Clare High Opens Grid Season at Beaverton Today
Clare High's 1985 football team opens its season this afternoon against Beaverton. Beaverton has beaten Clare in recent meetings, boosting Clare's hopes to break the jinx with a disciplined, fast squad. Key players include Haring, Parish, Sanford, Anderson, Watson, Kreiner, Cleveland, Murphy, and Dwyer as Clare aims for a strong opener.
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Clare High
Beaverton
Glare
Clare
Sanford
Athletic Board
Big John" Haring
Stanley “Flea” Parish
Glenn Sanford
Leo Brown
Fighting Irish
Haring
Verette
Cleveland
Bell
Parish
Wilmer Anderson
Johnny Watson
Walter Kreiner
The
Eagle
Bernie Cleveland
Rip” Murphy
Vernon Township
Raymond Dwyer
Study Club Members Entertain Husbands at Fleming Cottage
Post season traffic jam formed at the gateway to Wilson State Park as study club members hosted husbands at Fleming Cottage. The event featured a pavilion setup for forty, introductions of guests from local ranches and departments, a supper, bridge tables, and a tour of the cottage.
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Fleming Cottage
Wilson State Park
Harrison
John Asline
Fleming
N. H. Smith
Lake George
Osborn
Highway Department
Fred Goodmay
Tate
Crief
Detroit
Jubé
A. EB
M Mulder
Migs’ “Morgan
Sar
Mercer
M. We
Sentinel Office Receives Abundance of Fall Flowers
Over the weekend the Sentinel office resembled a flower shop with bonnets of fall blooms. A gladiolus bouquet from White's Fruit and Floral Farm faded after a week’s display, alongside a container of Obedience. Later asters and mixed bouquets were contributed by Mrs. Lena Frees of Grant. Jack Frost added color to local beds as friends offered pieces of nature’s handiwork.
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Sentinel
Lena Frees
Grant
Jack Frost
Clare to host 1936 North Michigan Road Commissioners meeting
Clare will host the 1936 North Michigan Road Commissioners Association three day meeting drawing 450 to 500 attendees boosting local merchants. The Eleventh annual convention recently met in East Tawas with about 450 commissioners and road equipment representatives.
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Clare
North Michigan Road Commissioners Association
Clare County Road Commission
Messrs
South Boundry
Isabella County
North Boundry
Lower Peninsula
Joseph Ladd
Jesse Hampton
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Miles M. Callaghan
Reed City
Sentinel
Cheboygan
Death enters Vernon home of Mr and Mrs Russell Stanley
Little Marguerite Esther Stanley of Vernon born June 27 1934 died September 18 1985 at age one year two months and 17 days. She lived a brief life of sweetness and patience. Survived by her parents three brothers Russell Jr Andrew and Donald two sisters Marie and Caroline and grandparents. Funeral held from the home Sunday afternoon with words of comfort offered by Rev. Aebi and others. Continues on Page twelve.
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Marguerite Esther
Russell Stanley
Vernon
Russell Starley
Home Management Groups to Resume Work in Clare County
The second year Home Management project resumes in Clare County on Tuesday October with a meeting of local group leaders and Miss Julia Pond from Michigan State College at Clare High School. Mrs Bessie Bradley coordinates County Extension Work. new groups join ten from last year as women enroll.
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Clare County
Julia Pond
Michigan State College
Clare High School
Bessie Bradley
Sheridan Township
P. D. Gibson
David McKay Dies in Detroit Home at 71
A Detroit communication announces the death of David McKay aged 71. He came to Clare in 1879, helped establish lumber camps and barns, later worked 32 years for the Public Light Commission in Detroit. Survived by wife Emma, daughters Lola Gladys Edna, and sister Isabelle Justin. Funeral was held at 3647 BE Willis on Wednesday.
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Detroit
David McKay
McKay
Clare
Public Light Commission
Ehmma McKay
Lola
Gladys
Edna
Isabelle Justin
BE. Willis
Church Society Elect Officers for New Year
The King's Daughters of the Clars Baptist church elected officers at their annual meeting held last Thursday afternoon. Plans for the coming year's work were discussed and past accomplishments reviewed, noted as gratifying. Officers: President Mrs. Dewey Paxton, Vice President Mrs. BH Roach, Secretary Mrs. Walter Foell, Treasurer Mrs. HM Sowle.
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King’s Daughters of the Clars Baptist Church
Dewey Paxton
BH. R. Roach
Walter Foell
H.M., Sowle
Auto Accident Suit Settled in Greenwood Township Case
George VanBuskirk of Greenwood township and Bradley T. Fowlkes of Mt. Pleasant reached a settlement last week after an auto collision on M61 west of Harrison on July 18. VanBuskirk’s car sustained heavy damage and he received compensation through attorney A B Wyatq.
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George VanBuskirk
Greenwood Township
Bradley T. Fowlkes
Mt. Pleasant
Atty
A. B. Wwyitq
VanBuskirk
Harrison
Esiyajutles
Vce
Tri County Health Unit Reports School Lunch Variety
The article discusses how a varied lunch box improves a child's behavior, weight, and report cards. It mentions an ideal lunch including a hot dish prepared at school and cites a school authority attributing behavior improvements to daily hot lunches. Continued on page two.
Clare Road Leveler Secures State Contracts for Camps
John Northon, owner and builder of the Clare Road Leveler, submitted bids to the Michigan Department of Conservation and won three immediate delivery orders. Machines will be placed at Roscommon Lewiston and Rexburg Rexton and more locations are being considered. The device has drawn attention from track workers statewide for racing surfaces and forest work.
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John Northon
Lansing
Department of Conservation
Mr. Northon
Roscommon
Lewiston
Rexton
Clare
Clare Road
State Department of Conservation
Sentinel
Itvfias
Northon
Ram Truck Stops at Clare County Fairgrounds for Sheep Sale
The seventh annual Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders Ram Truck visit will reach Clare County at Harrison Fairgrounds on Friday September 27. Rams from Shropshire Hampshire and Oxford will be offered with special orders available through Mr. LaVoi at Michigan State College. A Michigan Livestock Exchange rep will grade rams and educate owners on top and inferior grades during the day with sales and exchanges planned at the fairgrounds.
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Michigan
Clare County
Harrison
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford
Michigan Livestock Exchange
D. Gilson
Classified Liners Highlight Villains Clean House Period
Local classified items note a run of changes as teams or figures pivot their positions. The compact notices reference reorganizations and relocations affecting several entities in quick succession.
Randall District Describes Liberal Playground Area Purchase
In a travelogue style feature, the piece extols highway beautification from coast to coast and praises a Clare county project. It highlights landscaping from towns to corporate plots and notes a well kept rural school house four miles north of the city near Twin Elms golf course on US 27 as a symbol of local pride.
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Gulf of Mexico
Saskatchewan
Canada
Florida
Atlantic Sea Board
San Francisco
Clare County
Our
Fair City
Twin Elms
U.S. 27
Michigan
Farwell Man Plans New Oil Drill After Initial Show
Fred Seigle of Farwell reports a successful oil show on his No 1 test but not enough to commercialize. He has built a derrick about 1000 feet southeast of the No 1 test and will begin drilling for oil once preparations are complete.
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Fred Seigle
Farwell
Clare Pastor Returns for Second Year in Community
Rev. George Stanford was returned to the Clare Methodist church by the conference. He will continue his work in the Clare Farwell and Herrick churches. Changes include Rev. Miss Mary F. Nash moving from Gladwin to Fulton, Rev. J. E. Lockyer from Remus to Carson City, F. W. Marshall to Remus, and Rev. H. E. Smith from Coloma to Big Rapids Second Street church.
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George Stanford
Clare Methodist Church
Grand Rapids
Clare
Farwell
Herrick
Mary F. Nash
Gladwin
Fulton Church
J. E. Lockyer
Remus
Carson City
F. W. Marshall
HE. T. Smith
Coloma
Big Rapids
Second Street
Sale of Auto Tags Opens November First
The State announces that 1936 license plates go on sale on November 1, the earliest date in state history. Secretary of State Orville Atwood explains buyers hesitate to purchase late in the year without next year’s plates. Last year’s sale began November 15 with 1986 plates bearing black numbers.
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Mornday 1
Orville B. Atwood
Haye- Black
Werby
Farewell Party Held by Congregationalists for Departing Members
Members of the Congregational church gathered Monday evening in the parlor for a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tichenor. A pot luck dinner, a meaningful gift from the pastor, and a social hour featuring a contest among Geo. White, Ed. Johnston, Harold Fleming, and John Nelson were highlighted by committee members Mrs. Eugene Throop, Mrs. Harold Wieming, and Mrs. Ed. G. Johnston.
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Wm. Tichenor
Congregational Church
Eugene, Throop
Harold Wieming
Ed. G. Johnston
Geo. White
Ed. Johnston
Harold Fleming
John Nelson
Good Literature Club Holds First Meet September 10
The Clare Good Literature Club opened its new year with a September 10 gathering hosted by Mrs. Alta Bellinger. Adelaide Wylie led the business session and Estella Holden announced the year’s program while two Wilson school pupils Mary and P.G. Florens performed songs.
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Clare Good Literature Club
Alta Bellinger
Adelaide Wylie
Estella Holden
Bellinger
Wilson School
Mary
P.G. Florens
Currie Farm
Vernon
P.G
Isle of Capri
Messrs
J. L. Kitchin
Austin Bates
Dexter Elden
N. A. Elden
Miss Gerow
Northwest
Hill City
Minn
Lake Louise
Lake Banff
Yellowstone Park
Boston
Campaign to curb carbon monoxide dangers gains ground
Nationwide highway safety push continues into September focusing on carbon monoxide risks behind road disasters. Free exhaust gas tests at service stations drew over 37 000 motorists last month with 60 percent showing problems such as leaky exhausts and high monoxide outputs. Officials including state motor vehicle commissioners back the public testing drive and 10 000 safety volunteers remain in the field to alert drivers to potential car dangers.
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New York
Do. A. Harnett
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Tenth District Conference in Clare Tonight
The Clare American Legion Post hosts the first annual Tenth District Commanders and Adjutants Conference at the Clare Community Building led by District Committeeman Alfred T. Hanson. Delegates from 22 posts, district officers, dignitaries, and local officials will attend.. The meeting aims to outline district Legion policies for the coming year and is set to begin at 7:45 with doors opening at eight.
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American Legion
Clare
Alfred T. Hanson
Grayling
Charles L. Atwater
Shelby
Lear J. Doherty
Coleman
Alexander 4. Wylie
Conrad Walker
Kyle L. McKinnon
Legion
Department
Flint
Jesse Hampton
Donald E. Holbrook
Chamber of Commerce
Edward G
Murder Trial Drama at Clare M. E. Church
A drama titled Prisoner at the Bar will be presented Tuesday night September 24 at 8 00 by 21 local church members. The play portrays N. R. Johnson a returned soldier driven by liquor into murder and the ensuing courtroom drama with a judge and attorneys debating mercy and duty.
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Clare M. BE
N. R. Johnson
Air mail schedule promises fast countrywide delivery
The notice outlines a new air mail timetable with last collection at Clare office by 2:00 p.m. Letters posted then reach destinations next day in major cities such as Baltimore Boston Fort Worth Los Angeles New York Washington Portland and more. Inquiries handled at the local office for other points.
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Clare
Baltimore
Boston
Mags
Fort Worth
Pex
Los Angeles
Cal
New York ‘City
Portland
de Washington
D. C.s
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Sentinel Office
Death
Mrs. Russell Stanley
Eternal Home
Clare Public School
Miss Pond
Church Society
Tri-County
Clare Leveler
Clare ‘County
Villans
Ataipromthia Goam de Agar
Randall District
Purchase
Liberal
Congregationalists
Good Literature Club
Larman Post
Methodist Church
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