Lincoln Ideals Guide Public Service Of This Institution
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
8
The text honors Abraham Lincoln's ideal of unselfish service as the guiding principle behind the institution's efforts and dedication.
Local Pere Marquette train times list departures to Clare and Harrison with motor routes to Ann Arbor and other towns. Town visitors include W R Davy, Dr Burt Salford, Sheriff Hoag, Conrad Keeka, Prof Peterson, Percy Wilson, Lilian Bilgren, Mrs Seymour Andrus and family, Maxwell Lewis and Ray Lewis, Mr and Mrs Mulder hosting Barr Betts and Rilla Nidlack.
Mrs. Watter Gaple hosts Mae Pisesant visit. Richard Terwilliger of St. Louis joins family in town. Grant Halbert's brother Mick Was two at his home on Tuesday. Local officials and visitors from Harrison to Grand Rapids and Saginaw. Pere Marquette agent change. Back to the farm movement grows as urban returnees are noted. A wedding flame celebration erupts as townsfolk misinterpret thunder.
Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Doherty with present Alds Dwyer Johnson Reeder Smalley and absent Alds Hampton Mason. Bills read and referred to finance. amounts include street sprinkling 9.45 and sewer pipe 1.05. Finance committee recommends payment. bills allowed. Motion to adjourn approved.
The Good Literature Club met with Mrs. Duncan on February 2 with members answering current events at roll call. President Mrs. Jones led a parliamentary drill. The next meeting is February 9 with Mrs. E A Anderson and study on The Work and Life of Shakespeare led by the Arobamboals.
Bay City men Life for three of four bandits after pleading guilty to killing Martin L. Debats and L. M. Persons during a robbery at the Broadway branch of Bay County Savings Bank on January 15. Edward Walkowiak remains to be sentenced later by Circuit Judge Samuel G. Houghton.
Chicago prohibition officers plan a special assault on liquor smuggling from Canada into midwestern cities. Key targets include border spots acting as clearances, with Sault Ste. Marie on the Michigan border highlighted as a main landing point for contraband whiskey.
Monsignor Nasalii Rocci is expected to succeed Cardinal Ferreri as archbishop of Milan. Ferreri died last week after a long illness and was unable to speak for over two months but met with diocesan visitors until recently. Rocci may be created a cardinal at the March consistory.
Grand Rapids resident John Wonicki filed in circuit court to recover 3900 for losses tied to the liquidation of Fred W French's property. French, as City Trust and Savings Bank assistant cashier, confessed to embezzling over 800000. Wonicki, jailed in Detroit House of Correction, learned of the embezzlement during a ten day absence.
Thousands gather along the water front and hills of Valparaiso to greet the United States Pacific fleet the largest seen there since 1908. The battle line includes the dreadnoughts New Mexico Idaho Arkansas Texas New York and Mississippi with 18 destroyers and five auxiliaries. A reception aboard ship honored the Chilean secretary of the navy and his party.
An advertisement seeks a responsible live map to explore a contract with a large old line Life Insurance Company for Michigan territory. It promises personal assistance and long term earnings from selling diverse Watkins products, with years of business backing, thousands of policyholders, and a large customer base in Michigan.
The community recorded attendees at the funeral of Anthony Rogers in Lake City and several residents traveling to join or visit relatives. Others moved household goods to Coleman, watched a basketball game in Mt. Pleasant, and locals pursued real estate visits, social gatherings, and work changes around Harrison.
The piece lauds winners from all walks of life who gain success by thoughtful, constructive thinking. It emphasizes the long tradition of great thinkers drawing on prior experience to advance progress and reward those who study and apply knowledge.
Two friends interpret the silences between them with complete understanding. Words become unnecessary as deep trust grows. The humble dog offers a lesson in implicit faith that does not rely on writing or speech.
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