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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1939

Page

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State Officials Confer At Local Hotel This Week

Harry F. Kelly Secretary of State led a two day Fourth Division conference at the Doherty Hotel Clare with Lee C. Richardson Arion Ley and other officials from the Motor Vehicle and Gas Tax Divisions. The gathering discussed safety education new pamphlets What Every Driver Must Know and tax refund extensions for unused gasoline.

Harry F. Kelly Clare Department of State Elmer J. Hanna Harbor Springs Clare County Doherty Hotel Lee C. Richardson Arion Ley Harold B. Bradshaw Clare McNaughton Nelson Cole Alanson Frank Hackmuth Frank Priest Mancelona Jess McKenna West Branch Cecil Galloway Midland Mose Champney Traverse City Clinton Gasahl Muskegon James Ogilvie Fountain Louis Robinson Bay City G. R. Pettit Ithaca Michigan State Police Mr. Kelly Olander

Rural students and groups head to Lansing for college visit

Some 230 Clare county rural school pupils and Future Farmers of America members will travel to Michigan State College in eight buses from Freeman Lake Harrison Farwell and other districts. They will tour the campus and attend a college football game, returning the same evening, with Paul D. Gibson as agricultural agent.

Clare County Michigan State College Lansing Claré Paul D. Gibson Freeman and Lake Township Unit Harrison Farwell Kirby Davis Austa Grandon Temple Frost

Clare Community Fair at Clare High School November 8 9

The Clare Community Fair returns as a two day event at Clare High School on Wednesday and Thursday November 8 and 9. Doors open 12 30 p m to 11 p m each day with rural schools farmers and homemakers invited to exhibit in open classes. Cash prizes ribbons and free entry boost the offerings sponsored by the Clare Board of Education the State Department of Agriculture and the Clare Isabella Agricultural Society.

Clare Clare High School Clare Board of Education State Department of Agriculture Clare-Isabella Agricultural Society Lloyd Eberhart Austin Moore Calvin Arnold A. E. Mulder Ed. Johnston George White Dewey Wood BH. D. Kennedy Ernest Kleiner Jay GC. Hansen Clare F. B. A Roger Haring Bernard Scott Wallace Krell Walter Bolle Raymond Marshall Ruth Strouse Zella Carey Audrey Wild June Cleveland

Plans for Community Hallowe'en Party Outlined

Plans are set for the annual Community Hallowe'en party on October 31 sponsored by Clare businessmen to curb mischief. Activities include a 3:30 p.m. movie at the Ideal Theater, courtesy cars to Tourist Park at 7:00 p.m., a bonfire at 7:30, tug of war between High School juniors and seniors, costume prizes, jack o lanterns, ghost stories by Paul Lowrey and group singing, ending with a hotdog feed.

Hallowe’en Clare Ideal Theater West Fifth Street Paul Lowrey

Roy Joslin Home Destroyed By Fire Near City Limits

Fire last Friday at the Roy Joslin residence near US-27 destroyed the home and personal effects valued at about 5310. The blaze started from a gas heater and exploded after igniting a live pilot. The Joslins, away at a football game, faced total losses with no insurance on their son Leo Joslin’s property.

Roy Joslin Us-27 Joslin Leo Joslin

Fowler Orchard a Central Michigan Show Place in Fowler

The Fowler Orchard between Clare and Harrison covers 187 acres with 7700 apple trees and yields 20 000 to 25 000 bushels annually. Purchased in 1938 by Dr. R H Strange it operates with 40 seasonal workers, uses a mechanical grader, and markets windfall apples on the ground. The orchard emphasizes nine sprayings yearly to control pests and markets cider from a modern hydraulic press with its own label.

Fowler Clare Harrison Michigan Frank A. Fowler R. H. Strange Mt. Pleasant Harl Cradit U. S Washington

County Health Meeting to Feature Cancer Lecture

The Clare County Child Health Committee holds its first regular meeting of the year on Wednesday November 1 at 8 p m in Harrison School auditorium. Dr Harry M Bishop of Saginaw will present an illustrated lecture on Cancer Control with humor and educational value.

Clare County Child Health Committee Harrison School Harry. M Saginaw Bishop University_of Michigan Harrison

Alleged Service Station Robbers in County Jail

Several defendants appear in Justice Hudsons Court on charges of reckless driving and armed robbery. Gerry Carmony 23 a Ashley school teacher was fined after driving with lights out and running a red signal. Howard Karcher 21 Cadillac was fined after driving without lights and speeding. Archie Clawson Breckenridge and Gerald Brown St Louis were bound over for armed robbery after an early morning gas station hold up in Greenwood township. Mary Cardenza 19 and Larry Barbara 28 Rosebush wed in Clare City Hall.

Gerry R. Carmony Ashley Fred Hudson Carmony Clare Harrison Howard Karcher Cadillac Justice Hudson’s Court Wm. B. Duanilop Karcher McEwan and Fifth Streets West Fifth Street Hudson’s Court Archie Clawson Breckenridge Gerald Brown St. Louis Clawson Brown Brivin Budd Greenwood Township Gagoloine Justice Court Clare County Mary Cardenza Larry Barbara Rosebush Clare City Hall

Salvation Army Drives Annual Appeal in Clare

Envoy Harry Harp state representative for the Salvation Army leads the annual fundraising campaign in Clare this week. Li H. Davy serves as treasurer for the drive with donations accepted at the Davy store. Harp has the endorsement of the Clare Chamber of Commerce.

Harry Harp Salvation Army Clare Li. H. Davy Davy Harp Clare Chamber of Commerce

Clare Fire Department assists at Harrison Fire

Clare firefighters aided Harrison crews Monday evening to battle a residence fire as county units faced hose trouble hindering their efforts.

Clare Fire Department Harrison Fire Clare F Fire Harriwon

Rummage Sale at Congregational Church Basement

The Congregational Guild announces a rummage sale in the church basement on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, November 10 and 11, 1982. Proceeds support church programs.

Congregational Guild

1940 license plates go on sale in state cities

The 1940 auto license plates, black on silver, issued by the Secretary of State, went on sale Tuesday in larger cities. No plates have arrived at local offices yet. notice will be given when they come. There are no “favor” plates this year and managers must issue licenses consecutively. Secretary Harry F. Kelly ordered the start, warning branch offices. Buyers with 1939 plates should surrender them.

Secretary of State Harry F. Kelly

Aunt Tillie Goes to Town staged by F F A and club

Clare High School students present the farce Aunt Tillie Goes to Town at the auditorium on November 9. The play by Wilbur Brain, arranged by Samuel French, features a full cast of amateur actors with Mr J B Speare directing.

Aunt Tillie Clare High School Home He. Club Wilbur Brain Samuel French Tillie Aunt Tillie Trask Faynell White Lucinda Talboe Martha Artin Pamela Marsh Mayrybelle Ford Lizzie Parsons Yalla Carey Ellen Neeland Dorothy Eberhart Ronald Howland Bill Leesh Luther Lorrimer Harold Brooks Mervin Tucker Neal Joslin Charlie Lloyd Eberhart Tillie Tucker Audrey Wild Hattie Bing Anna Marie Murphy J. B. Speare

Rexall to hold four day sale at Anderson's next week

Rexall Drug Store participates in the 25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee One Cent Sale with a four day event Wednesday through Saturday. Anderson announces it will be the most complete One Cent Sale in history and directs readers to the advertisement for details. Townsend club to host a Hard Time Party and Penny Supper on October 28 featuring free entertainment and dance.

Rexall Anderson Jocal Rexall Drug Store Farwell No. 1 Townsend Club

Elizabeth Feighner Weds Dexter Elden in Clare Nuptials

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Feighner and Dexter Elden was held at the Feighner home on West Seventh Street with Rev. Albert Dawe officiating. After a three course dinner at Gleason’s, the couple left for a Southern Michigan trip and will reside in the Barnes Apartment after November 1.

M. D. Feighner West Seventh Street Elizabeth Dexter Hiden N. A. Hilden Albert Dawe Congregational Church Mendelssohn Donald McDonald Alma Royal Davis Standish Harald Jones Gleason’s V. J. i Kittendorf Detroit Jack Harner Anna Harner Ypsilanti Herbert Sargent West Branch Frank Feighner Midland Gerald Green Farwell

Clare Hosts Breckenridge in Gridiron Tilt Tonight

Breckenridge High School football visits Clare this evening as both teams chase momentum after season losses of 6 0 to shepherd high. Strong grandstand support expected at Glare’s field at 7 30 with fans urged to cheer the pioneers to victory.

Breckenridge High Clare Breckenridge Lads Saginaw Valley Breckenridge Shepherd High Pioneers

Peggy Lou Thayer Injured Crossing US 27

Peggy Lou Thayer five-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rolland Thayer was seriously injured Monday morning when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs Hilen Hutchinson four miles south of Clare on US 27. She suffered a fractured left leg below the knee and broken collar bones and was treated at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital before returning home. Lester Sprague, son of Harold Sprague, was hurt when his wagon leg slipped and he broke his left knee. he was treated by Dr Slattery in Clare and at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital and returned home awaiting healing.

Peggy Lou Thayer Rolland Thayer Thayer Clare Peggy Lou Joe Crowley Hilen Hutchinson East Fifth Street Dr. Slattery Louie Thayer Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital Lester Harold Sprague Silver Lake

Clare Cleaners Install Iron for Silk Garments

Clare Cleaners announces a new electric iron to press silk garments, enabling better workmanship for fall and winter dress needs. Proprietor Jones invites customers to visit and see the iron in operation.

Clare Cleaners Hana Howard Jones Ion

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