Revised Version Of Holy Bible To Be Dedicated
A mass meeting at Clare Methodist Church on September 30 will dedicate the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible. Rev. Leslie J. Nevins will lead, with Dr. Burt Bowerman as principal speaker and local pastors in attendance. Five free copies will be given, with copies available for purchase. The event marks 20 years of work by 32 scholars from 40 denominations and the new Bible will be released to the public that evening in a nationwide observance. A three cent stamp will inaugurate sales for Gutenberg’s 500th anniversary printing milestone.
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Clare Methodist
Churches of
Clare
Leslie J. Nevins
The
Methodist Church
Clare Ministerial Association
Burt Bowerman
Lansing
Michigan Council of Churches and Christian Education
Oscar Witt Olson
Congregational Church
W. Brinkman
Church of God
Louis *W. Cobb
Church of the Nazarene
America
Johann Gutenberg
Washington, D. C
Openhouse celebrates St. Cecilia’s new school on fiftieth anniversary
The article notes the Sept 29 1950 openhouse at St. Cecilia’s new school with 114 children enrolling for first classes. It mentions an American flag ceremony by Boy Scouts, archery plans, and a church wedding of Ed Burdo to Joanne Brock on Sept 23. It also recalls past events from 1947 and 1905 including a deer hunting incident and a football debut at Farwell School.
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St. Cecilia’s New School
Boy Scouts of
St. Cecilia's Parish
Tim Cotter
Sruba
Jim Murphy
St. Cecilia’s Church
Ed Burdo
Joanne Brock
Pioneers Triumph Over Shepherd High in Class B Opener
Clare High School Pioneers defeated Shepherd High Blue Jays 7 to 0 at Shepherd Homecoming. A third quarter interception set up the scoring drive as Mike Dwyer and Hallback Graham carried the ball to the goal. Shepherd threatened late but failed on downs. Clare stalled the final minutes. Bands entertained at halftime and upcoming JV and varsity schedules were noted.
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Dwyer
Hallback
Graham
Shepherd
Clare
Gladwin JV
Mt. Pleasant
October 6 Deadline to Register for General Election
October 6 is the last day to register for the General Election. All eligible voters who have never registered or who have moved to a new voting district must register at the County Clerk Township Clerk or Village Clerk office. Do it now.
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Guy and Village
Ed Johnston Dies Suddenly at 59 in Grand Rapids
Ed Johnston longtime Clare resident died suddenly after a heart attack while attending a convention in Grand Rapids on Tuesday He was born June 21 1893 near Yale Michigan and came to Clare in 1926 He operated the Johnston Elevator and was active in Masonic Lodge American Legion Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce and education boards He leaves wife Bernice son Joe four brothers and three sisters Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at the Congregational Church with burial in Cherry Grove cemetery
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Ha Johnston
Grand Rapids
Alma College
Harbor Beach
Yale
Mt. Pleasant
Clargy
Johnston
Barnice Francis
Jefferson Avenue Methodist Church
Saginaw
Clare Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Bernice
Joe
U. S. Air Force
England
Henry
Thomas
Jerry
Birmingham
Hugh J
Traverse City
George Cavanagh
P. W. Burns
Alpena
Neil D. Stirling
Ed Johnston
Clare
Jed
Congregational Church
Oscar Witt Olson
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Russell Thurston
Russell Stinson
Clare Kiwanis Host Dinner for Clare Teachers
Thirty five Clare Public School teachers attended a Wednesday evening dinner hosted by the Clare Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Doherty. Midland attorney Sheldon spoke on voting, titled Vote With The Ballot Battalion, highlighting civic duty and mutual appreciation within the community.
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Clare Kiwanis Club
Clare Public School
Calvin Ankney laid to rest at Coleman
Calvin Ankney former Coleman resident died September 18 1952 at Midland Hospital aged 79 years two months and 27 days. He married Carrie Nevill Penrose on September 6 1919 and they had son James. Survived by his wife son three grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services were held at O Laughlin Funeral Home Coleman with Rev Jason Methner officiating.
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Calvin Ankney
Midland Hospital
John
Mary Ankney
Paulding County
Ohio
Carrie KH. Nevill Penrose
Clare
James
Ife
O’laughlin
Coleman
Jason Methner
Illinois Corn State Debate Stuns with Giant Hybrid Ears
Three enormous ears of Funk's Hybrid field corn grown by M. D. Cole of Wise township are shown at The Sentinel office. Each ear runs over 12 inches, weighs 3 pounds 14 ounces, with 65 kernels per row and 20 rows. Can any one beat it?
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Funk
M. D. Cole
Wise Township
Sentinel Office
Women Golfers Elect Officers At Country Club Meeting
The Women Golfers met Wednesday at the Country Club for a business session before play. The nominating committee led by Mrs. Lucile Haley presented a slate unanimously elected: Beatrice Lange president Mael Baumgarth vice president Blanche Wright secretary treasurer Annabel Hampton sports chair. They set an October 6 banquet and praised the course, with Baumgarth claiming low net and a four way tie for low putts won by Wright on the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Haley
Beatrice Lange
Mael Baumgarth
Blanche Wright
Annabel Hampton
Baumgarth
Grace Yrey
Wright
Doris Bonstelle
Adelaide Elden
Helen Anderson
Haley
Greens Announce Grand Opening This Weekend
The J. J. Green Clothing and Shoe store opens this Friday for a two day grand opening in a larger building. Free gifts for youngsters and prizes including a gift certificate for a man and for a woman, plus a bicycle, will be given away. Drawings occur at 8:00 pm Saturday September 27 with extra prizes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Green Clothing and Shoe
Dr Stirling Honored With Life Membership in MSVMA
Dr. Charles B. Stirling received a life membership in the Michigan State Veterinary Medical Association at the MSVMA meeting in Flint on August 20. Twenty five year members aged sixty five or older also received full privileges. his son Neil Stirling attended the ceremony as a witness.
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Charles. B. Stirling
Michigan State Veterinary Medical Association
Flint
Stirling
MSVMA
Clyre
Neil Stirling
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
MUCC District 13 Holds Organizational Meeting
District 13 Michigan United Conservation Clubs met at the Clare Rod and Gun Club with thirty members from seven clubs attending. Don Nealson was elected district chairman and George Nistrom as vice chairman. four district meetings were approved annually and clubs will pay a 25 cent per member minimum to MUCC.
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District 13
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Russell Reeder
A. McLand
Don Nealson
George Nistrom
MUCC
McBeth
Area traffic crashes cause high property damage
Two crashes in the city Thursday and Monday caused property damage and several injuries. George Ernest Brown, 45, of R-1 Farwell wrecked his 1939 Plymouth on Fifth Street after the other car parked in the road ran out of gas. Brown was treated for a chin laceration.
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George Ernest Brown
R-1
Farwell
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Roy B. Comer
Clare
Helen FE. Archambault
R-3
McEwan
Fourth Streets
Robert G. Edwards
Detroit
Albert D. Balderstone
Saginaw
Edwards
Dorothy
Leonard
Beatrice Boughner
Balderstone
Jack B. Swift
Mt. Pleasant
Swift
James Grogan
R-2
Arn
Damag
Bosink Makes Dirt Farmers Of Rotarians
President G. C. Born presided at the Clare Rotary Club noon meeting at Hotel Doherty. Lyman Marsh introduced Ben Bosink, former Clare County Farm Planner and bank farm relations manager, who spoke on community benefits of better farming and screened a humorous film on urban knowledge of farming. Visiting Rotarians R. G. Cole and G. J. Thompson of Mt. Pleasant attended. guests John Patrick and Jack Dillon, recently discharged from the U. S. Navy.
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G. C. Born
Clare Rotary Club
Hotel Doherty
Lyman Marsh
Marsh
Ben Bosink
Clare County
Citizens State Bank
Bosink
R. G. Cole
G. J. Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
If you’re not registered to vote Oct 6 is last day
The notice warns residents not yet registered must complete registration by October 6 to vote in upcoming elections. It stresses the deadline applies to all eligible voters and urges early action at local elections offices.
Alger Dinner Set After Park Speech This Saturday
Harold Hughes and Elizabeth Little announce a public Alger dinner after his Claudeville style rally. Pred Alger will address crowds in Farwell at 5:00 PM Saturday followed by a Clare dinner at the Doherty with plates at 2 dollars each.
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Alger
Hughes
Elizabeth Little
Farwell
Clare
M. Alger
Michigan
Algers
Ludington
Doherty
Clare-Isabella Education Association Plans Fall Meeting
The Clare-Isabella Education Association board met with Mrs. Irah Emery at Mrs. John A. Nelson's East State Street home on September 22 to plan the fall meeting. Emery is president and Leota Van Every is secretary. Directors attended from Mt. Pleasant, Shepherd, Farwell, Rosebush, and rural schools across two counties.
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Clare-Isabella
The
Education Association
Irah Emery
John A. Nelson
East State Street
Emery
Leota van Every
Mt. Pleasant
Shepherd
Farwell
Rosebush
Republican Women Rally at Rosebush Discusses November Ballot
The Republican Women’s Club of Isabella County held a Rosebush Memorial Field event. Club President Mrs. Harry Wild introduced Dick Litchenfelt of Central Michigan College who spoke on Washington administration and state constitutional amendments. County officials and Rep. Hugh Johnston attended while Maynard Gilmore demonstrated proper voting procedures.
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Republican Women’s Club
Isabella County
Memorial Field
Rosebush
Harry Wild
Dick Litchenfelt
Central Michigan College
Washington
Jim Strohmer
Ike
Jim Bader Heads Student Council As President
Jim Bader named president of Clare High School Student Council for 1952 1953 overseeing activities such as Freshman Mixer Homecoming Christmas party midwinter party and the spring party. The Council also operates concession stands at football and basketball games.
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Clare High School
Jim Bader
Jim Chandanis
Nancy Randall
Ina Kajilez
Why Relaxed Grouse Hunting Rules Are Proposed
The Sentinel prints James W. Wheeler's analysis arguing for a 41 day grouse season in Zones 1 and 2 to improve harvest. He notes grouse cycles over about ten years, compares Michigan with Wisconsin and Minnesota, and says open seasons can occur without harming populations.
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The
Sentinel
James W. Wheeler
Michigan
Gladwin
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wally
Gus
G C Born Heads District Nine Chiropractors
Dr. G C Born, a local chiropractor, elected president of District 9 of the Michigan State Chiropractic Society at a Mt. Pleasant meeting held at Hotel Chieftain last Sunday. Dr Jensen of Saginaw elected secretary treasurer and a Board of Directors was chosen.
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G. C. Born
Michigan State Chiropractic Society
Judge Hits Profit From Games Of Chance At Fair
Jerry Fish of St Johns and Harold Morrison of Petoskey were arrested at the Clare County Fair by State Police. They pleaded guilty before Judge Donald E Holbrook in Circuit Court and were fined 50 dollars plus 50 dollars costs for Wish and 25 dollars plus 25 dollars costs for Morrison. They were charged with running games of chance at the fair.
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Jerry Fish
St. Johns
Harold Morrison
Petoskey
Houghton Lake
John D Shiraiff II Lectures Social Science Classes
John D. Shiraiff II of Russian descent spoke to Social Science classes Monday morning at Be the Glare High School. Born in Philadelphia he worked for Ford Motor Company and the Detroit Times, taught citizenship classes in Detroit, served in the Pacific Theatre and traveled in eastern Europe before and after the war.
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John D. Shiraifft Q
Glare High School Auditorum
Philadelphia
Ford Motor Company
Detroit Times
Detroit
Europe
Mr. Shiraiff
States
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Lake City
H. C. Higgins
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Jake Bechdell
Orrin
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Dale Johnson
Way Wertz
Harrison Study Club
Harrison Congregational Church
Somebusy
Harrison
J. A. Simpson
William Duncan
Stewart Beatty
Vernon Center
Doherty Opera House
John White
Toledo
FF. R. Gray
Rex Carrier
Sheridan
Charles Verette
Vernon
Canfield
Bicknell
Alma
Woorlmen
N. Stirling
Charles Stirling
Jefferies
Hast Tilth Street
A. B. Mussell and Son
Druggis
Pioneers
Shepherd High
Seitz
Ed” Johnston
Illinois
Dean Luther A. Weigle
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
William R. McCulley
Thomas Nelson & Sons, Publishers
New York City
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Ike and Alger
Dr. Stirling
Mucc Dist
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Archambault
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Arthambault
Austin H. Mayer
Mayer
Gerald Mackleim
S. C. McArthur
Clare General Hospital
Harold Hughes
Eisenhower
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Nixon
Clare-Isabella Education Ass
G.C. Born
John D. Shiraiff II
Harrison Ruth Meellnay
Socrel
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