Radio program spotlights Medal of Honor Captain Mallon
The Chevrolet Chronicles on WBCM features Captain George H. Mallon living in Minneapolis recounting his 1918 Bois-de-Forge actions. Rickenbacker introduces him. the program includes music by Frank Black and Gustave Haenschen and airs Friday October 31 at 7:30 p.m. over 120 stations.
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George H. Mallon
WBCM
Mallon
Minneapolis
France
Bois-de-Forge
132Nd Infantry
Eddie Rickenbacker
Captain Mallon
Frank Black
Gustave Haenschen
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Illness and Death
We are exceedingly grateful for the many acts of kindness from neighbors and friends during the illness and death of our husband and father. We also thank Rev. Johnson, the singers, Mr. Thurston, and all who sent floral offerings.
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Rev. Johnson
Thurston
Auction Sale Planned at Hayes Farm Near Clare
M Gallihan announces an all day sale two miles west of Clare on his Hayes farm to be held Wednesday in November. Standard items include farm tools livestock and household goods to be listed in The Sentinel next week.
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M. Gallihan
Clare
Hayes Farm
The
Sentinel
King’s .Daughters
L. H. Thompson
Pettit
White’s Fruit
Thuswelda Bach
Detroit
Rev
C. Binhammer
Ladies Union
Sutherland
Roy
Gomer
Sternaman Studio
Vera
Binhammer
David Miller
Ottaria
Gui
Hugh Miller
Dhrnd
John Paul
Hart
Hugene Holmes
Baptist State Convention
Fountain Street Baptist Church
Grand Rapids
Clare Baptist Church
A. P. MacDonald
A. T. Loomis
Charles
Krell
Orval Vandewarker
Vandewarker
Edna Seeley
Gleden
Washington, D. C
Mis
Doherty
Jett
One
New York
Gee. Johnson
Alaska
Jean McDermid
Saginaw
Dunlop
Europe
England
Scotland
H. R. Pease
Toledo
Jas
John Asline
A.S. Crigsey
A.H. Horton
John Nelson
A. B. Mulder
Clare Study Club
Mire
Lamb
Farwell
Bartes
Mt. Pleasant
State Federation
Hayes
Elva Lea
Ann “Arbor
Forcythe
Alma- Olivet
Duid
Hillsdale
A. B
Achard
Osceola County
Road to oil development needs consideration
In Clare county Grant township over 100000 dollars is being invested by outsiders to determine oil and gas sources. The path to the site is rough and needs township roadwork to handle traffic and heavy hauling, with ongoing winter work and continued outside interest watching the development.
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Grant Township
Prizes Awarded for Best Display of Potatoes
Citizens State Bank hosted a three week potato display and awarded prizes on a Wednesday. County Agricultural Agent P D Gibson reviewed entries with care. Gerald Macklem won 1st prize of 5.00, John Stough 2nd prize 3.00, John Rockey 3rd prize 1.00. Gibson noted many displays suffered from hollow largest potatoes.
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Citizens State Bank
P .D. Gibson
Gerald Macklem
John Stough
John Rockey
Elm Grove Extension Sewing Class Enrollment Reaches 24
The Elm Grove group of the State Economic's Extension Sewing Class held its first meeting at Mrs Ea Carrow's home on October 16. Twenty four members enrolled with twenty present. Mrs Bessie Court and Mrs Cora Wilson instructed on equipment for sewing boxes and pressing pads. Mids Goodman from Saginaw of the Singer Sewing Machine Co gave a demo on uses of machine attachments. A pot luck dinner closed the day.
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Elm Grove
State Economic’s Extension
Ea Carrow
Bessie Court
Cora Wilson
Mids Goodman
Saginaw
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Cultivate Good Habits and Hygienic Living
The piece argues that living hygienically is easy to learn and yields big rewards, contrasting it with bad habits. It reflects Moose Magazine’s encouragement of practical self-improvement and daily discipline.
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Moose Magazine
Rail time tables and local notices spread through Clare
Local items include south and north railroad time tables for An Arbor area and Midland Reed City schedules, church events, conser vation planting, family visits, club meetings, and a report of a house fire at Beauty Bend along the Muskegon river.
Thanks for help after our bereavement
We express sincere gratitude to all who assisted us during the death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev H B Johnson Mrs McAllister for singing, Mrs R Hebher and Mrs Wm Cole for help, those who sent flowers and aided with cars, and to Thurston and Son and many named friends and relatives.
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H. B. Johnson
McAllister
R. Hebher
Wm. Cole
Thurston and Son
William F. Dodge
Appreciation for Mrs Thompson and Mrs Bicknell in sister Teeter’s illness
Gratitude is extended to Mrs L H Thompson and Mrs Stuart Bicknell for their strong interest in Mrs Teeter during her last illness. Mrs Thompson visited several times daily, providing comfort, and the Hosue family credits the ladies and other visitors with lasting thoughtfulness.
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L. H. ‘Thompson
Stuart Bicknell
Teeter
Thompson
Henry Hosue
Card of Appreciation to Clare County Board and People
William L Hutchinson thanks the Board of Supervisors and the people of Clare County for his election to the County Road Commission. He pledges to handle his part of the commission to the satisfaction of the board and the people.
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Board of Supervisors
Clare County
County Road Commission and Trust
Wm. L. Hutchinson
Piano Lessons Enrollment Open With Mrs Sutton
Those wishing to enroll in piano classes may call 291912 and arrange lessons with Mrs. Jas. O. Sutton. The notice lists contact details and hints at program availability.
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Jas. O. Sutton
Halloween Party at Andersonville School Seeks Full Attendance
Coming events advertise a Hallowe en entertainment and box social at Andersonville school on Thursday evening October 8 80 with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs assisting. I O O F degree work planned and a full membership is expected. Rebekahs birthday and Halloween supper set for next Tuesday with pumpkin pie requested.
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Hallowe'en
Andersonville School
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Bake Sale Saturday by the Advance Grange Ladies
The Advance Grange ladies announce a bake sale at Friz's office this Saturday October 25 featuring homemade bread buns pies fried cakes and dressed chicken.
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Advance Grange
Friz’s
Mt Vernon Grange Benefit Dance At Hall
The Mt. Vernon Grange hosts a benefits dance at their hall on October 71st. Everyone is welcome for a good time and music.
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Mt. Vernon
Clare Good Literature Club Hosts Halloween Meeting
Twenty members gathered at Miss Eunice Slentz home for a Halloween themed meeting. The program featured The Little Girl Dont Cry, a one act ghost play by Miss Louisa Rogers, fortune telling games, and refreshments. Next gathering set for November at Mrs. John Asline's home.
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Clare Good Literature Club
Eunice
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Quartatt
Louisa Rogers
John Asline
Robert Wilson Hosts Sewing Circle Dinner and Quilt Night
Robert J. J. Wilson of east Sixth street entertained the Stevenson Lake Sewing Circle with a pot luck dinner and a plan to tie two quilts for himself and one for the group. George Wilson joined the party, donated, and became a member, prompting bylaw considerations as the circle praised their generous host.
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Robert J. J.wilson
East Sixth Street
Stevenson Lake
George Wilson
George
In Loving Memory of Willis
In loving memory of Willis who left us four years ago October 18. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Regar and Children recall him with sorrow and faith as they look toward the heavenly home.
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Willis
Adam Regar
Notice to Grant Township Voters to Register Optimal electors
Ernest Green clerk announces at home October 15 and October 25 for all qualified electors not yet registered for the general election on November 4, 1930. Registration efforts target Grant Township voters in advance of the election.
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Bits Ernest Green
Farmers Take Notice Livestock Listings Reminder
Farmers Independent Produce Co posts a livestock listing with next shipping date set for Tuesday October 28. Farmers are urged to list their cattle and other stock for the forthcoming shipment.
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Farmers’ Independent Produce Co
Dance Night at Duncan's Hall Saturday
Saturday night at Duncan's Hall promises a lively dance with music and social mixer. Attendees are urged to arrive early for crowd control and seating.
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Duncan’s Hall
Dr J W Dunlop Dies at Age 73
Obituary notes the death of Dr J W Dunlop at 73 and lists surviving relatives in Ontario and Michigan. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev H B Johnson officiating and burial at Cherry Grove. The report includes a son and daughter, siblings, and a long verse of farewell from comrades.
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Jas
Hamilton
Ont
David
Marlette
Agnes Riddley
Moosejaw
Jas. Dunlop
David Dunlop
Bethel
Clara Meredith
Agnes Meredith
Chathan
Louise Dunlop
Jean
James
Dresden
Congregational Church
H. B. Johnson
Oxford
John Q. Lockledge
Cherry Grove
Sincere thanks for kindness after our sorrow
We extend heartfelt gratitude to friends for the loving sympathy shown during our recent sorrow. Your comforting words and support brought solace to our family in this difficult time.
Gratitude for Plant Flowers Cards and Hospital Stay
A note thanks friends for the plant flowers cards and letters sent during a hospital stay and expresses appreciation to the Sentinel for delivering the paper while there.
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Thre Sentinel
Fragmentary Note of Prices and Items
A garbled OCR fragment lists various prices like 13.00 10.00 12.00 10.00 and scattered letters, offering no clear item names or context beyond numeric amounts. The readable parts suggest a mixed price list or receipt fragment with no identifiable people, places, or organizations.
Oil Drilling Encounters Trouble in Hatton and Nearby
Oil news reports ongoing trouble at Hatton township where a rock formation halts progress at about 500 feet. McKay Mercier wells Nos 4 and 6 Grant and Surrey show a good start while Ragon well in Vernon township hits Dundee at 72 feet with no oil. Crowley well faces frequent tool losses and flowage issues.
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Hatton Township
McKay-Mercier
Grant
Surrey
Ragon
Vernon Township
Dundee
Crowley
Clare Sentinel Begins Fifty-Third Year
The Clare Sentinel marks its fifty third year under Feighner and Parish with Ben Parish owning the Andrus interest since 1923. Malcolm Welch guided early printing and a long tenure at The Clare Courier before joining The Sentinel in 1921, now supporting five employees.
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Andrus
Jones
Ben. Parish
Feighner & Parish
Parish
Clare
Malcolm
Welch and
Bennett
Dr. Clure
Clare County Cleaver
Clare Courier
Sentinel
Notice to Voters Registrations at Home
Notice from Clerk Ernest Kleiner of Sheridan that he will be at his home on Saturday October 25 to register any qualified voter for the November election. The public notice indicates a local registration event.
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Ernest Kleiner
Sheridan
Shipping dates set for Clare Association departures
The Clare Shipping Association announces two upcoming ship departures on Thursdays November 4 and 18. Captain H. Dawson and shippar provide details for the schedules and port calls.
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Clare Shipping Association
Thesdays
Novambdar
H. AS Dawson
Shippar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare, Michigan
Zemmer Motor Sales
Clare ‘County
Ordee Tar
Ann Arbor
Gon
Pere Marquette
Harrison
Midland
Reed City
Wim Grove
Slentz
Robert
Heavenly Father
Citizens ‘State Bank
Clare Realty Co
Farm Insurance
J. W. Dunlop
Father O
Clare Elevator Co
Li W. Jackson
Clare Sentinel
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