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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
6
In a lake town, Tennibel faces her parents Uriah and Edith Devon after her attempted arranged marriage to Reggie Brown falls apart. A brutal confrontation ends with Edith injured and Tennibel escaping into the forest aided by a canoe traveler, while Tennibel discovers a clue to a possible aid for her mother in a Pendlehaven family heirloom.
Tennibel faces danger aboard a boat as her family spirals into violence. Her father Uriah rages drunk while Reginald Brown asserts control over her, threatening kidnapping and forced marriage as Tony pleads for safety. Tennibel longs for escape to a world free of danger and lustful threats.
State of Michigan Probate Court for Clare County announces four months from December 30 1920 to file claims against Mary Eliza Creeper deceased. Creditors must present claims to the probate office Harrison by April 25 1921. Claims heard April 30 1921 at 10:00 AM. Tuos S. Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders January 6 hearing on Hertha Harris petition to determine legal heirs and rightful heirs to Bertha M. Crawford real estate. Public notice to run three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thomas S. Dorser presiding.
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A lively Circle gathering at Mrs A F Williams in West Grant featured quilting work and a generously served dinner. Attendees included Mrs Hardinger and Misses Rachel and Alice Butcher with Master George Butcher of Clare.
The church has remodeled its furnace and now all parishioners and guests will stay warm. Forest Guest of Detroit spent the holiday week with his father and brother at the Hargrave and Randall homes. Muldred Mamie Frank and Vern Chaffee of Pontiac visited Aunt Edd Hutchinson's family last week. Iria and Marie Hutchingson who attend Clare High School spent the holidays here with Budd Orvis of North Arthur visiting Aunt Mrs. F. Allen.
Mrs. M. Ksebier was buried Monday in Thompson cemetery with many friends sending sympathy. School opened Monday after a two week vacation and church and Sunday School resumed after closures due to scarlet fever and smallpox. Consider a classified liner for such news.
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