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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1926

Page

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Clare Creamery Co. opens modern building in Clare

With A J Jonas as building director work on the Clare Creamery Co. is completed at Fourth and Beech streets. The 30 by 60 foot brick structure houses a 3000 pound daily churn two pasteurizers two large refrigerators six ton ice plant and fifteen horsepower boiler. The clean modern interior features waterproof plastered walls a front office and back washroom with public inspection invited by W D Holmes and staff.

A. J. Jonas Belding Clare Creamery Co Fourth and Beech Streets Michigan Jonas York Clare W. D. Holmes

Rededicated Clare M. E. Church After Decoration

Sunday marked the rededication of the Clare Methodist Church after weeks of basement services during decoration. Rev. Smith led with prayers praised by W. N. Younglove, A. B. Heath, and H. W. Burd. The service included Scripture, the Lord s Supper, and a benediction. Funds for the project came from members and unsolicited friends, leaving the church debt free.

M. E

Pedro Party At Mt Vernon Grongs Hall

A Pedro party will be held at Mt Vernon Grongs Hall on Friday evening January 22nd. All are welcome for an informal social gathering.

Pedro Mt. Vernon Grongs Hall

Sixteen Students Perform Recital At Mrs Bicknell’s Home

Mrs. Donald Bicknell brought sixteen students to a Friday afternoon recital at her State Street home. The program opened with young pupils’ solos and featured advanced pieces in the second half. Prizes of tiny gold enameled pins were awarded to Reva Derby Frances Anderson Vernie Holmes Louise Topps Elizabeth Feighner Elizabeth Krell and Margaret Morgan.

Donald Bicknell State Street Maxine Krell Thelma Phimsey Nelda Galjihan Neal Blden Margaret Morgan Elizabeth Krell Donna Davis Byron Gallagher Mildred Krell Elizabeth

Reed City Here Tonight Event of Season

Clare journeyed to Evart Friday evening and beat the Evart team to add another scalp to Clare’s growing list of victories. Seven games played and Clare high boys have won by large margins except the alumni game. Reed City visits tonight after recent wins over Traverse City, promising a lively class A clash on Clare’s floor.

Reed City Clare Evart Clare High Boys Traverse City

Last Health Class Today at 3 30 O Clock

Mothers responded to Dr Rhoda Grace Hendrick s call for a health class at the City Library last Friday The noted doctor will give a stereotican lecture this Friday afternoon at three thirty The first hour from 2 30 offers mothers a personal consultation This is the last opportunity for mothers to consult the renowned physician on vital questions and all are urged to attend.

Altho Rhoda Grace Hendrick Hendrick

Auction Sales Preview at Mil Grove Farm and Farwell

Tuesday January 26 auction for Mrs Jerry Hi Bennett at a farm three to four miles east of Mil Grove. Sale includes a store and hat display. Tuesday February 2 J J Repphuh of Farwell will hold a public sale with complete list to appear next week.

Jerry Hi, Bennett Mil Grove J. J. Repphuh Farwell

Dance Tonight at Duncan Hall with Glare music

Friday evening January 22 at Duncan Hall patrons welcome for a dance event featuring music by Glare and Sy copaters attending the performance.

Duncan Hall Glare Sycopaters

Moonshine Ring Nabbed After Tracing Load to Howry

Clare county officers arrested Percy Rome at his Garfield township home after finding ten gallons of moonshine, a large new still, and mash. A Ford truck carrying five barrels of mash and milk cans was traced to Beaverton where Otis Leichti and Monroe Marble rode with driver Albert Bruckner to unload near Gladwin. Investigations led to an unoccupied Howry house five miles east of Gladwin, with a copper still, sugar, yeast, and cooking utensils, suggesting a planned distillery operation. The capture is expected to dismantle a local moonshine gang active around Clare.

Clare County Percy Rome Snotlake Garfield Township Albert Bruckner Beaverton Otis Leichti Clare Monroe Marble Beaverton Township Gladwin County Harrison Bruckner Leichti Farwell Gladwin Rome Howry Moonshiners

Snider 59th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated

Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Snider marked their fifty ninth wedding anniversary with a gathering at their home last Tuesday evening. Relatives and friends enjoyed music and a late oyster supper after a purse was presented to the couple. John D. Seiter, age 89, was the oldest guest.

Jasper Snider John D. Seiter

Princess Theatre Week At A Glance January Run

The Princess Theatre presents a January lineup from January 23 to 29. Saturday features Jack London stories with Tom Moore and Pauline Starky. Other days show Dangerou Innocense, I Love Him, I Kissed Him, Lost Him, and seven keys to Baldpate alongside Jackie Coogan serials. Matinees include Seven Keys to Baldpate and Old Clothes with showtimes listed. tickets are 20 cents.

Jack London Tom Moore Pauline ‘Starky Sun Laura Jackie Coogan Baldpate

Jep Bisbee to headline winter sea son old time dance

Jep Bisbee the Word fiddler who won the Detroit Old Fiddlers Contest will perform at the Doherty auditorium next Thursday January 28 with his son and a Midland seven piece orchestra. Jesse Hampton will preside. Tickets for 100 couples cost 2.00 with extra lady 0.60 including checkroom buffet lunch and admission. Spectators pay the same price. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs John Nelson and Henry Ford's representative. Admission subject to committee approval.

Doherty Auditorium Jasper “Jep” Bisbee Anderson’s Henry Ford John Nelson

Fire devastates two Rosebush brick buildings

A Wednesday dawn blaze destroyed two west side Rosebush structures on M-14 north of the bank, owned by grocer F. C. Matteson and John Coyne who supplied Cadillac cream. Firefighters arrived in 19 minutes, but buildings were lost. only the hotel and telephone office survived nearby.

Rosebush M-14 Bank F. C. Matteson John Coyne Cadillac Pat Horan Clare

New Silk Hosiery Scheme Peddled in Michigan

A recurring fraud pattern targets unwary women by offering ten dollars worth of silk hosiery for one dollar via coupon schemes. State attorney general denounces it as against public policy, warning that most buyers will end with worthless coupons and empty purses.

Michigan Attorney General's Office Legal Department of the State Eiven

Hate your supper at the Congregational church

A brief church supper event notice invites attendees to an affordable meal at the Congregational Church on a Wednesday evening, offering a low price and community gathering.

Congregatorial

Meeting On Trout Stream Openings At Clare Hotel

John Baird director of the Department of Conservation chairs a meeting at the Hotel Doherty Clare to decide which streams may reopen to trout fishing. Representatives from Clare Gladwin Arenac Midland and Isabella counties attend with Deputy Game Warden CG Pettit directing. The Conservation Commission closed all streams on September 21 to determine stocking and post open streams.

John Baird Department of Conservation Doherty Clare Gladwin Arenac Midland Isabella CG. B. Pettit The Conservation Commission

Legion Welfare Fund Audited Again in Michigan

Michigan officials announce a new audit of the American Legion state welfare fund within ten days. Secretary of State Charles J. DeLand partners with the Legion and a national accounting firm to produce a report for every Legion post. The audit, funded by the Legion's state welfare committee, aims to clarify facts amid prior newspaper portrayals.

American Legion Michigan Legion Charles J. DeLand State Welfare Committee LeLand State Board of Accountancy Certified Public Accountants of International Repute Secretary of State

Seven Keys to Baldpate at Princesa Theatre

Douglas MacLean stars in Seven Keys to Baldpate a Paramount farce about a young novelist seeking solitude at Baldpate Inn while crooks raid the same hotel. The comedy features rapid missteps and escalating chaos with a 24 hour writing wager. Showtimes Tuesday and Wednesday 25 26 27. 40c 20c matinee 3:80 20c 10c.

Geo. M. Cohan Douglas

Laundry patrons notice at Friz store on Glenwood

Laundry for the Cadillac Steamt Laundry Co will be received at Friz store. Bundles left before Tuesday evening will be returned by week’s end. Holmes, agent, reads coal news from Clare Hay Grain and Bean Go on page seven.

Cadillac Steamt Laundry Co Friz Glenwood Holmes Clare

Vernon Hill Fire District Forms To Assess Fund

At a Vernon Hill meeting citizens perfected a fire district with authority to the Vernon township supervisor to levy a percent of total valuation to fund fire protection. Mayor Thompson reported to the Michigan Inspection Bureau and received a reply from R A Moore noting the Vernon classification and grade will be considered.

Vernon Hill Vernon Township Thompson Michigan Inspection Bureau L. H. Thompson Clare Michigan Ilth Vernon Isabella County City of

Arthur Citizen Dies at Lansing in 1926

Jerry Erwin Bennett born November 1 1856 in Jonesfield township Saginaw county died January 13 1926 at Sparrow hospital Lansing aged 29 years 2 months 18 days. He married Agnes Monday June 20 1917 and after her death October 26 1918 he wed Doluah Ankney June 4 1922. He leaves wife Wilma Merle two infants who died and four brothers John Robert Herman Detroit Charles Sheridan and four sisters Charlotte Pendell He fell ill with pneumonia after visiting Lansing and died after two weeks of illness Funeral held at Arthur town hall Rev Frank Bates officiating interment in Arthur cemetery beside infant son.

Jerry Erwin Bennett Jonesfield Township Saginaw County Sparrow Lansing Clare County Agnes Monday Wilma Doluah Ankney Merle Sparrow Hospital Raymond Arthur Township Arthur Town Hall Frank Bates Arthur John Robert Herman Detroit Charles Sheridan Charlotte Pendell Heith Hinora Somers Mary Adams

Christian Endeavor Society Organized at Congregational Church

The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church has been organized with Miss Revd Derby as president and Mayme Stevens Ho ward White Nellia Jane Davy Frank Petechnik and Wallace Johnson as vice presidents. Officers include Lucile Johnson recording secretary Vernie Holmes treasurer and Laura Thomp son Alma Satson as pianist assistants. Meetings will be held weekly Sundays at 6:00 PM and all unaffiliated youths are invited. A social meeting is planned at the church dining room on Monday evening January 26.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church Revd Derby Mayme Stevens Howard White Nellia Jane Davy Frank Petechnik Wallace Johnson Lucile Johnson Marion Horton Vernie Holmes Laura Thompson Alma Satson Church Young Peoples Society

Claré Study Club Meeting Postponed to January 28

The Claré Study Club postpones its next meeting to Thursday January 28 at 3 pm in the high school study room. Supt W W Gumser will address attendees and guests are invited. A note asks to bring health concerns about children to Dr Hendrick this afternoon.

Claré Study Club W. Ww. Gumser

Central Normal survives 1892 fire with rebuilt campus

Central Normal College in Mt. Pleasant describes its post fire recovery after December 7 destroying the oldest building. Four remaining structures and three new ones arose in sixteen days allowing term enrollment of 888 this year, with gifts from Michigan libraries and alumni aiding the reconstruction.

Central Normal College Jife Central Men’s Union Centra State Normal School Michigan Central Michigan Normal Auditorium Central Michigan Normal Mt. Pleasant

Building for Sale by School District No 6

Public notice invites bids for the school building and its contents from the undersigned authority until Monday February 1 at 1 00 PM. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ivan Nevilis Director.

Vernon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare Creamery New Home Mr. E. Church Sinteen Princess Theatre Jep” Bisbee Gladwin, Arenac Legion Welfare Fund R. A. Moore Saginaw Arthur Citizen Jerry E. Bennett Christian Endeavor Society Congregational Church Ivan Nevilis
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