Clare to Honor Judge Lacy at Home Coming
Judge Arthur J. Lacy and his wife to be honored in Clare with a public reception and an arranged banquet at the Doherty Hotel. A City Hall meeting named committees for reception publicity and ticket sales as townsfolk promise a large turnout, with luminaries including Lt. Governor Stebbins invited to attend both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lacy
Jesse Hampton
Lacy
Our City
City Hall
W. H. Bicknell
John A. Jackson
HB. Schlegel
G. E. Lamb
W. H. Caple
CG. Harris
L. W. Jackson
J. EB. Doherty
J. A. Reeder
M. D. Feighner
Geo. Johnson
L. H.thompson
Fred Bingham
Grant Howard
Bryan Fanning
Geo. McKeever
J. Francis McKenna
M. B. Gallagher
Clare
Doherty Hotel
Don W. Canfield
Helen Canfield Gerber
Stebbins
Ladies Union Potluck at Mrs Rachel Russell’s
The Ladies Union of the Congregational church met Friday for a noon potluck hosted by Mrs. Rachel Russell southwest of town. A large turnout enjoyed a fine display of dishes as Mrs. Russell and her daughter proved gracious hosts. The group plans more future potlucks and enjoyed the friendly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
Rachel Russell
Ladies Union of
The
Congregational Church
Republican Rallies Set for Vernon and Gilmore Town Halls
Republican rallies are planned at Vernon town hall on Tuesday evening October 16 with Miles M Callaghan state representative as principal speaker. A second rally at Gilmore town hall Thursday evening October 18 will feature Attorney A Butterfield at 8 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Town Hall
Miles M. Callaghan
Gilmore Town Hall
Attorney A
Butterfield
Correction on Clare county deer conservation stance
A correction notes that a published paragraph claiming Clare county Supervisors passed a resolution to open the county to deer shooting was incorrect. Officials and citizens affirm pride in the wild deer and intend to protect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
State Conservation Department
TOR SALE Purebred Shropshire Ram and Ewes
Purebred Shropshire ram and ewes offered for sale by BH. G. Rose. Sale site located 1 mile east of Loomis and 112 south, 58. Auction details not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Sale
Shropshire
Loomis
Two Farmers Union Meetings Set for Michigan
The Farmers Union schedules two regional gatherings in October. Eastern Michigan members meet Monday October 15 at 1103 Lewis St Flint at 1 PM. Western half hosts Tuesday October 16 at the Grand Rapids Armory 7 Michigan NW at 1 PM with speakers on milk and other union topics. Mr and Mrs William Jennings mark their golden wedding with open house on Sunday October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Michigan
Lewis St
Flint
Armory
N. W
Grand Rapids
Wm. Jennings
Locals Suffer 18–0 Defeat as St Louis Attacks Through Air
Clare football batch falters against St Louis with three aerial touchdowns and weak blocking. Eddie Bowler hurt early and out for Reed City game. Coach Brown tests backfield changes including Orris Presley while Clare aims to rebound at Reed City then Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
St. Louis
Eddie Bowler
Brown
Orris Presley
Reed City
Lake City
Cadillac
Alpena
Gladwin
Library Notes on Dr. Lloyd Douglas and housing program
Library notes recall Dr. Lloyd Douglas former Hirst Congregational pastor in Ann Arbor in 1915 and a prolific speaker and author. The item mentions his wartime work in New York City and lectures from Yale to London. It also notes a bulletin on the National Housing Act and Better Housing program as the book committee selects new titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Douglas
Hirst Congregational Church
Ann Arbor
New York City
War Work Council
Los Angels
Montreal
Yale
Stanford
Alleganies
Rockies
London
Douglas
U. S
Freshman College Opens Monday With Bright Prospects
A new Freshman College in Clare opens with 30 to 85 students expected this week. Funded by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration with cooperation from Farwell Harrison Coleman and Clare schools, the program offers three experienced teachers and college level courses for credit or general education. Enrollment ends October 15 and credits may transfer to North Central colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Farwell
Harrison, Coleman
Averyl Clare
Mary P. Noffsinger
Robby Padelford
North Central States
Osceola to Formally Open M-61 Monday Parade Planned
Osceola County will formally open the seven mile M-61 stretch on Monday October 15 and turn it over to the State Highway Department. State Highway Commissioner Van Waggoner and ex governor Fred Green will speak. A parade from Tustin to Marion with the Marion band and Chamber of Commerce program will start at 2:00 p.m. and reach Marion around 3:00 p.m. All residents along the route are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola County
State Highway Department
Harrison
Tustin
van Waggoner
Fred Green
Highway Department
Green
Tusting
Marion
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Gladwin County
Clare
Osceola
Rummage Sale at St. Cecilia Ladies’ Group
St. Cecilia ladies host a rummage sale in the McKeever building from Wednesday October 17 to Saturday October 20. Items include silk wool and cotton garments for children and men. Use the front entrance. Organizers listed as Mrs Albert Haley and Mrs Eugene Wythan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia
McKeever
Albert Haley
Eugene Wythan
Taxpayers urged to pay 1933 taxes before November 1
Public Acts 1924 allow prepayment of state county city village township and school taxes before November 1 1934 with no penalties or interest except a 3 percent county treasurer collection fee. After November 1 9 percent annual interest plus 4 percent collection fee applies. For a $100 tax the difference is $7.75.
New Physician and Surgeon to Locate in Clare
Dr. K. Hammerberg announced to The Sentinel that he will open a new office in the Doherty building this weekend. A Northwestern Medical School graduate, he served at St. Lawrence hospital and ran a practice and drug store in northern Michigan. He invites townspeople and nearby communities to visit and meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hammerberg
the Sentinel
Doherty
Hammerberg
Northwestern Medical School
Chicago
St. Lawrence Hospital
Lansing
Michigan
Clare
Water Utility Notice Urges Fair Payment and Installment Plans
The city council urges water users to pay promptly and consider installment options to avoid hardship. The plan aims for businesslike operations, low equitable rates, and reliable service, with exceptions for age or infirmity. Authority cited by the mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Council
Auction sale for Carl Bauer equipment near Dover store
Carl Bauer will dispose of farm equipment at the premises 40 rods west of the Dover store on Thursday October 26. The notice will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bauér
Roda
Dover
Excellent paper on 19th Century French Painting by club
Good Literature Club members heard a detailed talk on 19th Century French painting led by Miss Reynolds. The program highlighted Troyon Goset and Millet with illustrative art, music by Miss Gerow, and poems by Mavis Kennedy, ending with a choir piece and a note of next meeting plans.
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Thesehairman
Miss Reynolds
Troyon
Goset
Millet
France
Forest of
Fontainbleau
Paris
Miss Gerow
Mavis Kennedy
Miss Gjerum
Virginia ‘Foell
Phyllis Ann Sherwood
Joy Groves
Peggy Ann Cote
Lucille Creguer
Ardeth Dawson
Forest Gar‘chow
Donald Woolston
the Angelus
Regary
Mentieé
Dance Announcement at Farwell K P Hall
Regular Saturday night dances at Farwell K P Hall with special prices on all school birthday or holiday dances. Oriole Dance Band available. phone 34 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell K. P. Hall
Oriole
Mrs S W Birdsall Dies At 83 In Riverdale
Mrs S W Birdsall of Riverdale dies age 83 after illness while visiting her son O W Birdsall. Funeral from Alma United Brethren church held Thursday with burial at Harrison cemetery beside husband and two daughters. Pastors of the U B Conference pallbearers. The family lived near Harrison before moving to Riverdale around 1906.
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Harrison
Riverdale
Edward Campbell Charged With Manslaughter After Fatal Crash
Edward Campbell age 50 was released on a 2000 dollar bond after pleading guilty to operating while intoxicated. The auto crash near Mt. Pleasant killed Sabhey Belieke and injured Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ankney. Ankney remains in serious condition. Mrs. Ankney has returned home. Campbell waived examination and is bound over to Isabella County Circuit Court on the manslaughter charge.
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Ed. Campbell
Sabhey Belieke
Mt. Pleasant
Calvin Ankney
Near Coleman
Campbell
Wardrop
Isabella County
Ankney
Ann Arbor Hospital
Purchases Clare Elevator by Sebewaing Man
Gus Marotzke of Sebewaing purchased the Clare Elevator on Wednesday. He plans to form a closely held corporation and begin operations at the plant soon. Marotzke has more than 24 years in the business and will serve as the new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLARE
Gus Marotzke
Sebewaing
Marotzke
Woodruff urges relaxing banking restrictions for recovery
Congressman Roy O. Woodruff argues for easing loan limits to revive industry and employment. He cites Roosevelt’s calls to release bank credits, the need for liquidity, and demands action from Comptroller of the Currency to unlock funds for business and agriculture.
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Cong
Roy O. Woodruff
Clare Chamber hears civic progress talk at Barnes Cafe
Clare Chamber of Commerce met October 8 at Barnes Cafe for a chicken supper and monthly session. Dr. A W Johnstone of Harrison gave a wide ranging talk on pride in civic improvements, urging leadership, effort, and faith in progress, with remarks on Clare’s growth and community responsibility. President Holbrook noted amendments to be voted on, then adjourned after Senator Carpenter spoke.
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Clare Chamber of Commerce
Barnes’ Cafe
Norris
Biden
Carl Holbrook
James Bicknell
Clare
A. W. Johnstone
Harrison
First Presbyterian Church
Cadillac
Johnstone
British Isles
Pres. Holbrook
Senator Carpenter
Bake Sale Saturday At Friz's Ofice
The Colonville Ladies host a bake sale and fresh farm produce event at Friz's Ofice on Saturday October 18th. Proceeds support community projects and local groups. Members will offer baked goods chicken and produce items for shoppers.
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Colonville
Friz
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Judge Lacy
Vernon
Gilmore
Library Notes
Clate Padelford Noffsinger
State Department
Mussell’s
Adv
Dr. K. Hammerberg
Doherty Block
S. W. Birdsall
Edward Campbell
Pleasant
Justice Court
Roosevelt
Bank Deposit Insurance
Hig
Treasury Department
Comptroller’s Office
United States
O'Connor
Barnes Cafe
Dr. Johnstone
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