Pay care clinic for Clare mothers and children on May 2
The Clare and Isabella County L O T M with the Bureau of Child Hygiene and Public Health Nursing announce a maternal child health clinic at the K P hall in Clare from 9 30 a m to 6 p m on Wednesday May 2. Dr Blanche Haines and county nurse Hannah Ackerman lead the staff to examine children under five and answer mothers questions.
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Clare
Blanche Haines
Bureau of Child Hygiene and Public Health Nursing
Hannah Ackerman
Red Cross
Gratiot County
Isabella
Shepherd-Towner
Mrs George Bryant Died After Illness at 62
Mrs. Anna Jane Marlin born Lime Lake Ontario October 31 1860 died April 22 1923 at 2 00 am aged 62 years 5 months 21 days She married George Bryant August 2 1879 in Kingston Ontario They had five children Howard Earl Beatty Ward Booty George Bryant Jr all of Clare She moved from Kingston thirty six years ago joined the Methodist church about 28 years ago and led a Christian life She leaves a sister Mrs Sarah Lloyd Kingston Ont and four brothers Wil David George Lansizig and James K Marlin Sunny Side Washington The funeral was held Tuesday at the Methodist church Rev Lohnes officiating and interment was in Cherry Grove
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Anna Jane Marlin
Lime Lake
Ont
Kingston
George Bryant
Howard
Earl Beatty
Ward Booty
Clare
Bryant
Sarah Lloyd
Kingston, Ont
Wil
David
Herrick
George
Lansizig
James K. Marlin
Sunny Side
Wiavhington
Methodist
Lohnes
Cherry Grove
Prosperity in California Inspires Social Whirl in Our Folks
Our Golden State notes recounts Mrs Burt Lewis hosting Miss Laila Wilson and Miss Emma LaPierre in Pasadena while other locals attend parties in honor of departures East and the Loomis family. Visitors from out of town include the Olivers and Marshs as California growth continues to seem durable and real.
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Burt Lewis
Laila Wilson
Pasadena
Emma LaPierre
Olivers
John Marsh
East
Oliver
Loomis
W. Rowan
Sumit
Red Lands
Smiley
Cal. Terwilliger
Calvin
California
John Oliver
Michigan
Michigan Ave
Mother
Santa Ana
Geo. Yonker
San Bernardio
Frank Lamoreaux
Frank
Frank Is Feeling Good Again. Mrs. L
Hannah Jane
Clare Elevator Co. announces ownership change and current sale
W. S. McAllister sells his interest in the Clare Elevator Co and states no further connection. Geo. Johnson, manager of Clare Elevator Co, announces a sale now ongoing at Anderson's.
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W. S. McAllister
Clare Elevator Co
Reed City Assaults Two Girls By Seventeen Year Old Hobo
Freeman Bullis of Clare was arrested in Reed City after assaulting two young women. Miss Bessie Marlow, a local high school teacher, was choked and knocked down near the Pere Marquette bridge. The second victim, Mrs Mildred McCullough, was struck and thrown down basement stairs at the Jacobson home. Bullis, age seventeen, claimed robbery but later said assault was his aim. He had been in Reed City since Monday, riding box cars, and was sent to Hersey after waiving examination. Local officials vow to move on hobos as warmer weather draws them to the area.
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Miss Marlow
Ben Jacobson
Mildred McCullough
Clare
Cole
Pere Marquette
Hersey
L. W. Robinson
Reed City
Old Camp Grounds
Grinnell Bros piano sale starts in Detroit
Grinnell Bros announces a spring sale of pianos and player pianos at their Detroit headquarters. An illustrated full page ad promises extraordinary savings during the sale and invites readers to request a free copy of the Detroit Free Press News and Times issue dated April 29.
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Grinnell Bros
Detroit
Detroit Free Press, News and Times
Woodward Ave
Detriot
Adv
Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Bereavement
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and help after the death of our wife and mother. Gratitude to Rev Lohnes for comforting words and to the choir for hymns. Appreciation for the beautiful flowers from the givers. George Bryant Sr and family.
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Lohnes
George Bryant
Community thanks fire department for church blaze effort
A note expresses appreciation to the fire department and helpers who extinguished the church blaze on Saturday. A member of Church of God signs the message. Also mentions remaining bargains at the Canfield residence in the furniture line inviting visitors.
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Meimbere
Church of God
Canfield
High School Opens Baseball Season in Narrow Loss at Coleman
Clare falls 8 to 6 at Coleman in opener as both teams tally similar hits but Coleman capitalizes on errors. Pitchers Patrick and Schoonover perform well for Clare, with Walker catching. Next, Clare travels to Shepherd for league play, then hosts Mt. Pleasant May 1, as they debut new uniforms. schedule lists games through June.
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Coleman High
Coleman
Altho
Walker
Patrick
Schoonover
Clare
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
Olivet College President Voelker to Speak at Clare Service
Dr. Paul F. Voelker president of Olivet College will deliver an address at a community union service at the Methodist Church in Clare Sunday evening April 29. His talk follows an address in Saginaw the prior Sunday morning. The public is invited to attend the seven o clock Central Standard Time service.
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Paul F. Voelker
Olivet College
Clare
Voelker
Saginaw
Christina Cairns Duncan obituary in Vernon
Christina Cairns Duncan born March 31 1834 in Boness Scotland died April 19 1923 at Vernon after a short illness. She married William Duncan in 1860 and had five children. The family moved from Canada to Saginaw then to Vernon in 1895. She cared for her two motherless grandsons and leaves husband William, son Robert of Saginaw, daughter Christina Norton of Vernon, a niece Mrs Robert Barr of Flint, eight grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral held Sunday at the Baptist church conducted by Rev Milberry.
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Christina Cairns
Boness
Scotland
Vernon
William Duncan
Canada
Saginaw
Robert
Christina Northon
Robert Barr
Flint
Baptist Church
C. Milberry
Cherry Grove
Demonstration of Yuban Coffee Saturday at Raney Market
A demonstration of Yuban Coffee will be given Saturday April 28 at Raney meat market. The public is invited to call and test the coffee’s excellent qualities and flavor. Also a private sale of household goods by Mrs. Mayme Fairman at 212 East Seventh Street.
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Raney Meat Market
Mayme Fairman
East Seventh Streets
Reasons for voting Yes on bonding next Monday
A mayor writes to voters arguing a bond proposal for storm sewer and water mains. He cites lower annual street maintenance costs, state funding coverage, local economic benefits, and reduced fire risk. He urges all qualified electors to vote yes to complete three projects at once.
Raid Finds Liquor Stocks At Two Local Sites
Prosecutor Read ing with county and city officers raided John Rababaugh’s home and seized a tub of mash and a quart and pint of whiskey. They then searched D Ward’s office and garage finding a pint in the office and about 620 quarts of whiskey in the garage. Ward denies knowledge and will contest the case.
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Reading
John Rodabaugh
D. Ward
Fife
Ward
Screen Author Believed in Spirits at Prin cess Theatre
A William Fox special, My Friend the Devil, opens a two day run at the Prin cess Theatre on May 1 and 2. The photoplay, linked to Georges Olinet and Doctor Rameau, explores belief in the spirit world and the watchful presence of loved ones after death.
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William Fox
Friend the Devil
Princess Theatre
Georges Olinet
Doctor Rameau
A. Conan Doyle
Doyle
Appreciation Note for Flowers and Support During Illness
The Duzican family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during our beloved wife and mother’s illness. We especially appreciate the floral tributes and Reverend Milberry for comforting words.
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Milberry
Base Ball goods sale at local drugstores
Kirkpatrick's Drug Store advertises First 1¢ SALE items. Anderson's Drug Store joins with baseball related goods to attract shoppers.
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Kirkpatrick
Green Sprouts Save Week With Potatoes
Green sprouting seed potatoes advance above ground in five to seven days versus dormant plantings and yield larger crops with fewer missing hills. Proper selection, treatment, and drying of seed tubers prevent disease and improve vigor, while cool ventilation and controlled temperatures protect sprouts.
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H.G. Moore
Michigan Agricultural College
Romeo Votes to Pave Streets Bond Issue
Romeo a small southern town with 500 residents approved bonding 876000 to pave streets. The Free Press notes cities use the state paving offer and urges voters to approve paving next Monday with a Yes vote.
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Romeo
Free Press
Ford Weekly Purchase Plan new Ford initiative broadens ownership
Ford Motor Company announces a nationwide Ford Weekly Purchase Plan to be run by over 9,000 dealers. The plan lets buyers start with as little as five dollars and grow one’s credit with weekly payments, extending car and tractor ownership to millions of families and encouraging thrift.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Weekly
Notice of Saturday payment event at Sneary and Good enough
A notice states I will be at Sneary and Good enough on Saturday for people to pay their accounts. The event aims to aid convenient payment for customers.
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