Clare County Induction Selections Depart September 26
Five Clare county men were chosen for final induction into the Army with two more groups planned. John Severson’s induction was postponed to November to aid his father’s farming. four selectees will depart September 26 for Detroit, with another 20 undergoing pre induction exams September 20. Four additional locals face final induction October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Clare County
John Severson
Clare
Eo Jordan
John W. Young
R-4
Gladwin
Rolland Gunderman
Wetzel Rodgers
Temple
Severson
Detroit
German DP Family Heads to New American Home
Siegfred Menger 40 his wife Hildegarde and two and a half year old son Norbert, a displaced family from Stuttgart, sail Cherbourg on the Queen Elizabeth September 14 and arrive New York next day. They will be met in Oil City by Royal Atkins with church support after quarantine. Menger, formerly a master automobile mechanic, will seek suitable work in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfred Menger
Hildegarde
Norbert
Stuttgart
U.S
Germany
Cherbourg
France
New York
America
Poyal Atkins
Clare
Assembly of God Church
Oil City
Mengot
Berlin
Menger
United States
American Motor Pool
P T A Invites Parents To First Meeting Monday
The Clare Parent-Teachers Association invites all parents to the first meeting of the school year on Monday September 18 at 8 00 p m at the school Royal Akins urged participation to help make the school better
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Parent-Teachers Association
Royal Akins
Akins
P.T.A
Free Chest X-ray Service At Fair Draws Crowds
Hundreds in Clare county take part in the fair's free chest X-ray program run by the Michigan Department of Health with District Health Dept No. 7 and the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. Free X-rays available to those 15 and older until September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Michigan Department of Health
District Health Department No. 7
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
District Health Department
Irwin C. Sweet
Plea of guilty entered in assault case Monday
Alvin Dewey of Clare pleaded guilty to felonious assault for allegedly stabbing his wife with an ice pick on July 7. Judge Holbrook referred the case to Probation Officer Maurice Shaw for investigation. The People vs Osher Benson was remanded to Justice Court for examination. Mervil Robison received two years probation and restitution after pleading guilty to desertion and non support. James Franklin Beals of Boyne City had his case continued to next week for issuing a bad check. Darlene Steadman was granted a divorce from Lyle Steadman of Lake Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Dewey
Clare
Donald B. Holbrook
Maurice Shaw
the People
Osher Benson
Justice Court
Mervil Robison
James Franklin Beals
Boyne City
Darlene Steadman
Lyle Steadman
Lake Station
Primary election yields shape up for governor and others
In late returns Republican Harry Kelly leads for Governor with about 197 353 votes to Alger 156 585 and Keyes 110 476. Woodruff wins Ninth District House seat. Vandenberg leads Lt Governor GOP race. Prescott defeats Carpenter for State Senator. Roach unopposed Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Kelly
Fred M. Alger
Wayne
Alger
Keyes
Engel
Leith
Williams
William C. Vandenberg
U. S
Arthur H. Vadenberg
Vandenberg
Henderson
Cederberg
William J. Kelly
Charles H. Cliff
Fred L. Koenders
Charles T. Prescott
Ben Carpenter
Carpenter
Prescott
Clare
Oscoda
Tosco County
Prescott Carpenter Avenue
Ogeman
Alcona
Osceola
Gladwin
Osceoa
Roscommon
Crawford
Tesco
Wilbur C. Roach
Fred M. Alger, Jr
Albert J. Engel
Harry F.‘Kelly
Hiugene C. Keyes
Thomas S. Leith
Harry Henderson
LaVerna M. Laubengayel
Dan Mills
William ©. Vandenberg
Congress
Hiford
al Caderberg
Roy C. Woodratf
Sabelula-Clare
Hugh D. Johnston
Michigan to reopen lower peninsula pheasant season
The conservation department approves a 22 day pheasant season in the lower peninsula from October 15 to November 5, with two birds daily and eight in the season. Opening hour is 10:00 am first day, 7:00 am thereafter, closing at 6:00 pm in Zone 3. Counties Alcon a, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Iosco, Leelanau and Wexford reopen for pheasant hunting. Menominee south of US 2 opens October 1–10 with two in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Lower Peninsula
Alcona
Benzie
Grand Traverse
Iosco
Leelanau
Wexford
Menominee County
Michigan
Wildlife Poster Contest Opens to All U S Students
The National Wildlife Federation in Washington announces its fourteenth annual Wildlife Poster Contest. Open to seventh through high school seniors nationwide, with two groups and prizes from 60 to 260 dollars. Submissions due January 31, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National ‘Wildlife Federation
Washington, D. C
Claude Kelley
United States
Federation
Washington 16
D. G
Bad Weather Slows Local School Day Attendance
Rain and foul weather continued in Clare County. Fair conditions caused weak attendance at the week’s school day event, disappointing observers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Waek
Two Men Fined For Carrying Rifles In Deer Area
Charles Michaels and Hassell Jon Farlegh, both of Flint, were arrested by conservation officers in Lincoln township at 2:25 am on September 2 for carrying firearms in a deer area between sunset and sunrise. They pleaded guilty and were arraigned before Justice William B. Dunlop, with each fined $57.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michaels
Hassell Jon Farlegh
Flint
Lincoln Township
Deer
Wm. B. Dunlop
Greyhound Lines Go On Fall Schedule
Greyhound Lines begin fall schedule with changes in arrival and departure times at the Clare terminal. The revised timetable is printed on page 12 of this week’s Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound Lines
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
Clare
Sentinel
Races for Road Commission Coroner Turn Out Big Vote
Rainy election day boosts turnout in Clare County primary with contests for Road Commissioner and Coroner. Avery Barber defeats incumbent Mannie Sutton for Republican Road Commissioner nomination while Carl R Stephenson and June Roge vie for Coroner. Frank Coker trails. Official tally lists multiple county and state race results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Commission
Clare County
Avery Barber
Mannie Sutton
Ona A. Blain
Thomas Reitz
Carl R. Stephenson
June Roge
Frank Coker
Clare County, Board of
June Rose
Arthur D. Johnson
Manuel Sutton
St Cecilia’s Parochial School Opens With 114 Students
The new St Cecilia’s Parochial School opened Monday with 114 elementary students. The four Felician Sisters run the school from Plymouth Michigan, led by Sister Floentine. Danced and baton classes are offered by Joanne Richard Wilcox and a hot lunch program is planned. An open house will occur during the parish Golden Jubilee on Sunday September 24 with dedication to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s Parochial School
the Felician Order
Plymouth
Michigan
Floentine
Joanne Richard Wilcox
St. Cecilia’s
Coe Robinette dies in Clare after year long illness
Coe Robinette a longtime resident of Clare died at his West State Street home Monday night following a year of illness. He was born October 11, 1878 in Williams County Ohio and died September 11 1950 in Clare at age 71. He married Melissa Frost November 8 1913 and farmed until moving to Clare. Surviving wife five daughters two brothers and many relatives. A son Mervin was killed in action February 3 1943. Funeral services were held at Clare Methodist Church with burial at Cherry Grove cemetery. Stephenson Funeral Home in charge.
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Coe Robinette
West State St
Joseph and
Matilda Robinette
Williams County
Ohio
Clare
Michigan
Melissa Frost
Pint
Melissa
Stella Trietch
Vesta Clough
Detroit
Ellen Walters
Eunice Larkins
Columbia
South Carolina
Ruth O'Dell
North Bradley
Menzo Robinette
Ypsilanti
Merville Robinette
Hamilton
Indiana
Hubert Wilkins to Lecture for Rotary Clubs
Sir Hubert Wilkins renowned explorer and scientist will speak in Clare and Mt. Pleasant on October 10 at the college auditorium Mt. Pleasant. The Rotary Clubs of Clare and Mt. Pleasant sponsor the single appearance with the lecture titled Exploration of the Arctic by Airplane and Submarine and will show polar footage from air and underwater views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
College
Wilkins
Rotary Clubs
Arctic
Polar
Hartman Infant Brought To Clare For Commitment
infant Linda Lou Hartman daughter of Forest D. Hartman and his wife died Sunday in Pontiac Hospital. The body moved from Sharpe Funeral Home to Thurston Funeral Home Clare. Brief services led by Rev. Rouse were held Tuesday at Grove Cemetery. She is survived by her parents a brother Dale and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Tarman and Mr and Mrs Hartman of Clate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lou Hartman
Forest D. Hartman
E. Washington St. Clarkston
Pontiac Hospital
Sharpe Funeral Home
Thurston Funeral Home
Clare
Rouse
Nee Grove Cemetery
Dale
John Tarman
Hartman
Clate
CHS Faces Shepherd In First Grid Test Tonight
Traffic incidents highlighted by rear end collisions and summonses after drivers reported faulty brakes and failure to yield. Across Clare area, multiple accidents caused $75 to $350 in damages with injuries and fines totaling over $63.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Shepherd
Ten Lettermen Among Seventy Candidates for Clare Pioneer Grid
Coach Don Richardson fields a 70 member squad with ten lettermen returning after last season’s six win two loss record. End John Dwyer returns after jaw fracture. Schedule lists all home and away games from Sept 15 to Nov 3 with 3 PM kickoffs except Coleman Reserves and others at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Richardson
Clare High School Pioneer
Heig
Shepherd
Richardson
Pioneers
John Dwyer
Rich Beard
A. J. Doherty
David Border
Dick Garthe
Hollis Haggart
John Musser
Blair Seiter
Dick Ulrich
Midland
Cheyboygan
Mt. Pleasant
Reed City
St. Louis
Beaverton
Coleman
Bhvart
Gladwin
Vart
Breckenridge
Hotel Doherty Schedule Notices for Wednesday September 27
A fragment notes events or notices at Hotel Doherty for Wednesday September 27. The readible portion lists possible alerts or details awaiting further particulars and care of the bureau. The text appears as a stray OCR snippet with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Clare Delegation Attends National Flying Farmers Convention
Clare sent a sizable group to the National Flying Farmers Convention in Bemidji Minnesota September 4 to 7 with over 1000 attendees from across the United States. The gathering backed civilian defense use of farmer planes and endorsed plans by the National Flying Farmers Foundation co sponsored by major agencies and universities to develop farming aviation chemicals and aircraft. Attending from Clare were Ernest Irwin and Mrs Irwin Courtney Bauer Mr and Mrs Donald Dalton Mr and Mrs Pat Walters and Mr and Mrs Ken Thibault. Some travelers fished near Grand Marais on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Flying Farmers
Bemidji
Minnesota
United States
National Mying Farmers Foundation
United States Department of Agriculture
United State Civil Arronautical Association
Chemical Manufacturers
Oklaoma A. & M. College
Texas ‘University
University of Ohio
Fort Worth
Texas
Ernest‘ Irwin
Michigan
Irwin
Courtney Bauer
Donald Dalton
Colorful Kiwanis Lectures Bring Travel and Culture Here
Clare Kiwanis Club plans a film lecture series at Clare High School auditorium this fall to feature New Zealand, Florida, Mexico, Yucatan, Guatemala, South America, Michigan shores, Japan, and California travel photography. Lectures run October 12 to March 16 with Curtis Nagel, Grant Hallsday, Bob Hall, Sam Campbell, and others. Proceeds aid underprivileged children through Hiya Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Kiwanis Club
Clare High School
Bathie Stuart
New Zealand
South Pacific
J. Gerald Hooper
Florida
South
Curtis F. Nagel
Hollywood
Rio
Mexico
Yucatan
Quatemala
South America
Amazon
Grant “Hallsday
M Higan
Lecure
Shores
Lake Superior
America
Sault Ste. Marie
Fort Williams
Bob Hall
Japan
Hall
Orient
Sam Campbell
California
Wisconsin
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Army of Detroit
James F. Beals
Woodruff
Harold B. Hughes
Seaver M. Amble
Wm. A. Henderson
Peter A. Oman
Bruce Williams
G. Mennen Williams
Rome RD
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Rotary
Lake Newa Oon
Bee
Karwell
Harrison
Kaiser
H. J. Foss
Farwell
Ruby
Weat Fifth St
McEwan St
Vernon M. Wallace
Saginaw
Reo
Foss
Wallace
Ina M. Presley
R-2
Arden Walters
West Fifth St
McEwan
Studebaker
Presley
Walters
Chevrolet
Burley Shaver
R-1
Leon Wright
Shaver
Wright
Carolyn Palmer
Alma
Lester “Pratt
Harry A. Fuller
Lansing
Lake George Road
Us-10
Harley Erwin Herman
Fuller
Herman
Chas. Morse
Bay City
Flying Farmers Convention
Thie
Hiya Club
Tte
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