Young man attacked at Coleman depot in fatal strike
William Moore, 21, son of Mr and Mrs C Moore of Essexville, is dying at Saginaw General after a pickaxe attack in the Coleman depot by Edward Wilson 50 a Pere Marquette section hand. Wilson surrendered to Deputy Sheriff James Carty. Moore, visiting Mt Pleasant, was waiting to board a train home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Moore
Eissexville
Saginaw General Hospital
Coleman
Midlard County
Edward Wilson
Pere Marquette Railroad
Wilson
Pere Marquette
Saginaw Hospital
James D. Bruce
James Carty
Mt. Pleasant
Ford to Mark Auto Parts with Ford Trade Mark
Ford marks 2 651 000 car and truck parts daily to deter counterfeits. The trademarked script began in 1924 amid rising fakes and expanded in 1916. 351 standard parts bear the mark as stamping and engraving teams ensure authentic parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Unclear Notice From Claré Realty Co
A fragmented ad fragment urges prudent planning and insurance use in blizzard conditions. It mentions Claré Realty Co across from Doherty Hotel and a general warning about risk and coverage. The copy hints at home insurance and avoiding red tape with Compressed language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claré Realty Co
Doherty Hotel
Mrs Margaret Crowley Dies at 91 in Vernon Township
Mrs Margaret Crowley aged 91 years nine months nine days died last Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs Hugh McGuire in Vernon township. Funeral services were held at St Henry's Church conducted by Rev Fr George Flanagan with interment in Vernon church cemetery. She had lived in Vernon for over forty years and was mother to Joseph and Ted Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGuire
Vernon Township
Margaret Crowley
St. Henry’s
George Flanagan
Vernon Church
Joseph
Ted Crowley
Vagabond Trail and The Storm Daughter At Princess Theatre
January 3 to 9 features Vagabond Trail with Chas Jones and The Storm Daughter starring Priscilla Dean. Gloria Swanson appears in dual roles in The Humming Bird and Gloria in her first dual role. Also Unseeing Wyes with Lionel Barrymore and serial Into the Net runs January 15 and 16. Evening prices 10c-15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Jones
Sun-Man
Storm
Priscilla Dean
Humming Bird
Gloria Swanson
Gloria
Paris
Lionel Barrymore
New York
Hvenings
Maninge
Farmers Asked to Feed Wild Birds by State Warden
Deputy State Game Warden C. E. Pettit urges farmers to feed grain to wild birds, especially game birds. Those without grain may call at his residence on West 6th Street to obtain supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pettit
West 6Th Street
Revival Meetings at City Church of God Begin Sunday
Beginning Sunday January 11 revival meetings will be held at the Church of God in this city. Nina Wheelock of Detroit will conduct the services, which will continue indefinitely. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Nina, Wheelock
Detroit
L .H. Hampton
Suffers Death Under Load of Poles
Last week Tuesday Bert Burton a Hatton township farmer was killed when a load of heavy poles he hauled from the woods tipped, pinning him underneath. His young son escaped as Burton freed him and placed him on the sleighs. Medical aid came but he died of a broken back. He was about 38 years old and left a wife and three small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Burton
Hatton Township
Burton
John McDonald Dies in Lansing After Illness
John McDonald died at his Lansing home on Friday December 26 after a two year illness. His remains were brought to the city Monday for funeral services at the M. E. church with Rev. Shelley and Rev. Smith officiating. He leaves a wife and two daughters. obituary to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
John McDonald
M. HE
Shelley
Mt. Pleasant
Smith
Cherry Grove
Palmer remembered for public service in Clare County
The paragraph honors E. D. Palmer for long community work in Clare County. It notes his years as Superintendent of Schools, his role as County Commissioner of Schools, his co founding of the Sentinel with Remick Jeffries, and his current post as Director of Printing and Newspaper work in the schools at Binghamton New York where he and his family reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Palmer
Remick Jeffries
The
Sentinel
Palmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Notice of Creamery Equipment Sale and New Ownership
Floyd B. Shoup announces the sale of Clare Creamery equipment to Ann Arbor Dairy Company effective January 1. He praises the buyer’s reputation and butter outlet in Ann Arbor, expects high cream prices for farmers, and thanks patrons while wishing a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Clare
Clare Creamery
Card of Thanks for Fathers Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the long illness and departure of our loving father. Grateful for floral tributes and to Rev Milberry and the Baptist Society. Mr and Mrs JB Lang and family. Rose Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milberry
The
Baptist Society
Lang
Rose, Russell
Farmers Own School to Open January 5
A half dozen special agricultural short courses will start at M A C on Monday January 5. Open to anyone in the state over 16, these condensed programs offer practical farm training for those who cannot or prefer not to pursue a full four year degree. Courses include general agriculture eight weeks, dairy production ten weeks, dairy manufacturers eight weeks, horticulture eight weeks, poultry four weeks, and farm engineering eight weeks.
Masonic Officers Installed December 2nd
The lodge held a December 2 installation for officers at the communication. W. M. Ivan McIntosh presided. S. W. Russell Wilson, J. W. Frank Hochstetner, Secretary Edward House, Treasurer Fred O. McGuire, S. D. Arlie Gorr, J. D. Allen Crum, Stewards Thos. Carl Holbrook N L Tibbits, Tyler John Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Ivan McIntosh
W. Russell Wilson
J. W
Frank Hochstetner
Edward House
Fred O. McGuire
Arlie Gorr
J. D
Allen Crum
Stewarts
Carl Holbrook
N. L.tibbits
Tyler
John Lang
Fuller Brush Company Seeks Two Men in Clare Area
Advertises for capable men in Clare and surrounding counties. Promises good pay and independence, with potential to support families. Applicants urged to write to 361 Eddy Bridge, Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Eddy Bidge
Saginaw
Fuller Brush Company
Mt Vernon Grange Dance Scheduled Friday Evening
Mt Vernon Grange announces a dance at their hall on Friday evening January 5 with best wishes for a good time and ample enjoyment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Grange Dance
Mt. Vernon Grange
Their
Taxpayer Grant Schedule Notes January Claim
Taxpayers plan collection of taxes on January 10 as part of a local levy. The notice outlines a single assessment per person and seeks compliance from residents.
Local Society Notes From Town Chronicle
LOGALS report meetings on east 8th street with Mrs John Neithercut and the Guilds annual assembly hosted by Mrs L Hampton. Announcements include Ruth Kratz to Robert Gardner Straight engagement and several Christmas greetings received from friends in St Peters burg and Los Angeles. The area records property transfers and family travel plans with Halstead buying the Mulder farm and the Dodge family hosting relatives over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kratz
Harvey. Kratz
Robert Gardner Straight
Henry EB. Straight
Grand Rapids
D. Crouse
C. C. Rockwell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Thomas Presley
Los Angeles
Cal
Perfect Attendance Highlights Across School Grades
A long list of students from kindergarten through sixth grade is noted for perfect attendance. Names include June, Marie, Beatrice, Virginia, Katherine, Donald, Jean, Jason, Mary, and many others across classes with multiple teachers and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Caple
Esther Chaffee
Howard Bowler
Ethel Coulter
Eunice Davis
Virginia Friz
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Ray McAlister
Doris Naftzgar
Lucy Louch
Maxine Stevens
Upton Tupper
Franklyn Walters
Beatrice Wilson
Phebe Unthegrove
Hezel Stottlemyer
Lucy Bell Ford
Mary Ann Collins
Lizabeth Bruckhart
Rose Marie Jackson
Beatrice Doherty
Bernard Ackerman
Robert Doherty
Dale Groves
Lionel Parrish
Leonard Slater
Verona Bower
Lucile Coulter
June Hackmuth
Hazel Haring
Maxinemason
Margaret Morgan
Jans Terwilliger
Marie Woolston
Arlene Martin
Donald Bradley
Lela Davis
Hilda Eberhart
Neal Hiden
Donald Gillis
Francis Goodenough
Jay Hendrie
Bernadine Hutchinson
Keith Johnson
Maxine Jones
Joseph Kennedy
Lloyd Thompson
Hollis Waltin
Maxine Williams
Mildred Siel
Russell Glass
Pauline Bond
Jean Anderson
Marie Bruckart
Elsworth Chaffee
Bernice Cobleigh
Catherine Dawson
Mildred Derby
Noma Des Ormeau
Virginia Dionese
Thelma Hrter
Berthal Jackson
Edward Jackson
Anna Leis
Chester Milam
Myrtle Ochtel
Thelma Phimsey
Dale Randall
Lewis Rogers
Anna May Smalley
Lester Terwillizer
Louise Topps
Harold Williams
Bertha ‘Wilson
Seeley Family Reunion Brings Kin Together on Christmas
The Seeley family held a Christmas reunion for the first time in twelve years. Fifteen members gathered at one o clock p m around aTable to share treats and stories, with Arlington J Seeley and family from Cohoes New York joining Detroit Michigan couples and Clare residents. The gathering ended with plans for departure after New Years, noting a return to routine and lively memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
Dad
Altho
Arlington J. Seeley
Jimmie
Evelyn
Cohoes
New York
Ruth H
Roy F. Beck
Orletta
Floyd Arthur Seeley
Detroit
Mich
Eva E
Perry D. Brown
Clare
Arlington
Entertainer's Benefit Aims for Parole Support
Piano man Snodgrass entertained crowds with a benefit planned for his parole night. Admirers sent telegrams from one to ten dollars, firms offered auto tires and wool sweaters, and radio fans enjoyed a Monday show. A candy maker donated ten pounds of candy per state as contributions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle “Creek
Pacific
Atlantic
Mrs Anna Tonnette Passes Away at 88
Mrs Anna Tonnette born December 30 1836 in Bordeaux France died December 28 1924 at her daughter's home in the city aged 88 She married August Tonnette in 1854 and had twelve children now survived by three daughters one son nineteen grandchildren forty great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren The funeral was held from the home of Mr and Mrs Cour and St Henrys church in Vernon with interment at Mt Pleasant cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie
Bordeau
France
J. L. Cont
August Tonnette
Newport
Mt. Pleasant
Ili
E. Doin
Troy
A J Cedilotte
Saginaw
J.’ Ty Cour
Clare
Fred Tonnette
Chicago
Ill
Jés ‘Cour
St. Henry’s
Vernon
Jer
Jlanagan
Pangea
Rt ‘of
Cedilotte
Costa
Davghter
Dasiane Ams
Thos. Sazipson
Mr. Pleasant
Tonnette
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Young Man
Wm. Moore
Clare County
Wiggins
Houser
Grant Township
Leonard.reger
Evangelical Parsonage
Cloverdale
Bernice
M. Leonard
Harold Reger
Glatesleiben
Gertrude Reger
Stanfield
Pansy
Estelle Scrimger
Glen Dale Stanferd
Harrison
Michigan
Justice A. S. Young
Miss Scrimger
Princess Theatre
M. E. Church
E. D. Palmer
Farmers Own
Perent
Berbe
King
John Neithercut
East 8Th Street
James Harger
Montpelier, Oy
Pheba Bumpus
J.H. Wilson
Laila
Florence Pierce
Ithaca
P. C. Wilson
Hzra Cobleigh
Sra
Ray Cobleigh
L. Venner
John Morden
J. Morden
City
Joe Lowry
Marion
H. B. Halstead
Dr. A. EB. Mulder
East Grant
Mr. Mulder
Halstead
Mrs. Halstead
Wm. Dodge
B. R. Robinson
Flint
Ira D. Dodge
E. Hodgins
Glen Hall
James
Bicknell
Oklahoma
Hall
Ball Band Rubber Co
M. R. Howlett
June Allwood
Carroll Grosvenor
Doris Huntley
Mildred Kennedy
Alice Rodabaugh
Glen Sanford
Marion White
James Wilson
Elmer Anderson
To Bruckhart
Beatrice Davis
Marion Dionise
Raymond Dwyer
Carlton Fall
Marjorie Fisher
Dick Groves
John Haring
Margaret Kennedy
Mae Naftzgar
Vivan Pearl
Mary Frances Heiser
Irving Brown
Donald Cobleigh
Bernette Comer
Esther Doherty
Margaret Doherty
Dorothy Green
Arthur Grosvenory
Lyda Jerred
Mary McKeever
Donald McKinnon
Mildred Stirling
Edward van Dyie
Joe Wardell
Burke Collins
Byron Gallagher
Frances Greer
Ada H Gillis
Kenneth Hendrie
Thomas Horton
Pauline Lewis
Willian Kirkpatrick
Glenn Niemeyer
Gladys Peterson
Nellie Parker
Rex Péterson
Myrtle
Rodabaugh
Dorothy’ Richmond
Dale ‘Wabi
Noel Aa ‘Phyllis
Wass Jones
Wm Lange
Louise “Mulder
Beulah Topps
Raila Wah
Anna Tonnette
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