffman
Grace Ackerman
Edd. Mussell
Ass’t
Wilson Sharpe
Geo. Ackerman
Dic Brooks
Nellie B. White
Henry Ackerman
Pomona
Slentz
Flora
Mary Brooks
Ceres
Hisse Brewer
Marion Durnin
Paul White
Flint
Grange
Fred Conroy
Mt. Pleasant
Leo O'Grady
Chas. Durnin
Martin Holquist
Mrs Sientz and kin visit Muskegori Heights Sunday
Mrs I Sientz and daughter Eunice visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Sientz at Muskegori Heights Sunday. Several local families from Grand Lodge Wise Pontiac Harrison and Samborn joined relatives for a social weekend gathering.
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I. Sientz
Eunice
Floyd Sientz
Muskegori Heights
Frank McDonnell
Grand Lodge
Leo O'Grady
Robert Archambault
Jennings Archambault
Wilson Sharpe
Henry Sharpe
Wise
Thomas Marshall
Pontiac
Card of Thanks from Horning and families
Words cannot express our thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during this time. Special thanks to neighbors Friz Undertaking Co. the pallbearers and all for assistance. Mrs. Arthur Horning and children Adam Horning Mrs. Anna Lee and family Mrs. Agnes Phillips and family and relatives.
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Friz Undertaking Co
Arthur Horning
Adam Horning
Anna Lee
Agnes Phillips
Clare Shipping Dates Announced by Association
The Clare Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesday October 20 and November 8. Shipper H A Dawson provides contact via phone 220F21 for arrangements.
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Clare Shipping Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare County Savings Bank
the Home
Memoriam
Fred Pond
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Edw. Hawkins
Mrs. Leffingwell
Port Huron
James Howarth
Howarth
Michigan Department OF Conservation
Divisioh
Hae
Detroit Union
U. S
Citizens State Bank
Windover Lake
Mt. Vernon Grange
H. A. Dawson
Shipper
Me-Ha
Flove Kirkpatrick
Nationa
O. D. Bayes Bakery
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