Clare Attorney Appointed as Public Administrator
Attorney Alexander Wylie of Clare County was appointed last week as Public Administrator by Buell A. Doelle under the supervision of Barry Toy, Attorney General. This marks Clare County’s first public administrator and aims to manage estates without heirs and protect escheated estates. Wylie, nine years in private practice, will also scrutinize unusual creditor claims and foreign heir rights, reporting to Judge Thomas S. Dorsey and the State Public Administrator. Fred Doherty helped promote the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Wylie
Thos. S. Dorsey
Clare
Fred Doherty
Assistance Offered to Students Desiring Further Education
The National Youth Administration set up by President Roosevelt offers aid to students unable to attend high school or college. Eligible youths aged 16 to 25 from relief families may receive part time work earning about $6.00 a month while they study, or aid for exceptional cases. Apply at the high school. call 138 or visit the high school immediately.
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National Youth Administration
Roosevelt
B. D. Kennedy
Mrs Dorothy Sweet Dies. Longtime Clare Resident
Mrs Dorothy Sweet passed away at her daughter’s home in Midland on August 6 after living in Clare for many years. Services were held Friday with six nephews as pallbearers and interment in Midland cemetery. She came to Clare in 1887 from near Chatham Ontario and always considered Clare home. She was the youngest of twelve and survived by two children and her daughter Mrs Downs of Midland.
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Dorothy Sweet
Garl Downs
Midland
Clare
Grayling Post Plans District Meet and Home Talent Show
Walter 4H Larman Post held a regular meeting at the Clare Community Building. Plans were made for a joint picnic with the Auxiliary at Bellinger’s Grove on September 22. Delegates reported on the State Convention and upcoming District and National events.
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Walter
Larman
Clare
Bellinger’s Grove
Hollywood
Grayling
Peter G. Mason
Blanchard
Jane Mason
Saint Louis
Bellinger
Tenth District Legion Meeting in Grayling With Banquet
Grayling hosts the Tenth District meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary next Monday evening. Local Post and Auxiliary Units plan a large turnout with entertainment and short talks. Business meetings begin at five, followed by a parade and banquet, with dancing at Camp Grayling Officers Club House.
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American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Grayling
Camp Grayling
Nationalization of Munitions Debate Topic at Michigan
The University of Michigan Extension Division sponsors the nineteenth annual high school debates on nationalization of munitions. Students debate whether the U S should own all munition plants to curb arms sales and promote peace or allow private manufacturers to profit. The Neutrality Act and impending Italian Ethiopian conflict frame the timely issue. Dr W D Henderson directs the Extension Division and Dr William P Halstead leads the Forenáte Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Extension Division
University of Michigan
Congress
Monrose High School
W. D. Henderson
William P. Halstead
Forenaté Association
Wolverine wildlife car to tour northern Michigan September 16
The Wolverine, a railway car promoting conservation, will visit forty northern Michigan communities starting September 16. Sponsored by the Department of Conservation and rail lines, the exhibits cover birds fish foreshy forestry fire prevention and park activities. Stops include Reed City Saginaw Bay City Alpena and Marquette among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
Pennsylvania
Pere Marquette
Detroit-Mackinac
Michigan Central
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
Soo
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
Paris Mecosta County
Reed City
Saginaw
Bay City
East Tawas
Alpena
Onaway
Cheboygan
Mackinac City
Trout Lake
Sault Ste. Marie
Soo Junction
Newberry
Marquette
Negaunee
Khen
Gladstone
Manistique
Engadine
Gaylord
Grayling West Branch
Saginaw Midland
Clare
Ludington
Baldwin Kaleva
Thompsonville
Draver
Lohrke Grocery Sold to Standish Young Men
Glen Martin and Harvey Upton of Standish have become joint proprietors of the Lohrke grocery after a deal completed last week. They took possession Monday morning and seek to continue patronage from old and new customers with courteous service. Mr. and Mrs. Lohrke and family plan to return to Bay City after moving from Clare.
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Glen Martin
Harvey Upton
Standish
Lohrke
Clare
Bay City
John Q Look Lodge to Observe Constitution Night
John Q Look Lodge will hold a special communication on Tuesday evening September 17 to honor the 147th anniversary of the U S Constitution. Grand Lodge of Michigan has designated Constitution Night with a proclamation urging observance. The program includes patriotic music readings and a local member's address on rights duties and duties under the Constitution.
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John Q
Look Lodge
Constitution
United States
Grand Lodge of
Michigan
Grand
County Extension Classes Resume This Month
County extension classes resume this month with no cost to participants. Home makers in communities of seven or more women should notify County Agent Paul Gibson at Harrison to form a class. Glare high school hosts the training center with Julia Pond leading Home Management studies.
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Michigan State College
Paul Gibson
Harrison
Glare
Julia Pond
State Extension
Teader
Clare County
The
Sentinel
Clare Council No 4189 elected officers
The Clare Council No. 4189 Security Benefit Association held its annual meeting Monday night and elected officers for the year: President Alfred Schneider, Vice President Elmer Osborne, Second Vice President Merle Puleifer, Prelate Pearl Osborne, See Basil Harvey, Conductor Morence Schneider, Inside Guard Effie Harvey, Outside Guard Bernard Gerow, Organist Mildred Johnson.
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Clare Council
Security Benefit Association
Alfred Schneider
Elmer Osborne
Merle Puleifer
Pearl Osborne
Basil Harvey
Morence
Schneider
Effie Harvey
Bernard Gerow
Mildred*Johnson
Large Freshman Enrollment Shapes School Schedule
The high school enrolls 236 students, with 150 non-residents and state tuition of 65.06 per pupil. To handle freshmen excess, three algebra, two English, two Home Economics, two General Business Training, and two Biology sections were created. two small classes were cut to free teachers.
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Varius
Tne Sentinel
Golf Tournament at Twin Elms Draws Wide Attention
Enthusiasts fill Twin Elms course for a Sunday championship with Byron Gallagher and Leo Hampton leading the first achievements. Mortimer and others contend in tight flights as spectators praise sportsmanship and skill amid a lively community event.
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Twin Elms
Altho
Bryan Gallagher
Leo Hampton
Lawdy
Agify
Chanice
Byron
Taateh
Saarr
Bviene Wa
Preak
Health Unit Activities Prolonging Human Life
The discussion notes that life expectancy has risen due to modern hygiene and sanitation, with major gains in infant and young life while older adult health remains less improved. The article references Montaigne on mortality and signals continued coverage on aging health (Continued on Page Twelve).
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Montaigne
Pretty Wedding At St. Cecilia Church
Miss Margaret Byrne wed Spencer Michael Ennis at St. Cecilia Church in a fall ceremony performed by Rev. Father Stanley Morrison. The couple plans to reside in Newberry after October 15 as Ennis works with an insurance firm.
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St. Cecilia Church
Clare and Farwell
Margaret Byrne
Spencer Michael Ennis
Stanley Morrison
Leona
Mary Francis Ennis
Frank Ennis
Norbert Byrne
Patrick Ennis
James Monroe
Madzy; Lamb
Farwell
Floyd Burston
Lamb
Ennis
Francis M. Ennis
Newberry
Francis M. Byrne
Rosella
Norbert
Cecilia Byrne
Mary Byrne
Arthur Aug
June Sheulander
Leroy
John Maxwell Carter
Flint
Central State Teachers College
Chippewa
Clare Couple Married at Oxford Sunday
Miss Ruth Dawson and Mr. Neil Stirling of Wyandotte were married at the Oxford Congregational church parsonage by Rev. H. B. Johnson. Attendants were Miss Lois Dawson and M. A. Nugent, both of Wyandotte. The couple, Clare High School and Ferris Institute graduates, are pharmacists in Wyandotte and plan an auto tour of the upper peninsula before settling there.
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Ruth Dawson
Neil Stirling
Wyandotte
Oxford Congregational Church
H. B. Johnson
Lois’ Dawson
M.A. Nugent
Miss Dawson
Harvey ‘Dawson
Clare
Brooin Dy
Chas
Stirling
Clare High School
Ferris Institute
Upper Peninsula
Wyndotté
Three Year Old Boy Killed by Auto in Grant Township
Robert Kenneth Craw ford, three, son of Mr and Mrs Ted Craw ford of Detroit, died at Clare County General Hospital from injuries in an auto accident near George Haring farm Grant township. Driver C H Breen tried to brake and steer away but the boy’s head hit the rear fender. A coroner’s inquest labeled it an unavoidable accident.
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Robert Kenneth
Ted Crawford
Detroit
Clare County General Hospital
George Haring
Grant Township
C. H. Breen
Theo. G. Bowler
F. C. Sanford
Early Fall Moving Brings Wide Local Residence Shifts
The fall moving trend reshapes Clare's housing as multiple families swap homes. The Baxters move to Indiana from the McLeod property on Cedar street, Ida McLeod relocates to her house, Evaline Gerow and Doris take the Beigle-Hudson residence, and the Wyman family vacate for the Rogers house. The Derby family returns to the Baxter home, Dr. Wilson buys the Schaaf property, Mildred oversees the Derby house, the county treasurer and wife occupy a furnished apartment with Mrs. Canfield, the Grises move to the Dionise Tavern apartment, and the Hether family moves from the Alger property to the same. The town faces a housing shortage and rising demand for modern apartments.
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Henry Baxter
Indiana
McLeod
Cedar Street
Ida McLeod
Beigle-Hudson
East Seventh Street
Evaline Gerow
Doris
Hugene Wyman
Rogers Hose
7Th Street
Glare
Baxter
D. A. Derby
Wymans
Harrison
Wilson
Schaaf
Ralph Mhether
Alger House
Clare
Hampton Family Honors I E Hampton On 73rd Birthday
Last Friday evening the children of Mr and Mrs I E Hampton and their families gathered at the Hampton home to celebrate his 73rd birthday. After supper the group went to Twin Hills golf Course where Mr Hampton played nine holes scoring 84. Friends extend birthday wishes for many more happy events.
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I. E. Hampton
Hampton
Twin
Hlms Golf Course
the Sentinel
Farmers Union Ladies Auxiliary Present Play and Music
The Farmers Union Ladies Auxiliary will stage a play and musical entertainment with a pre social following at the Grove Grange Hall on Tuesday evening, September 17. Admission ten cents. Proceeds aid the auxiliary.
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Farmers’ Union
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A. BE. Wylie
Alexander BE. Wylie
Grayling Post
Larman Post and Unit
Lohrke Grocery
John Q. Look
Bessie Bradley
Clare Public School
Leo
Mort
Champien
Mike” Hilden
Acey Parker
Nellie
Ike
Chamion
Hol Johnston
Arid
Sir Mortimer
Harris
Finsly
A. Bates
Caple
Spencer M. Ennis
Oxford
George Haring Farm
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