Noted Speakers Deliver Mission Week Addresses
World Day of Prayer observed at Clare Baptist Church highlighted by the Mid-Missions program led by Virgil Moneysmith who has served in Africa since 1934. Other talks cover Jewish revival work in Detroit, Wycliffe Bible Translators mission in Peru, Hiawatha Ward Mission efforts in Wisconsin, Haiti missions, Philippines work, and prison camp relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Baptist Church
General Council of Cooperating Baptist Mission
Mid-Missions
Virgil Moneysmith
Africa
Bakouma
Fred Kendal
Detroit
Kendal
Esther Matteson
Wycliffe Biple Translatoré
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Miss Matteson
Arabamba
Peru
Lloyd D. Welton
Hiawatha Wand
Ladysmith
Wisconsin
Welton
Vincent Bushro
Haiti
Philippines
Fernier W. Naylor
Reading Harrison News Pages 2 and 28 Bridge Tourney
Almanac style note reads Warwell News Hosebush News and Brighentlab classifieds across sections. Disjoint fragments hint at community event coverage and local notices with brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison News
Warwell News
Hosebush News
Brighentlab
Beloved Pastor Retires After Twenty Years Here
Rev. M. R. Honderich retires after twenty years as pastor of the Hagle Church of God near Clare. He received twenty roses and twenty one dollar bills at a farewell service. Health prompted retirement. he plans a new home and remains active in church affairs. The Michigan Wider Church of God meeting will feature his opening message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Honderich
Hagle
Norman Hutchinson
Frank Rilette
Rev. Honderich
Canada
Hikton
Michigan
J. B. Ramseyer
Fort Wayne Bible Institute
Honderich
Barbara Ramseyer
Ramseyer
Crystal
Eagle
Elm Grove
Colonville
Eagle Church
Goa
Clare
Tiere
Cornwell Grove
Eleanor Allen
Churches of God of North America
4 H Club Leaders To Elect Officers This Friday Night
The Clare County 4 H Club Leaders and Parents Association will hold its second annual meeting at the Court House this Friday evening October 20. Election of officers and review of the state 4 H Council meeting report at Hast Lansing are key items on the agenda. All AN parents of 4 H Club members and leaders may join and are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Court House
Hast Lansing
Saftey Program Gives Free Checks During Auto Week
Isabella Clare Auto Dealers Association offers free safety check service next week as part of National Automobile Dealer Week October 22 to 28. John Bruckart and Charles Hibberd lead arrangements inviting the public to a dealer for a free inspection and OK sticker if safe. Association broadcasts on WCEN feature leader Lee Johnson and later speakers Bud Hubbell Dan McDonald Chuck Hibberd and Leo Brown from Clare Mt Pleasant across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella-Claré Automobile Dealers Association
John Bruckart
Charles Hibberd
Mt. Pleasant
Bob Archamibault
Clare
Association Ag
WCEN
Association
Lee Johnson
Bud Hubbell
Dan McDonald
Chuck Hibberd
Leo Brown
Anderson's Drug Store Refaces with Glass Front
An era old business, Anderson's Drug Store, gains a modern plate glass and glass brick front. The redesign adds angled main window, daylighting via a glass brick partition, Vitrolite pilasters, clear view aluminum door, and a flush neon sign. Interior updates include new asphalt tile floor and fixtures with redecorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s Drug Store
Builders To Meet At MSC Next Week
Home design planning and financing will be topics at the Michigan Home Building conference October 24 26 at Michigan State College. About 200 persons from across the state are expected to attend. The event is sponsored by the Michigan Association of Home Builders with the MSC department of wood utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
The
Michigan Association of Home Builders
MSC Department ‘of Wood Utilization
Frank Holmes Retires As Tower Operator Here
Frank Holmes longtime railroad telegraph operator in Clare retired on September 6 after more than forty years with the Ann Arbor Pere Marquette lines. A surprise gathering at his Stephenson Lake home honored his service as Emmet Holmes, his brother, prepares to take over the post. Guests gave Holmes hunting pants for a planned hunting trip and he was bid well wishes from friends and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holmes
Hig Stephenson Lake
Frank
Ann Arbor
Clare
Marion
Pere Marquette
Emmet Holmes
Lake Station
Kreiner Appeals Liquor Board Hearing in Lansing
Dominic Kreiner Farwell A Hotel and SDM Heensee appeal a Michigan Liquor Control Commission order for selling to a minor. An appeal hearing is set for 11:00 a.m. Tuesday October 24 in Lansing. The Commission ordered a $150 fine and 180 days suspension, with 30 additional days suspended if payment is not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Dominic Kreiner
Farwell A-Hotel
SDM Heensee
Michigan Liquor Control
Kreier
Aine
Ib Centen
Genses
Farmers Night Dinner Highlighted by Lauder Entertainers
Clare businessmen host farmers at the Annual Farmers Night dinner by the Clare Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Doherty at 7:00 p.m. next Tuesday October 24. Harry Lauder act by Major and Mrs Mahon of Saginaw will headline after dinner entertainment while the Midland Barber Shop Quartet also performs. Tickets are sold by Harold Fleming Bud Anderson Jennings Archambault Art Damoth Joe Sproat and David Seiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Doherty
Harry Lauder
Major
Mrs. Mahon
Saginaw
Battle Creek
Midland
Barber Shop Quartet
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Fleming
Bud Anderson
Jennings Archambault
Art Damoth
Joe Sproat
David Seiter
Samuel Loomis laid to rest in Clare Cemetery
Samuel Loomis born December 8 1863 in Meshoppen Pennsylvania. He married Margaret B McKay December 16 1891 and lived on a Vernon township farm before moving to Clare in 1945. He died October 11 1950 at 86 years 10 months 14 days. He was a Congregational Church member and John Q Look Lodge No 404 F&A Masons. He is survived by wife three children nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren and several siblings with funeral at Thurston Chapel officiated by Rev Oscar Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Loomis
H. M
Mary Loomis
Meshoppen
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Margaret B. McKay
Vernon Township
Clare
Mr. Loomis
Congregational Church
F&a
Edward Neelands
Rosebush
Martin
Arthur Tinka
Flint
Alfred
Frank
Saranac
Chester
Greenville
Michigan faces mental health crisis as 4000 await hospitalization
Col Glenn B. Arnold reports Michigan's high rejection rate for mental and emotional reasons exceeds wartime levels. Russell J. Darling notes overcrowded state mental hospitals with more than 4000 awaiting beds, tied to a $65 million bond issue for expanded facilities on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Michigan
Glenn B. Arnold
Lansing
Louis B. Hershey
Russell J. Darling
Citizen's Education Committee
Darling
Pallot
Delwin teacher escapes serious injuries in crash
Colleen Robinson a Delwin schoolteacher from Mt Pleasant escaped with minor injuries and shock when her car overturned near McKnight's Corners south of Rose Bush on US 27. The vehicle struck a Consumers Power pole snapping six feet from the top and disrupted area electrical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Robinson
Delwin
Mt. Pleasant
McKnight’s Corners
Rosebush
Miss Robinson
Consumers Power
Central Michigan Hospital
Clare
The Daffy Dills Final Appearance Friday Night
Senior class play The Daffy Dill s presented for a second time at 8:00 PM in Clare School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daffy Dills
Clare School
Arrest Of Cattle Rustlers And Check Forger Ends Crime Wave
Robert Sommers 26 of Harrison and Robert Homrich 25 of Muskegon linked to a year of burglaries and cattle thefts across Clare Isabella and Michigan. Sommers arrested near Harrison admitted thefts and implicated Homrich after officers traced a car from a Grand Haven tavern to the suspects. Burglaries included Clare Rosebush Lumber Co Farwell taverns Manistee Alpena and Grand Haven, with a $2000 haul from a Frankfort garage and loot recovered at Sommers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sommers
Harrison
Robert Homrich
Muskegon
Clare
Isabella
Michigan
Sommers
Mt. Pleasant
Ted
Homrich
Grand Haven
Ottawa County
Sheriff's Department
Isabella County
Jark
Wood
Littlefield Lake
Cornwell
Here
Clare Office Supply Co
Farm Service
Rosebush Lumber Co
Lumber Company
Farwell
Hiwell
Bay City
Cadillac
Elk Rapids
Petoskey
Cheboygan Lumber Company
Alpena
Manistee
Park Dale
Empire
Kaleya
Bear Lake
Weidman
Colonville Church Hosts State Annual Eldership
The Colonville Church of God opens the State Eldership meeting, running Thursday through Sunday with business sessions and nightly preaching. Speakers include Dr. Fox of Findley College and Rev. Jenkins, newly elected field secretary. Youth service Sunday at 2 30 with Rev. Berry, new Hagle pastor. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonville
Findley
Ohio
Jenkins
Berry
Ohio Hidership
Hagle Church of God
Oil Progress Week Highlights Free American Enterprise
Oil Progress Week runs October 15 to 21 to showcase the oil industry's role in American life. Leaders praise oil for mobility, energy, and everyday products, stressing the American way as initiative and opportunity. Co W Hanna of Clare heads local observance. local service stations publish ads and a company message appears in Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Hanna
Clare
Sentinel
Jno
Pumper Fatally Hurt in Sunday Oil Field Accident
Earl Jackson a Mammoth Petroleum Company pumper was injured while oiling an engine in the Vernon field and died Monday from his injuries. Born March 16 1907 in Montpelier Indiana he lived in Ohio and Michigan before settling near Clare on U S Highway 27. Survived by wife Ruby and two children, two brothers and many friends. Services were held at Clark Methodist Church with burial at Varnon Township Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jackson
Gerda
Ohio
Clark Methodist Church
L. J. Névins
Varnon Township
Doherty Funeral Home
Robt Warner Infant Passes Away Monday
The infant son of Robert and Doris Warner of 630 Yangee Ave Tha lithe Yellow WAS port was born September 28 and died Monday at home aged eighteen days. Funeral services were held at 2:00 pm Wednesday at Stephenson Funeral Home with Rev Leslie J Neving officiating and burial at Tice Cemetery Barry ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson Funeral Home
Robert Harold Warner
Robert
Doris Warner
Yangee Ave
Pleasant
Leslie J.neving
Tice
Barry ‘Ton
Hendrie Johnson Test Well Strikes Water At Depth
The Hendrie Johnson test well on the north edge of the city struck water at 1040 feet. An eight inch casing had been landed at the depth and a heavy flow of water was observed as operations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrie Johnson
Cfty
Pyuteday
Pioneers Triumph Over Evart Eleven In Home Game
Clare Pioneers defeated Evart by two touchdowns 27 to 13 at home on October 18. Haggart scored twice and added an extra point, Ewatt and Woodworth contributed late scores, with Lucy and others shining on the ground. The win marks Clare’s third in a row as seniors played final home game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pioneers
Evart
Clare
Haggart
Ewatt
Wildcats
Pioneers
Woodworth
Gladwin
St. Louis Clare
St. Louis
Rich Smith
Ruby
Dick Graham
Cleré
Hirsda
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Greta Masten
Oes Grand
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Civic Auditorium
Grand Rapids
Robert W. Lane
Stanley L. Masten
Masonic Temple
Pantlind’s
American Beauty and
Grand Committee
Baptist Church
Isabella- Clare Auto Dealers Association
Robert Archambault
Johnny” Bruckart
MSC
Kreiner Appealing Liquor Board
Clare Cemetery
Benton
Clara Turbush
Dora Bennett
Kathryn Ferguson
State OF
Colonville Church
Earl E. ‘Jackson
Warner Infant
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