Farewell Reception for Father McAllister at St Henry’s
A large turnout at St Henry’s Church Auditorium bid farewell to Father McAllister ahead of his reassignment to St Bernard’s in Aspens. A village reception featured a program of music and speeches, a purse of about eight hundred dollars, and tributes from Clare and Harrison delegates Lawrence Jackson Harry McKerring and Michael Fanning.
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St. Henry's Church
Father McAilister
Aspens
Edward D. Kelley
St. Bernard’s Church
Meurice McConnell
Father O’connor
Father McAlister
Francia McAlister
Alpena
Montreside
Grand Rapide
Bay City
St. Bernard
Father McAllister
Psren
Monsignor Flannery
United States
Tis
Clare and
Harrison
Father McAliater
Lawrence Jackson
Harry McKerring
Michael Fanning
Priset
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and tokens in the death of our wife and mother. John Ralapaugh and Family. T Brown and family attended Leroy Brown’s funeral at Marion Tuesday. Leroy, nephew of Kir, drowned Friday near Wolf Lake at Baed.
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John Ralapaugh
T. Brown
Marion
Leroy ‘Brown
Kiri
FINE HORSES BRINGED TO BRAND FARM AT ARTHUR
A morning train from Saginaw delivered 18 Belgian and Percheron horses to Brand Farm in Arthur, including a 2300 pound Belgian stallion. Leo Spranger will manage while Eli Spranger stays in Saginaw. The farm will specialize in Belgian and Percheron stock with a stallion of each breed for service and is noted for Hereford cattle. This offers local farmers a chance to breed superior draught horses.
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Saginaw
Brand
Arthur
Leo Spranger
Eli Spranger
Sagina
Springer
Mayor Urges Spring Clean Up For A Healthier City
Mayor A J Docerty calls for a citywide spring cleanup to remove rubbish and breeding grounds for disease. He asks the Chamber of Commerce, women’s clubs, schools, and other groups to mobilize volunteers to gather debris along streets and properties for a healthier and more vigorous town.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Docerty
Construction Updates At Local Congregational Parsonage
Wim H Bicknell and Company erect a new awning while the Congregational parsonage has been shingled throughout and is in the process of being painted, indicating ongoing exterior renovations.
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Wim. H. Bicknell & Co
Congregational Parsonage
Bonding Vote Sparks Surprise in Fine School District
The Fine School District voted 252 to 3817 in favor of a 125000 bond for a new house. Board members, with architect Batterworth, tour towns to inspect new buildings while plans for the old structure remain undecided. A swift decision is hoped to push construction before winter after bonds are negotiated.
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Fts
Messare
Mset
Batterworth
Notice of Examination for Teachers in Harrison City Schools
Examinations for all grades of certificates will be held in the High School room on Thursday Friday and Saturday April 28 29 and 30 Applicants should bring Legal cap paper and writing materials First time examinees urged to test in April to improve chances of securing a school before fall opening Geo E Bersette Commissioner B42
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Harrison City
Geo. E. Bersette
John Phinnesey Builds Wood House and Garage
John Phinnesey undertakes construction on his property to erect a wood house with an attached garage on his other parcel. The project progresses as plans and permits are pursued.
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John Phinnesey
Chamber considers highway tree planting proposal
The chamber held a Wednesday meeting led by President Caple to review J. F. Tatman ideas on lining highways with trees. The group suggested Arbor Day to begin efforts and appointed Tatman Davy Gallagher Johnson to study options while F. H. Lesher of Mancelona shared road improvement experiences.
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Inet
Caple
J. F. Tatman
Tatman
Highway Department
Arbor Day
L. E. Davy
M. B. Gallagher
Geo. Johnson
F. H. Lesher
Mancelona
Multiple Churches Serve City With Weekday and Weekend Schedule
Central time church notices list services for Methodist, Congregational, Free Methodist, Baptist, and Church of God in several towns. Highlights include morning worship and Sunday school times, Epworth League for youth, and midweek prayers. Local pastors named include Rev. E W Davis, Rev G P Badgley, Rev Ellis Mellotte, Rev J C Rooney, and Rev C R Milberry.
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Methodist
E. W. Davis
A. Bruce Gibbs
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
J. C. Rooney
C. R. Milberry
Sheridan
Church OF God
W. S. Teeter
5Th Street
Clare Citizens to Elect Three Governors in League Ballot
Citizens of Clare meet Tuesday evening April 19 at 6 00 P M in the K of P ball to elect three governors for the Five County League official board. Men and women over 17 are eligible to vote. Come and help build Clare's future.
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Clare
K. of P
City of Clare
Five County League
Those Dustpans For Subscribers
We had hoped correspondents would fail or send for those dustpans as they cannot be mailed. Some have not done so and the articles are in the way. We have refused to sell them but cannot wait longer. Subscribers can have them for 250. First come first served.
Jungle Man Dr Maeser to Speak at Methodist Church
Dr. Maeser who spent fifteen years in the jungles of India will address the congregation at the Methodist church this Friday evening. His talk, expected to be of strong interest, is described as well worth hearing. Rev A J Morris of Weidman was in town. Mrs Carl Geretzer and Missle ( unreadable ) are mentioned in the fragment.
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Maeser
India
Methodist Church
A. J. Morris
Weidman
Toesdey
Carl _Gerétzer
Mtsle
Larmon Post Welcomes New Members At Banquet
Larmon Post held a Tuesday evening banquet hosted by Mrs Kennedy and others to honor ex service men in Clare. Mrs Thompson opened the event and Commander Tibbils spoke on the Legion’s work. 38 new names were added to the members list as by laws were read and signed. The Legion ordered rifles for Memorial Day and thanked the ladies and Chamber of Commerce for supper.
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Larmon
W. A. Kennedy
L. H. Thompson
T. Woods
Elisabeth Wilkinson
Rolland Dyer
Jocs
Clare
Tibbils
Com. Tibbils
Legion
Larmon Post
Chamber of Commerce
Special Session 4 Called by Mt. Pleasant Board
The board of supervisors issues a special session for next Monday to organize and consider assessments and other matters. City government changes give Mt. Pleasant four representatives on the board, with several county changes leaving half the members at business.
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Board of Supervisors
Mt. Pleasant
Turbush Sharp Engagement in Detroit Marriage Notice
Mrs R C Ferguson announces the marriage of Gretchen E Tarbuet of Detroit to Frank Sharp of Mt. Pleasant at North Woodward. April 2 1921 at Detroit Presby terian church. Bride daughter of Geo Turbush Clare now in Detroit with GM. groom from Isabella County. at home 406 Florence Ave.
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R. C. Ferguson
Gretchen E. Tarbuet
Detroit
Frank Sharp
Mt. Pleasant
Cochrane
North Woodward
Presbyterean
Geo. Turbush
Clare
General Motors Co
Mr. Sharp
Isabella Co
Florence Ave
Double Wedding at Eight Point Lake Farm
Sunday April 3 at the Henry home a double wedding joined Elle Henry to Joseph Brown and Vivian Shippy to Fred Brown. Both brides wore silk gowns. the grooms are brothers. A reception follows on Wednesday evening.
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Eight Point Lake
Donubis
Pleasant Farm
Fred Henry
Elle
Joseph Brown
Misa Vivian Shippy
Robert Carnon
Lake
Fred Brown
Card of Thanks for City Treasurer Election
I thank my many friends for their kindness in presenting me the office of City Treasurer. I cannot express my heartfelt appreciation for your confidence and sympathy. Sincerely yours, Arthur T. Stevene.
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City Tressurer
Arthur T. Stevene
Notice of sewer tax collection at bank
Taxpayers are informed that Eayth B. Stevens will be at Citizens State Bank on Thursday afternoons to receive the special sewer tax on éth street.
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Citizens State Bank
Eayth B. Stevens
Ladies Aid Meeting Notices
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church in Witt holds a meeting led by Mrs. pending details and date. Members are urged to attend for announcements and fellowship.
Good Literature Club Elects Officers for Another Year
On April 6 the Good Literature Club met with Mrs. C M Jones. Officers were retained: President Mrs. GC M Jones Vice President Mrs. Carl Reading Secretary Mrs James Duncan. Readings covered George Eliot works with Butterfield Mack Wilson Duncan leading discussions and a review of Silas Marner. Adjourned to meet with Mrs Duncan on April 20.
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Good Literature Club
C. M. Jones
Jones
GC. M Jones
Carl Reading
Bect’y
James’Duncan
George Elliot
Mies Butterfield
Mre. Mack
Wilson
Silas Marner
Duncan
Elliot
Farwell News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Talks
Mrs. Walter Badger left Monday for Meaick to visit her parents. Mrs. T. A. Fuller returned from Highland Park after a two week stay with relatives. Fannie Munger spent Sunday in Clare for Adventist services. Alabama visitors Ham and young son stayed with the Tiedemans. Aaron Allen of Wear Grant and Hazel Smith spoke on foreign missions in China. T. C Fuller returned to the street after illness.
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Walter Badger
Meaick
T. A. Fuller
Highland Park
Fannie Munger
Clare
Ham
Alabama
Chestnut
Berryton
George Tiedeman
Aaron Allen
Wear
Grant
Tiedeman
Hazel Smith
M. E. Church
Coleman
China
T. C Fuller
Five Counties Embracing Eight Towns Form Ball League
A Friday April 8 meeting in this city discussed organizing a baseball league with delegates from Gladwin Ewart Harrison Clare Coleman and Farwell Marion and Weidman absent. Sayers of the State Hall Federation spoke on league benefits and a temporary constitution was adopted. Geo Johnson and W S McAllister were elected temporary president and secretary respectively with May 10 set for governors’ meeting in Clare.
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Gladwin
Ewart
Harrison
Clare
Coleman
Farwell
Marion
Weidman
W.S. McAllister
Geo. BR. Borsette
Sayers
State Hall Federation
Detroit
Geo. Johnson
W. S. McAllister
Alas No Man Courage To Tell A Woman Her Mirror
Fragmentary note from Chica go News quotes a wry line about a woman and her reflection, suggesting a humorous or satirical comment on self-perception. The text presents no further context or identifiable names.
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Chicago News
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Mre
Farwell News
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Joseph H.steere
Howard Wiest
Victor M.gore
Walter H.sawyer
Omas E. Johnson
John A.doelle
Frederick A.jeffers
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