Fire Destroyed Central Michigan Normal School in Mt Pleasant
The main building and library of Central Michigan Normal School were destroyed by an early Monday fire with loss estimated around 560000. The blaze left walls standing minimally, and much of the 30000 volume library and records were lost. No insurance coverage was reported.
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Mt. Pleasant’ Institution
Central Michigan Normal School of
St. Pleasant
C. C. Barnes
Lansing Dispatches
Mt. Pleasant
Community gratitude note for December 2 event
We thank friends who helped with the entertainment and lecture on December 2. Special thanks go to Rev. Mon signore Dunnigan Rev. H B Johnson Rev. James Witzpatrick Professor Edgar Peterson Mrs. Nina McGuire Miss Laila Wilson Mt Pleasant K of C Quartett and the Clare Sentinel.
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Monsignore Dunnigan
H. B. Johnson
James Witzpatrick
Edgar Peterson
Nina McGuire
Laila Wilson
Mt. Pieasant K. of
C. Quartett
Clare Sentinel
Thanks to Friends for Help During Illness and Death
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during our daughter and sister's illness and death. Thanks to those who sent flowers sang, Rev Smith for comfort, and Mr Friz for kindness. Mr and Mrs Fred Davis and children.
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Rev. Smith
Mr. Friz
Harrison Couple Reaches Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Henry H. and Mary A. Bogue of Harrison celebrate sixty years of marriage January 2. He served in the Civil War and later helped found Harrison's Methodist Episcopal church and led local Protestant activities. They adopted a niece, Minnie Canfield, as part of their simple, devoted life in Michigan.
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IME
Clare County
Henry H
Mary A. Bogue
Harrison
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Bogue
Berzich
G. A. R. Post
Hiram W Hughes
Charles W. Scott
Mr. Bogue
Erie County
Elijah
Rhoda Bogue
Co. I
142Nd Penna
Gettysburg
Belle Isle
Libby
Edinboro
Marrisburg
Mary A
George Rabor
York, Penna
Minnie
A. R. Canfield
Detroit
Sentinel
Last Night of Senior Class Play Pollyanna
The senior class present Pollyanna with eight o clock curtain and special numbers by skilled musicians. Admission costs 25 and 35 cents. Come early for seating.
Christmas Day Mail Delivery Policy Announcement
Special delivery letters and parcels will be delivered on Christmas day as on other holidays and Sundays. Patrons mailing gifts can ensure arrival on Christmas day by affixing a special delivery stamp. There will be no rural or city delivery on Christmas.
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Postal Service
Have you a ticket on the embroid ered lunch cloth
An odds and ends notice invites readers to purchase a ticket for an embroidered lunch cloth at The Vogue Shop. The fragment hints at a shop sale or fundraiser item titled for a female shopper audience.
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Vogue
L-ady
Oyster Supper Marks F and A I Members Meeting
Members of the F and A M I held their annual meeting on Tuesday evening electing officers W M Arleigh Gorr 8 W T Carl Holbrook J W No Wobbils Treas Fred McGuire Lecy Frank Hochafeller 8 D Allen Crum J D Earl Beatty Tyler Ivan McIntosh Stewards Earl Tupper and esse Hampton After the election an oyster supper was served and officers were installed by Past Worshipful Master Angus McLeod.
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John Q. Locklodge
W.M
Arleigh Gorr
T. Carl Holbrook
J. W
No. Wobbils
Treas
Fred McGuire
Lecy
Frank Hochafeller
Allen Crum
J. D
Earl, Beatty
Tyler
Ivan McIntosh
Stewards
Earl Tupper
Esse Hampton
Angus McLeod
Mildred Davis Dies at Fifteen After Long Illness
Mildred Davis of Greenwood township Clare county born August 23 1910 died November 30 1925 at University Hospital Ann Arbor after eleven weeks illness. She was fifteen years three months nine days old and a freshman at the time of death. She leaves four brothers and four sisters and parents. Funeral held December 3 in Epworth League room MH church with Rev Smith officiating and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. Out of town mourners included Miles Davis Mose Davis James and Tim Grave Earl Dowland and family Mrs Frank Burton Moe Cormick.
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Mildred Davis
Greenwood Township
Clare County
Ufe
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Clare
Epworth League
Methodist
Ralph
Lawrence
Clyde
Theron
Lela
Eunice
Beatrice
Bernadine
Lansing
Smith
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Miles Davis
Marion
Mose Davis
McBain
James Graves
Tim Grave
Earl Dowland
Leota
Frank Burton
MoeCormick
Coleman
Style Shoppe opens after half millinery sale
Mrs M R Howlett, formerly of 125 East 4th Street, sold half her millinery business to Mrs James Duncan and moved stock to 409 McEwan Street. The Style Shoppe offers exclusive hats from Bonnie Jean and others plus ladies and children's ready to wear.
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M. R. Howlett
East 4Th Steer
James Duncan
McEwan Street
Laundry Pickup Change at Friz’s Store
For patrons of Cadillac Steam Laundry, laundry will be received at A. N. Friz Store, first door north of Princess theatre. Bundles brought before Tuesday evening will be returned later in the week. Glenwood Holmes, Agent.
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Cadillac Steam
A. N. Friz
Princess Theatre
Family Night at Princess Theatre Offers 50c Admission
Monday night December 14 is family night at Princess Theatre with father mother and all unmarried children admitted for 50c. The event features the Christmas picture The Goose Hangs Hiech and regular price singles.
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Princess Theatre
St Cecelia Society Thanks Dinner Helpers And Guild
The St Cecelia society expresses gratitude to all who aided their dinner success and to the Guild for postponing their entertainment.
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St. Cecelia Society
Guild
Dance at Parwell Dance Hall December 11
A dance will be held at the I O O F hall Friday evening December 11. Good music and a committed crowd expected. attendees urged to arrive early and enjoy a lively social event.
Greatest Line of Christmas Gifts Ever Offered Buyers
The Sentinel presents its annual Christmas Number with a wide selection of gifts from Clare merchants. Shop early for desired items, or await next week for added value. The issue promises a varied list of beautiful and useful gifts to ease holiday decisions.
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The
Sentinel
Clare
College Livestock Wins Big Show at Inter national Event
Michigan State College animals dominated the International Livestock Show in Chicago, earning 84 awards in 1925. The MSC horse string swept top prizes with Leila named Senior and Grand Champion, and Utemi?, Junior Champion, plus three mares earning best three mares. Other MSC entries earned in sheep beef cattle swine and more, reflecting a strong statewide showing.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Chicago
United States
Canada
M.S. C
Leila
Dunham
Marie
December 12 18 film lineup at Princess Theatre
December 12 to 18 programs include Adolph Menjou in A Kiss in the Dark and The Goose Hangs High with Constance Benneth. Sally appearance with Coleen Moore next week. Greta Ni gson leads Thur-Fri. Matinee Tuesday 3:30 20c 10c. Serial Kiddie Rider starts December 31 January 1.
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Adolph Menou
Adolph Menjou
Constance Benneth
Young America
Sally
Coleen Moore
Princess Theatre
Greta Nigson
Chickie
Paris
Adv
Clare Faces Harrison In Tuesday High School Clash
Tuesday evening at the local high school gym Clare meets Harrison in a boys basketball game. Harrison comes in with a perfect 4-0 record from four games this season. Thirty players have trained, with four veterans returning, and Clare plans to field a strong squad against teams like Harrison, Gladwin, Reed City, Sacred Heart, and others. The game tips off at 8:00 PM.
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Clare
Harrison
Gladwin
Reed City
Sacred Heart of Mt. Pleasant
Ewart
U. S. Indian
School
Shepherd
Notice to Parties Owing Me at Clare County Sayings
Creditor cites settlement location at Clare County Sayings wm BASK G12 Grant Terwilliger for all outstanding accounts. Individuals with balances are urged to respond promptly and fulfill obligations to avoid further action.
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Clare County
Dance at Loomis Weekly Whirl Debuts December
Dance at Loomis kicks off Wednesday nights starting December 16 with music by Gladwin County band members. The event invites locals to enjoy weekly gatherings featuring live performances and dancing.
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Loomis
Gladwin County Poot Warmers
Fancy Work Sale At Friz's Office By Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid will hold a baked goods and fancy work sale at Friz's Office on Saturday December 19. Proceeds support local community projects and church activities. Vendors offer handmade crafts and treats.
Busy week at Rose Bush M. E. Church
Rosebush Methodists had a full week with a joint session of the Quarterly Conference and Indian parish led by Rev. H. Armstrong. A church supper followed, featuring a doxology in Indian and a program with multiple clergy members.
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Rosebush Methodists
EH. A. Armstrong
Big Rapids
Ladies of Center Church
Armstrong
Ledford
King
Silas
Campbell
Whitney
Center Church
Geo. Stickle
Center Epworth League
Shepherd Epworth League
Sportsmanship in school and college athletics stressed
C B Kidder of Harrison Michigan urges educators to teach sportsmanship beyond players and to educate student bodies and spectators in appreciation of fair play. He argues coaches and directors must address attitudes in stands to mold character through games.
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C. B. Kidder
Harrison
Michigan
Norma Mary Sutton Dies After Short Illness
Norma Mary Sutton, six, of Grant township, passed away after a three day illness at a Bay City hospital. She was the second youngest of five sisters and had begun kindergarten this fall. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev. H. B. Johnson officiating, and she was buried in Cherry Grove.
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Emmet Sutton
Grant Township
Norma Mary
Bay City
Congregational Church
H. B. Johnson
Cherry Grove
Christmas gift assortment from local LDS women
Department offers a fine assortment of practical Christmas gifts including aprons and numerous useful articles. For sales call Mrs. Fred Newborn at 210 State Street.
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Department of Women of the
Sanis
Fred .Newborn
State Streat
C C Allen Reports Florida Trip To Home Folks
Letters from C C Allen and companions recount a long southbound drive from Wise township via Kentucky Tennessee and Georgia with car troubles rugged roads and mountain passes including the Cumberland Gap. The writer describes cottages camping grounds ferries and local timber, ending with plans to lecture on return.
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C. C. Allen
Florida
Campers recount fogbound drive through Georgia with convicts
The writer recalls traveling from Brookville Florida entering Georgia through dense fog, passing a road crew of about twenty convicts in striped garb, all Black. They describe seeking Atlanta but veering away, camping at The Wilson Camp, braving cold after 145 miles, then Cordele with police protection, noting racial tensions and reactions to white faces during a cold spell. The entry notes crossing the Suwannee River into Florida and a 2:00 am bridge crossing before continuing.
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Athens
Tenn
Franklin
Georgia
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Falmouth
Leversaw
Woodward Ave
Mt. Vernor
Cumberland Gap
Maynardville
Knoxville
London
Tennessee River
Kentucky River
Here
Georgia Line
Brookville
Fla
Atlanta
Wilson Camp
Cordele
Trdzei
Suawante River
Florida
Hie
Store to Stay Open Evenings After Christmas
Local business will extend hours to remain open until after Christmas. Owner M. Carrier states thestore will serve customers in the evenings through the holiday season.
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Christiias
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Norgial
BE. C. Warriner
Fred Davis
Mrs
Henry H. Bogue
A. i
Friz’s Store
Glenwood Holmes
Parwell
M.S. CG
Grant, Terwilliger
Rosebush M. E. Church
Educational Athletics
Norma Mary Sutton
S. Sale
Clyde Allen
John Bowen
Wise Township
Peninsula
Allen
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