Tobacco River rearing ponds greatest year
The Tobacco river region sees a peak year for trout rainbow, with rearing ponds expanding near Farwell. Volunteer efforts by Wright Smith and Houghton led to state support, new ponds, bulkheads, and improved facilities. Caretaker Jess Parker oversees operations as 48 degree water sustains the trout program.
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Chester A. Richard
Tobacco River
Clare County
Wright Smith
Flint
Houghton
Department of Conservation
Farwell
Lake George Trail
Smith
Jess Parker
Paris Hatchery
Fish Division
Veterans of Foreign Wars Set September Meeting
The Clare Post VFW has received its charter application and will install officers possibly in October. Local post members will hold a meeting at the Paul Manee residence next Wednesday night September 28 to discuss the installation and invite interested persons.
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Clare
Paul- Manee
Duck Stamp Supplies Limited Ahead of Season
Federal Duck Stamps at local post offices are limited as the duck season nears. Officials urge hunters to buy early to avoid disappointment in the last minute rush.
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Post Ofice
Funeral for A W Hileman 54 U P conductor in Idaho Falls
Funeral services were held September 8 for A W Hileman 54 a U P conductor of the Montana division living in Pocatel Idaho. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery. He died from a train accident at Idaho Falls on September 6 and is survived by his widow Luella two daughters and a sister.
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A. W. Hileman
U. P
Montana
Pocatel
Idaho
Downard Chapel
City
Methodist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Hileman
Idaho Falls
Luella
Oscar McAfee
Santa Monica
Calif
Nell Clarice Hileman
Hirman, Satison
Clare
Pretty wedding ceremony solemnized Saturday
Miss Helen Elizabeth Sutton daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmet Sutton became the bride of James Maloney son of Thomas Maloney of Washington in a Saturday 9 am ceremony at St Cecilia church. The wedding featured Mendelssohn procession and a Nuptial Mass with Rev Father Morrison officiating. The couple plan a brief Detroit trip after a reception at the Morgan apartment Hast Fourth Street.
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Helen Elizabeth Sutton
Emmet Sutton
James Maloney
Thomas Maloney
Washington
St. Cecilia's Church
Margaret Mary Morgan
Lansing
Paul McConnell
Rosebush
Matthew J. McConnell
Barnes
Maloney
Morgan
Hast Fourth St
Detroit
Joseph Crowley
Clair Sheridan
Ann
Choycé Cummings
Frances Koch
Matthew McConnell
James Crane
Stanley Morrison
Fred Morgan
Margaret Morgan
Emmett Sutton
Lorraine
Mary Lou
Fire Department Responds to Three Wednesday Calls
The City fire department answered three calls Wednesday. A car belonging to an oil well construction crew caught fire at Cities Service Gas station causing upper-vehicle damage. Later an overheated electric wire at Grill & White Jewelry Store burned woodwork but未 stock remained safe. At City Bakery a smoking furnace produced no damage.
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City Fire Department
Cities Service
Grill & White Jewelry
Clare High Opens Football Season With Beaverton
The Clare High football season starts Friday at 3:30 on the new Athletic Field with a dedication ceremony. The Works Progress Administration official will present Dr. A. B. Mulder as the band plays and the first kickoff is tossed. Beaverton provides a rival in a tie-rematch history.
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Clare Beaverton
Works Progress Administration
A. EB. Mulder
Board of Education
Beaverton
St. Louis
County Parties Hold Harrison Convention Distinctive Party Lines
Republicans and Democrats met in Harrison to select delegates for the State conventions in Grand Rapids. Republicans elected William Murphy as County Chairman and Donald Luce as County Secretary. Delegates included Theodore Bowler and Mabel Mulder among others. alternates listed. Democrats elected W H E Sanderson as Chairman with Ernie Ramey as secretary and Tim Graves as treasurer. delegates to State convention named.
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Harrison
Grand Rapids
Congregational Church
Court House
Theodore Bowler
Ben Carpenter
Gerald E. Lamb
William Murphy
Donald Luce
Farwell
Mabel Mulder
Frank Hachmuth
Mabel Horton
Kenneth Barnes
Nels Tiedeman
Peter Oman
Fred Jones
Josephine Anderson
Donald Holbrook
O. D. Bayes
John Dunlop G
O. Whitside
Jesse Lamphere
Lou Gee
Joe Hendrie
Wm. Henry
Archie Dawson
W. HE. Sanderson
Ernie Ramey
Tim Graves
J. E. Doherty
F. G. Slattery
Roy Kress
Orin Ward
Lyle Clauson
Frank McKenna
Agnes Wymah
Clare Kiwanis Hear Central State Coaches Wednesday
The Clare Kiwanis Club heard Central State Teachers College coaches discuss football styles at the Gridiron Forecasts event. Central State head coach Ronald Finch outlined systems while Notre Dame alumnus Frank Kerjes shared experiences. high school coach Leo Brown added notes on Friday’s opening game against Beaverton.
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Clare Kiwanis
Central State Teachers College
Danny Rose
Frank Kerjes
Kerjes
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Ronald Finch
Central State
Clare High School
Finch
Leo Brown
Clare
Beaverton
Bill Wilson
Livingston Trial Delayed to November 21
The trial of Jack Livingston connected to the murder of Isaiah Leebove on May 14 was postponed by Judge Ray Hart until November 21. The postponement is said to be due to technicalities over witnesses.
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Jack Livingston
Isaiah Leebove
Ray Hart
Clare Good Literature club hosts fall meeting at Kennedy home
Clare Good Literature club opened its regular fall session at Mrs. H. D. Kennedy’s home. Miss Mabel Reynolds presided, outlining a year theme “Modern Trends in Woman’s World.” Committees were named and plans discussed for programs, a hobby show, parties, and a Mother and Daughter Tea.
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H. D. Kennedy
Clare Good Literature Club
Estella Holden
Rosedale Gardens
Mabel Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Paul Lowrey
Morrel Clute
Donna Hornbeck
Esther Tobler
Jane Alrey
N. H. Smith
Harold Lockwood
Press
L. J. Wagner
B. A. Knapp
Orville Bailey
Mary Gilmore
Christina Schutt
Alexander KE. Wylie
Helen Butler
Civic
H. Smith
Helen Makwell
Flowers
Donald Holbrook
Leo Brown
A. F. Bates
John Empey
Ralph Artibee
St. Patrick’s
Florence
Richard Greenfield
Kaiser
Evening Star
Richard Wagner
Jesse Mahoner
Jane Ulrey
Louise Schafer
Clara Burdo
Mavis Kennedy
James Gillespié
Betty Powers
Nell Dupriest
Margaret Godsman
Holder
Hatl"Sternaman
Hather Toble
Technicians Sorensén to duel Dr Born in Ady
Dr Sorensén renowned technician challenges Dr G C Born Chirprator in Ady with matches spanning September 26 27 and 28. The contest promises a technical showdown between rival practitioners in the medical field.
Common Council Approves 1938 Budget Increase
City Council on Monday night approved the 1938 budget of 89 493 65 dollars. The hike of 9 000 funds street improvements cemetery sewer school and general funds while police and electric light budgets were cut. Building permits issued to Jane Fisher C C Harris M J Brown and Arden Walters and the Chamber of Commerce received 500 to continue 1939 advertising.
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General Street
General Sewer
Electric Light
Jane Fisher
C. C. Harris
M. J. Brown
Arden Walters
Chamber of Commerce
National Letter Writing Week Emphasizes Letters
The notice urges October 2 through 8 as National Letter Writing Week. It encourages readers to write letters to loved ones, parents, siblings, and friends, highlighting the joy and connection a personal letter provides and urging immediate action.
Lockwood honored at church social in farewell tribute
First Congregational church members hosted a pot luck supper Tuesday for Mrs Anna May Lockwood nee Smailey. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Lockwood, Mrs Fred Smalley and others. Rev Albert Dawe praised Anna May for eight years of service and presented her a strap overstuffed arm chair while Harold received a smoking stand as thanks.
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First Congregational Church
Harold Lockwood
Anna May Smailey
M. D. Feighner
Frank Hochstetler
Stanley Maston
W. Holmes
Fred Smalley
Verne Haines
Jane. Keschman
Lois Lange
David Mair
Keschman
Albert Dawe
Anna May
Dhal
Harold
Deak
Byron Gallagher Succeeds At Bar And On Greens
Byron Gallagher, a standout from Clare, Michigan, has excelled on the Twin Elms golf course and now earns the right to practice law in Mt. Pleasant. The Sentinel lauds his sportsmanship, intellect, and community pride as he continues his legal career and golfing successes.
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Byron Gallagher
Clare
Byron
Twin Elms
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Sentinel
Changes in Clare Sentinel staff reorganizes roles
The Clare Sentinel reassigns staff to improve service. Foreman Chester A. Richard moves to front office duties. Nila Struble becomes foreman after five years in printing and experience in Avin Arbor and Detroit. Elizabeth Leighner, trained in stenography and Ferris Institute, becomes bookkeeper. Team now totals seven with an efficient organization.
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Sentinel
Chester A. Richard
Nila Struble
The
Avin Arbor
Detroit
Mr. Richard
Elizabeth Leighner
Ferris Institute
Seven
Freeman-Redding district shows growth in Michigan lime plays
The Freeman-Redding district rises in importance with new deeper producing zones at Monroe Mine, a 14 1/2 foot lime bed, and acid flushes up to 3 800 barrels. Operators plan six new locations and a possible 30 well program, with cable tool drilling continuing in both thick drift and Marshall Red zones.
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Freeman-Redding
Michigan
Monroe
Marshall Red
J. Higelmire
van Horn No
Higelmire
van Horn
East Michigan Tourist Association to Hold Annual Dinner in Bay City
The 28th Annual Meeting of the East Michigan Tourist Association and the Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau will take place in Bay City on Thursday October 18. A noon luncheon at the Republic Hotel precedes a 2 30 pm business meeting in the Bay County Building Supervisors Room and a 630 pm dinner at the Wenonah Hotel. Reservations are limited to 550 with early acceptance encouraged. Attendees include association members newspapermen county supervisors local and state officials.
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East Michigan Tourist Association
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
Bay City
Republic
Supervisors
Bay County
Wenonah
Consumers Power Users Prompt and Courteous Service
An old notice urges prompt payment of light and power bills at Citizens State Bank, emphasizing courteous service for customers.
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Citizens ‘State Bank
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Ram
Helen E. Sutton
Fr. Morrison
Clare High
A. E. Mulder
New Athletic Field
Harrison Wed
Clare Kiwanians
Gridiron
Livingston
G. L
Kennedy Home
Common Council
Congregationalists
Clare Sentinel
Windover Lake
East Michigan
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