Golden Wedding Celebration in Sheridan Township
Mr and Mrs Dennis Fitzpatrick celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Sheridan township home Tuesday June 80th A high mass was led by Fr James Fitzpatrick with several clergy assistants A noon reception for over two hundred followed by a banquet and music by Lawrence Picken orchestra A public evening reception saw about one hundred friends extend best wishes The couple have lived in Sheridan township for twenty years After moving from Hubbardston they received many gifts including a gold purse from St Cecilia parish members and a $50 gold offering from family
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Sheridan Township
Dennis Fitzpatrick
James Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Dakoske
Lapeer
Vr. van ‘Colen
Gladwin
Ir. Ording
Flanagan
Mr. Parker
Detroit
Walter Madwithe
Flint
Nunderell
Lawrence Picken
Lorain Pickey
Allen Duan
Pickey
Hubbardston
St. Cecelia
Big Auto Races at Saginaw July Fourth
Speedway stars from Michigan Illinois Indiana and more prepare for a 75 mile to 150 lap dirt track classic at Saginaw fair grounds on July 4. Top entrants include Sam Rose Alvin Rose I Ogletrea Shorty Cantlon Howard Taylor and Jimmy Brodbeck as drivers push to break records on the half mile oval. Gates open at 10 am with trials at noon and a 3 pm start followed by fireworks at Hoyt park for the public.
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Saginaw Fair Grounds Speedway
Sam Rose
Michigan
Alvin Rose
I. Ogeltrea
Chicago
Shorty Cantlon
Indianapolis
Howard Taylor
Flint
Jimmy Brodbeck
South Bend
Blion
Mammouth
Hoyt Park
Princess Theatre July 4 Film Lineup Notes
Page ad lists July 4 programs at Princess Theatre including Fighting Sap with Fred Thompson and Silver King, Madonna of the Streets with Milton Sills and Nazimova, The Last Man on Earth, a comedy Just for Fun, Tides of Passion with Mae Marsh, and Bee We. notes no matinee Saturday July 4.
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Fred Thompson
The
Wonder Horse
Silver King
Sun
Madonna
Milton Sills
Nazimova
Thor
Mae Marsh
Bee-We
Bible Made Plain Explores Why Evil Is Permissible
A brief notice highlights a pamphlet titled Bible Made Plain asking why God permits evil. It promotes comforting, satisfactory answers and cites distribution by PYG Box 104 Saginaw Michigan with an advertisement for Williams ice cream at Rexall Store.
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Saginaw, Mich
Rexall
Boys Break Camp at Windover Lake
The boys return home from Camp Windover reporting a wonderful time. Tent inspection and a base pall tournament were won by Wallace Johnson’s group. In track, classes followed weight. in Class A Donald Artibee led 100 yard dash and broad jump with Albert Leis high jump. Class B saw Clifford Parker win 75 yard dash, Robert Caple running high jump, Rexford Allen standing broad jump. Class C saw Donald McKinnon 50 yard dash, Percy Louch running high jump, Thomas Horton standing broad. Swimming was close with Donald Jones first, Robert Caple second, Gerald Nivison third. leaders race across Grass Lake won by Max Koch in 23.4 minutes with Reardon Caple second. The campers hope to expand next year for more boys under supervision and training.
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Camp Windover
Wallace Johnson
Donald
Artibee
Albert Leis
B. Clifford Parker
Robert Caple
Rexford Allen
Donald McKinnon
Percy ‘Louch
Thomas Horton
Donald Jones
Gerald Nivison
Grass Lake
Max Icoch
Reardon Caple
New Dog Law Declares Unlicensed Dogs Public Nuisances
Sections 17 and 18 of the new dog law, effective June 15 1925, require county treasurers to compare licenses, list unlicensed dogs, and notify sheriffs and prosecutors. Officers must kill unlicensed dogs found running at large. a one dollar fee is allowed for killing and burying each dog.
Card of Thanks for Golden Wedding Celebration
We express sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors who contributed to the success of our Golden wedding celebration. We are especially grateful for the numerous expressions of friendship and esteem from friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fitzpattion.
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Dennis Fitzpattion
Dover Dance and Refreshments Friday Evening
Dover Gleaner announces a July 10 dance in the hall with ice cream and other refreshments for sale. Local residents encouraged to attend for an evening of entertainment and socializing.
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Dover Gleaner
Clare Baseball Team Slides in First Half Standings
Clare drops to second after a loss to Midland as Brandt shines for Midland pitching. Terwilliger blanks Beaverton for Clare in a Beaverton trip. Midland suffers vs Gladwin, Rosebush claims first, leaving Midland a half game ahead of Clare. A Midland win could tie top teams. Clare can force a triple tie with more victories.
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Brandt
sp@lk
Clare
Midland
Gorr
Claré
Beaverton
Beavers
Terwilliger
Foutch
Parquet
Gladwin
Rosebush
Deewin Indians Invite Public to Fourth of July Fun
The Delwin Indians invite the public to the Nottawa Chatfield grove near Rosebush for a Fourth of July gathering. Outside speakers will address the crowd, basket dinners will be shared, a Pinconning versus Delwin Indians baseball game is set, and various sports are planned for all ages.
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Delwin
Severe Law for Noxious Weeds Requires Cutting by July 16
The state noxious weeds law now harsher: landowners must cut weeds by July 16 or face a $10 fine plus cutting costs. Highway commissioners must post notices, publish in the county paper, and mail copies to landowners. Failure to enforce triggers a $10 fine per offense. The Sentinel will supply notices for township posting.
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Sentinel
Funeral of Mrs Jared Tice Sunday
Jane Bean daughter of John and Mary Bean born August 31 1859 in LaGrange County Indiana died June 25 1925 age 65 years 9 months 25 days. Married Jared Tice July 29 1880. Survived by husband two sons Morton E and Clarence two grandsons and granddaughter two sisters G A Sparks Sturgis and T A Sparks Fenton plus other relatives and friends. Funeral June 28 at home at 2:00 conducted by Rev S J Brooks Petoskey interment Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Jane Bean
John
Mary Bean
la Grange County
Indiana
Jared
Tice
Morton E
Clarence
LaGrange County
Coleman
Michigan
Vernon Township
Clare
Vernon Hill
G. A. Sparks
Sturgis
T. A. Sparks
Fenton
S. J. Brooks
Petoskey
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Albert Sparks
Muriel
Almond Sparks
Robert Burns
Thomas
S. J. Brooke
Pstoskey
Justice Court Notes on Bluegill Offenders
Bluegill violations at Cranberry lake lead to fines for Orin Brown and William Horning both of Midland. Each paid 10.00 fine and 6.25 costs for taking immature bluegills. Homer Murphy and C H Pettit Conservation Officers made the arrests. A J Randall of Lansing paid 21.50 for catching forty five bluegills, exceeding the 25 per limit. Deputy State Game Warden Pettit made the catch. Clare county lakes are noted as inviting, but Pettit warns against violations.
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Orin Brown
William Horning
Midland
Callihan
Cranberry Lake
Homer
Murphy
C. Hh.pettit
A. J.randall
Lansing
Justice Mater
Pettit
Clare County
C. HE. Pettit
Camp Eagle Dance Promises Fourth of July Fun
The Camp Eagle club invites guests to its pavilion for a Fourth of July visit with dancing afternoon and evening on the grounds. Lunches can be secured, and a good time is assured. The club is located west of Lake on M-20.
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Camp Eagle Club
Lake On
M-20
Five COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS WILLIAMS ice cream at Andersons
Williams tops county league standings as Andersons shop hosts ice cream event. Local teams vie for early lead amid community gathering at Andersons.
Sugar Tariff Not To Be Cut In Coolidge Decision
President Coolidge rejected recommended tariff cuts on sugar imports citing current sugar prices and revenue loss to the treasury. He argued the present tariff protects American beet sugar farmers and encourages crop diversification, estimating a $40,000,000 yearly revenue loss if lowered.
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President Coolidge
America
Tariff Commission
Rural Fire Truck Makes Useless Run
A rural fire truck was sent one and a half miles north of the Kileman ranch after a forest fire alarm. No one met them, no buildings were endangered, and the crew returned at their own expense. City firefighters criticized the misuse of their services. Later, they were called to a grass fire west of the city and controlled it quickly.
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Kileman Ranch
County Supervisors Adjourn Session Reports Upcoming Tax
The June session of the county board of supervisors adjourned Monday evening after a week in Harrison County Court House. The meeting focused on equalizing townships and wards and fixing the county tax for the coming year. Minutes will be disclosed in a future column once prepared by the County Clerk.
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County Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Registering Revolvers Under New State Law Announcement
The article details a 1925 act requiring owners to register pistols and revolvers by July 1 1925 with sheriffs or city police, with triplicate certificates and state secretary filing. It notes license expirations by December 31 1926 and penalties up to five hundred dollars or three years. Sheriff Crigier will register guns at Citizens State Bank in Clare next Tuesday July 7th.
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Secretary of State
Crigier
Clare
Citizens State Bank
Wilkie Osborn Wedding Held At Home Of Parents
Pearl Wilkie and Elmer Osborn married Sunday June 28 at the Wilkie home with Elder Burt officiating. Attendants were Elizabeth Wilkie and Walter Danker. A wedding dinner followed for twenty guests before the couple began a honeymoon to Ludington and Scottsville. They will reside on Hast Sixth Street after July 16. Pearl worked at Bicknell department store. Elmer at L W Jackson market.
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Vernon Hill
Wride
D. J. Wilkie
Miss Pearl
Elmer Osborn
EB. Lt. Osborn
Burt
Beaverton
Elizabeth Wilkie
Walter Danker
Ludington
Scottsville
Hast Sixth Street
Bicknell
L. W. Jackson
In Memoriam Mrs William Cradit June 30 1924
In memory of Mrs William Cradit a long farewell poem recalls the evening thoughts of her family. The verse laments her absence and marks the one year since her death with the date June 30 1924. William Cradit and children sign the tribute.
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William Gvradit
Aloay
William Cradit
Grange Dance at Him Grove Friday Night
Dance to be held at Him Grove on Friday evening July 3rd. All invited. Committee includes Bruce Williams Louis Fancon Burt Hess.
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Him Grove
Bruce Williams
Louis Fancon
Burt, Hess
Clare Guests Enjoy Windover Resort Day
Special correspondent reports Clare day at Lake Windover resort with forty eight Clare guests. They played golf on a hilltop course and many tried the game for the first time, enjoying a chicken dinner and social evening at the club house. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCall and Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Doggett.
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Clare
Lake Windover
Golf Club
Wil
J. W. McCall
Gibson City
Windover
H. B. Johnson
Lucile Johnson
W. H. Caple
Mitchell
W. L. Parks
M. B. Gallaugher
BR. A. Anderson
M. R. Howlett
I. B. Hampton
McAllister
Wm. H
Early Clare Pioneer Mrs Harris Dies in Detroit
Mrs. J. F. Harris a Clare early settler died at her Detroit home on Thursday June 25. She was known to Clare friends as Susan Bristol. She leaves son Fred Bristol and daughter Norah Myers of Detroit. The funeral was held Monday from Apartment 100 at 8620 Westworth Blvd Detroit.
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Detroit
J. F. Harris
Clare
Harris
Susan Bristol
Fred Bristol
Norah Myers
Wpworth Blvd
Clare Stores Close for Independence Day Weekend
Most local shops will close on Saturday July 4 for Independence Day. employees get a two day weekend. To aid last minute shoppers, stores will stay open Friday evening.
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CLARE
Thankful gratitude for support after loss expressed
Words cannot express our heart felt thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during illness and death. Thanks for flowers and comfort from Rev. T Brooks and Rev. W S Teeters. Special thanks to Thurston and Mr. Morton Tice and families, Clarence Tice and families, Albert Sparks and families, Mrs and Mrs Almon Sparks.
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T. Brooks
Mr. Thurston
Jared Tice Morton Tice
Clarence Tice
Albert Sparks
Almon Sparks
Public notice of settlement for service matter
Notice to the public that Mr. Hampton has seated lis repair room to other parties and requests settlement at once. Call at the Déssert and Brown Lumber Co. office to settle with Haw and House Thos. Ramey.
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Hampton
Ford Service
Brown Lumber Co
Ramey
Williams ice cream fore at Andersons
Fragmentary notes show Williams ice cream being mentioned with a location at Andersons and an unclear action or timing. No clear outcome or full context is readable.
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Beavertown
Beaverton AB
Dehardt
S.s. Detwiller
Mishler
R. F
Methner
Herrindeen
C Snyder
T. Niggerman
P. Weer
Shave AB Groves
Bogan
C. F. Ote
Haley
Ce Luce
Asline
Louch
S. S. Duncan
P. Hampton
F. Fosberg
Josh Plum
TRS
Jared Tice
Vernon
Justice Court Notes
Sheriff Crigier
Wilkie-Osborn
Grange Dance
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