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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

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McBain Trip an Exciting One

The Clare girls defeated McBain 27 to 10 after a long road trip and cramped hall conditions hindered play. Clare led 20–8 at halftime with nine Clare field goals and four by McBain, then added seven points in the second half while McBain scored two.

Clare McBain Hether F Scott HB. Holbrook F Wilcox F. Hachmuth C. DuVall C. Ward SC. M. Scott SC Schaaf G. Ardis G. Grewe G. Schippers Holbrook Scott Wilcox Shhippers DuVall Hiller

Welfare League Seeks Help For Christmas Charity

The Welfare League asks for clothing shoes and food donations to be left at the former Terwilliger harness shop on West Fourth Street. Cash gifts go to treasurer Geo Collins. Notify L W Jackson James Bicknell or Wm H Caple of families in need. A Christmas tree lighting and candy for children will be held December 24 at 7 30 PM at McEwan and Fourth streets.

Yuletide Welfare League Terwilliger Harness Shop West Fourth Street Geo. Collins Wueague Messrs L. W. Jackson James Bicknell Wm. H. Caple McEwan Fourth Streets Clare

Card of Thanks for Daughter and Sister

We thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the death and funeral time for our beloved daughter and sister. Gratitude to Fr Flanagan for comforting words. James Battle and children.

Fr. Flanagan Fort

Range Sale at Dane Clare Hardware & Implement

A week long range sale at Dane Clare Hardware & Implement Co features a free beautiful white enamel table with every stove and a set of pure aluminum ware included in the offer.

Dane Clare Hardware & Implement, Co

Warning to Motorists on 1924 License Plates and Titles

A letter to County Treasurer Schaat from the Secretary of State warns Michigan motorists that 1924 license plates require a title in the owner’s name. Assigned titles mailed to Lansing with $1.00 fee yield a new title. only then can plates be issued. New cars from dealers have ten days to apply.

Schaat Secretary of State Lansing State of Michigan Charles J. DeLand

Deaths: Mrs Daniel Walker dies in Greenville visit

Shocked friends mourn the sudden heart failure of Mrs. Daniel Walker while visiting daughter Mrs. George James in Greenville. Born Catherine Battle May 19 1867 in St Sophia Canada she taught in Isabella county before her 1889 marriage to Daniel Walker. She leaves two daughters and one son, her mother four sisters two brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral from St Henrys Vernon Dec 8 officiated by Fr George Flanagan.

Daniel Walker Daugher Greenville Catherine Battle St. Sophia Canada James Battle Vernon Township Wise Township George James Isabella County Harl Janette St.Henry’s Vernon George Flanagan

New 100000 Cubic Foot Gas Holder At Mt Pleasant

The Central Gas Company has completed a 100000 cubic foot gas holder at Mt Pleasant and it is now in service increasing Clare storage from six to about thirty hours. The 60 foot by 70 foot steel structure houses two 50000 cubic foot lifts above a steel water tank filled with 445000 gallons of water. Mr Brown invites Clare residents to inspect the new plant and improvements during visits to Mt Pleasant.

Central Gas Company Mt. Pleasant Clare W. B. Brown The Brown

Auction Sale Near Clare Promises Farm Equipment Liquidation

David Bolan announces a public auction to sell livestock and farm tools at the farm premises three miles south and miles west of Clare on Friday December 28. The notice urges readers to watch next week for the full lot list.

Clare

Large Barn Destroyed by Fire in Grant Township

About nine o'clock Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Roy Joslin woke to a fire that consumed their large barn in Grant township. Neighbors fought the blaze but it was beyond saving and twenty seven pigs perished in the basement as the flames spread through the 66 by 80 foot structure with a basement underneath.

Roy Joslin Grant Township

Postoffice Closes At Noon On Christmas Day

The local post office will close to the public at 12:00 oclock noon on Christmas day. City carriers will make one forenoon trip while Rural carriers run as usual. The text references a separate fire loss including a barn and contents, with insurance noted.

Veeder and Allen Bakery Reopens with Low Prices

The Veeder and Allen bakery announces a clean reopening and resumes baking. It invites customers to try their goods at prices as low as the cost to produce them and promises quality merchandise.

Veeder & Allen

Beware of McRae Farm Agency Promises

The Sentinel notes Warren McRae of Logansport Indiana advertised in classifieds offering to sell farms for a $10 fee and guarantee a sale within a period. A reader in the Ewart Review warns the agency is crooked and has made no sales to date, advising local homeowners to verify before paying.

the Sentinel Warren McRae Logansport Infd McRae Ewart Review Michigan Business Farmer Firat

Michigan Crop Improvement Association Warns on Imported Seed

The Michigan Crop Improvement Association urged Michigan growers to favor homegrown seed stock amid a nationwide clover and alfalfa seed shortage. They warned against imports from Italy and Africa and pressed for northern grown alfalfa stock and on farm drying facilities to secure next spring's supplies.

Michigan Michigan Crop Improvement Association Michigan Agricultural College United States Italy Africa Argentina Corn Crop Improvement Association State Farm Bureau Seed Department

Health speakers well received at high school meeting

An attentive audience greeted Dr. DeKleine and John W. Johnson at a health meeting in the high school auditorium last Friday. The program opened with the advertising committee, featured music by a trio, and included acts by Bob Caple, a ukulele trio led by Mrs. Mulder, and a bugle call by Norris Elden, with a double bar red cross display on stage.

Dr. DeKleine John W. Johnson Wilson Strait Hiden Bob Caple

Jurors Drawn for December Term 1923

Names of jurors drawn for the December term include Wm Giers Hatton Sherman Conway Hayes Frank Frantz Lincoln Grover Updyke Redding Ed Rutter Sheridan Marrel Bailey Summertfield Albert Miller Surrey Abel Dykstra Winterfield Thomas Abbott Clare wards John Haring Clare Ward 2 Dan Crouse Clare Ward 3 Gerald Regal Harrison wards Clyde Curtis Harrison Ward 2 Roy Haton Harrison Ward 3 Cee Robinett Arthur W Hoag Franklin Lew Presley Freeman Ollin Cooper Frost Perl Tryon Garfield John Oman Grant Henry Heintz Greenwood R G Shamel Hamilton Ira Root Hatton Frank Turner Hayes.

Wm. Giers Hatton Sherman Conway Hayes Frank Frantz Lincoln Grover Updyke Redding Rutter Sheridan Marrel Bailey Summertfield Albert Miller Surrey Abel Dykstra Winterfield Thomas Abbott Clare John Haring Dan Crouse Gerald Regal Harrison Clyde Curtis Roy Haton Cee Robinett Arthur Wm. Hoag Franklin Lew Presley Freeman Qollin Cooper Frost Perl Tryon Garfield John ‘Oman Grant Henry Heintz Greenwood R. G. Shamel Hamilton Ira Root

Circuit Court Convened in Clare County Monday

The Clare County circuit court will convene at Harrison on Monday with a docket featuring numerous criminal cases including liquor law violations and indecent liberties with a female child. Defendants awaiting Judge Hart's disposal include Paul Truss Arthur Bailey Oliver Gossine Frank Butterfield and others. The docket also lists civil assumpsit matters chancery issues and naturalization petitions.

the People Leland Grover Sam Renner Ed. McNeilly Jerry Koontz Dean Gleason Che People John VanDeventer Edgar White Henry Austin James Joslyn Harold Griffin George Griffin Alva Powers Marcel Cour John Miller Frank Burns

Board of Education Proceedings November 24 1923

The board moved to begin Christmas vacation December 24 and resume January 2. An offer of 100 to J E Lankins Alma for the Apollo piano at the school was accepted. Bills allowed include Ann Arbor Railroad 4.60 Michigan State Telephone 4.30 Central Gas 1.70 Cadillac Steam Laundry 2.17 and a supply teaching fee of 15.00 to Mrs Earl Sternaman. Adjournment followed.

Board of Education J. E. Lawkins Alma Ann Arbor Railroad Co Michigan State Telephone Co Central Gas Co Cadillac Steam Laundry Co McClurg & Co Earl Sternaman

Greatest Christmas Gifts Ever Offered By Clare Merchants

The Sentinel announces its annual Christmas Number featuring a wide variety of gifts from Clare merchants. Buy early if you see what you want and watch next week for more options. The edition promises a valuable display of beautiful and useful gifts to aid holiday shopping.

Sentinel Clare

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O. R. Atking Irs James Battle and Dan Walker David Bolan Avery J. Wells Grant ‘Township McRae Farm Agency Improvement Association Frank Turner Circuit Court Elver L. Rice L. Rice & Co T. C. Redman Assumpsit Edwin C. Lipprandt John W. Lipprandt Joseph F. Bowler F. A. Hachmuth James Bicknell Saginaw Medicine Co W. BE. McGlone Robert B. McGuire Mary Keller Citizens State Bank James W. Robinson Frank HE. Melvin James A. Reeder Charles Klinger the State Savings Bank of Harrisonio, Corporation Commercial Savings Bank of St. Louis A Corporation Charles J. Grill Jessie M. Grill Paul C. Nass Rosa Nass United Breeders Cannery Christian Krampetz John Hunt McNeill Charles Edwin Russell Minerva May Richmond Florence Russell Paul Karcehmar the Board OF Education Co. A. Reading, Sec
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