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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

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Major drilling campaign indicated at Windover

In Clare county Freeman Redding district new record oil flows emerge from two offsets to the Van Horn discovery. Socony Vacuum and Gulf plan heavier activity as Pure Oil Switzer No 1 tests after a 1000 gallon acid treatment show initial flow then reduced production.

Windover Lake Freeman- Redding Clare County Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Inc S ‘van Horn Freeman Hizelmire-Van Horn van Horn No. 1 East Offet Gulf and Socony Pure Oil Company Switzer

Clare Study Club Opens Season With Meetings at Doherty Hotel

The Clare Study Club met in the Doherty Hotel dining room with co chairmen Mrs N L Tibbits and Mrs W H Caple guiding the program. Officers introduced include Vice President Mrs C B Neff Recording Secretary Mrs N H Smith Corresponding Secretary Mrs John Keschman Treasurer Mrs N L Tibbits. The club announced new member Mrs John Empey and outlined planned themes Public Wealth and Safety Education International Friendship and Wing Arts with guest speakers. Funds donated to the Welfare Office for layettes were noted along with musical selections by members and a future meeting set for September 27 hosted by Mrs D Kennedy with assistants Damoth and Andrus expected to attend a district meeting at Livers on October 6 and 6.

Clare Study Club Doherty Hotel N. L. Tibbits W. H. Caple Guicheot Willard Bicknell C. B.neff N. H. Smith John Keschman John Empey C. B. Neff Theo Bowler Art Damoth John ‘Keschman Jay Hansen Gounod Harold. Jones K. Hammerberg Pha -Club Wextette Bow Jer Misa Frances Anderson Jay. Hanson John Bi

Local Masons Attend Sarnia Chapter Meeting

Six members of Zenobia Chapter No. 129 Clare attend Sarnia Chapter No. 6 meeting in Sarnia Ontario last Monday. Michigan Grand Officers conferred initiation on two candidates marking a first for a foreign jurisdiction. Ontario and Michigan officers attended with drills presented after refreshments.

Zenobia Clare David Mair Albert Dawe Alexander B. Wylie Sarnia Ontario Michigan Michigan Grand Chapter

Methodist Ladies Pick Officers For Coming Year

Thirty members attended the first meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the M E church on September 6 in the church parlors. New president Mrs Gillespie was introduced by retiring president Mrs Donald Holbrook. Officers include Reva Maxwell vice president, Mrs Jesse Falconer secretary, and Mrs Richard Greenfield treasurer. Plans for a Christmas Bazaar were discussed and new dishes are to be bought for the church basement. committees were named for press card and seasonal planning with names listed for September through December.

Ladies Auxiliary M. EB. Church Donald Holbrook Gillespie Reva Maxwell Jesse Falconer Richard Greenfield Altho Herrick BE. Roach B. D. Kennedy Theo. Wallington Theo Wallington Frank Hachmuth A. BE. Mulder Homer Stanley Nass H. Barnes James Gillespie S. Bogardus B. D

Call to Arms Ends in Morning Rush for Cottage Work

Legionaires fall in Sunday morning September 18 as a push to finish the cottage intensifies. Orders from G H OQ emphasize rapid progress and steady work, rallying volunteers to complete framing, roofing, and interior tasks before the next deadline.

Legionaires

Final dividend payout for Clare County Savings Bank receivership

Allen R. Graham as Receiver announces the final dividend for Clare County Savings Bank starting September 16 1938. The total payout reaches 0.5546 with prior distributions. Checks available at Citizens State Bank Clare on September 16–17. bring certificate or receipt. Uncalled checks will be held at The Farwell State Savings Bank.

Allen R. Graham Clare County Savings Bank Citizens State Bank Clare Mich Farwell State Savings Bank

Infant and Preschool Clinics For Clare County Children

Clinics to immunize infants and preschoolers in Clare County will be held in multiple towns with two sessions each month apart. First visit introduces toxoid. second visit provides second shot and optional smallpox vaccination, with general attendance required for full immunity.

Clare County Farwell Lake Harrison Clare Lake George Temple Brown School Long Lake

Clothing Extension Courses Planned for Clare County

Miss Marjorie Eastman, Extension Specialist in clothing, will visit Clare County five times this fall and winter to present lessons on clothing problems. The schedule lists October 14 Fall Fashion Trends, November 18 Posture and Foundation Garments, December 9 Good Grooming, February 10 Care of Clothing, and March 17 Dress Accessories. Women seeking more information should write Miss Mary L. Jones at Harrison.

Marjorie Eastman S, C Clare County Mary L. Jones Dist Harrison

Trout Released From County Rearing Ponds Near Clare

Last weekend trout were planted from Clare County Federal rearing ponds eleven miles north of Clare on US-27. About 25 Rainbow and 100,000 Brook trout were distributed to streams in the county’s northern half, with State rearing ponds on US-10 near Farwell aiding the southern half. Lloyd Chamberlain oversaw the federal distribution. Carl Rushton directed the Clare County streams. Daniel Potter led the ponds’ summer work. Clubs and agencies including Clare Rod and Gun Club Harrison Hunting and Fishing Club Fire Warden’s department aided. The effort avoided overlap between State and Federal plantings and earned broad appreciation.

Federal Clare Farwell Lloyd Chamberlain Northville United States Bureau of Fisheries Carl Rushton Clare County Daniel Potter Charlevoix Harrison Hunting and Fishing Club

Ladies Auxiliary Rutimage Sale This September

The Ladies Auxiliary Rutimage Sale is set for September 21 22 23 and 24 at the Dunlop Building on West Fifth Street Aliso Bake sale on September 24.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Dunlop West Fifth St Aliso Bake

Former Clare Girl Married Sunday In A Pretty Ceremony

Mary Elizabeth Achard daughter of Tony Achard married Keith Bregenzer son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bregenzer of Ewart Michigan on Sunday September 11 at noon. The ceremony took place at the Clare county summer Ranch home of the bride’s grandparents with Rev A F Nagler officiating. The couple exchanged vows as relatives and 60 guests attended followed by a wedding dinner. After a trip to Lake Worth Florida the couple began their married life.

Mary Elizabeth Achard Tony Achard Keith Bregenzer Robert Bregenzer Ewart, Mich Hev A. F. Nagler Sylvan Solace Clare County E. RF. Achard Miss Achard Betty Mullet Mt. Pleasant Bruce Bregenzer Eigh Lake Worth Florida

Clare Good Literature Club Welcomes New Teachers

The Clare Good Literature Club will hold its first meeting of the year a reception for new teachers on Tuesday evening September 20 at the home of Mrs Harl Sternamian. All members urged to attend to welcome Clare's new teachers. A one act play directed by Avery Clare will be presented. Miss Jane Alrey and her home economics girls will serve refreshments.

Clare Good Literature Club

Remus Co operative Dairy Wins First Prize at State Fair

The Remus Co operative Creamery Co. earned first prize and a silver cup for its butter at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. The butter scored 95 by judges, reflecting two years of cooperative efforts, including improved barns, enclosed trucks, pasteurization, and upgraded handling and distribution through Schaeffer's Dairy.

Remus Co-Operative Dairy Remius” Co-operative Creamery Co Michigan Schaeffer's

Early Clare Churches Grow From Small Beginnings

The Clare religious community traces its growth from modest origins with Rev. Lewis Piper’s 1871 sermon in a log house and the 1872 arrival of Rev. A H Norris to lead the Congregational effort. The Presbyterians ceded claims to the Congregationalists, who held the first service on September 15 1872 in Clare.

Clare Lewis Piper Union Depot First Congregational Church Page Hleven

Final Dividend Notice for Clare County Savings Bank

Notice to beneficiaries that the final dividend is ready for distribution. Allen R. Graham, Receiver, will be at Citizens State Bank in Clare on Friday afternoon and Saturday September 17th, then at Farwell State Savings Bank Farwell Michigan. Call for your check.

Clare County Savings Bank Clare Mich Allen R. Graham Citizens State Bank Farwell State Savings, Bank Farwell Michigan

Republicans Dominate In State And County Vote

Former Governor Frank D. Pitzger ald swept to the Republican standard bearer role with a decisive primary win over tarry S. Toy, estimated near a 200000 margin. Roy O. Woodruff led Bay City in the tenth district with 254 of 264 precincts reporting, while Leo Nowicki edged George Schroeder for Lieutenant Governor. In the county, Sheriff Seaver and Treasurer Derby won, Clare polled its largest vote ever, and a full unofficial countywide tally follows in another column.

Frank D. Pitzgerald Fitzgerald Tarry S. Toy Roscoe ©. Fitch Loren D. Dickinson Thomas Read Dickinson Roy O. Woodruff Bay City William H. Tomlinson Frank Murphy Leo Nowicki House George Schroeder Nowicki Schroeder Clare Seaver Amble Harrison Oise A. Derby

Redding Woman Pleads Guilty to Rum Charges

Minnie Burch of Redding township pleaded guilty before Justice We Hudson at city hall for illegal occupation. She paid a $50 fine and $6.50 costs. Co-defendants Pete Haley and Earl Davis are held on $1000 bonds after waiving examination and being bound over to Circuit Court. Burch reportedly owns a rooming house near the new oil fields.

Minnie Burch Redding Township Fred. We Hudson Pete Haley Earl Davis Burch Redding Neay

Telephone company buys site for Clare exchange

Harl Dwyer sold the west lot on East 4th Street to Michigan Bell Telephone Co. A Detroit representative signed the papers this week. Rumors say a large brick building will be erected to house the Clare exchange with modern equipment.

Harl Dwyer East 4Th Street Michigan Bell Telephone Co Detroit

Legion Auxiliary Meet Monday

Members of the Legion Auxiliary plan a Monday meeting with chairmen guiding the return of activities and duties.

Legion Auxilary Nigar

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