Puppy trials draw dog lovers from across the country
The Clare event sponsored by Saginaw Field and Stream Club drew 44 dogs, 29 entered, with winners including Mikes Ghost owned by Dr. Hinkle and Tom Dies Tex owned by T. B. McMahon. English setters won top places. two pointers shared fourth.
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Clare
Saginaw Field and Stream Club
H. G. Weeks
Michigan
Billie 4 H. Walker
Charles Zeigler
Saginaw
Rings Honey Bee
Thomas Ring
Bairds Thompsonite
John Baird
State Conservation
Betty
Mikes Ghost
Dr. Hinkle
Bethany
Missouri
M. #. McMinchel
Yates Center
Kansas
Tom Dies Tex
T. B. McMahon
J. R. Hensen
Texas
Harry W. Potter
Birmingham
W. J. Wilson
Sparta
Ilinois
Mikes
Mah Jong Club Holds Costume Party With Laila Wilson
The Mah Jong Club met with Miss Laila Wilson for a costume party decorated with lanterns and Chinese curios. Attendees included three young men, several girls, a Chinese maiden and butler, and a guest wore her mother’s wedding gown. The club bids farewell to Mrs. Norman Stanford and wishes her success. Miss Winnie Woodward will entertain at the next meeting.
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Mah Jong Club
Laila Wilson
Norman Stanford
Winnie Woodward
Appreciation of Lincoln Township Voters in Spring Election
Lillian Bifleran thanks Lincoln township voters for support in the spring election and expresses gratitude for their backing as treasurer.
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Lincoln Township
Lillian Bifleran
War on the crow aims to save crops and game birds
Sportsmen and farmers in the area launch spring efforts to curb crow depredations. Michigan officials report crows destroy eggs and nestlings, and 2811 crows were destroyed in 1923. A nationwide movement backs local actions to protect game, poultry, and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Jones
Department of Conservation of
Michigan
Union
City Firemen Hold Annual Election
City firemen conducted their annual election at the hall. M. D. Feighner was recommended for Chief and Fire Warden. C. A. Wellman named Asst. Chief. O. A. Derby as Secretary and Treasurer. Appointments included John Forbes, W. L. McNeill, C. A. Wellman, and Fred E. Smalley. A new chemical truck is nearly ready and farmers within five miles of Clare are asked to contribute.
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M. D. Feighner
Captain Hose Co
John Forbes
Captain Ladder Co
W. L. McNeill
Captain Chemical Co
C. A. Wellman
Fred EB. Smalley
Clare
O. A. Derby
Second Ward Republican Caucus Scheduled in Clare
A caucus of the Second Ward Republicans in Clare will meet at 7 00 pm next Monday at Joseph F Bowler's office to select five delegates for the Clare county Republican Convention on April 28 at 11 00 am in Clare. At the county convention five delegates go to the Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids on May Tth 1924. Signed A E Achard member of Clare County Committee.
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Clare
Joseph F. Bowler
Clare County
Grand Rapids
Appreciation note from Him Grove store owners
We thank old neighbors and friends for patronage over the past two years at our place of business known as the Him Grove store and wish successor W R Keith the same success from Mr and Mrs F L Hess.
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Him ‘Grove
W. R. Keith
Auction Notice for Paul Krienke Livestock Sale Near Clare
Paul Krienke of a farm one mile south and 2 1 2 miles east of Clare announces an upcoming auction sale of livestock, farm tools, and other articles. Date and full list to be published in next week's issue.
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Paul Krienke
Clare
Best Story From Mary Elden In Eighth Grade
The Sentinel publishes Mary Hiden Mary Elden eighth grade story praised by Mrs Hachmuth as the best in class. The tale of Early Gaul follows a Roman youth in a Gaul village as priests bear sacrifices to an altar amid tribal rites and eerie music, ending with a cliffhanger.
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The
Sentinel
Mary Hiden
Gaul
Swd
Last Rites for Harry T. Jackson in Clare
Harry T. Jackson aged 36 died after a two week illness at his home on West 7th Street. He married Bessie Sweeney in 1911 and had four sons. The Knights of Columbus and extended family attended the St. Cecelia Church funeral Mass.
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Harry T. Jackson
J. A. Jackson
West 7Th Street
Harry
Clare
Bessie Sweeney
Mason
Bnomas
John
Billy
Jimmy
Knights of Columbus
Mount Pleasant
St. Cecelia
George Flanagan
Edward Szturmowski
James Fitzpatrick
Flanagan
St. Henry’s
Cheviott
Detroit
Lawrence
Frank
Charles
Alpena
Ethel Schlegel
Cadillac
Nelle Peterson
Marjorie
FASTER SUNDAY OBSERVED WITH MISS SHERRIAT ADDRESS
Years pass and we recall the death of Jesus on Calvary his resurrection and ascension. We gather to hear a follower who spent six years in service in China Miss Lydia Sherriat of Mt Pleasant will give the address a fine musical program will be part of the event promising a great treat for attendees
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Jesus
Calvery
China
Lydia Sherriat
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon Resident Surprise Tendered by Neighbors
Last Friday evening in Vernons township Mr and Mrs James Walton were surprised by about sixty neighbors and friends who gathered at their home with well filled baskets to stay for a few hours. They plan to move to the city soon and were presented with a token of remembrance for their close friendship.
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Marion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. F. Carrow
Ray Watt
Carrow
J. F. Piper
F. B. Dunham
D. Johnson
J. D. Fry
Mr. Fry
Dr. Johnson
Lodge
James Walton
Vernons Township
Eliax
Walton
Princess Theatre Weekend Lineup Promises Entertaining Mix
Saturday features Love Gambler and Gil Bert with Dig Up Sun Man Remembrance and Goldwyn Venture, a humorous tale of a Pop who pays bills. Tuesday to Wednesday showcases Helen Chadwick in a domestic life comedy likely to appeal to wives and wise Mrs. audiences. Also showing Mermaid Comedy Look Out Below and Westerns with Jack Hoxie in Haunted Valley Ruth Rolland.
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John
Gilbert
Goldwyn Venture
Pop
America
Helen Chadwick
Jack Hoxie
Ruth Rolland
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during our sad bereavement. Special thanks to Fr. Flanagan Fr. Fitzpatrick Fr. Szturmowski the K. of and St Henrys choir Mrs Harry T Jackson and Children Mr and Mrs J A Jackson and Children.
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Flanagan
Fitzpatrick
Szturmowski
St. Henry's Choir
Harry T. Jackson
J. A. Jackson
Banquet Honors State Conservation Officials at Phelps Cafeteria
The Clare County Rod and Gun Club hosted a banquet at Phelps Cafeteria last Monday evening for visitors from the State Conservation Commission and officers of the Saginaw Field and Stream Club attending puppy trials. Toastmaster I A Hachmuth presided as Rev H B Johnson spoke, with John Baird James McGillivray and Edgar R Cochran presenting remarks on conserving natural resources for Michigan's future tourism and beauty.
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Clare County Rod and Gun Club
Phelps
State Conservation Commission
Saginaw Field
Stream Club
I. A. Hachmuth
Clare Club
H. B.johnson
John Baird
James McGillvray
Edgar R. Cochran
Cochran
Michigan
Boutel
Saginaw Club
Saginaw Field and Stream Club
K. of P. Hall
McGillivray
Teachers Examination For County Certificates In Harrison
A three day teachers examination for all county certificate grades will be held in the Harrison high school room on April 24 25 26 1924. Sessions begin at eight each morning CST. Applicants must bring cap paper ink and writing materials. The program lists required subjects across three days with second grade candidates writing two of four subjects. Asa H. Aldrich Commissioner of Schools.")
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Harrison
Farm Fire Truck Ordered By Rural Community Group
The Rural Community Fire Truck association led by Roy J. Colby announces a $5500 Reo pumper truck order funded by 400 members at $10 each, with 150 more expected. Delivery in about 60 days and a public Owosso demonstration planned after arrival.
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Rural Community Fire Truck Association
Hals
Roy J. Colby
Colby
Owosso
Fish Supper Planned by Odd Fellows Lodge
The Odd Fellows will serve a fish supper at the lodge room Friday April 18 to the public. Service begins at 5:30 until all are served. Prize per plate 50 and 25 cents. Menu includes White Fish Trout Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes Brown Gravy Carrot Salad Peas Fruit Salad Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie Jelly Pickles Cheese Tea and coffee.
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The
Odd Fellows
Catch of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We thank friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Gratitude for floral offerings and Rev Lohnes for comforting words from John Hanes and family Beatham.
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Lohnes
Civic program at Clare School House auditorium
The Clare Study Club civic department held a Tuesday program at the schoolhouse auditorium. Mrs Caple opened in Mrs Williams absence, with Mrs John Asline directing. Children from the city school performed, Rev Johnson gave an address on the ideal town, and the audience praised the group’s civic ambitions.
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Clare Study Club
Achard
Donald Bicknell
Orlif Desormeau
Mary Achard
Jean Caple
Little Bopeep
Virginia Friz
Bopeep
Johnson
Clare
Asline
Former Grant resident Edgar McCary dies in Lansing
Edgar McCary of Lansing, a former Grant township resident, died suddenly of heart failure while dressing. Relatives in Clare received word. his body will be taken to Clare to his sister Mrs Maud Miller's home. Funeral at the Baptist church Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with burial in Cherry Grove. obituary to follow next week.
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Edgar McCary
Lansing
Grant Township
Clare
Maud Miller
Cherry Grove
Robinett Barn Disaster At Clare Farm
A large barn on the Robinette farm near Clare burned last Tuesday night. Bowler and Sutton road equipment stored inside was destroyed. Rob inette had moved to the Bowler farm earlier and supervised it. The loss was heavy and only partly insured.
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Robinette
Clare
Bowler
Same
Sutton
Dahlstrom Case Dismissed In Medical Practice Charge
The Fedple v Dahlstrom was heard before Justice Mater Wednesday forenoon and witnesses examined. The case was dismissed on motion of the defendant's attorney Thos Carl Holrobbey. The complaint alleged illegal practice of medicine without a license.
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Fedple
D.- B. Dahlstrom
D.-H. Mater
Materius
Thos. Carl Holbrooky
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Clare County ‘Committee
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Ttery and
Angels Bay
Mary Elden
Mary J. Bodkins
Ohio
Gladwin
John Hanes
Claire
Hiva Beacham
Levi
George
Oklahoma
Leslie Jones
Ernest Jones
Hammond
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Ruth Jones
Flint
Meélvyin Hanes
Fidd Hanes
Eddie Martin
Henry House
Methodist Sunday School
Vernon
Princess Theatre
Phelp
State Conservation Department
A.M
P. M
Asa H. Aldrich
Reo
Trout
4Mva
Beatham
HL. S. Auditorium
Civic Department of
Cc. S.C
Grant
Baptist Church
Robinett Barn
Dahlstrom
Clare Hardware
Fred