Guild Play Well Received At Congregational Church
A large audience enjoyed a Guild presentation at the Congregational church auditorium. The West Side division of the Ladies Guild staged a Junior play Midget Town with 38 children, followed by Just a Little Mistake. A vocal number by Mrs. W S McAllister and a girls trio pleased the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Congregational Church
West Side
Ladies Guild
C. A. Wellman
Congregational Sunday School
Queen
Betty Green
Junior Koch
Francis Green
Stanley Parrish
Jay Green
Junior Jack
Police
Billy McAllister
Dale Groves
Bruce MccAltister
Dick Groves
Roy McAllister
Miller
Junior Anderson
Alden McCullich
Farmer John
Doctor Bones
Glenn Sanford
Paula Fitzpatrick
Betty Callihan
Virginia Horton
Mary Ackard
Marcia Sutton
Marjorie Fisher
Maxine Hawkins
Lolo Sanford
Betty Gardineer
Mildred Grover
Alger Brown
Wayne
Meir Joslin
Jane Ann Martin
J. J. Green
Donald Jones
Wilma Achard
Margaret McKnight
Marjorie Reeder
Laila Wilson
W.S. McAllister
James Rogers
Clare pioneer Jank Forbes dies after long illness
Civil War veteran Jank Forbes of Clare dies at his County Tine street home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be held at the residence Sunday afternoon. A sketch of his life will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank Forbes
Clare
County Tine Street
Princess Theatre Holiday Week Lineup
The Princess Theatre unveils a December 24 to January 1 program with Rin Tin Tin in Hero of the Big Snow and The Green Archer serial. Features include Constance Talmadge The Duchess of Buffalo, a Christmas picture, and a daily matinee. Prices 10c to 20c for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janiuary
Skinner’s
Raégisiald
Denny
Sun-Mon
Notice to Farmers on Baling Rates by Rudy J Cotton
Farmers are notified of baling service at a rate of 1.60 dollars per unit. Rudy J Cotton signs the notice with contact detail 226723.
Brakeman Injured in Clare Yards
George H. McCalpin a Pere Marquette brakeman was seriously hurt in Clare yards while uncoupling an air hose early Friday. He was taken to Hotel Doherty and later moved to his home in Saginaw. Harry Friday a freight train bound for Clare paused briefly during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. McCalpin
Pere Marqinette Railroad Company
Clare
Doherty
Saginaw
Harry Friday
Pere Marquette
McCalpin
Caboose
Death Saddens Louch Home In Clare
Percy Maynard son of Mr. and Mrs. Yess Louch was born January 3 1919 in Clare and died December 20 1926 at Bronstetter hospital Mt Pleasant at age 14 11 17 after an acute appendicitis and peritonitis He was a Clare high school freshman Bear Patrol Boy Scout and Sunday School attendee He worked for Dr F W McKnight in dental rooms and had promise in that work He leaves five brothers and three sisters Funeral was held from the west Fifth street residence with Rev H B Johnson officiating and burial at Cherry Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Maynard
Yess Louch
Clare
Bronstetter
Mt. Pleasant
Clare High School
Boy Scouts of America
Congregational Sunday School
Percy
F. W. McKnight
Bis
West Fifth Street
H. B. Johnson
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Barber duo to open barber shop and beauty parlor in Clare
A. L. Rogers sells Bijou Lunch room stock and fixtures and forms a partnership with Forest Shumway. On January 1 they will open an updated barber shop with a beauty parlor behind Citizens State Bank on East Fourth Street. New equipment backs the venture. The partners promise exclusive service for ladies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Rogers
Forest Shumway
Citizens State Bank
East Fourth Street
Clare
Sheridan couple wed at Bates home in Sheridan Township
Miss Beulah Teéale, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Teéale of Sheridan township, married Harvey Armentrout at the home of Rev F Bates. Ceremony was performed by Rev Bates with Delia Bruckart and Russell Armentrout present. They plan to live on the groom’s farm in Sheridan and take a wedding trip to southern Michigan and Ohio.
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F. Bates
Beulah
James Teéale
Sheridan Township
Harvey Armentrout
Bates
Delia Bruckart
Russell Armentrout
Sheridan
Michigan
Ohio
Classified Liner Next Weett They Bring Quick Results
A brief classified item notes fast results from a service or ad column. It highlights prompt responses and efficient turnaround, with emphasis on reliable timing and speed for customers seeking quick outcomes.
Grandpa's Secret for a Happy Year
A quoted verse urges sharing happiness to spread cheer. The lines describe a simple rule for a better year through giving joy and goodwill to others, attributed to H A Lynan.
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Earth
H. A. Lynan
Grange Mourns Emily Northon Charter Member
Mt. Vernon Grange No. 992 passes a resolution mourning Emily Northon a charter member. The group extends sympathy to her relatives and orders charter draped for thirty days. A copy of the resolution is sent to the Glaze Sentinel and recorded in Grange records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Northon
Mt. Vernon
Marceling and Shampooing Services Offered at Home
Mrs A McLeod advertises marceling and shampooing services after completing a course. She offers appointments at her home located at 706 Pine Street and invites potential clients to book.
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Pine’ Street
A. McLeod
Pleads Guilty on Drunken Disorderly Charge
Vernon township resident James Dalton pleaded guilty to a drunk and disorderly charge in Justice Callihan's court. He paid twenty dollars and ten dollars costs, or served thirty days in county jail. he chose to serve the sentence. Dalton was bound over to the Circuit Court on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor with his case to be placed on the calendar for trial in the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dalton
Vernon Township
Hrter
Callihan
Dalton
Advance Grange Meeting Sees Officer Installation
Advance Grange met December 21 with a fine crowd. installation of officers was the evening’s work. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served. Next meeting planned for Tuesday in December includes a short program and oyster supper for members and guests.
Supervisors to Meet Next Tuesday in Clare County
The Board of Supervisors will hold their December meeting at the Court House in Harrison on Tuesday the 28th. They will consider bonds for county officers and such other business as may properly come before them.
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Board of Supervisors
Clare
Court House
Harrison
Detroit Christmas Tree Cut in Clare County
Detroit's municipal Christmas tree for city hall was cut in Clare county on a recent Sunday forenoon at Headquarters farm north of Harrison. Mr. J. E. Myers of Clare county supervised the halting operation. The balsam tree was forty five feet long and twelve feet in diameter at the base, loaded on a truck length of the tree, and transported to Detroit Sunday evening.
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Detroit
Clare County
Harrison
J. E. Myers
Mrs Emily Northon laid to rest in Michigan obituary
Emily Northon born February 22 1849 in Middlesex Ontario died December 16 1926 at University Hospital Ann Arbor Michigan aged 77 married Charles Northon in Mt Brydges Ontario June 1864. Survived by six children two sisters twenty grandchildren seven great grandchildren funeral December 19 at 1 pm at home East Sixth Street Rev H B Johnson officiating interment Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Emily Northon
Middlesex County
Ontario
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles Northon
Mt. Brydges
Edward
Joseph
William
John
Oscar
Jarvis
Lena Brewer
Charlotte Kapplinger
Josep
Michigan
Vernon Township
Clare
Sixth Street
Jemima Morden
Jane Bilis
Sarmia
Ont
Northen
Isabella
East Sixth Street
H. B. Johnson
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Guild Ladies Guild Pot Luck Supper Totals $381.43
The Ladies Guild and husbands held a pot luck supper at the Congregational church. Captains Mrs. Alex Artibee and Mrs. C A Wellman reported totals of $381.43 raised since October 1, split $195.18 East side and $186.25 West side, with praise for joint effort.
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Congrégational Church
Alex Artibee
East Side
C. A. Wellman
West Side
Frankie
Reed City Beats Clare 41 to 11 in High School Basketball
Reed City dominates Clare in a high school basketball clash at the gym last Friday 41 to 11. Clare fought hard with Wally Johnson and Rolly Thayer scoring on free throws and late field goals, but Reed City showed a towering defense and tall lineup ahead of their next game against Mt. Pleasant Indian School on Wednesday January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Reed City
Clare
O'dlaas
Heigh
H. B. Johnson
Wally Johnson
Rolly Thayer
Grover - Rlf
Buerge
Prati
Johnson Co
Johngon Lange
R.G Grien Thayer
L. G. Wilson
Albert Leis
Lange
Asa Parker
Grover
Mt. Pleasant‘ Indian School
Switchman Mark Noah Dies After Coal Car Accident
Mark Noah a 33 year old Pere Marquette switchman and father of four died Thursday morning at St Marys hospital after being crushed by a coal car at the Highth street crossing in Saginaw. He lived on a farm near Hardwood schoolhouse before moving to Saginaw four years ago and leaves a widow Eleanor J Blacklidge and children Gerald Arla Galen and Harlan Mark plus five sisters. Funeral services were held Saturday at his residence with burial in Clare.
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Mark Noah
Pere Marquette Railway
St. Mary’s Hospital
Highth Street
Saginaw
Mr. Noah
Eden
Cadillac
Mich
Eleanor J. Blacklidge
Gerald
Arla
Galen
Harlan Mark
Maggie Royal
Floyd Johnson
Rockford
John Kuster
Lansing
Adam Kuster
Detroit
Andrew Maier
Toledo
Cherry Grove
Johnson
Vacation Party Planned for Clare Study Club Members
A notice invites students in grades seven through twelve to a vacation party Wednesday evening December 29 1926 at the Doherty Auditorium. Former students and club members are also welcome. The program begins at 7 30 with dancing not starting until 8 30.
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Clare
Sam Atudents
Algo
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Frank Forbes
Princess Theatre
Rudy J. Cotton
Prone
Clare Yards
Waycar
Percy M. Louch
Barber
A. L. Roger
Marcelling
Vernon
Artibee
Switchman
Noah Mark
Arthur Township
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