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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1926

Page

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Mayor Thompson explains bonding proposal for M-20 pavement project

Mayor Thompson urges voters to approve bonds of $6 500 to fund the M-20 paving on trunk M-20 and related city improvements. He outlines state aid totals, expected local share near $70 000, and benefits including long-term asset value and lowered interest rates. The piece cites past pavement efforts on M-14 and Main Street and notes a need to refinance to reduce taxes.

States Water Works Michigan Main Street West Fourth Street Citizens State Bank Clare Clara

Fire destroys Groves Farm bungalow and contents

A Sunday afternoon blaze gutted the Groves farm bungalow near Brown Corners. Thomas Groves owned the home rented to Roy Gordon, wife and ten children inside. Loss valued at $2,000 with nine thousand insured goods. house unused and insurance cancelled. Mrs Gordon had pneumonia and was moved to her mother's nearby home.

Thomas Groves Brown Corners Roy Gordon Pontiac Put

Voters of the Second Ward Consider Supervisor Role

A speech to the residents of Clare's Second Ward asks for support for the upcoming year in the supervisor position. The speaker thanks voters and urges enough votes to secure the office.

Notice reserved date for spring season sale tops

To whom it may concern the date of April 14 reserved for a major portion of the season watch for next week when the “Topey” top coats at 19 dollars will be announced by W Jones.

W. Jones

Zenobia Chapter Holds Special Meeting in Zenobia

The Mt Pleasant O H 8 chapter joined Zenobia members for a special meeting last Friday. Awards were conferred on Mrs Harl Crum Mrs Arthur Parish T Carl Holbrook and Fred J Thompson. Mrs H Edward Deuse spoke on the order and its principles while the audience enjoyed a duet by Mr and Mrs N A Elden and refreshments for ninety attendees.

Mt. Pleasant Zenobian Harl Crum Arthur Parish T. Carl Holbrook Fred J. Thompson Mra H. Edward Deuse N. A. Elden

March Blizzard Ends Winter’s Veil After Mild March

On March 31 1926 weather prophets recall the day as the winter storm’s peak. Residents note unseasonably warm spells earlier in March and a heavy snowfall Tuesday night into Wednesday. McEwan Street saw busy shoveling while tracks were buried then drifted, wind and brief rain added snow weight. Utilities reported minor outages with crews kept busy.

McEwan Street

Princess Theatre Schedule and Western Film Previews

The Princess Theatre bills showings on Sat and Sun with Riding the Wind featuring Fred Thompson and Silverking, plus The Spirit of the West. It promotes A Son of His Father by Harold Bell Wright with historical accuracy near Tucson and the Grand Canyon. Also listed are Laughing at Danger and other serials with matinees and pricing noted.

Fred Thompson Silverking Sun Raymond Griffith Harold Bell Wrights Richard Talmadge Pale Face Richard Dix Lrish Harold Lloyd Paramount Picture Tucson Arizona Plains Grand Canyon Colorado Bessie Love Warner Baxton Raymond Hatton Otters Princess Theatre

For Sale Fresh rikers and close-up springers

Clare Live Stock Co advertises cattle at Stelle hurt area with a 2808 The Style Shoppe for bargains in Aate-ady.

Clare Live Stelle Ady

Spring Election City and Ward Tickets Listed

The notice lists city and ward tickets for Clare voters next Monday, naming candidates for Mayor Clerk Treasurer and local officials across three wards. It also details Ballot questions on Daylight Saving Time versus EST and two bonds for city funding and pavement projects with amounts and repayment terms.

Foell Teschke nuptials at Farwell home wedding

Clara Foell and Walter Teschke united in marriage last Friday at the Foell home in Farwell. Rev. L C Bernthal officiated in a small ceremony witnessed by the groom’s sister and Emil Alex. The bride, formerly a Farwell State Bank bookkeeper, now moves to Detroit with her husband, who has a good job there.

Wm. Foell Farwell Clara Walter Teschke L. C. Bernthal Detroit Teschké

Clare Voter Message for City Treasurer Race

A speaker campaigns for the Democratic City Treasurer post urging voters to consider their choice. The message states no institution backs the campaign for monetary welfare and thanks voters for their support.

Easter Dance Planned by K. of C. Club at Doherty Auditorium

The K. of C. club announces an Easter dance at the Doherty auditorium on Wednesday evening in April with Midland Nite Hawky providing music. Tickets are 1.60 per couple with a supper to follow. Committees named for event planning.

K. of C Doherty

Mrs E A White Writes of Florida from New Smyrna

Mrs BE A White from New Smyrna Florida recounts six years in Florida with trips by auto from Miami to New Smyrna Enterprise St Cloud and New Smyrna includes visit with Mrs Bissonette and cousin Dale at Yale University and notes on the Order of Eastern Star ceremony with ten states represented.

Florida Dale Yale University Miami Auto Berrien County New Smyrna White Enterprise U. S. Grant Grover Cleveland St. Cloud Louisa Geeck Clare Order Hastern Star Geo. Reed E. A. White Michigan Minnesota Washington Oklahoma Texas California Pennsylvania New York Illinois BE. A. White Fla

Stehle Ranch Home Destroyed By Tuesday Fire

Tuesday afternoon fire believed caused by a defective chimney destroyed the Stehle ranch home northeast of Clare. The house cost over 38000 to build with 5000 insurance. Owner Nelson Smith of Alma lost upstairs furniture while Lyle Waite and family moved downstairs goods. Wesley Strouse and wife were forced out again as smoke and flames spread through the dwelling.

Stehle Ranch Clare Nelson Smith Alma Lyle Waite Wesley Strouse

Sam Rutter Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Clare County

To the Republican Voters of Clare County Sam Bert Rutter announces his candidacy for sheriff at the upcoming September primaries. He asks for voter approval and hopes to meet residents personally before then. The Lads' Aid plans a meeting this week Friday with Mrs J H Deeley.

Clare County Sam Bert Rutter Lads' Aid Mra

Three Aged Pioneers Pass Within Days Near Farwell

The Wilkins siblings Orletta Augusta Lucy and George died within twelve days of each other near Farwell. Orletta died March 18, Lucy March 28, and George March 29. Remains of Orletta were sent to New York and returned to join parents’ graves with the others. Life sketches unavailable this week.

Wilkins Farwell Lucy George Orletta Augusta Wilkins New York State A. H. Wilkins Dallas Texas

Good Literature Club Meets For March Session

The Good Literature Club met Tuesday evening March 30 with Mrs Minnie Caul presiding. Mrs Johanna Mack led the program on Evolution while members shared ideas in a general discussion. Guests included Mrs John McDonald Mrs Alina Andrus of Mt Clemens and Mrs Kathryn Howard of Sault Ste Marie with Mrs Wilson acting as critic. The club adjourned to meet April 13 with Mrs Bernice Jones and a musicale planned with Mrs Marjorie Reeder as chairwoman.

Good Literature Club Woman’s Reading Club

Fire costs Americans four dollars per year

The article argues that fire losses cost the public about four dollars per person annually and that while fire safe buildings help, the real solution lies in educating individuals to be more careful and avoid careless behavior rather than relying solely on material choices.

United States

Clare City Notice On Absentee Ballot Deadline

Notice to electors of Clare that no absentee ballots will be issued after Saturday April 3. Clerk Alex McKinnon signs the notice.

City OF Clare Alex McKinnon

Pedro Party at Mt Vernon Grange Hall Rallies Friday

The Mt Vernon Grange hosts a Pedro party inviting everyone to join Friday night. A reminder notes the date of April 9th for the next event.

Pedro Mt. Vernon Grange Hall

Paper Hanging and Painting Services Ad

Local advert offers papering and painting by J A Allen with estimates available. Phone number 33.

Dance Denece at Duncan's Hall Friday Night

Community notice invites all to Duncan's Hall for a Friday night dance hosted by the committee. The event promises a Fountain service and features Gry chocolate drinks and a Kirkpatrick store-adv appearance.

Denece Duncan’s Hall Kirkpatrick

Hastern time proposed to boost tourism and farming

A reader argues for adopting Hastern time to align with Sun time, suggesting farmers gain an extra hour each morning for purchases and tourism benefits. The letter claims many neighboring cities already use Hastern time and asserts increased daylight would aid business and recreation.

Clare

Clare Suffers Fire At Ramey Lunch Room

Shortly after midnight Saturday a powerful explosion blew out windows and started a fire in the Hii Ramey lunch room. Firemen contained the blaze to the original quarters. Loss to stock and fixtures about 1000. Ramey injured. millinery parlors adjoining suffer smoke damage.

Hii Ramey Howlett and Duncan

Auction Sales Highlight Local Properties

Auctions listed for Friday April 2. Donard Robison residence near Elm Grove to be sold. A severe storm caused the April 6 sale of Arthur Badgley to be postponed with an all day sale noted in the issue.

Donard Robison Elm Grove Arthur Badgley

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Appreciation for floral offerings. Gratitude to Rev. W. D. Stratton for comfort. William A. Oden, Mr. and Mrs Leo Oden and son. Mrs Hdna Walter and children, Ivan Oden.

W. D. Stratton William A. Oden Leo Oden and Son Hdna Walter Ivan Oden

Conservation Day Observed At Clare School

A conservation program at the Clare school auditorium features a bird pageant, essays, and talks by local figures including Game Warden Eugene Pettit. Prizes for best bird houses and essays will be awarded. residents urged to attend this patriotic event.

Clare Study Club Eugene Pettit Michigan Manual Training Finch Wm. HL Caple J. H. Wilson Mesdames A. Horton Frank Hochstetler John Asline I. B. Hampton H. B. Johnson Fred McGuire Lucille Alderton Arthur Horton Reva Derby

Farmers May Shoot Crows on Own Land

Farmers may shoot crows hawks and other predatory animals on their own domiciled land without a permit or hunting license at any time. Suckers and Grass Pike may be taken with hook and line in streams open to trout fishing. All feeder streams are closed to fishing and will be stocked with trout. C. E. Pettit Deputy Conservation.

C. E. Pettit

Butter-Kistwich Hot Toasted Sandwich at Kirkpatrick's

A brief ad notes a Butter-Kistwich hot toasted sandwich available at Kirkpatrick's drug store. The line implies a local shop offering a prepared snack as part of its advertising.

Kirkpatrick’s

Clare election denial from candidate Edgar Petersosi

Edgar Petersosi appeals to Clare voters denying rumors about his eligibility and finances. He asserts legal state of office, notes honesty in earnings, and claims no bank deposits or undisclosed government offers. He pledges diligent service if elected.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thompson Mey Zenobia Clare Lodge Edgar S. Peterson Lewis H. Thompson Faye Stephenson Ralph Stevens Ira Richmond Wm. Leis David Ward Jacob Mason Martin Rulapaugh O. A. Derby Ernest Chaffee William Dwyer M. R. Howlett John Neithercut Herbert Jennings John Phimsey Frank Holmes Joseph Verette George T. Jackson Levi CG. Cimmerer Charles Peters Cominittes The Clare Sentinel and Friends Surrey J. A.allen Eli Ramey Tonia Eeither Hdgar Petersosi
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