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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

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Reapportionment Battle Shifts to House in Michigan

Center-stage fight over district reapportionment continues as Senator Howarth’s plan to add Wayne County seats advances in the Senate. The Exxon of up-state support hinges on passage of the Bryant bill for a fifth northern state normal, while Michigan Agricultural College gains a name change to Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Senate boosts several farm and agri cultural funding measures, with House bills for inspection standards and disease eradication scaled up in committee.

Capitol Dome Lansing House Elijah B. Howarth, Jr Royal Oak Senate Wayne County Wayne Howarth Butler B. L. Case Cummings Herrick Horton Bryant Kent Genesee Saginaw Bay Berrien Calhoun Ingham Houghton Jackson Kalamazoo Muskegon Oakland St. Clair Michigan Agricultural College Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science Michigan State Michigan Joseph Warner Senate Committee On Agriculture Espie

G I C Club Met Tuesday Evening

The Good Literature Club gathered at Miss Frieda Giebel’s home east of the city for a Tuesday meeting. Plans for the June second banquet were set and a committee appointed. Mrs Norris Hiden led the program with a Bible in Literature paper, portraying Joseph David and Paul.

Good Literature Club Frieda Giebel Norris Hidén Joseph David Paul Mack

Legion Boys Get Together Banquet and Meeting Planned

Walter H. Lar man Post of the American Legion will hold a semi annual banquet and smoker on May 5 at Leon Gleason home with Mrs Gleason as hostess. A business meeting and Memorial Day speaker plan will be discussed and a strong program will be launched. Members should meet at Attorney Holbrook's office at 6:00 PM and ride to the Gleason home.

Walter H. Larman American Legion Leon Gleason Gleason

Sentinel Advertising Brings Back Lost Money

A lost $370 ad in The Sentinel led to quick recovery when a boy found the money on Clare streets and turned it into the Mertz-Bidwell store. Manager Mr Chatfee arranged return to the owner within two hours of mailing the papers.

the Sentinel Clare Mertz-Bidwell Chatffee

Public Auction Sale at John M. Neff Farm May 6

One of the year’s largest cattle auctions set for May 6 at the John M. Neff farm two miles north of the government Indian school. Neff, a 17 year registered cattle breeder, offers 37 head of cattle and a list of miscellaneous articles. He belongs to the Holstein Fr esian Association of America and showcases a fine register of cattle for sale.

John M. Nef Government Indian School Neff Holstein- Fresian Association of America

Dover Dance Postponed To May 1

Dover dance planned for Friday April 24 is postponed due to misunderstanding. It will now be held Friday evening May 1. Advance sale currently underway.

Death Claims Local Aged Citizen Van Sicklen

The Van Sicklen family mourns the sudden death of Wilmot Van Sicklen at 12:30 pm. Born December 7 1852 in Brighton Ontario he moved with his wife Alice Hadley to Michigan then Clare and Vernon Township earlier. He is survived by wife five children and relatives including a sister in Manitoba and half siblings in Vermont and British Columbia. Funeral was held Tuesday at the Methodist church with interment at Cherry Grove cemetery. A poem accompanies the obituary.

van Sicklen Wilmot Brighton Ont Alice Hadley Michigan Mt. Pleasant Vernon Township Edgar Vernon Florence Olsen Des Plains Ill Llewellyn Piint George Clare R. McClellan St. Anns Manitoba Green River Vermont G. Nelson Camloops B. C BE. T. Smith Cherry Grove Cemetery

Windover Ranch improves with new amenities

Mr. J. W. McCall of Gibson City Illinois announced plans for Windover Ranch and resort improvements this year. The facility features a nine hole golf course the only one in Clare county tennis courts saddle horses a store and a club house with meals. Cottage style restrictions aim to keep the property high class with no carnival attractions or public dance halls but private parties may be hosted at the club house. Windover Lake and Ranch is a notable Clare county beauty spot offering a wholesome summer home option and McCall has invested heavily in the project, signaling potential local impact.

J. W. McCall Gibson City Ill Windover Clare County Windover Lake McCall

Princess Theatre Weekly Reel Schedule and Features

The Princess Theatre lists Saturday April 25 Roaming Rails with Harry Carey and Sun-Mon Empty Hands with Jack Holt. Red Lights with Mary Prevost runs Tuesday and Manhattan with Richard Dix on Thursday. Serial Galloping Hoofs. matinee Tuesday 3:30 10c. May previews include Baree Son of Kaan with Anita Stewart and dog Wolf May 5-6 Jackie Coogan A Boy of Flanders.

Harry Carey Sun Jack Holt Mary Prevost Manhattan Richard Dix Anita Stewart Wolf Jackie Cobgan Flanders

Elm Grove Dance At Advanes Grange Hall

Elm Grove hosts a Friday night dance at Advanes Grange Hall on April 24. Admission is one cent at Rexall store.

Elm Grove Advanes Grange Hall Rexall

Indian Team Opens Local H S Baseball Season

The Indian high school baseball squad is set to play on the local diamond this afternoon. Most players return as veterans with McNerney Bader and Brown new to the lineup. Last season’s weakness with hitting appears to be improving during early practices as the Clare squad looks stronger than last year. The full schedule follows.

Clare McNerney Bader Brown

Farm buildings destroyed by fire in Grant township

About 2 00 o clock Monday morning a fire likely from a defective chimney destroyed the home barn and milk house on the Emma McCary farm in Grant township. The house occupants escaped as the roof and barn burned with wind carrying embers. Total building loss over 2800 with 1800 insured. personal property loss 200 to 300 insured.

Emma McCary Grant Township Clare Realty Co

Adapted seeds prove strong in Upper Peninsula farms

Michigan Agricultural College researchers report adapted oats Wolver ine and Worthy and Wisconsin Pedigreed barley excel in northern soils and climates. Upper Peninsula yields could rise about 350000 dollars annually from oats and 50000 dollars from barley on 80000 and 8000 acre crops, aided by the Michigan Crop Improvement Association based in Hastings.

Upper Peninsula Michigan Michigan Agricultural College C. H E. Skiver Wisconsin Upper Michigan Skiver U. P’s Michigan’ Crop Improvement Association Hast Lansing Extension Service

Bible Made Plain and Dead Answers Offered

An advertisement from Floyd Kirkpatrick at Every Inch Drug Store in Saginaw promotes a booklet titled The Bible Made Plain. It promises convincing and satisfactory answers to questions about where the dead go and asserts a commitment to offering better merchandise and service.

P. O Saginaw Floyd Kirkpatrick

Congs Men Enjoy Pot Luck Supper

Forty men of the Congregational church gathered for a pot luck supper at the church parlors. The feast overflowed into a banquet with abundant food, followed by a camp fire inside with a faux fire and stories of fishing and hunting. Wi EH Currie shared reminiscences of Clare and spoke on the value of men meeting together. Russell Koch was named chairman for the May meeting.

Congregational Church Currie Clare Russell Koch

Clare County Tourist Association Plans Advertising Tour

The Clare County Tourist Association intends to publish a booklet with a county map of lakes and streams, road guides, lake descriptions, fish species, and available camp sites cottages and boat rentals. It will highlight principal centers and be mailed to inquirers and tourists to attract long term visitors and boost permanent residents and taxable property.

Clare County Tourist Association

Former Clare Girl Married at Flint in April Ceremony

Ruth BE Larson and Alien FY Burch wed April 11 in Flint. The bride wore an alice blue silk gown and hat, the groom a black suit. They toured to Clare by auto for Easter with the bride’s parents, then back to Flint. Burch, an electrician, works for Consumers Power Co. A bridal shower occurred April 18 in Pontiac. The couple will live at 527 Grand Traverse St. Flint Michigan.

Ruth BE. Larson Alien Consumers Power Co Luther Braley Earl Kaul Pontiac Burch Grand ‘Traverse St Flint Mich

Fraternity Boys to Serve Supper at Congregational Church

Akhawat fraternity members announce a public supper at Congregational Church next Wednesday April 29 from 6 pm until served. Tickets are sold at local businesses and residents’ homes. past attendees praise the quality of their meals.

Akhawat Fraternity Congregational Church

Thanks for Help With Dover Church Play

Words of gratitude issued to all who assisted in the Dover church production An Old Fashioned Mother. The note thanks those who funded the rostrum and The Sentinel for donated advertising.

Dover the Sentinel

Notice to of family accounts and payment request

Notice demands that the sons having accounts with the named person call and pay the sums due to A Ni Priz as soon as possible. Address appears as 2614 Harry Throwilliger.

Harry -Thrwilliger

Clare firms to install electric signs

The Doherty Hotel Company and the Wm. H. Bicknell Company each purchased new electric signs. The hotel sign will be five by eleven feet and project over the sidewalk with Hotel horizontal and Doherty vertical. The Bicknell sign measures 8'11 by 2'12 and will display Bicknell projected from the front. Fluorescent wash will be used for both signs, delivery in about three weeks.

Doherty Hotel Company Wm. H. Bicknell Company

Clare Study Club Applauds Old Time Songs in Costume

The Clare Study Club met April 14 under Mrs J H Wilson with Mrs A E B Mulder presiding. About twenty four members shared favorite home pictures as musicians performed in period costumes. A paper on interior decoration and a talk on making homes attractive to youth inspired members, with a book review upcoming.

J. H. Wilson Clare Study Club A. E B. Mulder Mrs. Wilson Phebe Manning Mack Harmony Bradford Comer Prudence Butterfield

New Measuring Machines Installed at Davys in Clare

Clare store Davys installs New Way Measuring and Computing machines the first in town. The devices measure yardage with mechanical precision and protect customers from errors in computation. A large dial shows yardage and a chart guides the salesperson. Public inspection is welcomed by management.

Clare

County Teachers Examination Soon in Harris Michigan

A teachers examination for all grades of county certificates will be held in the high school room at Harris, Michigan, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 30, May 1 and 2, 1925, starting daily at 8:30 a.m. Central standard time. Applicants bring cap paper, pen and ink. Asa H. Aldrich, Commissioner of Schools.

Harrison Michigan Asa H. Aldrich Commissioner of Schools

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses and sympathy during our bereavement. Grateful for flowers the pastor’s comforting message and the singers including Mrs. Alice Van Sicklen Mr. and Mrs. B C Van Sicklen Mr. and Mrs. P Olsen Mr. and Mrs. LA Van Sicklen.

Alice van Sicklen B.C van Sicklen

Dance at Farwell May Ist At PF Hall

Citizens invited to attend a dance at the PF hall Farwell on May 1. The event promises a good time with music and refreshments organized by the committee. Proceeds support local activities.

Hall Farwell Nod ‘ Mausse

C E S Lodge Installs Officers in Zenosbia Chapter Event

Zenosbia Chapter No 129 held a public installation of officers for the coming year. Olive Hart of Highland Park presented the officers to Grand Esther of the Grand Chapter OES. New officers include Myra Asline as Worthy Matron Norris Biden as Worthy Patron Ada Hochstettler as Associate Matron Maude Holmes as Secretary and Emma Haller as Treasurer.

Zenobia, Chapter No. 129 Grand Esther Grand Chapter O. E.S Olive Hart Highland Park the Marshall Jennie McCulloch Myra Asline Norris Biden Ada Hochstett Mattie Kane Marshall Nellie Feighner Nina McGuire Adah Caroline Kemp Ruth Mary D. Nelson Esther Adeline Hiden Martha Alice Doherty Electa Harriet McKinnon Warder Anna Northon Sentinel Martin Hoylett Hochstetler Sister Kemp Brother Hiden Zenobia Chapter Elden Frank Esther Hart

Currie Ships Fine Carload of Cattle From Vernon

W E Currie shipped to Bishop Hammond and Jackson at Detroit a carload of choice market cattle raised on his Vernon farm. The consignment included seven baby beefs about 800 pounds and fourteen long yearlings over 1100 pounds, offered at a neat price at the local stock yards. Currie emphasizes puré blood stock and notes forty pure blood cows in his herd grown from Canadian stock.

Currie Bishop, Hammond & Jackson Detroit Vernon Township Canada Michigan

Clare City Library Association Elects Officers

The Clare City Library Association held its annual meeting on April 14 and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Wm. H. Bicknell, Vice President Mrs. Wm. H Caple, Secretary Mrs. Minnie Caul, Treasurer Mrs. F. O. McGuire. The secretary Mrs. Hlton Allen, did not seek reappointment. All standing committees will continue until new appointments are made.

Clare City Library Association Wm. H. Bicknell Wm. H, Caple Minnie Caul F. O. McGuire Hlton Allen

Hotel Doherty 10 Opens Soda and Sandwich Room

The Doherty Hotel announces the opening of a soda and sandwich parlor in a corner room this May. An iceless soda fountain is ordered for installation soon, with candies confectionery and fruits to be carried.

Doherty Doherty Hotel

Meeting Of State Farm Bureau Farmers Plan Defense

Notice to the public: a meeting is called for Saturday April 25 at 2:00 PM at the Clare County Savings Bank for all interested farmers to meet and plan defense. Signed, Committee.

State Farm Bureau Clare Co. Savings Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Representatives Legion Boys Dover Dance W. van Sicklen H. B. Johnson Princess Theatre H.S AWAY Beaverton Shepherd Coleman Farwell Alumni Grant U. P M.A. C Cong Davys C. E. S. Lodge Ler Maude Holmes Emma Haller Mable Horton Elsiebeth Howlett W. E. Currie Library Association
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