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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

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Mrs J H Wilson Describes Trip Taken in South

Mrs J H Wilson recounts a winter journey from Michigan to Washington DC as a D A R delegate, traveling with her husband and son Pete. The narrative covers Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee scenes, hotel experiences, meals, and mountain views, ending with a note of continuing travel toward Florida and Washington.

J. H. Wilson South Washington, D. C Washington Jean Torrance D. A.R Ithaca Mr. Wilson Florida D. A. R. Congress Michigan Miami Pete Wilson Lansing Grove Pierce Grovernor Percy Jacksonville Ohio Lima Dayton Cincinnati National Cash Register Co Delco Lights and Frigidaire Co Covington Kentucky Mr. W Pennsylvania Paris Windsor Hotel

Lad Injures Eye From Pocket Torpedo in Garfield Township

Frank Sowle, seventeen, son of William Sowle living near Lake, suffered severe damage to the right eye when a small torpedo he found in his overalls pocket exploded after he threw it at a stump. He was taken to Glore for medical care but is slowly recovering.

Frank Lowle William Lowls Lake Sowle Glore

Clare Hatchery Thanks Patrons as Hatchery Expands

In a note from Clare Hatchery M Mayer Jr and Son thank customers for loyal patronage. They announce plans to enlarge and improve the hatchery for 1929 and that literature and new stock will be mailed out soon. The letter, dated 1929, expresses best wishes to friends and outlines future growth.

Agi Mary M. Mayer, Jr Clare Hatchery

State Bee Inspectors in Isabella County

The state apiary inspector and assistants return to Isabella County to check for disease and box hives. Beekeepers using illegal or boxed hives risk fines or imprisonment if not updated by the inspector. The inspections target American foul brood, a dangerous disease detected by weak colonies and a foul odor in hives.

Apiary Isabella County

Opal Beach and Kenneth Peasley Wed at Vestaburg

Miss Opal A Beach and Mr Kenneth L Peasley were married Sunday June 24 in Vestaburg Michigan by Rev Tanner in front of close friends. The bride resides in the village and the groom, a Claro Electric Co proprietor, has many friends in the city. They began housekeeping in the Widen apartment on East Fifth Street.

Vestaburg Mich Opal A. Beach Kennethl. Peasley Tanner Claro Electric Co Widen East Fifth Street

Will Disown Debts After July 3 1928

Freemont Smith signs to state he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife Mary Smith after July 3 1928. The notice appears as a formal declaration of separation of financial obligation.

Mary Smith Freemont Smith

Bake Sale to Aid Church Repair at Friz Undertaking

Ladies of Him Grove hold a bake sale at Friz Undertaking parish hall this Saturday featuring dressed chicken baked goods and fresh eggs. Proceeds aid church repairs. Found wrist watch inquire at Grill and White's Jewelry store.

Him Grove Friz Undertaking Grill & White's

Clare county sends six boys to Camp Custer

The Clare county quota for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Custer was four but six applications were accepted. Donald Jones, William Lange Jr, Allen Carpenter, Morrel J. Chite, Rex Harper and Harold Hughes will depart July 26 for about four weeks of training.

Clare County Citizens Military Camp Guster Donald Jones William Lange Clare Allen Carpenter Morrel J. Chite Rex Harper Harold Hughes Harrison Camp Custer

Knights and Pythians Invite Families to Pot Luck Dinner

All Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters and their families are invited to gather at the Tourist Park on Sunday July 15 at 12 20 for a pot luck dinner. Plan to have a jolly time.

Knights ‘of Fythias

New Site Picked for Farmers Day at Michigan State College

A new site near the Red Cedar River will host the annual Farmers Day on July 27 at Michigan State College. The event features a large general meeting, demonstrations including a combine harvester, and exhibits on livestock and crops. An amphitheatre and platform will serve speakers and entertainment with the riverbank providing shade and picnic grounds for visitors.

Michigan State College Red Cedar Farm Lane Michigan

Lumber Mill Site Gives Way To Detroit Creamery Plant

Clare county transitions from pine forest to dairy industry as the Althouse stave and heading mill site is cleared for the Detroit Creamery Company. The plant, once vital to timber and barrel production, will be replaced by an expansion project led locally by representative William Colburn.

Althouse Detroit Creamery Company Clare County Averil Great Millsiat Saginaw Bay City Clare Ann Arbor C. W. Althouse California William Colburn

Fire truck overturns answering alarm at Shafer residence

The Shafer residence on east Seventh Street reported a roof fire Thursday afternoon. The city fire truck driven by Robert Archambolt skidded at McEwan and Seventh and tipped onto its side. Crew riding aboard were thrown clear. no injuries. The truck sustained little damage and returned to service after being righted.

Shafer East Seventh Street Robert Archambolt McEwan and Seventh Street

Patsy Family Comedy at Princess Theatre

The Patsy follows Pat and Grace as family life with Ma and Pa leads to comic misadventures. Tony, courting Grace, gives advice on love while Pat and Pa push back against Ma’s grip, creating humor and a lively stage breeze. Marion Davis Lawrence Gray and Del Hinderson star.

Patsy Grace Pat Tony Pop Marion Davis Lawrence Gray del Hinderson Matie Princess Theatre

July Specials At State Street Beauty Shoppe

Three sham poos and finger waves offered by Mrs. Clara Freed at State Street Beauty Shoppe for seven dollars. Call 811 for appointment.

State Street Clara Freed

Boys at Eight Point Lake Camp Report

The eight point lake boys camp report details a rainy week yet a successful outing. Tent two led by Donald McKinnon won best tent and the baseball championship amid wet conditions. Directors praise citizen support and visiting parents plus Dr. Fred Sanford's watermelons ensuring campers plan to return next year.

Hight Point Lake Donald McKinnon Fred Sanford

Denno Family Reunion Held Near Breckenridge

The third annual Denno reunion on July 1 at the Muscott home near Breckenridge drew many relatives including Anna Denno and Lloyd Denno with families. Attendees enjoyed pot luck, birthday cakes for Anna, a short program, and elected officers Manley Nixon president Ralph Denno vice president Addie Muscott secretary Ployd Denno treasurer. Next year’s gathering slated for Bannister with the Mantey Nixon couple.

Denno Wm. Muscott Breckenridge Anna Denno Lloyd Denno Lois Robert Walters Wm. Rhodes Clare M. G. Nixon Bannister Ralph Denno Lansing Wim. Denno Laurance Saginaw Mildred Nixon Detroit BD. M. Roush Norma Melvin Alma

Stand Open at Five Lakes for Boaty and Cottage Rentals

A stand open at Five Lakes offers cottages for rent over weekends. Contact Kapplinger in Farwell, Michigan for details or inquiries.

Five Lakes Kapplinger, Farwell, Mich

Clare Independents edge Rosebush in ten innings

Clare Independents won 3 2 in ten innings at Ward's Field over Rosebush in the season opener. Carmichel pitched for Clare while Walton worked for the visitors as both teams totaled seven hits. The decisive Clare rally in the tenth featured Zemmer, Hubel, Carmichel and an overthrow error allowing Carmichel to score on the final run. The Clare lineup included Zemmer Hubel Groves Stough Ensley Hubel Gorr Louch Alldread Carmichel. The Independents schedule Mt Pleasant Independents at Island Park next Sunday at 3:00.

Clare Independents Rosebush Ward's Independents Clare Carmichel Zemmmer Hubel Zemmer Walton Clare Boys Eddie Hubel S. S Groves Stough Ensley Hubel Gorr Louch Alldread Mt. Pleasant Island Park

Clare Young Lady Weds Pontiac Man

Gertrude Adelaide Dennis daughter of Vernon residents and Francis C Marshall son of Pontiac residents wed in Flint on June 30 at Oak Park Methodist church. Attendants were Violetta Ochtel and Foster Marshall. A 7 o clock dinner followed at the bride’s parents home in Clare. The bride will live in Pontiac after a period in Flint.

Gertrude Adelaide Geo. Dennis Vernon Francis C Thomas Marshall Pontiac Flint Frank Field Oak Park Methodist Church Violetta Ochtel Foster Marshall Clare Mrs. Dennis

Surrey Supervisor McGoogan Dies Suddenly in Milwaukee

Samuel McGoogan longtime Surrey township resident and six year supervisor died suddenly at his daughter Alice’s Milwaukee home last Saturday forenoon after a June board meeting and a Ludington Milwaukee boat trip. Funeral services were at Farwell M P church with Masonic fraternity in charge of cemetery rites. A life sketch will appear in The Sentinel next week.

Samuel McGoogan Surrey Township Milwaukee McGoogan Board of Supervisors Farwell M H. B. Johnson Clare Masonic Fraternity The Sentinel

Rabies Vaccination Call Urges Dog Owners

A public notice warns that rabies can be prevented by vaccinating dogs. It stresses protecting children and saving canine lives with a single, inexpensive vaccination and advises consulting a veterinarian.

Ady

Miss Emma LaPierre Weds James Mullen in Los Angeles Wedding

Miss Emma M LaPierre daughter of Mrs Albert E LaPierre married James S Mullen at Vincent Methodist Church Los Angeles California on June 30 1928. The bride wore white satin and tulle with orange blossoms and carried white rose buds and lilies of the valley. Attendants included sisters and relatives. ceremony led by Dr A W Lamport. organist Ada Gies played To a Wild Rose. A reception followed at 4112 West 62nd Street. Both work at Manual Arts High School and will reside there after July 1.

Vincent Methodist Church Los Angeles Cal Emma M. LaPierre Albert BE. LaPierre James S. Mullen Rowena LaPierre Louis A. Price Clara LaPierre Dean Wier Margaret LaPierre Cecil Brun Donald Stears Mr. Mullen Reed Fleustis F. J. Armstrong A. 5. Bullock A. Carvin G. F. Tanner A. W. Lamport Verna Jacques Hubbell Jeanette Gilbert Beloveth Ada Gies

Krell Family Reunion at Bertha Lake

A large Krell family reunion at Bertha Lake included boating swimming and a picnic dinner. Attendees traveled from Pontiac Adrain Saginaw Detroit and nearby towns to gather for the eight year reunion with many children and grandchildren present.

Krell Bertha Lake Sanford Mott Pontiac G. C. Krell Adrain A. J. Krell Saginaw Nellie Corman Ewart Pauline Krell Detroit Chris Krell Chas. Krell J. A. Allen Wm. Krell Fred Krell Herman Rank Gustav Rank Wm. Leis Clarence Bay

Princess Theatre Schedule and Sale Notice

Princess Theatre runs July 7 to 14 with weekday features including Law of the Range The Patsy The Magnificent Flirt and The Fighting Spirit Collegian Plus two nights of Legion of the Condemned and tools for luck. For sale Thoroughbred bulldog pups by Fred Eschenwick 4 1 2 miles north of Clare 3612.

Law of the Range Tim McCoy Sun-Man Conklin and Fields Patsy Marion Davis Thor Fui Magnificent Florence Vidtor Fighting Spirit Collegian Legion of the Condemned Fred Eschenwick Clare

Also Mentioned on This Page

Garfield Township Isabella Rome Kenneth L. Peasley Bake Sale Robert Mann Jas. Duncan C. H. Sutherland Lila Lake George Howard McNeill Grant Township Frank Brown Howard Brown Frances Greer Jean Anderson Dorothy Green Ruth Basset Ruth Schaaf Victoria Mercer Crooked’. Lake Doris Merrit Joseph Jaggers J'ling Althouse Stave Mill Eight Point Lake Gertrude Dennis Francis Marshall Farwell M. E. Church Emma Lapierre Jas. Mullens
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