Lake George resident injured in city street accident
Mrs. Rose Duross of Lake George was struck by a car on west Fifth Street in front of City Hall and Memorial building. She suffered severe cuts and bruises, was taken to Clare hospital unconscious, and is recovering under family care. In a separate collision near Alma, Cal Dalrymple's Terraplane and Archie Jordan's Model A collided on U.S. 27, injuring several others and wrecking both cars. all were treated at Clare hospital.
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West Fifth Street
City Hall
Memorial Building
Rose Duross
Lake George
Marcia Dusenbury
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Hospital
Stanley McAlpine
Detroit
Stanley Duross
Lake Georer
Cal. Dalrymple
Alma
Archie Jordan
Wise Township
John Barkman
Roy Smith
Auldry Mesgisher
Imen
Consumers Power Company
Jordan
J. A. Reeder
Masonic Soft Ball Challenge Decides Chicken Supper Trophy
The Farwell Masonic lodge staged a soft ball series to decide which side must host a chicken supper. Captain Bernard Schofield led one team to a 20 to 9 win, then R F Tyndall’s side won 12 to 7 in extra innings, and the final tally gave Tyndall’s team 15 to 12 with a chicken feast to follow.
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Farwell
Cecil Davison
Bernard Schofield
R. F. Tyndall
Schofield
Tyndall
Ex-Service Men Picnic and Reunion at Wilson State Park
Ex-service men attend a reunion and picnic at Wilson State Park in Harrison on Sunday September 23. Bring the family and a well filled basket for a day of recreation.
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Wilson State Park
Harrison
Diamond Ring Recovered After Labor Day Liner Notice
A Flint teacher lost a valuable diamond ring on McEwan street during Labor Day weekend. Burton Northon of Vernon found the ring and brought it to the Sentinel office where the owner identified it on Saturday. The teacher expressed gratitude for the recovery.
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Flint
Clare
Lst
McEwan ‘Street
Sentinel
Burton Northon
Vernon
Burton
Advertisers Double Header At Haring Field Sunday
The Advertisers staged a double header at Haring Field Sunday. In the first game Delwin Grange led Clare early but the Grangers came back to win 6 to 4. The second game, with Stevenson Jake, tied 2 2 in the ninth before Clare pushed across the winning run. Next Sunday they meet Harrison at the Haring diamond seeking another victory.
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Haring Field
Haring’s Field
Delwin Grange
Clare Boys
Grangers
Stevenson Jake
Clare
Harrison
Haring
Funeral Held Tuesday For Allen Gerow
Allen Gerow aged eighty two died recently after a long illness in Clare County Michigan. He was born February 11 1852 in Prince Edward Islands Canada and came to Michigan in 1870s working in lumber and river driving before settling in Sheridan township. He married Jane Richmond in 1881 and had four children and later wed Evaline Gerow. Doris B. remained with the family. He moved to Clare in 1915 and was active in the Orange Lodge and John Q. Lock lodge No 404 F and A M. The funeral was conducted by Rev John E Lockyer with Masonic interment.
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Allen Gerow
Clare County
Sheridan Township
Prince Edward Islands
Canada
Michigan
Muskegon
Jane Richmond
Hffie Root
Duluth
Minn
Mabel Root
Hill City
William and
Wesley
Evaline Gerow
Doris B
Clare
Doris
Gerow
Orange Lodge
John Q. Lock Lodge
John E. Lockyer
The
M. EB
Masonic Fraternity
Gladwin Fair Enlarged to Four-Day Exposition
The Gladwin farm exposition expands to four days September 18 to 21 to host more events. Future Farmers and 4-H clubs from Gladwin and nearby counties will participate in all fair activities. Horse races every afternoon with free acts, daily ball games, and a Friday fireworks display to cap the event.
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Gladwin
Eaton-Agle Wedding Unites Jennié Eaton and Benjamin Agle
Miss Jennié Eaton of Coleman wed Benjamin H. Agle on September 1 at the home of Mrs. Seeley Johnson in West Grant. Rev. Van Hooge officiated at noon before twenty eight relatives and friends, followed by a wedding dinner. The couple then visited Mt. Pleasant and plan to live with his mother for now.
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Jennié Eaton
Coleman
Benjamin H. Agle
van Hooge
Seeley Johnson
West Grant
Mt. Pleasant
Battle Creek Teen Killed in Auto Crash on US 12
Max Alwood 16, of Battle Creek, died after his touring car collided with another vehicle driven by Burritt Pharr of Marshall near Cady Road on US 12. Dwight Shannon 17 and Jack Gillis 18 were injured lightly, Pharr suffered several injuries. Alwood, son of Warren and Mrs. Alwood, attended local schools and is survived by three sisters and his parents. Reverend Telder led services with burial at Cherry Grove after a prayer service at Hebble chapel.
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Max Alwood
Warren Alwood
Battle Creek
Burritt
Pharr
Marshall
U. S. 12
Cady Road
Atwood
Dwight Shannon
Jack Gillis
H. H. Gay
Richland
Marjorie
Crystal
Max
Vera Gordon
Roy
Glenn Gordon
Arthur Township
Hebble Chapel
Cherry Grove
A. D. Telder
Jesse Wood
Jesse Cosher
Georgie Crumb
Watervliet
Berle Little
Bina Alwood
Aiseabiine
Raymond Reed
Lansing
Irene
Laura Gordon
Saginaw
Beekeepers Meet September 20 At Bay City
Regional District No 3 hosts the Saginaw Valley Beekeepers Association gathering September 20 at Oscar Schmidt’s near Bay City. Demonstration on tar paper case packing and timely seasonal management will be covered alongside market developments.
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Saginaw Valley Beekeepers Association
Oscar Schmidt
M47
Bay City
Wagner-Schlafley Nuptials in Midland Ceremony
Bob Schlafley and Miss Catherine Wagener of Midland wed at the Congregational Parsonage Sunday evening September 9. Rev Albert Dawe officiated with ring ceremony. Cousins Mr Leo Joslin and Mrs Joslin attended as witnesses.
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Bob Schlafley
Catherine Wagener
Midland
Albert Dawe
Leo Joslin
Thayer Brothers Creamery Butter Wins First Prize
In Detroit at the State Fair final dairy judging Simon Hagerdorn state dairy inspector awarded first prize in butter to the Thayer Brothers of this city He called the exhibit the largest he had seen noting a rise from three tubs and two cheeses to 100 tubs of butter and fifty cheeses The Northern Creamery Co Traverse City won second and Delta Milk Products Co Escanaba took third The local creamery gains pride for its winning product and the city’s growing dairy industry.
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Detroit
Simon Hagerdorn
Michigan
Thayer Brothers
Hagerdorn
Northern Creamery Co
Traverse City
Delta Milk Products Co
Escanaba
Clare
Fellowship Supper at Congregational Church
A fellowship pot luck supper and social time is planned at the Congregational Church on Friday evening, September 21. All members and friends are urged to attend to discuss winter work and enjoy a short program. Each person should bring their own table service. No charge or collection will be taken.
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Congregational Church
Shere
Classified liners will help you clean house profit
A brief notice suggests using classified liners to aid cleaning tasks aimed at achieving profit from selling or disposing of items. The item implies a home cleanup or real estate renovation angle to boost resale value.
Fall Seed Loans Obtained by Farmers
The Federal Emergency Crop Loan Office accepts applications for fall seeding loans for wheat rye or other 1935 crops. Maximum loan is 2.00 per acre with crop mortgage due August 31 1935. Applications must be filed at the County Agricultural Agent's office before September 15.
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Federal Emergency Crop Loan Office
Michigan Farmers Access Emergency Feed Loans in 41 Counties
The Farm Credit Administration offers emergency crop and feed loans to Michigan farmers in secondary drought areas south of a Mason-Dixon line excluding Arenac Bay Saginaw Huron Tuscola and Sanilac. A $40 million appropriation funds the program with security notes due November 1, 1935 and rates to match other federal emergency loans. County agents help locate loan offices and determine per farmer limits based on livestock holdings.
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Michigan
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan
Farm Credit Administration
Mason Arenac North Line
Arenac
Bay
Saginaw
Huron
Tuscola
Sanilac
Home Management Ladies Meet Next Tuesday at Harrison
Clare county housewives enroll in Home Economics Extension discussions on Housecleaning Made Easier. First training session led by P D Gibs gon at Harrison on September 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miss Julia Pond of Michigan State College will teach five sessions on homemade cleaners and cleaning methods for walls woodwork wallpaper metals and furnishings. Other topics include Laundry Methods The Homemakers Clock The House with a Place for Everything and the Homemaker.
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Clare County
Harrison
P. D. Gibsgon
Julia Pond
Michigan State College
Miss. Pond
Six year old Clare County boy loses eye in accident
Herbert Smith, six, son of Mr and Mrs N H Smith, suffered a severe eye injury at their Doc and Tom Lake ranch. A piece of concrete struck him just above the eye while playing with his sister Natalie eight. He was taken to Clare doctor then Harper hospital Detroit where doctors removed the injured eye and strive to save the other amid infection. The family, originally from Detroit, hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Herbert
N. H. Smith
Doc
Tom
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Smiths
Tom Lake
Clare Study Club Meeting at Doherty Cottage
The Clare Study Club will meet Tuesday afternoon September 18 at the J. Doherty cottage by Lake George. Members, daughters, teachers, and the Glee Club girls are invited. bring own table service. Transportation assistance available via Mabel Horton or Susan Hall.
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Clare Study Club
J. &. Doherty
Lake George
Mabel Horton
Susan Hall
Dancing Party at Mt. Vernon Grange
Mt. Vernon Grange resumes dances on Friday September 21 inviting all residents. Committee 4812 coordinated event details and welcomes community participation.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Primary Election Sparks Countywide Contest in Clare
Rain did not dampen Clare County voters as the Republican side backed Theo Bowler for Prosecuting Attorney and George Bates for Sheriff with clear margins. Tim Graves won the Democratic Governor nomination by five votes, Mercer claimed the Senate seat in county, and district results favored Carpenter statewide. Complete state and district totals appear in the county column.
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Clare County
Theo. B. Bowler
Donald &. Holbrook
Jos. K. Naumes
Leo J. Campeanu
Harrison
George Bates
Halmond Woods
Roy Shumway
Tim Graves
Herschel Reiss
Republian
Oise A. Derby
Fred W. Sc
Frank Fitzgerald
Michigan
Arthur J. Lacy
Clare
Comstock
Mercer
Ben Carpenter
Carpenter
Ira Richmond
Robert Archambault
A. J. Doherty
B. N. Mercer
Hugh Barnes
T. Carl Holbrook
Jas
Bicknell J
Ard
George White
R. I. Hebher
Ed. Johnston
O. D. Bayes
Alex McKinnon
Evening Reverie of Faith on a midsummer farm
In a solitary midsummer-night scene Blanche Smith Allen reflects on God’s existence and the origin of the world. The quiet farm ambiance under starry skies is punctuated by crickets and whispering elm trees, suggesting a divine creation.
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God
Taimaire
Blanche Smith
Allen
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