Farmers Taking To Fire Truck Idea
Farmers propose a community funded effort to supply Clare Fire Department with a new chemical fire truck. Residents would donate $1 or more per property to fund a Ford chassis and running gear replacement. Clare Realty Co. has donated $25 and urged local groups to push the drive within weeks.
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Sentinel
Clare Fire Department
Q. A. Derby
Clare Realty Co
Clare
A. B., Achard
Pres
Coleman Press Burns to Ground
Fire destroyed the Coleman Press last week in the mechanical room. An alarm sounded after discovery but batteries from the pumping engine were stolen and not replaced. Twenty five minutes passed before the pump regained condition and hose couplings failed to connect. The blaze continued until the building was ruined. The owner intends to resume publication with new equipment.
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Sentinel
Coleman Press
Courier
In Memoriam Wm H Archboult Died One Year Ago
In loving memory of Wm H Archboult who died January 16 1923. The verse speaks of God’s light, nightly guidance, and the family’s wish to join him peacefully in the afterlife.
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Wm. H. Archboult
Mt Vernon Grange Dance Friday Evening
A dance is scheduled at the Mt Vernon Grange hall on Friday evening January 26. Music will be provided by the Converse Blue Chaser orchestra of Mt Pisadant 1212.
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Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Converse Blue Chaser Orchestra
Mt. Pisdsant
Bat purchase offer at Hilda's Hat Shop on Saturday
An ad notes that $1.09 will buy a bat at Hilda's Hat Shop this coming Saturday. It presents a small, local retail promotion in a period style advertisement.
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Hilda
Clare Chamber of Commerce Holds Special Meeting
The Clare Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting at the K of C Club. Geo H Phelps resigned as president and temporary officers were chosen led by W S McAllister. Dues were set at 4 dollars annually with quarterly payments. Regular monthly meetings were scheduled and officers elected. A fire prevention convention in Clare on January 23 was supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
K. of C
Geo. H. Phelps
W. S. McAllister
John Northon
H. B. Johnson
L. EB. Davy
James Tatman
John Dohbherty
R. I. Hebher
M. B. Gallagher
H. A. Anderson
A. BE. Achard
George V. Collins
Treasuer
McAllister
Clare
Aetna Insurance marks 105th year with greeting
President Ralph B. Ives sends New Year wishes to policy holders and agents, praising the 105 year history of Aetna Insurance Company represented in the city by Clare Realty Co. He urges cooperation to make 1924 a record year and underscores fidelity, sound business practices, and service to policy holders.
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Aetna Insurance Company
Clare Realty Co
Actna
Aetna
Nart America
Ralph B. Ives
Princess Theatre Week at a Glance Jan 18 25
The Princess Theatre presents a mixed bill from January 18 to 25 featuring Romance Land a Western comedy with Agnes Ayers Theodore Roberts and Richard Dix, racing Hearts with a love story of a speeding society girl and a motorcop, Masters of Men with Alice Calhoun and Wanda Hawley, and A Self Made Wife ending with Around the World in 18 Days.
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Tom
Agnes Ayers
Theodore Roberts
Richard Dix
Warl Williams
Alice Calhoun
Cullen Landis
Wanda Hawley
Call at Anderson's Pool Room for BATS and Cigars Ad
A small ad invites readers to visit Anderson's Pool Room offering bats and cigars among other sale items. The terse notice emphasizes a call to action and local shopping.
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Anderson
A. Ad
Freight rate zone reform saves Michigan shippers money
E L Hwing credits Interstate Commerce Commission action with abolishing Zone B and greatly reducing zones C and D, estimating annual savings of about 1.5 million dollars for shippers and 500 thousand dollars for farmers. The reform ends compulsory tolls in 32 Michigan counties and equalizes rates with Indiana and Ohio for similar distances. The Farm Bureau and Michigan Traffic League backed the case, with Farm Bureau contributing the most to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. L. Hwing
Lower Peninsula
Detroit
Niles
Indiana
Ohio
Muskegon
Bay City
Great Middle
Public Utilities Commission
Hwing
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Michigan Traffic League
Farm Bureau
Clare High Junior Class Presents Daddy Long Legs
Citizens of Clare are invited to see the play Daddy Long Legs by the Clare High School Junior Class. The performance promises a pretty gay quaint charming comedy with wholesome appeal and will feature a bright cast from local students.
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Clare and
Clare High School
Adv
Hackmuth Buys Feighner Half Interest in Clare Produce Co
A week ago F A Hackmuth completed a deal acquiring Ivan H Feighner’s half interest in the Clare Producé Co and will operate the business under its existing name. Feighner is undecided on his future business plans.
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Ivan H. Feighner
Clare Producé Co
Feighner
Ye Young Vets Meet For Annual Feed And Hurrah
The group plans to meet at Thomas Carl Holbrook's office on Friday evening January 18 to discuss general matters and the upcoming Annual Feed and Hurrah.
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Thos
Carl Holbrook
Democratic National Convention Call Echoes in Wall Street
A Wall Street report reflects on the Democratic National Convention call and its implications for markets. Analysts weigh potential policy shifts, fundraising dynamics, and investor sentiment in the wake of party direction.
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Ray
Wall Street
Library Association Reports Strong Funds and Social Library Plan
The Library Association met in the Doherty Hotel March 11 with President Mrs Lida Bicknell presiding. Officers and committees reported a growing fund now totaling 703.25 after adding over 200 during 1923 and approved a social library model free to the public. Executive board dates set for January 25 and February 1.
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The
Library Association
New Doherty Hotel
Lida Bickell
Biden
Nina McGuire
Fire Prevention Meeting in Clare Jan 28 1924
Public meeting at the Congregational church in Clare at 8:00 PM will follow inspections by the State Fire Prevention Association. Property owners and all interested in reducing fire waste and improving the town are urged to attend and learn about risks, safety measures, and community protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
State Fire Prevention Association
Congregational Church
Fire Prevention Association
Clare Red Cross Membership Drive Initiated
Clare Red Cross Directors vote to ask the American Legion to stage a membership drive February 1 and 2. They pledge support and cooperation to any Legion plan, with full details to appear in next week’s Sentinel. Citizens urged to join.
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Red Cross
Clare
American Legion
Legion
The
Sentinel
Campaign for Local Ball Games Sparks County Challenge
Local men are invited to the gym next Wednesday to play volley ball with every participant getting a turn. Rumors say a Collins led team will oppose a Co A Reading all star squad next week. A preliminary to the Mt Pleasant basketball game on Friday January 25 is possible and Dover may challenge the winner for Clare County honors.
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Collins
Hiden
All Stars
Co. A. Reading
Mt. Pleasant
Dover
Clare County
Gleaner’s Meeting Notice From Sampson Arbor
Members of Sampson Arbor are notified of a meeting at Sheridan town hall on Tuesday January 22 at 10 00 o clock. Members are requested to bring dinners and bring the secretary and treasurer.
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Sampson Arbor
Sheridan Town Hall
Card of Thanks for neighborhood help with wood
We sincerely thank the men in this neighborhood who helped to get us by such a nice pile of wood. Grateful also to Wizzit Mra J Bodking and Tessie for their assistance.
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Wizzit
Mra
J. Bodking
Tessie
Hersey Cagers Win From Locals in Fast Game
Hersey defeated Clare with a fast pace as pass work improved and turnovers hurt both sides. Key players Howlett Koch Chaffee and Schoonover sparked scoring while Rogers Alswids and Spraigue led with several baskets. Referee De Hart. Clare faces Harrison on Friday. Farwell beat Harrison 8-2, and Clare predicted to win both games.
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R. Atkins
Eyen
Clare
Howlett
Pitchnick and Koch
Chaffee
Central Normal Art Exhibition Opens January 14
An art exhibition at the Art Department of the Central Michigan Normal in Mt. Pleasant features works by Will Howe Foote A N and Gregory Smith valued in the thousands of dollars. It runs January 14 to 28 with weekday hours 8:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Howe Foote
Gregory Smith
Central Michigan Normal
Mt. Pleasant
Good Literature Club Resume Shows Jan 15 Meeting
At Mrs. Stella Lampman home the group discussed Henry Van Dyke. Mrs. Edith Trumble shared The Other Wise Man. Jan 15 meeting with Mrs. John Northon included resignations, new member Pearl Sanford, welfare fund gift, and play The Neighbors. Club notes Library Fund drive and Booth Tarkington biography.
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Stella Lampman
Henry van Dyke
Edith Trumble
Chib
John Northon
Gladys Hampton
Pearl Sanford
Clara Stéernaman
Library Association
Clare Study Club
Good Literature Club
Sternaman
Mabel ‘Horton
Midlander
Glara ‘Sternaman
Miss Fenty Plans 16ft Saturday Home Move
Miss Gladys Fenty intends a 16 foot move on Saturday to her residence in Lapeer after a two week visit at the home of Mr and Mrs R Howlett.
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Gladys Fenty
Lapeer
and ‘Mra
R. Howlett
Miv
Jasper Snider
Vernon City
Snider
Fred Snider
Marquette
Dangerous Trunkline 24 Detour Near Clare Affects Drivers
Reported dangers on Trunkline 24 between Atland and Mt. Pleasant include a sharp detour for a concrete bridge. A small Danger sign sits 100 feet from the corner on a hill, with a popple pole across the road ignorable at night. Autoists fear a fatal ditch crash.
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Clare
Land
Mt. Pleasant
Odd Fellows Install Officers For Team 1924
Acting Deputy Grand Master Chas. J. Grill and staff installed officers for the first term of 1924 at the city hall. A short musical program preceded a pot luck supper. Officers for Clare O. O. F. No. 333 include Noble Grand Leon Casner, Vice Grand Wilfred Breese, and a full slate of guild officers. Clare Rebekah Lodge No. 167 also listed its officers led by Noble Grand Nellie Barrus and Secretary Thelma Osborne. A light Exchange item ends the piece with a pig joke.
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Chas. J. Grill
Clare J. O
Thomas Abbott
N. G
George Bowen
V. G
Arteliff
L. S&s
Elmer Osborne
E. Smailey
Chas. Durnin
Inside Guardian
H. Dawson
Outside Guardian
Fred Aiey
Levi Cimmerer
Ralph Stevens
Angus McLeod
Clare Rebekah
Noble
Nellie Barrus
Nellie Ramsey
Thelma Osborne
Louisa Osborne
Property Owners Should Cooperate With Fire Prevention Inspectors
Property owners and businessmen should cooperate with the State Fire Prevention Association during an early inspection to reduce local fire hazards. The visit aims to improve conditions, cut preventable waste, and support national resource conservation, with $200 million yearly lost to fire nationally.
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State
United States
Yokohoma Maid Opens With Local Talent Cast
The Yokohoma Maid musical features Clare talent led by Mrs Gumser in a guiding role with Mr Gumser as part of a homegrown cast. The piece aims to boost arts access for boys girls and the general public through a community effort by the library room Shakespeare Goethe Dickens Burns and others.
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Shakespeare
Goethe
Dickens
Burns
Clare
Gumser
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Clare Red Cross
Gleaner's Meeting
Treas
Hersey
Central Normal
ODD Fellows
Etta Snider
RS. N. G
Myra ‘Astine
Alice Severson
Etta Buckley
L. SV. G
Agnes Milberry
Agnes Casner
Bessie Breese
Rebecca Abbott
Crystal Walters
Isabella Lamient
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