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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
5
Advertises a player piano near Clare Michigan partly paid for with sale for palance rather than boxing expense. Balances may be paid in small installments. Write for full details to BO Box 284 Saginaw Michigan.
Correspondence notes Myr and Mrs Warren with children, Mr and Mrs Clyde Alen and family, and others spent the fourth at Lake and Cranberry lake. Mrs Reed helped Mrs Pargell for a day, and more visits mark a holiday period. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs William Mc James with mother and baby reported fine.
Eagle area notes a school meeting on Monday night July 18. Local residents and families are mentioned visiting and spending weekends with relatives in the community, including Barton, Hutchinson, Snyder, Watson, and Clute families.
Chas Lyons returned to North Star for a few days. Guests visited Windover Lake cottages from Ban nister to Saginaw, Mt. Pleasant, Durand, Brighton, Detroit, Elgin and Coleman. A large 6:00 pm club house dinner drew about 50 attendees with speeches by G L Doggett and others.
A list of visitors and locals visiting families and staying at various homes and stores. Names include Alma Austin Davison Chas. Bryans Wm. Beck A. Reaumes Harlen Bard Gus Hyman Bertha Marie Kleivoneit Rose Becker Coan's store staff Bertha Walker Belle Flossie Walker Clayton Walker N Vanatters Gaylord B Kneveneil Frank Woods Mary Wood Lillian.
Weather hints of rain precede a busy week as Hamilton residents report illnesses and family gatherings. Miss Lydia Tische marries at home. J A Bitler, Rachel Mayo, and others travel to Houghton Lake and Mt Pleasant. District No 1 votes next Monday. Local outings include the 4th of July at Harrison State Park. Link Hamersly buys a Ford and learns to drive amid lighthearted cautions.
A clutter of names and weeklong visits marks Lake George area activity. Residents and visitors from Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Grand Ledge Mil waukee St Louis and Saginaw vacationed at cottages and inns while others attended the Fourth of July events at local homes and cabins.
Clavened and family of GWosda spent time here with John Cameron and wives and Orbin Moore and wife from Owosso. Visitors at the Q Delling homes over the fourth included Mr and Mrs John Starkey and family Cara Mrs Wm Laud of Vassar Clifton Sage Louetta Cutler of Caro Mr and Mrs Fred Starkey and son Wahjamega Arlene McCurdy of Gilford and Ellis Briggs of Vassar. The Lake George celebration was a great success with about five thousand people present over the three days.
Old Sol poured water on the earth the Fourth and brighter green appeared, while residents recall a splash of buttermilk and safe times. Petie Green travels to Ann Arbor for a minor procedure. many locals visit relatives and celebrate with gatherings, rides, and fireworks.
Fragmentary line from the Boston Transcript mentions looking ahead and a judge named Williams with a playful ady reference. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or persons beyond those few tokens.
State Administrative Board and highway officials settle disputes over M-16 and M-48 paving in Ionia and Barry counties, enabling future projects. The agreement advances a westward gap completion from Detroit to Grand Haven and outlines Wider Woodward Avenue funding in Oakland County. M-13 paving plans to reach the Straits of Mackinac are authorized, with 1925–26 work favored over immediate M-14 paving.
A powerful quake centered on Santa Barbara on June 29 caused extensive damage across the southern state coast. Casualties are estimated under 20 with fires controlled, water systems broken, and floods from bay waves. martial law and military patrols suppressed the area while banks seek a $20,000,000 loan to fund rebuilding.
A Detroit News quote notes that true honesty requires few or no confederates to carry it out, underscoring the value of integrity in independent action.
An advertising notice promotes Atlas Oil Company products including Motor and Tractor Oil Gear Compound and Roofing Cement. It pledges backing for the goods and the man who sells them offering salary bonus and expense allowance, with address details implied.
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