Clare City Debates Sewer Plan Amid Landowner Opposition
Clare city officials hold a public discussion on a proposed sanitary sewer from North McEwan Street to the disposal plant and a city garbage collection fee. Landowners along the route protest potential property value loss while officials weigh layout options and budget limits. The commission delays action on the new garbage fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwan Street
City Fea
John R. Street
McEwan
L. L. Woodward
Bill
al Holbrook
Walter Iroh
Woodward
Clare Public School
Holbrook
Broh
Cleo Brink
Howard Everts
Wonderow
Pleasant
Woodwall
Everts
Elvis Denton Dies at Farm Home After Illness
Elvis Denton born October 1 1872 in Gene see county Michigan died September 30 1952 at his farm home aged 79 years 11 months and 29 days. He moved to Isabella county as a child and worked in lumber mills. He married Sadie M Peacock March 30 1902 and had 11 children nine surviving, plus 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held October 3 at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev L J Nevins. interment Vernon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Denton
Genesee County
Michigan
Isabella County
Sadie M. Peacock
Onaway
Harry
Maude
Ray
Pontiac
Mina Bergsma
Port Huron
Lewis
Art
Glen
Bernice Rawson
Farwell
Tom
Mt. Pleasant
James
Earl
Clare
Denton
Thurston Funeral Home
L. J. Nevins
Vernon Cemetery
Youth Rally at Dover Tabernacle Features Rev. Straley
The Y P C E Rally at Dover Tabernacle is set for Sunday evening October 12 at 8 00 with guest speaker Rev. Robert Straley of Robesush. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.P.C.E
Dover Tabernacle
Robert Straley
Robesush
Open Wide The Gates For Grid Game Tonight
Green and White makes its grid debut before home town fans tonight as large double gates open to speed crowds. Fans previously entered through a small west gate and depart the same way with parking spots reserved for autos carrying elderly or invalid spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Clare County Growers Enter Hybrid Corn Showdown
Gerrit Hamstra of Sheridan township displayed three ears of DeKalb No. 422 hybrid. The longest ear measured 12 1/2 inches with 60 kernels per row and 22 rows, totaling 4 pounds 12 ounces for the trio. Bernard McNerney of Wise township showed five ears of Funk's hybrid, the longest 11 1/2 inches with 23 rows of 60 kernels. weight for five ears was seven pounds. A Sentinel employee on a farm hopes to buy more hogs and save seed corn to prevent waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Hamstra
Sheridan Township
M. D. Cole
Funk
Y Sentinel
Gerrit
Bernard McNerney
Wise Township
Seitinel
Two Fined For Traffic Violations
James Sarkozi aged 72 of Lake was arrested for driving while intoxicated and pled guilty at Municipal Court receiving a two day jail term and license surrendered. Maxie C. Hageart aged 18 of Rosebush was arrested for reckless driving on September 13 and paid a $29 fine at Municipal Court on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sarkozi
Lake
Maxie C. Hageart
Rosebush
Two Clare County Men Called for October Induction
Clare County Selective Service Board announces two young men Jules Densmore of R-4 Clare and Donald C Heintz of R-3 Harrison are called for final induction in October. They will travel to Detroit for pre induction physicals on October 27 and induction on October 29 at Detroit per clerk Phyllis Hartshorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Jules Densmore
R-4
Clare
Donald C. Heintz
R-3
Harrison
Detroit
Clare County Selective Service Board
Phyllis Hartshorn
Evangelistic Mission Starts Friday Across Michigan Conference
The United Evangelistic Mission kicks off Friday October 10 across the Michigan Conference of the Methodist Church. Detroit pastors join Clare Farwell and other charges for daily training in Remus on the Big Rapids District, with evening services at Clare and Farwell led by visiting clergy. Dr W Clyde Donald of First Methodist Ypsilanti will preach at Clare October 12 at 10:00 AM and 7:30 PM, topic Majesty of God and The Loveableness of Jesus. A youth mass meeting is planned for Saturday at Big Rapids Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Methodist Church
Detroit
W. Clyde Donald
First Methodist Church
Ypsilanti
Clare
Henry A. Manahan
Pigeon
Farwell
Remus
Big Rapids
Our Lord Jesus Christ
Donald
Jesus
Albion College
Garret Biblical Institute
Evanston
Ilinois
Big Rapids Methodist Church
Pioneers Trim Reed City In Rivalry Shutout
The Clare Pioneers defeated Reed City Coyotes 29 to 0 on the road last Friday in a fierce rivalry game. Mike Dwyer and Philly Van Every led with long runs and a defensive safety, while Jim Bader and Nyle Haggart contributed scoring plays. Tonight Clare hosts St Louis Grimson for the first home game of the season, a marquee Class B vs Class C showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Reed City
Coyotes
Clare
Pioneers
Mike Dwyer
Dick Graham
Philly van Every
Graham
Dwyer
Jim Bader
Bader
van Every
Nyle Haggart
St. Louis Grimson
St. Louis
Clare Athletic Field
United Fund Mobile Hearing Unit to Visit Clare
The Michigan Association for Better Hearing brings a mobile testing unit to Clare City Hall on October 14, 1952. Free hearing tests will be offered to the public in a 19 foot trailer with a sound proof room and control room, operated by audiologist William K. Ickes. The service is funded by United Fund contributions and invites all who suspect hearing difficulties to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Association For Better Hearing
Clare
William K. Ickes
Michigan
United Fund
Carolyn Carter Wins Grand Prize at Michigan Horse Show
Carolyn Garrero and her quarter horse Tony won the grand prize at the Southwestern Riding Club Fall Round Up and Horse Show at Eastman Ranch near Jennison Michigan. Tony's training by Carolyn and their eight-event performance led to multiple ribbons and the high point trophy presented by club president Mr Bastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Carter
Southwestern Riding Club
Grandville
Michigan
Arcana
Eastman Ranch
Jennison
Western Michigan
Carolyn Garrero
Tony
Carolyn
Bastman
Texas
Maurice Studio
Little Clare Boy Hurt After Being Struck By Car
Six year old James Jaster was seriously injured when hit near Point Clare Restaurant at 4 15 Saturday afternoon. He sustained a fractured pelvis and skull and was unconscious until Monday. He is recovering.
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Clare
Clare General Hospital
Peter G. Vanderwaals
Hast Lansing
Edward John Lavingne
Lebanon
Lavingne
Vanderwaals
Alphonse Jodway
Shepherd
John Zimmerman
Jackson
Delma Schwanz
R-3
West Fifth St
Spo
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Campbell
Ernest
Cleveland
Campbell
Eola McDowel
Ruth Herron
James B. Ryan
Clare Faculty to Attend Michigan Education Association Conferences
Clare Public School teachers will join Michigan Educational Association sessions in Mint and Lansing on October 16 and 17. Topics mix panel discussions and lectures on educational problems. Speakers include Richard Barnes Kennan, B C Beck, Henry J. Taylor, Edward McFaul, Ethel J. Alpenglis, R H Montgomery, and Ray Hagersted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan Educational Association
Mint
Lansing
M.E.A
Flint
Richard Barnes Kennan
National Commission For Defense For Democracy Through Education
B. C. Beck
Central Michigan College English
M.H.A
Henry J. Taylor
America
Edward McFaul
Ethel J. Alpenglis
New York City
Public Installation DeMolay Postponed
The public installation of officers and the Glenn S. Sanford Chapter DeMolay meeting have been postponed to Monday evening October 20. Appointive officers will be announced in next week's Sentinel.
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Glenn S. Sanford
Sentinel
Women Golfers Presented Trophies At Banquet
Clare women golfers closed the 1952 season with a Twin Elms banquet on October 6. Mrs. Win Lange received a birthday cake and card. Prizes went to Mrs. Garfield, Haley, Lange, Hales, and others. Honorary memberships awarded to three former members.
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Clare
Twin Elms
Win Lange
Albert Haley
Tim Frey
Sam Garfield
Bert Haley
Haley
Wm. Lange
N. A. Elden
Walter Hales
Hart Baumgarth
Allen McKee
Leo Hampton
James Olson
Wm. Bowler
Garfield
Hailey
Fablog
Theodore Pixley
Infant Daughter of Chapples Dies at Three Months
Connie Kay Chapple infant daughter of Charles William Chapples and Ida Pearl Chapple died at home in Union township Isabella county October 3 1952 at age three months 26 days She is survived by parents two sisters Betty Arlene and Charlene Ann grandparents Mr and Mrs William Chapple Vernon and Mrs Wava Smith Clare Funeral services were held at Thurston's Funeral Home Sunday October 5 Rev Leslie Nevins officiating with interment at Vertion cemetery
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Connie Kay Chapple
Charles William and
Ida Pearl Chapple
Mt. Pleasant
Union Township
Isabella County
Betty Arlene
Charlene Ann
William Chapple
Vernon
Wava Smith
Clare
Clare FFA Delegates Head to National Meet in Kansas City
Clare High School juniors Elmer Miller and Dean White, members of the local FFA chapter, have been elected as delegates to the national convention in Kansas City October 13 to 18. They will travel by special train from Michigan and stay at Pickworth Hotel as they attend sessions and showcase their farming projects.
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Clare Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Elmer
Jake) Miller
Bryan Miller
Clare Rfd
Fidean White
Harold White
Clare Ffa
Clare High School
FFA
Floyd Norcutt
CHS
Jake
Dean
Dean White
St. Johns
Berkshire
FRA
White
Miller
Mt. Vernon Grange
Isabella County
Riverside Grange
Clare County
Farm Bureau
Mr. Norcutt
FFA Club
Clare
Harold
Donald B. Holbrook
Norcott
Michigan
Pickworth Hotel
Killing Deer Out Of Season Proves Costly
Herbert Emmons aged 39 of R 2 Remus and Ernest Hoisington aged 51 of Weidman were arrested in Free men township after officers spotted a deer area shooting. They pleaded guilty to killing a deer out of season and were fined 107.80 each plus costs and five days in Clare county jail with option of an additional 60 days.
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Herbert Emmons
R-2
Remus
Ernest Hoisington
Weidman
Don Bell
Freemen Township
Bell
Farwell
Wayne Pitts
Emmons
Hoisington
Harrison
Pitts
Jeff Willey
Clare County
Chamber Of Commerce Eyes Hunters Ball Proposal
The Clare Chamber of Commerce board meets next Tuesday at noon for a luncheon and business meeting at Barnes Cafe to discuss promoting a deer hunters ball with prizes from local merchants. President Jennings Archambault urges business people to cooperate.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Barnes Cafe
Chamber of Commerce
Jennings Archambault
Well Baby Clinic Schedule Across District 7
Health District 7 hosts a monthly Child Health Conference at Farwell School on Wednesday October 15 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Clare School also on October 15 from 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Harrison Court House holds sessions Friday October 17 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
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Health District 7
Farwell
Clare School
Harrison ‘Court House
Deaths Mrs Ann Maude Callihan
Mrs Ann Maude Callihan a long time resident who moved to Mt Pleasant recently died Tuesday at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Funeral services will be held from Thurston Funeral Home at 2 00 this Friday with Rev Oscar Witt Olson officiating and interment in Ithaca Cemetery. Obituary to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Maude Callihan
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan ‘Community Hospital
New Voters Urged To Attend Meeting Next Tuesday
A Republican meeting for men and women, especially new voters, will be held at the VFW hall north of the fairgrounds in Harrison at 8:00 Tuesday evening October 14. Flurry Tope of Mt. Pleasant will show moving pictures and refreshments will be served. Everyone invited.
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VFW
Fairgrounds
Harrison
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Clare City Commission
Javerts
Commission
United Fund Unit
Jake) Miller Eldean White Lee Sowle Photo
R. H. Montgomery
Ray Hagersted
Switzerland
Charles’ Chapples
BY Dex Blden
Hunters Ball
Farm
City Britis
Lake News Society Farm News
Ruth Mellinay
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