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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
7
The Midland Band played a Sunday concert in Wilton Park with cornet and vocal solos and marches showing high musical stand. Robert Heisman directed after returning from Harrison. Local reports note busy activity, marriages, travel, and a Barrytop ball game ending 6 to 2 for Harrison.
The column reports the Degeer family completing a new barn. It notes the death of Mr. Loomie at his daughter's home, along with visits by Mr. and Mrs. Macklen, J. B. Derby and wives, and other relatives touring Coleman, Saginaw, Houghton Lake, Midland, and nearby homes.
Wm Langin and family visited Farwell friends Sunday evening. Mrs Whitlock and family and Mrs Huber of Grant were guests at Ben Derby’s. Morrill Clare of Harrison visited Wm Langin last week. Taff Bampton and daughter Gladya and Mr Myre rylette and sons from Weidman visited E B Herrick Sunday. Mrs Wilson Carrow, after three weeks at St Louis hospital, returned home much better. Mrs M Sowle not as well. Martha and Homer Livingstone are on the sick list. Mrs Earl Caps and children and Mr L Brayley of Pontiac visit the Lareen family. Try a classified fine next week. they cost little but accomplish much.
Clare, 41 Urs. Aye. Nov. 13 1880 report W 8 Cooley nearing completion of a new livery barn. Creasea school attendance over sixty with Miss Doherty in charge. No diphtheria cases this week. Village council names C. W. Perry village attorney at 50 dollars yearly. treasurer salary fixed at 10 dollars. Cross walk ordered on Maine Street at the Alger House. Mrs Mary Piper dies. funeral held Sunday as mother and babe buried together. Dr Dwyer moves to Maynard Block. Sheriff Mack and Treasurer elect Shaver visit Harrison. E D Wheaton to Mt Pleasant on legal business. Fred Tenney joins W H Elden as practical jeweler. Tobacco river north channel near Clare being straightened.
A new 26 by 36 foot schoolhouse with patent desks is to be erected in the Porter Randall district. Isaac Hanna oversees the project. J R Miler from Winterfield will teach this winter in fractional district No 2, Varnon township. The prior schoolhouse burned recently, forcing temporary arrangements for classes.
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