Week Of April 11-17 Announced
Territorial notices list events for the week of April 11 to 17 with unspecified schedules and details.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
1
Territorial notices list events for the week of April 11 to 17 with unspecified schedules and details.
Governor Albert E Sleeper designates April 21 1920 as School Week to address the serious shortage of teachers across Michigan and urges the press churches clubs and educational groups to focus on the educator supply and related school problems during the period.
Michigan Crop Improvement Association and State Farm Bureau announce a cooperative plan to widen distribution of high grade Michigan grown seeds. J. W. Nicolson named state representative, A. L. Bibbins elected secretary, with seed access to all association members and seed companies in the state. Trained seed will be provided by Michigan Agricultural College and certified seed prepared by the association for broad dissemination.
Michigan Agricultural College entomologists warn the pacificera scale remains a threat to apples, plums, peaches and pears. Despite two years of cold weather reducing infestations, a mild season aided scale growth and many orchards still require dormant spraying before buds open to prevent further damage.
The City results indicate broad backing for Mr. Doherty in the mayoral contest. Ward tallies are listed with supervisors, aldermen and constables. third ward treasurer result not learned.
Mrs J M Kennedy mother of Mrs RB A Leffingwell died at Mt Pleasant March 25 1920. She leaves her husband six sons and two daughters and many relatives and friends. Funeral in charge of Rev Hawthorn was held March 27 with burial at Mt Pleasant.
On Wednesday March 31 Rev Davis officiated the ring ceremony uniting Stanley Sage and Miss Marie Wiloughby both of Gilmore. The couple will reside on the W. O. Fuller farm in Surrey.
Beet growers of the vicinity will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. at Dancas's Hall. There will be a sale of the cure and get your sou culls. Clare Hardware and Implements Co.
In Isabella County a unique suit resulted in Judge Hart directing a verdict for 3000 dollars against Dr Judson Black state veterinary. Fred G Stevens of Breckenridge claimed damages after his draft horse died following heavy exercise.
A community column invites readers to submit questions on business farming sewing cooking and related topics. Readers may write phone or visit to share questions or suggestions and to let the column pose questions to them for answers.
The Farmers Bulletin proposes varied school lunches by Caroline L. Hunt. Suggested items include sandwiches with sliced tender meat and baked apple, meat loaf or bean loaf breads with fruit and cake, chopped meat with salad dressing and fruit, bread and butter with cottage cheese and custard, and lettuce sandwiches with applesauce and milk. Mrs Jas M Wellman.
The Board of Supervisors page lists nearly all Republican members elected across townships on an Onion ticket. Names include Arthur J. P Myere Freeman M W Finch Garfield Thos Maitby Grant Wm Bowler Hamilton Alfred Eble Hatton Chas Kleinhardt Hayes Wright Lincoln Jas M Wellman Redding Floyd £& Davis Sheridan Geo Steble Summerfield Bond Surrey Clair Stanley Winterfield John Dyketra Clare City Mayor A J Roherty Ealph Stevena D S Lamont Geo Jackson Harrison City Marion Johnson Dan Lockwood Al Orsgier.
Rev. Davis joined William Dunlop and Gweneth Groves in marriage at the M. E. Parsonage Sunday evening April 4. They were accompanied by Frances Davy and Hilda Gosden. The bride graduated from the city school last year. Sentinel extends congratulations.
We thank friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Miss Alger for the music and Bilder Devise for comfort. Ladies, be sure and get your con vents. Oless Hdw. and Imp. Os.
Mrs Janet Branch state deputy from St Louis Mich attended a Clare La Tosces Hive meeting to urge attendance at the L O T M convention in Lansing. Officers for the year were installed including Hattie Wileen as Post Commander and Margaret Derby as Leader with a slate of officers. Delegates were elected to the district convention at Evart April 27 and a county convention in Clare May 5 with visitors from Mt Pleasant Ronehash and Farwell invited.
As results come in Johnson leads California for President by about 50 000 over Wood with Lowden third and Hoover fourth. The country vote is light due to the alarm and cities decide the matter. Local returns show Wood ahead in the county by a small margin and Fred M. Warner named national committeeman.
On Saturday evening April 3 Rev Charles Kleinhardt united Miss Winifred Richard son and Mr Nial Abbott of Grant township in marriage at his home. The couple then traveled to First Sunday where the groom held a bass position. Friends congratulate them and wish a long and prosperous life together.
Sale of Meryl Davison delayed until the afternoon due to rain. A large crowd attended as auctioneer completed the sale of stock and reels valued at 84,008 dollars.
In numerous townships the Republican ticket won statewide with many women elected. Arthur and Garfield districts report full Republican tickets with few exceptions. Winterfield and Surrey show single-party votes. Vernon and Wise also favor Republicans though bond votes vary. Wise backed a $15 000 road bond by 150 to 127.
Mrs Wm. S. Duncan of East Vernon was surprised on March 31 by neighbors marking her 85th birthday. Her son Robert arrived from Saginaw and a niece Mrs Robt Barr came from Flint. A daughter, Mrs Ed Northen, is believed to have organized the gathering. the elderly lady enjoyed the joyous occasion.
A Republican convention is called at Clare on Wednesday April 21, 1920 at 10 o clock a m to elect five delegates to the state convention in Kalamazoo May 5 and to transact other business. Delegates will be elected by caucuses in each township and ward. The list of delegates by area and the Republican County Committee signatures are included.
David Jennings a pioneer resident of this county died at his home yesterday forenoon from pneumonia. No funeral arrangements were made at press time. Further details expected next week.
The Guild ladise schedules a rum mage sale on Friday afternoons at Sewardsyet this week. Doherty gt ao ' se e ruls Store hosts the event with preparations underway and local residents urged to attend.
A poem urging the value of personal sacrifice over money in worthy causes. It argues that true progress relies on individuals dedicating themselves, not just donating funds, and praises those who share burdens and stay committed until success. Copyright 1920 by Edgar F. Guest.
Methodist E P Church led by Rev E W Davis holds 10 am service and 11 30 am Sunday School with Epworth League 6 pm and 7 30 pm evening service. Christian Science meets 10 30 am at T W Michaels corner 64 Beech. Free Methodist led by Rev Ellig Molloite features 10 20 am Sunday School and 7 pm evening preaching. Church of God hosts 1 pm Sunday School 2 pm preaching 7 pm. Lutheran Hugo Hoenecke offers 10 am German service and 11 15 am Sunday School. Catholic J J McAllister presides 8 30 am services.
Grover Reynolds plans a stock tools hay and grain sale on April 12 one mile east of Dover with a Ford car for sale in good condition A note lists two more auctions on April 14 at the former farm hosted by H McKinley and W N Younglove starting at 16 a m with land to follow Groves as auctioneer Fireaxre and Geo Baten schedule a sale on April 16 at the residence of the former on Sheridan Sec 7 more details next week
John W Evans concluded a Sheridan sale on March 31 and then, with his family, departed Friday morning for Denfield Ontario to resume farming. He calls the sale a dandy and expresses satisfaction. The family regrets leaving Sheridan and their friends, who share the same sentiment and wish them good luck in the new Canadian home.
Community group announces a bake sale to be held at the Ges office on Babarday. Patrons are invited to sample a range of treats and support local efforts.
National government backs Michigan soil survey to catalog soils and map farming potential across the state. Project team from the Experiment Station and Bureau of Soils will send instructors to continue mapping soil composition, erosion, productivity, and development possibilities for hundreds of thousands of idle acres.
Governor Sleeper, returning to Lansing, weighs a special session to adjust the state board of equalization and enable annual meetings. Kent county leads agitating counties arguing Wayne county is under assessed. Legislation would address annual supervisor data and county machinery gaps.
County Conference of the Inter Church world movement will be held Friday September 7 starting at 9 50 a m at the Methodists Church. The Rev. Ilo Kingy formerly of Mt Pip is among the speakers and the public is invited.
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