Four Proposals to Appear on Michigan Ballot This Fall
Secretary of State Harry F. Kelly announces the final wording and order of four proposals on the November 5 general election ballot. Proposals include a school district bond limit raise, a new state civil service system, Motor Carrier Act referendum, and a dental advertising act, with full text to be printed on the ballot.
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Harry F. Kelly
Kelly
Michigan Public Service Commission
D.S.A
Detroit
Vernon Township Willkie Club Holds Interesting Meet
A well attended Vernon township Willkie for President Club meeting at the town hall featured speeches by Howard Atha of Mt Pleasant Gordon Oil Corporation and Palmer Landon on campaign work and state legislature. Local residents performed solos and duets as the group urged voter registration and participation for the November election.
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Willkie
Vernon Township
Town Hall
Raenooker
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Schug
Howard Atha
Gordon Oil Corporation
W. Phillips
Betty
Wardrope
Isabella County Republican Committee
Scott
Palmer Landon
Lionel Duncan
Harry Schug
Shively
W. Horn
Lynch
Hooker
James Walsh
George Kniffen
Dearfield Township
Schug
Democratic State Candidates Speak at City Hall
Democratic candidates for auditor general and state treasurer spoke at City Hall Wednesday evening. They urged passage of a unified revenue department bill to consolidate tax collection and save millions, while highlighting benefits to the aged, disabled, and deficit reduction. Judge Philip Elliott of Flint was to speak but could not attend.
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Michigan
James D. Dotsch
Theodore I
Phil” Frey
City Hall
Revenue Department
Dotsech
Senate
Fry
Philip Elliott
Flint
State Supreme Court
Biott
Elliott
Eddie Bowler Flies to Visit Kin Then Takes Family Air Ride
Eddie Bowler flew from Durand to Clare on Sunday and gave his parents an airplane ride over the city and Twin Elms Golf Course. He then took his brother and wife and Mannie Sutton on a first flight with thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowler
Lucetta
Durand
Ellis Bowler
Detroit
Thomas King
Edward Bowler
Eddie
Clare
Twin Elms
Theodore Bowler
Mannie Sutton
Mannie
Harvest Supper Plans Underway At Clare High
Clare High School announces preparations for the annual Harvest Supper with committees led by Supt TE D Kennedy as General Chairman. Advertising includes Pfs ter Koch Perry Hampton and Ford. Food with Conklin Wiggins Lear Atlen Creguer Mc Knight Sutton. Decorating by Low ery and Art classes. Entertainment by Rawley Hansen and others. Further notice to appear in The Sentinel.
Rally Day Observed by Church of God Sunday School
Rally Day was observed in the Church of God Sunday School with Rev. Harry Cleveland delivering a brief sermonette. Consecration and installation followed for new teachers and officers as Mrs. Vera Peterson passed leadership to Mrs. Adeline Cleveland and a program of recitations songs and the playlet Prospects was presented.
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Church of God
Harry Cleveland
Vera Peterson
Adeline Cleveland
Bitcher Cattle Wanted for Yourg Feighner Meat Market
Local market seeks cattle supply as buyers advertise for live stock and meat procurement. Community traders note availability and pricing at the Str street facility, inviting cattle owners to inquire about sales terms.
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Bitcher Cattle
Yourg & Feighner Meat Market
Str
Roland Mussell Receives 30 Day Jail Sentence
Roland Mussell, brought before Justice Fred W. Hudson on a fourth offence, was bound over to Circuit Court and sentenced by Circuit Judge Ray Hart to thirty days in the county jail with ninety days probation. He has spent much of his time in a TB sanatorium in Lansing and was arrested again for drunk and disorderly conduct, jailed at Harrison over the weekend.
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Roland Mussell
Fred W. Hudson
Ray Hart
Lansing
Mussell
John Hanley
Harrison
Hudson
Orland J. Pelkey
Mt. Pleasant
Pelkey
Kyle McKinnon
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare
Harry L Cleveland Ordained at Flint Church Meeting
Mr and Mrs Harry L Cleveland attended the Church of God Michigan Ministerial Association meeting in Flint last week where he was ordained to the ministry on Wednesday evening October 2. The ordaining ministers were Dr F G Smith Rev W T Seaton Rev A T Schroeder and Rev Edgar M Powell. Cleveland has led the Clare Church of God for three years and friends extend best wishes for his success.
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Harry L. Cleveland
Church of God Michigan Ministerial Association
Flint
Cleveland
F. G. Smith
Akron
Ohio
W.T. Seaton
A. T. Schroeder
Battle Creek
Edgar M. Powell
Midland
Michigan
Clare Church of God
Clare Chamber of Commerce Meeting Wednesday
The Clare Chamber of Commerce will hold its first autumn gathering at the Clara Chamber of Commerce in the Hotel Doherty on Wednesday evening October 16. Dinner is served at 6 45. C A Montgomery Michigan Retail Institute field secretary will speak on a topic of mutual business interest. Plans will be made for the coming pall and winter season, and every member and interested business or professional man in Clare is urged to attend.
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Clara Chamber of Commerce
Doherty
C. A. Montgommery
Michigan Retail Institute
Clare
Clare teachers play important part in M E A meeting
Clare teachers participate in the Michigan Education Association Region Two Conference in Flint October 10 and 11. About 5 000 teachers attend as schools in the region close for the convention. Supt B D Kennedy of Clare serves as second vice chairman and speaks on N Y A in Smaller Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan Education Association
Flint
B. D. Kennedy
N.Y.A
Paul Lowrey
Bernice Woodward
Clare Public Schools
I.M.A
Flint Teachers Club
Elyse Joy
Channing Pollock
Wake Up America
Local people escape serious injury in fog collision
Three locals escaped serious injuries after a fog shrouded crash near Rose bush. Jay Green drove a Chevrolet with Mrs. Green and Mrs. John Stoll. rear ended by an approaching car and truck, all occupants shaken but unharmed. The Green auto damaged. investigation by Sheriff Amble noted.
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Jay Green
Rosebush
Jay
Green
John Stoll
Roosevelt
Mt. Pleasant
Community Rally at Clare City Hall Saturday Night
A free moving pictures event will be shown at Clare City Hall Saturday evening October 12 at 7 30. Features include music drama and entertainment with reels addressing Defense for America The Farmer and Uncle Sam and The President Speaks. No admission. contributions or collections taken.
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Clare City Hall
Free Sound Moving Pictures
America
Sam
Sentinel's Sixty-Three Years in Clare Michigan
In spring 1878 a pioneer editor founded the Clare County Press and moved to McEwan Street. The Clare Sentinel marks sixty three volumes continuing the Freedom of the Press tradition and honoring early editors and the community it serves.
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Clare County Press
Nichols House
McEwan Street
Virgin Forest
Michigan
the Sentinel
Methodist Rally Day Observed by Sunday School
The Methodist Sunday School observed Rally Day after the Morning Service with officers and teachers installed. Children marched in, a Welcome recitation by Jimmy Rogers opened the program, and Nursery Class sang. Prizes for attendance were awarded to top students, and gifts were given to faithful teachers.
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Methodist Sunday School
Jimmy Rogers
Jesus
Sally Gillespie
America
Donna Mussell
Margaret Rose Gillespie
Betty June Rogers
Buddy Falconer
Kenneth Smith
Rev. Maxwell
Willkie Clubs Growing Apace In Community
New Yorkers arrive as volunteers push for Republicans to regain support this year. Chairmen named for Grant township, Arthur township, Sheridan two, and Hatton two. New Clare workers listed. Women will compile goodwill voter lists. Mable Mulder chairs as men fund county efforts.
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Grant Township
Treva Sparkle
Arthur Township
Robert Garter
Sheridan
George Bates
Hatton
Neal Abbott
Clare
John Nelson
Kyle MacKinnon
Oise Derby
Alex McKinnon
Alina Audrus
Willkie
Mable Mulder
Clare Children Baptised at Oxford Church Last Sunday
A baptismal service at Immanuel Congregational Church in Oxford Michigan drew Clare residents to join in the ceremony led by Rev H B Johnson. Daughters Judith V Nancy Marie Dith Patrice Lois Blaine Marilyn and Hazel Ruth Ann Dunn from Clare and Oxford residents were baptised, with music by a Hammond organ and a choir directed by Mrs William Clock. After services the Clare visitors were hosted at dinner by Mrs HB Johnson at the parsonage.
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Immanuel Congregational Church
Oxford
Michigan
Clare
H. B. Johnson
Judith V
Wallace
Johnson
Nancy Marie
C. B. Neff
Dith Patrice
Harry Wehrly
Lois Blaine
Marilyn i
Women’s Catholic Action Unit Holds First Meet
The Women’s Catholic Action group of St. Cecilia’s Church met at Mrs. John B. Doherty’s home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leo O’Grady opened with a prayer, and Father Morrison led a prayer. Mrs. Irwin Schlegel chaired. Mrs. John Hall spoke on The Devotion of the Holy Rosary. An informal discussion followed. poem My Beads was read by Mrs. Schlegel, and Father Morrison spoke on Catholic events. Mrs. Arthur Kane presented Mary and Cecilia Dora who sang, and the meeting closed with God Bless America. A luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Women’s Catholic Action Unit
St. Cecilia’s Church
John B. Doherty
Leo O’grady
Father Morrison
Irwin Schlegel
John Hall
Schlegel
Young Men Enter Military Medical Course Sponsored by Adventists
Gerrit Hamsuin of Sheridan Township and Harold and Kenneth Cole of Beaverton Township will return Sunday after fifteen days at Grand Ledge. They are taking the first part of a military medical course sponsored by the Seventh Day Adventist church.
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Adventists
Gerrit Hamsui
Sheridan Township
Harold and Kenneth Cole
Beaverton
Grand Ledge
Seventh Day Adventist Church
George's Market Opens Evenings and Sundays
Local market advertises evening and Sunday hours at 118 Hastath Street Clare with phone contact 290 for quality meat and groceries.
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George’s' Market
Hastath
Clare
Tenth District Legion Meeting at Blanchard
The Tenth District American Legion and Auxiliary met at Blanchard with about 300 in attendance. Officers were installed by State Vice Commander Conrad Walker. Edward J. Donoghue was named District Commander and Otto Koepe District Welfare Officer. Several district officers were absent due to illness and will be installed later.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Blanchard
New Legion
Tenth District
The
Legion
Blanchard Masonic Temple
Edward J. Donoghue
Bay City
Big Rapids
Clare
Evart
East Tawns
Midland
Mio
Mt. Pleasant
Roscommon
Reed City
Standish
West Branch
Otto Koepe
Ewart
Conrad Walker
Louis Myers
Avery CG. Gilleo
France
Willian Griffiths
William D. Harger
Donoghue
City firemen learn artificial respiration training
Stuart Mead of the Consumers Power Company Alma demonstrated the Artificial Respirator Trainer to the fire department. The device aids Shaffer system artificial respiration training for drowning victims or those in shock or suffocation. A card chart shows air in and out to guide proper back blows. The firemen appreciated the instruction.
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Stuart Mead
Consumers Power Company
Alma
Itz Clare
Fire Department
Miz Meach
Notice on Registration Deadline
Last day for personal registration is Saturday October 26. The notice lists Alex McKinnon and Cherie as involved in handling the registration matter.
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Alex ‘McKinnon
Oty
Cherie
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Judge P. Elliott
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Bastile
Robert Castle
Farwell
Castle
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Seaver Amble
Traverse City
Elrey Prices
Hamilton Twanship
State Hospital
Clare Chamber of Commerce
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Harrison and
Royelle Clark
J. W. Wheland
Amble
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Clare County Democrat
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Oxford Church
Mrs. H. B. Johnson
Doherty Home
Tenth District Legion Meeting
Legion and Auxiliary
Zenobia Chapter
Zenobia Chapter No. 129
Order of the Astern Star
Annabelle Hampton
Grand Rapids
Lillian Walker
Alexander E. Wylie
Dorothy ‘Brown
Winnie Covert
Bessie Henderson
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