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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
10
A local office in Tatman Block has installed new surgery guasbes during renovations. The move updates the clinic space, aiming to improve patient access and streamline equipment layout. No further details on contractors or exact dates are provided.
A cluttered advertisement lists household essentials with prices including 10 pounds sugar at 89c, large packets of detergent, Ivory soap flakes, mustard, catsup, pickle jars, crackers, pepper, Mason jars, noodles, and coffee. The page promotes a full line of school items and generic groceries with unit prices and bundled deals.
County correspondence notes City schools open September 11 and lists residents visiting relatives, attending fairs, and celebrating events. It records motions of locals including teachers, officials, and families from Clare to Flint with August weddings and community gatherings.
William G. Hubbard transfers to Lester Wood Tite 80 acres in Winterfield area. Document references W. Leigh Wilson to Bernie 3 and Bampton portion of lot 7 near Warri p SOU. Details on parcels and conveyance appear in this historical notice.
The document outlines language and math prerequisites for college admission, unit requirements, and credit classifications. It specifies that students must complete two years of a foreign language, algebra, geometry, science, and history, plus at least twelve academic units. It also limits four regular subjects without permission and requires admin approval for elections andDropping courses. Students pursuing Journalism or Law, Medicine or Dentistry, and Engineering have defined course sequences. New courses marked with an asterisk require sufficient enrollment to hire extra staff.
A scanned list outlines courses across fields from General Science and English to Geometry and Advanced Sewing. It includes bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand, Latin, and modern history. The catalog reflects a broad program for practical training and continuing education.
A public notice invites cooperation to improve the Clare school system. It urges parents to set study times, visit schools, and speak with teachers about concerns. Excusable absences include illness. other absences require teacher discretion for makeup work.
The notice lists boundary transfers and lot sales including Lucy Hains to Laura Turner in Hatton and multiple transfers in Farwell Reding and Harrisoni areas, along with 80 acre Garfield and Hamilton section deeds. Marriage licenses show Albert Thurgton Claré Michigan and Ala Graham Lansing Michigan, George Bersette Harrison Michigan, B Leona Hoy Harrison Michigan.
Lloyd Corier of Detroit visited his parents for a few days. Two men joined him to buy produce for resale in Detroit. They traveled with a truck to return home.
Byron Miller of Flint visited with his parents in Saginaw where Mrs Smith and family hosted. Clover seed cutting is active as farmers report. Detroit couple Russell and Mrs Davis welcome Dorothy Rowena weighing ten pounds. Mrs Comer recovers health while Adah Rhodes visits family amid early cold.
The stork visited Victor Finch and his wife last week Wednesday bringing a baby boy named Jack Keith. Mrs Maggie Briggs and her daughter from Detroit are visiting the home.
Flint resident Charles Gaffney visits brothers Wm John and Frank for a week or two. Windover Grange to meet the second Saturday in September to elect delegates to the County Convention. Harry Boucher has been ill several days with stomach trouble. Freeman town hall dance Saturday night draws a nice crowd and good enjoyment.
Local notes report Herrick School will begin classes next Tuesday morning. Mrs. Fred Babcock was called to Lansing last Thursday by her nephew’s death and returned Sunday. Next Sunday’s services will include Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 2. The Helpinis Hand Society plans a September meeting at Mrs. Carl Maxwell’s. Miss Lillian Badgley returned Sunday from a two week vacation in Saginaw and Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Himer Methen are visiting in Weidman. Mita Lucile Church, suffering with an eye abscess, is much improved.
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