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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1923

Page

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Four People Miraculously Escape Death in Train Collision

An auto truck driven by Harry Flynn of Vernon township was crushed at a Pere Marquette crossing in this city after a train struck it, carrying the vehicle about ten rods. Flynn, Mrs. Lege, and her ten year old twin daughters were injured but survived, all taken to Hotel Thompson for care as doctors treated shock and bruises.

Maple Street Pere Marquette Harry Flynn Vernon Township Flynn Frank Lege Borden Union Depot Ann Arbor Thompson

School Begins Next Tuesday

Patrons of local schools will be interested in the advertisement on another page. High school students will be concerned. The administration plans to continue past policies with few changes. Many teachers are new, so a day or two may pass before proper adjustments are made.

Obituary of John Springs of Clare and Cosons

John Springs born November 6 1875 in Clare died August 18 1923 at St Marys Hospital Superior Wisconsin from typhoid fever. Son of Edward Springs and Mrs M Spring he worked for a Wisconsin railroad lived in Cosons and belonged to BU T and LOOM. Funeral at his mother Mrs M Springs home Rev C A Lohnes officiating interment in Cherry Grove. He is survived by his mother and brother George plus many friends.

John Springs Edward, Spring Clare St. Mary’s Hospital Superior Wis Wisconsin Railroad Cossons L. 0

Box Social and Card Party Announced

A box social and card party is planned for next Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Gibis. Everyone is invited. Plum production advertised by White's Fruit and Floral Farm.

Geo Gibis. Eiveryone

Clare's Oldest Resident Laid To Rest In Clare

The town mourns Lucinda Wilson 99 years old born March 15 1824 in Belleville Ontario. She married John Wilson in 1848 and raised six children. Funeral held at her East Fifth Street home with Rev C A Lohnes officiating. buried in Cherry Grove beside family.

Lucinda Wilson Hast Fifth Street Clare County Sascinda Walker Belleville Ont John Wilson Church of England Episcopal Margaret Tubbs Clare T. H. Wilson Mount Pleasant Joshua ‘Wilson Spokane Walsh Joseph Wilson Henry Wilson John, Oliver Chas Floyd Wilson Mt. Pleasant O. F. Thompson J. W. Sharpe Saginaw J. H W. Tubbs Manistee Wm. Bronstetter Vera Bernice

Ford Exhibit At Michigan State Fair Promises Big Display

Ford Motor Company's Detroit exhibit at the Michigan State Fair will be expanded this year with three acres of space and two large tents. The display includes a Ford band concert pavilion a motion picture tent the Ford Hospital and Trade School exhibit a display of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton locomotive on track and a special railroad view promising visitors an enjoyable experience.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Hampton Ford Ford Band Ford Hosital and Trade School Ford Railroad Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Clare County

Calhoun County Men Arrested For Fish Violations

Deputy Pettit arrested William Strait, D A Strait, and W S Hoag of Calhoun County after they were found taking small bluegills, perch, and bass from Mud Jake in Lincoln township. They pled guilty before Justice Young in Harrison and paid fines of 5 dollars plus 5.75 dollars in costs each.

Pettit D. A. Strait W. S. Hoag Calhoun County Mud Jake Lincoln Township Justice Young Harrison

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy

We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during our mother's illness and death. Gratitude for floral offerings singers and Revs Loines and Younglove for comforting words. Mrs Magete Tibbs and family T H Wilson and family. We still have a few larger tires left sold below cost. Thompson Wilkinson

Younglove Thompson, & Wilkinson

M20 Paving Planned in Clare Pending Right of Way

Mayor L H Thompson secured promise from State Highway Department to pave M20 through Clare if the city grants the County Road Commissioners a continued trunkline. The plan includes paving adjacent streets and maintaining underground rights, with paving of M14 to start in early spring. The move aims to complete a paving program begun in 1919.

L. H. Thompson Lansing Clare Fred. Thompson Common Council City of Board of County Road Commissioners County of Our Fourth Street Fifth Street Smalley

County urged to host land clearing demonstration

A communication from T I Marston secretary manager of the Northeast Michigan Development Bureau informs Clare county officials a land clearing demonstration will visit the area around the middle of next month. Mr Kessler from the agricultural college will conduct ditching rock and stump blasting demos using war explosives at low cost and will coordinate through county supervisors.

A. E H. Achard T. I. Marston Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau Clare County Achard A. .H. Achard Pres Clare Realty Co Kessler The Agricultural College Puréau Kesgler Clare Co

Eclipse of Sun to Take Place in September

Prof K P Brooks says a solar eclipse will occur on September 10 visible from Clare as a dartia eclipse. It starts at 3:29 p m and ends at 5:24 p m eastern time with about half the sun covered at 4:29. Total eclipse seen from San Diego and a strip to Tampico, Mexico. Observe only through smoked glass to avoid eye injury. It will be years before Clare sees another.

K. P. Brooks Clare San Diego Cal México Tampico

Clare Defeats Rosebush In Key Baseball Clash

Clare topped Rosebush 6 to 2 as Jay Clure pitched a complete game. Box shows Clare leaders Groves Haley and Hubel with timely hits while Rosebush struggles against Clare's pitching. Next action pits Clare against Farwell and Gladwin as Beaverton and Coleman also chase the pennant.

W. LL. Pet Coleman Rosebunh Beaverton Gladwin Farwell Clare Gladwin Va Rosebush Coleman Jay Clure Harrold Brookins Cowdin Thearing Hyslop Fitzpatrick Lynch Sharp McConnell Clare Groves Haley Hubel Stough Gevor Bogan Hampton Gorr Clute Rhe Rosebush Cowden Archer Johnston Flint Bills

Spontaneous Barn Fires Linked to Poor Ventilation

State Public Safety officials in Lansing warn that September to November see a spike in mysterious barn fires caused by improper hay curing. Proper ventilation and salt use, plus not stacking grain on hay, could cut about 70 percent of incidents.

Pretty wedding solemnized August twenty eighth in Lansing

Kathryn MacLeod and Roy C. LaForge wed at noon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLeod. The ceremony featured a pink and white decor, a ring service, and a three course luncheon. The couple planned a trip to northern points and will reside in Lansing after September fifteenth.

Angus MacLeod Kathryn Roy C. LaForge Lansing Lohergrin Harl M. Myers C. B. Milberry the Baptist Church Chicago Northern Points Secretary of State Department of United States Postal Service Post Office Michigan A. B. MacLeod Melissa Marion Hart M. Myers Battle Creek Ruth Milliken Alma Mae Black Warren Brodie Detroit T. B. Bellows F. H. Bingham Farwell Harry Black Flint Freeman Hamp Cadillac The Sentinel

Record Attendance Expected at Northern District Fair Cadillac

Reports indicate rising interest in local fairs with midways free circuses stock exhibits parachute drops and fireworks. Officials confidentially predict Cadillac's Northern District Fair will set attendance records this year surpassing all prior events. Notice references features of the fair discussed elsewhere in The Sentinel.

Cadillac the Sentinel

Jordan Estate Big Fire Destroys Barn and Outbuildings

A Friday fire at the W. W. Jordan estate four miles northeast of Clare on the Dover road destroyed the large barn and spread through the farm. The blaze, which halted only at the house, consumed sixty tons of hay, straw, grain, and other structures but spared livestock. Estimated total losses exceed $8,000 with $5,000 insured.

W.‘.W. Jordan Clare Dover Road

Community thanks for kindness after loss

The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of their loved one. They thank those who sent flowers pastors and singers for comforting words. Abigail Warner and her children and grandchildren requested this note of appreciation.

Abigail Warner

Orvis Reunion Draws 135 in Sheridan Township

A Sunday gathering at Irvin Orvis home in Sheridan township marked the fourth annual Orvis reunion. About 135 relatives and friends enjoyed a noon dinner followed by music and singing. Attendees included John Orvis Ray and Amos Drew of Battle Creek B B Langworthy Mrs Sam Russell of Owosso Bert Russell of Lansing Jack Sullivan and family John Orvis Jr Kalamazoo John Johnson C A Welch John Crane Mt Pleasant L D Winchell Alma B Oles Art Watt Claud Orvis Wm McNaughton Murray Vernepes James Orvis Marion E H Welch S W Gerow Loomis C Kirkpatrick Clare Bert Orvis Wess Gerow James Teal Geo Hemstreet Ed Bunyan Sheridan and Eugene Orvis Arthur township.

Irvin Orvis Sheridan Township John Orvis Ray Amos Drew Battle Creek B. B. Langworthy Sam Russell Owosso Bert. Russell Lansing Jack Sullivan Grand Rapids

Isabella County Fair at Mt. Pleasant September 4 to 8

The 11th Isabella County Fair runs September 4–8 at Mt. Pleasant with day and night shows. Free attractions include Capt. A L Wilson parachute act and Wire Hardy high wire feats. Ford Round-Up on Saturday promises Ford prizes and races. Children’s day offers free admission and rides. Agricultural and household exhibits are highlighted as roads lead to the fair.

Isabella County Mt. Pleasant A. L. Wilson Wire Niagra Joy Garibaldi Italy Ford

Ex Service Men Meet Red Cross Helper in Farwell

Miss Helm of Central Headquarters will visit Farwell next week to assist ex service men with disability claims from army or navy service. Veterans are urged to bring discharge papers and any documents related to their case for review with the Red Cross and American Legion representatives.

Miss Helm Red Cross American Legion Farwell Jack

Thanking friends after loss in funeral services

Sincere thanks are extended to friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness during the funeral of our beloved brother. Gratitude is also expressed for the floral offerings, the singers, and to Rev. C A Lohnes for his comforting words.

C. A. Lohnes

Marn From Hell River With An Allstar Cast

A dramatic feature titled River with an Allstar cast stars Rin Tin the dog hero and Princess theatres host showings on September 4 and 6. Jane Oliver Curtwood presents the tale as a suspenseful release with a canine centerpiece.

Janes Oliver Curtwood Marn Hell’s ‘River Allstar Rin. Tin Princess Theatres

Michigan board fixes state equalized farm land values

State Board of Equalization after lengthy hearings set Michigan’s 1923 equalized value at 6.64 billion dollars, an increase of 1.54 billion over prior years. Rural counties gain while ten northern counties get reductions, and Detroit lobbies for lower city levies as total state tax drops to about 16 million dollars.

State Board of Equalization Michigan Tax Commission Wayne County George Lord Detroit Michigan State Farm Bureau Melville B McPherson Lowell State Farm Bureau McPherson Faral Wh. Nagel Kentenanty Nagel

Obituary for Alvin Warner with family details

Alvin Warner born December 13 1871 died August 21 1923 age 61 years 8 months 9 days. Married Clara Harnick January 26 1902 who preceded him September 4 nine years ago. Survived by four children Dorotha A Leon J J Phebe Lillian Eugene Charles, his mother two sisters Phebe Clemens and Hattie Das Hetler, one brother Henry, and many relatives.

Alvin Warner Clara Harnick Mount Pleasant George Warner Dorotha A Leon J. J Phebe Lillian Eugene Charles Phebe. Clemens Marion Hattie’ Das Hetler Sears Henry Grove Neices Freinds

Public notice of liability disclaimer by Clarenta Wardell

The public is hereby notified that I will not be liable for bills contracted by my wife from and after August 26 1923. Clarenta Wardell.

Flower vendors offer gladiolies and other high grade blooms

White's Fruit and Floral Farm presents gladiolies dahlias carnatians and other premium flowers in a small town market. Local growers from Aaya showcase diverse floral selections and seasonal arrangements for customers.

White's

Also Mentioned on This Page

White's Fruit and Floral Farm Ford Company State Highway Dept T. F. Marston Séc Mer Dept. of Public Safety Kathryn Macleod Jordan Estate ORVIS Mt. Pleasant Grounds Farwell and Lake M. Springer Geo. Spring Clarenta Wardell
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