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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
9
The notice lists Pere Marquette train times to Clare Harrison and AnnArbor North routes with morning and afternoon departures and daily service notes. It includes multiple trains to Clare and Harrison with specific arrival and departure times and a motor service schedule for daily and Sunday exceptions.
Do your Christmas shopping early. Herman Wild has moved his family to Mt. Pleasant. First snow of the season on Dec 16 and very little then. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Jones were in Saginaw Thursday night to attend musical entertainment. Mrs. Lois Smith entertained relatives Misa Eunice Corwin and Rufua Corwin from Lake City last week. Steral Callihan who owns the Kele y farm near Farwell has rented the Ed Russell house on W Seventh Street. The big 20 H P motors are being installed at the Waster Works and soon we will have water pumped by lightning. C M Subynan, whose wife was operated on in a hospital at Bay City last week, returned on Tuesday and reports that she is getting along nicely and gives a promise of a speedy recovery.
Notice to taxpayers that Frank Stauber and Tresa Wise Tep will be at Citizens State Bank in Clare each Friday during banking hours to collect or discuss taxes up to January 10, 1921.
The Gleaners of Stony Brook Arbor installed officers on Friday evening December 10 with John Laverty as Chief Gleaner and William Freeman as Vice Chief Gleaner. Other posts filled include Mrs Johan Laverty as Secretary and Treasurer and Mrs Adna Perry as Conductoress. An oyster supper followed and the next meeting is set for January 7.
Mt. Pleasant Michigan address in Commercial Block. H G Chase of B S D GC, Palmer Graduate provides consultation and analysis free.
Friday meeting of the Michigan High School Superintendents Association in Lansing is followed by a Saturday banquet hosted by Mayor OCeoxsene of Detroit. The event honors Mr and Mrs Herbert Hoover and state and county campaign leaders for children of Europe.
Miss Allen and Misa Reiser visited Miss Cowden at her home over the weekend. Epworth League plans a candy smzle to boost the pledge for Central Europe war orphans. Mr Thornthwaitsy spent the weekend in Bay City. Miss Lyon and Miss Cratzenberg were home for the weekend. Delphic Literary Society met Tuesday with Supt Jones delivering a talk on public speaking. Debating team hoped for formation to spark interest. Harold Roe and Byron Gallagher repeat second grade. Mary McKeever reentered school. Second grade hosted visitors. fourth grade prepared Christmas decorations. Roy Elisten and Marion Strachan entered fifth grade. A and B Geography classes study Russia. Christmas decorations appear in fifth grade. Cecilia McKinnon returns after illness. Seventh grade tracks morning and night temperatures. Language class works on a Christmas exercise.
Ben Roselle of Mt Rose visited Miss Laura Woods last week and Sheriff Ward searched the area. Ben Roseville and Laura Woods spent an evening at Laura’s brother’s home. Edamond or Franktin J. A Bitler and G H Kantner called on David Bailey on Sunday. Chas Sersaw and family moved into a new house. Louie Brooks works for David Bailey while he is with the bean huller. Jesse Smitley of Harrison looked after the road Saturday.
The Clare Sentinel is directed to publish three consecutive weekly notices prior to a hearing in Harrison Michigan. The hearing on December 18 1920 involves final administration accounts for the estate of David Jen Brings deceased with administrator Geo Vandewarker. The notice records the probate judge Thos S Dorsey approving the hearing date and publication order.
OC M Blystone treasurer for Arthur Two announces weekly Friday visits and Saturday sessions at Citizens State Bank until January 10 for tax collection. J J Beard treasurer for Freeman Two states office hours every Friday until January 10 for tax collection.
Michigan rallies to raise 33.6 million dollars for European relief to feed and care for 3.5 million starving children. James Couzens chairs the Michigan committee with David A. Brown as director. Hesbert Hoover leads national efforts. The drive runs December 19 to year end, with church and civic groups joining nationwide appeal and a goal of ten dollars per life saved.
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