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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1926

Page

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Clare County Man Arrested for Moonshine Still in Garfield Township

Percy Rome, 24, of Garfield township near Snotlake, was arrested Tuesday evening by Clare county officers who found a one and a half barrel still, 10 gallons of moonshine whiskey, and mash on his upper floor. He faces charges of manufacturing and selling liquors and possession. the case goes to Clare county circuit court.

Percy Rome Clare Clare County Rome Garfield Township Snotlake Mer Clare County Circuit Court

Clare Study Club Holds Annual Meet

The Clare Study Club met at Mrs. Bert Greer's home on Tuesday January 12 with Vice President Mrs Caple presiding. Members heard responses to roll call enjoyed music led by Mrs Nina McGuire and Laila Wilson, and paid tribute to a departed member. New officers were elected: Pres Mrs Mulder Vice Pres Mrs Caple Secy Mrs Artibee Cor Sec Mrs Pierson Treas Mrs Harris. Delegates were chosen to state and district conventions and a health lecture at Ann Arbor was urged for Friday January 15 with a rummage sale planned and tea served.

Clare Study Club Bert Greer Caple Nina McGuire Bicknell Laila Wilson McGuire Gumser MsGuire John Wilson EB. R. Allen

City Tool Room Break-In Reported Wednesday Night

Thieves forced entry to the city hall tool room using a fire axe and stole items believed to be evidence or tools. No trace of the culprits has been found and the incident was reported as occurring Wednesday evening.

Clothes Line Theft Highlights Local Dishonesty

Last week Mrs BR A found her family washing stolen from the outdoor clothes line after dusk. Several dozen pairs of men’s and women’s undergarments and zippers were taken. A fire sale promotion by Prem-Hig Shoes Co lists the Dunlop building in the notice.

Prem- Hig Shoes Dunlop

Old Time Ford Dancing Party Set at Clare Doherty Auditorium

A Henry Ford Dancing Party will be held at Doherty Auditorium Clare on Thursday January 28 with Jasper BH Bisbee Violinist and full orchestra. Tickets for 100 couples are on sale at Anderson's drug store at 2.00 per couple extra lady 50c includes refreshments and check room service. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs John Nelson at 8 30 p m. Admission same price for spectators. A prior dance instruction session occurs January 25 from 8 00 to 10 00 p m free to ticket holders.

Henry Ford Doherty Auditorium Clare Jasper BH Bisbee Anderson’s Anderson's

Clare Couple Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage

Mr. and Mrs. William Upthegrove observed their Golden Wedding with a gathering at their daughter’s Clare home on West First street. Married January 12, 1876 in South Lyon Michigan, they spent most of their lives near Clare and were honored by about thirty two relatives and friends with a three course luncheon and a ring ceremony performed by Rev. M. S. Wymer.

Hfe William Upthegrove C. C. Becker West First Street Genevieve Doris Unthegrove O. C. Beexer Upthegrove Vernon Township Clare Eunice’ Lockwood Detroit Mark ‘Forsyth Ypsilanti

Epworth League meeting at Methodist Church next Sunday

Epworthians invited to 6:00 PM Epworth League at Methodist church next Sunday January 17 with Durward Kennedy leading on the topic Ags the Child, so the Man. Readers urged to bring Epworth Heralds and offer suggestions. All old members welcome and new members especially urged to join.

Epworth League Durward Kennedy Ags Epworth Heralds Xedd Réw

Gleaners Postpone Meeting For Cold Weather

The Hobson Arbor of Gleaners postponed their meeting due to extreme cold. The gathering will now be held Saturday January 16 at the F hall, with attendees invited to meet at the Hot Tuck diner and lodge for a meal.

Hobson Arbor of Gleaners Gleaners A& Hot Tuck F- Hall

Clare B. B. Team Still Undefeated in Local Victory

The Clare B. B. team remains undefeated after a strong showing against Farwell. Final score 26 to 11 shows Clare’s depth with a second unit performing well. Upcoming games include Reed City on Friday and Sacred Heart Academy on Friday. fans urged to provide strong sideline support.

Clare and Farwell Clare Reed City Sacred Heart Academy Mt. Pleasant Traverse City

Mrs. Wm Shaver Dies At 54 After Illness In Michigan

Miss Julia Brailey born August 9 1871 in Eaton County Michigan married Wm Shaver January 17 1887. They lived in Sunfield and Clare counties, had eleven children, five surviving, ten grandchildren. Funeral held at Dover church with Rev Frank Bates officiating. interment Wherry Grove cemetery.

Julia Brailey Eaton County Michigan Wm. Shaver Sunfield Mich Clare County Hazel Connor Nester Dam Albert and Burley Dover Dora. Allen the Eagle Mildred Frank Bates Wherry Grove

Clare Delphian Society Discusses Egypt Social Life

The Clare Delphian Society held its fourth program at Mrs. Graves home with talks on Houses Schools Education Family Life Dress Agriculture and Stock Raising Artisans and Crafts Markets Military Science Literature by members including Miss Laila Wilson Mrs Howlett Mrs Achard Mrs Fitzpatrick Nina McGuire Pierson Graves and Anna Duncan. Guest Mrs Raymond Beardaley attended and associate membership fees were noted with a January 26 meeting planned on Religion and Art of Hymn. Hear the Orthophone Victrola at Andersons ad.

Egypt Clare Delphian ‘Society Graves Laila ‘Wilson Howlett Achard Fitzpatrick Nina McGuire Pierson

Congregational Church Holds Annual Meeting

The Congregational church held its annual meeting after a pot luck supper in the dining room led by Rev. H. B. Johnson. Officers were elected to fill terms, reporting strong finances and healthy membership. New trustees beacons deaconesses and officers include L. E. Davy treasurer, N. A. Hiden music director, and a social service committee chaired by Mrs. Jas. Rogers and Mrs. John Nelson. Sunday School officers were also elected with Ada Hochstetler as superintendent.

Congregational Church H. B. Johnson James S. Bicknell Harry C. Cudney L. E. Davy John Nelson Fred J. Thompson Beacons W. H. Elden N. A. Biden L. BE. Davy Alex Artibee W. H. Hilden Falk O'Connor Sutherland McCulloch Mabel Horton Sec’y Bernice Groves Frank Petchnik Treas Bernice McKinnon

Snow Removal Plan Extended for Northern Michigan Roads

State Administrative Board approves a snow removal program for the northern lower peninsula. Expenditures exceed $115,000 to open highways 10 11 18 and 14 and routes between Midland Clare and Gladwin. Equipment includes 14 truck plows three heavy V plows 10 rotary plows twelve 10 ton tractors with trucks rented. Initial cost about $118 053 and annual operating cost about $63 163.

Lower Peninsula State Administrative Board Straits Midland Clare Gladwin Alex J. Groesbeck State Highway Department Highway Department Lansing State Journal

Princess Theatre January 16 22 1925 Week Program

The Princess Theatre presents Rainbow Trail with Tom Mix and Riders of the Purple Sage sequel. Sun features Pretty Ladies with Zazu Pitts and Tom Moore. Includes The Sundown Limited comedy, Her Sister from Paris with Constance Talmadge, and serial Riddle Rider. February previews Rugged Water, The Man Who Found Himself, Friendly Enemies, The Midshipman and The Halfway Girl.

Tom Mix Zazu Pitts Tom Moore the Sundown Limited Paris Constance Talmadge Richard Talmadge Riddle Rider Rugged Waters Thos. Meighan

Dover Dance Friday Night in January

Dover hosts a Friday January dance with music for attendees. A rummage sale runs Friday and Saturday at the first door north of Brown's Barber Shop with details limited in the notice.

Dover Brown's

Health class for mothers led by Dr. Hendrick at library

Dr. Rhoda Grace Hendrick and Miss Bertha Cooper lead a free health class for mothers at the library today at 3:30. The session covers preschool and school age children's diet and health questions, with potential for an illustrated sterootican lecture next week if attendance is strong.

Rhoda Grace Hendrick Bertha Cooper Hendrick Battle Creek Children’s Hospital Indiana Congress Shephard-Towner

Vernon Taxpayers Tax Collection Notice

Vernon taxpayers must note that Joseph Hiiett, treasurer, will visit the Clare County bank every Saturday through tax season to receive taxes. Public notice urges timely payment and directs residents to meet the treasurer at the bank on Saturdays.

Clare County Bank

Former Rosebush Pastor Summoned

Rev. M. L. Gardner longtime Methodist pastor in Rosebush Coleman Remus and Dixport Ohio died last Monday at his son’s home in Convoy Ohio after declining health. He joined the Michigan Conference in 1903 and led remodeling of the Rosebush church. Funeral was in Convoy Wednesday. he leaves a wife a son and a daughter.

M. L. Gardner Rosebush Convoy Ohio Michigan

Firms Soon to Be Opened to Public

The Davyys and Fleming firms plan public openings after fire damage. Davys firm occupies the G F Goodenough cement building on east Fourth street with salvage larger than expected and opening date uncertain due to weather. Fleming Shoe Company leases the Dunlop building corner and schedules a January 23 sale and opening.

Davyys Fleming Davys East Fourth Street G. F. Goodenough Plening Shoe Company Dunlop

Davis Newman wedding announced for Saturday

Miss Ruby Davis and Frank Newman plan to wed Saturday January 9 in Sheridan township. The ceremony at Harri son Congregational parsonage with Rev Long officiating. The couple will reside at Brown Corners on the Glen Lower farm.

Ruby Davis Frank Newman Mgr F. P. Davis Sheridan Township Harrison Long Randolph Rockey Arthur Mr. Newman Frank J. ©. Newman Brown Corners Glen’ Lower

Dope Seller Sentenced to Five Years in Atlanta Prison

Forward, 46, of 1130 Seward, was convicted of sale and possession of narcotics and sentenced December 13, 1923 to five years in the federal prison at Atlanta. He surrendered to authorities for transport. The appeal was rejected by the U S Appellate Court. Forward was described as a major Detroit dope wholesaler with lieutenant William Bates serving four years.

Guy Forward Seward Abate Atlanta Forward U. S. Appellate Court Detroit William Bates U. S Arthur J. Tutle Detroit Times Jackson Building West 4Th Street

Ora Dawson Returned to Law Hands After Escape

Sunday evening Undersheriff Erter arrested Ora Dawson who had escaped from Shiawassee county jail where he faced a 30 day sentence for breaking and entering a Corunna restaurant. Officers found papers belonging to Mrs. M. Carrier on him. he is bound over to the March Circuit Court and held in the county bastile.

Erter Ora Dawson Shiawasee Corunna Harter Shiawassee M. Carrier Bastile

Good Literature Club Meeting and Porter Book Talk

The Good Literature Club convened at Miss Hunice Sientz's home on a Tuesday evening in January with vice president Mrs. Hachmuth presiding. Mrs Mildred Fitzpatrick presented a sketch on Jene Stratton Porter and her book The Keeper of the Bees, sparking brief discussion before adjournment for two weeks.

Hunice Sientz Hachmuth Jene Stratton Porter Keeper of the Bees Mildred Fitzpatrick Wéeeka

Optometrist Foland Away From Mt Pleadent Office

Special notice states Foland will not be in his Mt Pleadant office on January 18 19 and 20. Patients should reschedule to other dates and make appropriate arrangements.

Foland Mt Pléadant

Floyd Shoup reports Florida Winters and Real Estate Boom

A Florida letter from Mayd BE Shoup dated January 4 describes warm weather in St. Petersburg Orlando and Tampa Bay area. It notes growing real estate activity with lots near St. Pete selling from 800 up to millions and roads widening along the St. Petersburg Gulf Port route. The writer mentions roads bridges climate and local diversity while sending best wishes to Clare friends.

Michigan Gulf Orlando Florida St. Pete Tampa Gandy Bridge Tampa Bay Cuba Mexico St. Petersburg Gulf Port Floyd

Graft and Crime Wave Highlight Political Scandals

The piece discusses graft as a routine, noting officials sell constituents’ interests for personal gain. It cites figures like Dohenny and Fall, mentions the Chapman Anderson case, and contrasts graft with public indifference and violence, framing graft as a refined but harmful crime.

Russia Dohenny Fall Ianner Chapman Chapman Anderson

Herrick Helping Hand Sociéty Serves Annual Chicken Pie Supper

Members invite the public to attend the annual chicken pie supper at the home of Mr. John Pregiey on Wednesday January 20. Ladies are requested to bring spring coats and linens for the event.

Herrick Helping Hand Sociéty John Pregiey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thes Capture City Tool Room Jasper E Jep” Bisbee Mrs. Wm Epworthians Clare B. B Clare Farwell Comer F. Thomas F. Brown F. Stanley F. W. Johnson C. McAlvery C. Thayer G. Odin G. White G. Campbell Koch White Kidder Thayer Schoonover Johnson J. Johnson Holbrook Brown Parker Wms Shaver Clare Delphian Society Anderson Ady Monts Princess Theatre Dover Dance City Library Today Jos. Hiiett, Treas Son Billie Shiawassee County Carrier Good Literature Club Floyd Shoup C. H. Jones Jet H. We Jones
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