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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1940

Page

5

Finals Watch: Class C Playoffs Reach Key Results

This section notes Class C finals with North Bridley and Brown winning halves in a playoff against Herrick. Hotel Doherty CCC placed second in the second half and forfeited the last game due to infantile paralysis quarantine. North Bradley defeated both Brown and

North Bridley Brown Herrick Hotel Doherty CCC North Bradley

Summer softball champions and playoff plans emerge

Herrick aimed to win the Class Cc title while Gulf and Hi-Speed led Class B in a three game format. a late September 24 Mt. Pleasant playoff is planned as teams split wins and a tie arises. The Sentinel pledges full softball coverage and recalls a day of travel misadventures ending with Bill Dunlop hailed as hero.

Belew North Bradley Brown Hi-Speed I Gulf North Bradley Herrick Gulf Mt. Pleasant the Sentinel

Chief of Police Saves the Lives of Clare Women

A nine rider sight-seeing party in Clare County set out from Stuart Bicknell farm led by Mark Bicknell on a Tennessee walking horse to guide the group through rivers swamps and brush. After a halt at a fish rearing pond they resumed riding amid cautious enthusiasm on a sunny Sunday morning.

Bill Dunlop Mark Bicknell Stuart Bicknell Clare County Molly Red Sparky Harold Henchett Lady Tobacco River

Pigskin Previews of Battling Pioneers

On September 3rd thirty football candidates reported to Coach Brown. He says the squad has a strong first team but weak reserves due to some players not returning. The morale is good after rainy practice. highlights praise for players like Zipp Foss Ed Schriefly Wire White Don Sprague and Abie Odin. A player nicknamed Glamour Boy seeks newspaper coverage. space limits prevent printing his full story. Beat Beaverton.

Brown Zipp Foss Ed Schriefly Wire White Turk Don Sprague Abie Odin Odin Glamour Boy Yours Truly Beaverton

Dental hints for the prospective mother in Tri County Health unit

Sound teeth and a healthy mouth are essential for the pregnant mother. Regular dental visits, preventive fillings, proper diet with minerals, and nightly tooth brushing protect both mother and baby. Milk, greens, fruits, and whole grains support teeth. avoid infection and pain by timely care.

Clare High School Football Schedule and Scores

The schedule lists Clare football games from 1938 to 1939 with opponents Beaverton St Louis Reed City Shepherd Breckenridge Evart Mt Pleasant and Gladwin including scores. All home games except Evart are under lights and the school hopes for more student attendance this year.

Beaverton

Clare High vs St. Louis: early history and rivals

New students at Clare High School learn Casper symbolizes school tradition and sportsmanship. The article recalls 1935 field, football battles with St. Louis, including a 7 to 6 win by St. Louis, and Clare leading in football overall while basketball is split 6 to 4 in Clare’s favor.

Clare High School Casper St. Louis Clare

West Freeman Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Darnell included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Loomis of Lansing Orie Sisco of Barryton Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lloyd and family and Mrs Dorothy Darnell and family of Sears. Clare shoppers visited Monday. Bessie Woods and Ione Lloyd called on the Hickok family Monday evening. Mrs. Mary Reed spent Friday with Mrs. Thomas Cook. Otis Hicks of Sears and family visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook Saturday afternoon.

West Freeman Elton Darnell Gordon Loomis Lansing Orie Sisco Barryton Rex Lloyd Dorothy Darnell Sears Herbert Middleton Bessie Woods Ione Lloyd Hickok Mary Reed Thomas Cook Otis Hicks

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Roy Woodruff Congress Tri-County Health Unit R. Lanting, M. D Health District Seven U.S. Army Seldovia Watch Point Kroger A. B. Lytle Lytle Mr. Lytle Art Damoth Agency Mery George Bates Ramey Market East Fourth Street George’s Market East 4Th St Chevrolet Fisher H.P Clare Motor Sales Tim Cotter Michigan
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