Clare Chamber Honors A.J. Doherty At Banquet
Community leaders in Clare gather to celebrate A. J. Doherty for backing a hotel project and a new school building. Speakers from Saginaw and Midland laud his public spirit, noting the hotel would spur a public library and local development while honoring Clare’s business and civic growth.
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Clare
Qumimercs
Harty
Yilg Pre Esate
Ulare
Bryan
Ef Midland
America
Spirit Good Fellowship
H. P
Pariscuino
Lawrence Jackson
Saginaw
Davis
Wm. St. Caple
Chamber of Commerce
JW. Caltina
Merser
Isre
Cc. A
Evenag. Lls
Maine
West
Dakota
Chemical Company
Bank
Plans for the new Doherty Hotel's ground and basement
The document outlines floor by floor layouts for the Doherty Hotel starting at McEwan Street with a north room opening toward the street. It details a Library area and a Luncheon or Cafeteria, a lobby with a clerk's desk, a central elevator shaft, a Lunch Room, and a corridor around to the back. The basement includes a book storage room under the Library, a billiard room, stores for boiler and laundry, and separate stairways. Upper floors hold sixty guest rooms operable singly or en suite. Construction by W. D. Morris & Co. began footings excavations for the new structure.
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NEW. Doherty Hotel
McEwan Street
New City
Luochk
Lobbby
Sishway
Aroa
Fifth Street
Fhai Thie
Pave Mlres
Clare Event Highlights Prosperity and Tourism Potential
A crowd gathered in Clare for a speech night featuring A J Doherty who urged Clare to emphasize homes over factories. Local leaders praised the city’s schools, natural beauty, and potential as a tour stop, urging better advertising and cooperation with nearby towns. Several out of town guests and a program of orchestra music and vocal numbers accompanied brief remarks from business and press figures.
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A.J. Doherty
Clare
Bear ‘Don
Doherty
Floyd Doherty
Saginaw
Fred Doherty
Lansing
Fetel
Cowies
Gauginaw
Tatman
Buainbas
Jsekes
Tront
The
Cameron
Mt. Pleasant
Newary Library Benefit Party in Clare
The Clare Library Association hosts a benefit party at the Dancer Auditorium on Wednesday evening January 18. Proceeds support the library with music, refreshments, and progressive games. Attendees are urged to attend as the library aims to be a credit to Clare and serve all ages.
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Dancer Auditorium
Clare Library Association
Atte
A. Thia
Thie
Clare
Marrie and Boughman Tie Wedding at Methodist Parsonage
Zelda Marrie of Denver township and Jonas Boughman of Wise township wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. E B Davie officiating. Attendants were George Boughman and Mrs. Viola Vorce. They will reside on a Loomis area farm.
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Misa Zelda M. Marrie
Denver Township
Jonas C. Boughman
Wise Township
EB. W. Davie
George Boughman
Viola Vorce
Loomis
Card of Thanks for Beloved Mother
We express sincere thanks to Rev. FE W Devin for comforting words to the family. Gratitude to the Ladies Aid Eastern Stars and Gleaners for flowers. Special thanks to friends and singers in the loss of our mother Mrs HB Fevur.
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FE. W. Devin
County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting
Clare County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at Harrison with about forty delegates from the county townships. State Rep Fred Beach and County Agricultural Agent Chas Atwater spoke. Officers elected for one year: President J E Bence. Vice President Geo Strouse. Secy Treasurer Gev Stebie. Executive Committee W E Boyter, Lb W Sanday, and the three former officers.
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Clare County Farm Bureau
Bsid
Harrison
Fred Beach
Chas. Atwater
Gladwin
J. E. Bence
Geo. Strouse
Sec’y-Treas
Gev. Stebie
W. E. Boyter
Lb. W. Sanday
Isabella Peck Death Notice in Canada to Clare and Reed City
Isabella Thompson Peck passed away January 1922 in Clare after heart trouble. She married J. V. Line in 1862, had six children, four predeceased her, survived by Emma Miser of Dover and Lillian Ash of Kansas City. Later married H. B. Peck of Reed City, died after a long illness. Funeral held Friday at home, Rev. B. E. Davis officiated, Cherry Grove cemetery. A member of the Eastern Star.
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Isabella Thompson
Canada
J. V. Line
Cane
Clare
Arthur Sine
Minnie Regan
Grace Sime
Blanche Henner
Emma Miser
Dover
Lillian Ash
Kansas City
H. B. Peck
Reed City
Pecx
BE. W. Davis
Cherry Grove
Alan
Tae “Mathoakey
Sid
Tad
Ice cutting machine with high output described in factory note
A detailed description of an ice cutting machine shows it cutting over 11 000 cakes per day. The device features an 8 by 8 inch engine, a large circular saw with adjustable height, and a front tongue to move and operate the machine, replacing several workers.
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A.bell
William Hubel FE Hobel Dies in Gratiot Township
William FE Hobel, born May 3 1839 in Roden Haetioge Gut, died January 3 1922 at his Gratiot township home. He married Mary A. Darling in 1862. they had son Fred. They moved to Clare county in 1881, homesteading in Grant township. Survived by wife, son, three brothers, three sisters, four grandchildren, one great grandson, and many friends. Funeral at home with Rev. E W Davis, burial at Cherry Grove.
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William FE
Hobel
Roden
Haetioge
Gut
Gratt Township
Mary A. Darling
Fred
Clare County
Grant Township
Rubenz
Char Jevoix
Eilas
Upper Peninsula
Harry P
City
Mary Perry
Emily Monroe
St.-Clair Covery
Lila Wier
Imlay
E. W. Davis
Cherry Grove
Celestia Sherman Passes After Pioneer Life in Canada and Ireland
Celestia Sherman nee Sarr was born February 26 1841 in Cayuga township Norfolk County Canada and died January 2 1922 at her home in Hinkleville aged 80 years 10 months 6 days. She married James Sherman in February 1856 and had nine children Albert Dade Joan etc with most residing in Clare and Isabella counties. Her husband died about 18 years prior. They moved to their present home about 43 years ago facing pioneer hardships. Funeral held January 4 at 1 00 pm at home with Rev E K Davis officiating and burial in Surrey cemetery. Six pallbearers served.
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Celestia Sarr
Cayuga
Jana Lewis
James
Jessie Stevens
Charles
Clare
Ieabella
Yeats
Abe
Hev. EK. W. Davis
Surrey
Sherman Family Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during my mother’s illness and passing. Grateful for floral offerings and Rev. KE. W. Davis for comforting words. Sidney Sherman Al Sherman Dade Sherman John Sherman Mrs Jane Lewis James Sherman Mrs Jesse Stevens Charles Sherman and family express thanks.
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KE. W. Davis
Sidney Sherman
al. Sherman
Dade Sherman
John’ Sherman
Jane Lewis
James Sherman
Jesse Stevena
Charles Sherman
Auction Sale Notice by Administrator of Peakeatate estate
Auction notice announces public sale at the home on date unreadable with the laté Bre. . B, Peckeatate administration by C. Kirkbride. On reserve terms and with goods described as 4-withon, sale to occur promptly. Details garbled but indicates estate liquidation.
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C. Kirkbride
Memorial Drive for Local Soldiers May Be Built in Clare
The Clare County Legion urges fundraising for a memorial honoring World War sacrifices. Howard Brown and Frank Jackson appeal for donations, with the plan to unveil on Decoration Day 1922. A board of supervisors approved a $250 gift, plus $50 from Mayor Doherty, to support the project.
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American Légion of Clare
To¢Bheir
Tare
Emvo
Ito
Mt :Meiporial
Ataiea
Countiea
Rome
Srime
Ecapnom
Clare County
Chiten
Kbeki
Board of Supervisors
The
Legion ‘Vilk Vgasi
Clare
Arrieon and Farwell
Wateers
Farmer
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