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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1935

Page

4

Michigan Potatoes Prove Quality Against Out-of-State

State authorities and Michigan State College launch a campaign to prove Michigan grown potatoes match quality of others. Samples will be displayed in stores and public venues as a growers association forms to promote high quality table stock and early planting for full ripeness.

Michigan State Department of Agrculture Michigan State College Detroit P. Hibst Cadillac Frank Slupp Gaylord H.ua Reiley Bellaire

Community notices outline local events and dates

Meetings and events listed include I O F Longe Fridays 8:30 pm, American Legion picnic September 22 at Bellinger’s Grove, first football game September 27, Sacred Heart and Methodist Auxiliary bake sale September 28, Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12, Lar man Post officer installation October 7 with Peter G. Mason officiating, Clare Chamber fall activities begin next month, Donald Holbrook setting October 14, Mason Lodge regular second Tuesday, and the fall duck hunting season runs October 19 to November 1.

American Legion and Auxiliary Bellinger’s Grove

Lodge Meeting Recap with Proclamation and Speeches

A detailed account of a Lodge gathering led by Worshipful Master Willard Bicknell with Russell Thurston presiding. Delbert W. Osborn delivered an invocation and reading, Eugene A. Throop presented Holt and Borah speeches on Government and the Federal Constitution, Alexander B. E. Wylie read a resolution urging familiar meetings, and the group sang America. A large attendance enjoyed an extensive luncheon organized by Richard Woodcock after adjournment.

United States Peter Willard Bicknell Russell Delbert WE Osborn Eugene A. Throop Holt William E. ‘Borah Idaho Alexander Be.wylie Grand Lodge Russell Thurston America Edward G. Johnston Whder Richard Woodcock

Golden Anniversary Surprise at Arthur Township

Neighbors organized a seven o clock celebration for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roller in Arthur Township. Guests from Ohio City led a drive and return while the crowd gathered at the town hall. A luncheon followed and the couple received a gift from neighbors who wished them many more years together.

J. M. Roller Rice Ohio City Ohio Arthur Town Hall

Services Held From Haring Home for Bobbie Crawford

Robert Kenneth Crawford, son of Ted and Thelma Crawford, born Detroit September 19 1932 died September 11 after an accident. Survived by parents and one brother. Funeral at the Haring home conducted by Rev Charles Kleinhardt. Burial in Cherry Grove.

Robert Kenneth Crawford Ted Thelma Crawford Detroit George Haring Charles Kleinhardt Cherry Grove

Shipping Dates for Livestock Entry

Livestock must be shipped in by 2:00 p m on September 24 and October 8. Farmers Ind. Produce Co.

Farmers Ind. Produce Co

Cape With Handles Cups with Handles Were Made in China

A historic note states that capped cups with handles originated in China and date back to as early as the seventh century, though drinking vessels for tea or wine often used handleless forms.

China

North Michigan Road Association to Meet in Clare in 1936

The Northern Michigan Road Commissioners Association plans a Clare meeting to discuss snow challenges, weather impacts, and road and bridge methods. Clare County Road Commission leaders Joseph Ladd, John Asline, and Richard Emerson oversee about 80 percent of county roads and hold a contract with the State for US 27 and 1 highways. The commission will assume oversight of every county road next spring, a vast task requiring travel to appreciate their efforts.

Phis Michigan Road Commissioners McNitt Bill

Farm Crops and Soils Class Takes 130 Mile Field Trip

A 130 mile farm crops and soils class trip to Michigan State College Experimental Farm at Lake Guy drew about twelve Smith Hughes schools. The program began at 9:00 a m with demonstrations and displays of modern farm equipment. A public address system on a truck conveyed talks on disease and insect control and new varieties. Lake City High School hosted the noon hour as Prof Gardner spoke after lunch. College departments presented educational exhibits and displays.

Michigan State College Lake Guy Smith-Hughes Lake City High School Gardner

Temperance play staged at Methodist Church in Clare

A Tuesday evening trial drama titled life at stake drew 21 local citizens to assist the jury with roles including Judge Rev. Albert Dawe and Prosecuting Attorney Rev. M L VanHoose. Admission was free with a voluntary offering and officials urged attendance as the show travels from Chicago to Clare.

Albert Dawe M. L. VanHoose G. P. Stanford Mavis Kennedy George Tope Police Dept H.H. Sternaman Anna Mae Smalley Leah Garchaw D. Gi Louis Minneapolis Detroit

Card of Thanks for Help During Barn Construction

A note of gratitude extends sincere thanks to all who offered assistance during the barn building at the Walters residence. Mr and Mrs Geo Walters acknowledge the help received from neighbors and friends.

Geo, Walters

Notice of partial payments from patrons

A brief notice requests 10 patrons to call and settle accounts with partial payments due. Names appear as Orvel Sherman and others, with a prompt to arrange payment for arrears on apartments. The fragment implies an informal collection effort and request for timely remittance.

Residents Move In As Clare Welcomes New Faces

Thursday marked moves to Clare including the Deinu family moving to Nilensee and Johny Callaghan with Mr and Mrs Dean Walker of Midland visiting Catherine Hickey’s home. Nearby, Langit visits with daughter’s family in Royal Oak while other locals travel for hospital, school, and work.

Henry Mita Wee Tichenor Nilen Johny Callaghan Dean Walker Ofit Midland Sisister Catherine Hickey Omer Leam Hoover Greenwood University Hospital Ann‘‘Arbor Glare A.N. Friz Glare County General Hospital Jack van Sicklem Vernon Jack Hol. Gane Mulder Beech Street Wedneyday Holland Lake Mitchell Chilillac PWA Citizens State Bank Clare Sentinel

Dreams Come True As Three U M Women Open Margo Shop

Three University of Michigan graduates Margaret Meyers Margaret Purdy and Margaret McNally realize their dream by opening the Margo Shop in the Bancroft building Saginaw The trio bring experience from D J Healy Detroit Hudson Co and a family construction firm to offer exclusive gowns and accessories to discriminating women.

Saginaw University of Michigan Margaret Meyers Margaret Purdy Margaret McNally Miss Purdy D. J. Healy Detroit Miss Meyers 7,L. Hudson Co Miss .McNally Three Margarets Bancroft Building Margo

Death Enters Home of Mr and Mrs Russell Stanley Vernon

Burial was in Vernon cemetery. Attendees from a distance included Homer Irwin and Andrew Irwin Jr of Ithaca, Everett Irwin and family of Flint, Albert Butts and family, Mrs Hagensauer, Walter Butts and Mrs Gath Dust of Saginaw, Aaron Irwin and Irene of Harwell, B F Hampton and daughter, James Stanley and daughter, Clair Stanley and sons of Harrison. The obituary notes the loss and family sorrow with undecipherable lines expressing how they miss the child.

Vernon Homer Irwin Ithaca Andrew Irwin Everett Irwin Flint Albert Butts Andrew Hagenauer Walter Butts Gath Dust Cof Saginaw Aaron Irwin Irene Harwell B. F. Hampton James Stanley Clair Stanley Harrison

City Firemen Enjoy Annual Banquet at John Rudy Home

The city fire department held its annual chicken supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rudy near Clare, with Mayor Jesse Hampton City Clerk Alex McKinnon and Prosecuting Attorney Thos Bowler in attendance. Chief Albert Haley acted as toastmaster as guests spoke of the department’s good work. Mayor Hampton briefly left mid program in pursuit of a misplaced compass after a lively evening.

Fire’ Department John Rudy Clare Jesse’ ‘Hampton Alex ‘McKinnon Alstorney Thos Hampton Farwell

Clare High Opens Grid Season at Beaverton Today

Clare High begins its grid season at Beaverton with a strong lineup led by Charles Callihan at center and the experienced backfield known as the Four Bombers. Sanford at quarterback, Bell and Parish at halfbacks, plus George Tape at fullback, headline a fast clever offense while line-smashing plays are planned for Jiggers Tape. The town backs the Clare squad as a large crowd is expected to Beaverton.

Charles Callihan Beaverton Clare Sanford Whitety” Bell Monk” Parish 7Th St George “Jiggers’ Tape West Virginia Brown Smasher T. Dwyer W. Perkins L. Perkins Kleiner C. Foss EH. Foss J. Schaaf Siel Blystone Jackson Cappeart

Gratitude for Support After Death of Bobbie Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. George Haring thank friends and neighbors for timely assistance after the death of their son and nephew Bobbie Crawford. They praise Rev. Kleinhardt and Mrs. Ernie Green for messages of word and song and express thanks for flowers.

Bobbie Crawford Kleinhardt Ernie Green Ted Crawford George Haring H. O. Hilliker

Neighborhood Gratitude for Kindness After Bereavement

We express thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our recent bereavement. Grateful for services of Rey and Mrs. A. D. Telder and two daughters, and for the floral tributes from Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stanley and family.

Rey Russell Stanley

Notice to Farmers Buy Old Fron For Cash

Farmers are urged to bring in or notify about old fron and other junk. Payment ranges from 4.00 to 6.00 per ton. We buy old cars, used furniture, stoves, tires, and all car parts at reasonable prices. Located next to Hol Johnston's Elevator on South McEwen. Roy Burrell.

Hol. Johnston South McEwen

Randall District Purchases Liberal Playground Area

The Randall school board led by Wm Krell Johnny Colmus and August Heuschele bought land north of the school known as the Miller estate. The 48 by 50 rod plot sits beside Sanford creek and will be developed into playgrounds a swimming pool a ball diamond and landscaped grounds along U S 27 in Clare county. The Sentinel invites the community to the project launch and thanks the board.

Wm. Krell Grant Township Johnny Colmus August Heuschele Randall Sanford U.S. 27 Clare County Sentinel Clare Benefy

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Sumers I. C. O. F. Longe Sacred Heart Methodist Auxiliary Larman American Legion Peter G. Mason Blanchard Clare Chamber of Commerce Donald Holbrook Masonic Lodge Arthur Cele Brate Golden Haring Home Bobbie K. Crawford Ory. Bebe North Mich Ass'n Apts Orvel Sherman U. OF M Mrs. Russell Stanley CTY Firemen John Rudy Clare High Roy Burrell Federal Deposit Insurance Consumers Power Company The Randall District Purchase Liberal Clare’s Radio Grunow Zenith Radios MéeBwan Phorie
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