Wholesalers Visit Clare For Trade Tour Fellowship
Saginaw wholesale bureau reps visited Clare on a state tour arriving at noon Saginaw time. They toured retail shops met locals enjoyed St Andrew s Kiltie band music and distributed souvenirs. A complimentary luncheon followed at Doherty Hotel with remarks by Don P Toole and Rev H B Johnson.
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Clare
Saginaw Wholesale Bureau
Saginaw
Glare
St. Andrew’s Kiltie
Clare and
Coleman
Doherty Hotel
Don P. Toole
Wholesalers Bureau
Toole
W. 5. McAllister
H. B. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Cutshaw
Bank of Saginaw
Flint Couple Injured in Auto Wreck Near North Bradley
Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Harold Burbank were brought to Flint after their car skidded on loose grayel and turned turtle near North Bradley. Dr F C Sanford treated them, Mr Burbank with internal injuries and Mrs Burbank with bruises and shock. They are recovering at the Hotel Doherty.
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Harold Burbank
North Bradley
F. C. Sanford
Mr. Burbank
Burbank
Doherty
Check Made on Road Traffic Sunday in Clare
Last Sunday a traffic check was conducted on two state trunk lines passing through Clare. William Kreil oversaw the northern line and reported 1288 vehicles, while Mr and Mrs Hinkle supervised the western line and counted 1121 vehicles. The total cars passing through Clare reached 2409.
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Clare
Wm. Kreil
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Wm. D. Gradit
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our wife mother and sister Mrs Wm D Gradit for floral offerings singers and to Rey Bates for words of comfort. DEFOREST Radio phones at a bar gain. See Kirkpatrick.
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Wm. D. Gradit
Rey, Bates
Waters Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Windover correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Waters of Ovid observed their 60th wedding anniversary at Windover Lake. About 40 relatives gathered for a noon picnic, lawn program, and fireworks. Attending relatives came from Grand Rapids Cleveland St. Louis and nearby areas.
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H. W. Waters
Ovid
Windover Lake
Dea Waters
Waterg
Ward Moore
Grand Rapids
Wm. Moore
New Port
Richey Plordia
Myr
Clyde Moore
Cleveland
Ohio
L. W Suffin
Alma
Perry Suffin
St. Louis
Benjamin Beatty
Walled Lake
Frank Waters
Pleasant
Dee Waters
St.Louis
Wm. Marvin
Leonard Burdick
Ira N. Frisby
Augusta Blackmer
H. EF. Waters
Ovid, Mich
Clare Public Schools Annual Meeting Notice
The Clare Public Schools annual meeting will be held at the school house next Monday evening July 14. Terms of A. E. Mulder and C. A. Reading expire this year and due to Reading moving a new board member will be elected. The meeting was mis-stated for last Monday and the correction is now issued. Citizen attendance is urged.
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Clare Public Schools
Messrs
A. E. Mulder
C. A. Reading
City
Clare
Rich treat in store for music lovers
A Detroit musician, O B Frederick, former Boston Symphony member, will perform three slide trombone selections at the Congregational church next Sunday morning with Miss Laila Wilson on piano. Vocal numbers led by Norris Elden will also be offered. The pastor begins a month long vacation July 21, with the July 26 service the last until August 24.
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Congregational Church
O. B. Frederick
Detroit
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Kilties Band
Laila Wilson
Norris Elden
Princess Theatre Weekly Film Schedule
The Princess Theatre showcases A Man's Mate with John Gilbert and Patsy Ruth Miller on Saturday and Sun Man with Dustin Farnum. Also shows My Man and a cave man story. Tuesday and Wednesday feature Hollywood's notable stars in a sweeping motion picture. Includes The Fair Cheat and Fighting Blood programs.
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John Gilbert
Sunshine Comedy
Sun
Patsy Ruth Millér
Dustin Farnum
Hollywood
Motion Picture
Dance at Lake at Late Gleaner Hall Fridays
A dance will be held at the Late Gleaner hall every Friday night during the summer months. The notice emphasizes weekly social events by the lake.
Sheridan People In Auto Wreck Near Alma
While returning from Grand Lodge visit five miles south of Alma a car skidded on gravel and struck the Thompson auto injuring Mrs Thompson and a passenger in the other car. All occupants were taken to Alma hospital for treatment and later released.
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Grand Louge
James Thompson
Bernice Allen
Jay Clute
Patricia
Alma
Thompson
Last Rites for Loomis Woman Martha Beeson
Martha E. Beeson born June 8 1848 in Adams County Ohio died July 2 1924 at Loomis. She lived in Lincoln County Ohio and married O D Gauthier in March 1902. She leaves husband and three sons of Columbus Grove Ohio. Prayer at home then burial at Bima Ohio July 4.
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Martha E. Beeson
Adams County
Ohio
Lincoln County
O. D. Gauthier
Loomis
Columbus Grove
Bima
Profitable Day of Enjoyment at Grove
The annual all day meeting July 4 at Harry Cleveland's grove drew about 125 Church of God members from Mt Pleasant Farwell Barryton Carson City Coleman North Bradley Midland Hope and Clare. Services included welcome, sermons, a river baptism and a celebratory spirit with free ice cream and fellowship.
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Harry Cleveland
Church of God
Mt. Pleasant
Farwell Barryton
Carson City
Coleman
North
Bradley
Midland
Hope
Clare
Primley
Holy
Richard Emerson Seeks Republican Nomination for State House
Political notice from Richard Emerson announces candidacy for state representative in Clara district on the Republican ticket at the September primaries. He cites four years of service in the office and asks voters for their support.
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Clara
Fourth of July fireworks ban ends Michigan celebration era
Last Friday night ended the long standing Fourth of July fireworks tradition in Michigan as a state law forbidding fireworks takes full effect. Dealers had a one year grace to dispose of stocks, but this Fourth marks the last in Michigan. Enforcement will be strict after July 5 and bootleg smuggling is anticipated to be guarded against. citizens are urged to find safe alternatives to celebrate patriotism.
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Michigan
State Engineer Palmer Weds Greta Pardon in Romeo
Last Saturday afternoon at Romeo the marriage of State Engineer Robert A. Palmer in charge of Clare's new pavement was performed by Rev. Joseph Dibley of Clio. The couple returned to Clare and will spend the summer at Wight Point Lake with the Palmer family and Romeo guests Harl Evans.
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Romeo
Robert A. Palmer
Clare
Greta M. Pardon
Joseph Dibley
Clio
The Charge of the Bobbed Brigade
A verse describing women of various ages cutting their hair bobbed in a barber shop scene. It notes women from teens to mature ages joining the bobbed hair trend and the varied looks from bangs to shingled styles. The poem samples social change with playful tone.
Dance at Mt Vernon Grange Hall July 11
Mt Vernon Grange Hall hosts a popular dance on Friday eve July 1 with music by Converses Collegiants of Mt Pleasant. Bring friends to enjoy the latest stepa and social event.
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Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Évéenine
Mt. Pleasant
Stepa
A’ dancé Dance Event At Dover Greater Hall
A dance will be held at the Dover Greater Hall Friday evening. The event welcomes all attendees and lists B72 as a reference.
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Dover Greater Hall
Bean Maggot Over Bean Weevil Damage Cited by Expert
Michigan agricultural entomologist Prof. R H Pettit states that reported bean weevil damage is actually bean maggot damage. He notes weevil activity is unlikely this year and explains that late spring and deep sowing increased maggot injury. Early seed bed fitting shallow planting and plowing alfalfa sod help combat the maggot.
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Michigan
R. H. Pettit
Michigan Agricultural College
Pettit
Delay Costs in Adjusted Compensation Certificates
Public notice warns delayed issuance of Adjusted Compensation Certificates until January 1, 1925. It explains beneficiaries of veterans who die after applying will gain more than those who die before applying, with examples showing the expanded policy value versus flat service credits. The adage a stitch in time saves nine is urged to avoid red tape and financial loss.
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Post Office
President Coolidge Celebrates Birthday on July Fourth
President Calvin Coolidge marked his fifty second birthday on Independence Day. The unique coincidence made it a nationwide event with thousands of telegrams flooding the White House to send felicities.
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Calvin Coolidge
Hundreds of American Beauty roses bloom at Walte's Farm
Hundreds of American Beauty roses are in bloom at Walte's Fruit and Bloar Farm, with collectors noting vibrant displays across the fields. Local growers report strong demand as spring progresses.
Arthur Resident Laid to Rest
Nina V. M. Wallace, born July 25, 1862 in Port Huron Michigan, died June 30 1924 at 61 years 11 months 6 days. She leaves husband William D. Cradit and five children in Clare and Detroit with twelve grandchildren. Funeral held July 2 at Arthur town hall and burial in Arthur Cemetery beside her parents.
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Nina V. M. Wallace
Port Huron
Michigan
William D. Cradit
A. B. Carr
Detroit
William Cradit, Jr
Pettibone
Hart Cradit
Wade Cradit
Clare
H. Wallace
BE. A. Wallace
Henry Wallace
Hulbert
Arthur Town Hall
Frank Bates
Lcating
Arthur Cemetery
Early Clare Resident James O Grady Dies
James O Grady, one of Clare's earliest settlers, died suddenly last Monday morning after a period of illness. He was found in bed after saying he felt better, with no apparent struggle. The funeral was at St. Cecelia church with Rev George Ilanagan officiating, burial in the church cemetery. An obituary will run next week.
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Clare
James O’grady
Brown Family Holds Annual Reunion at Wight Point Lake
The Brown family held their third annual reunion at Wight Point Lake with 46 attendees from Ohio Michigan and Indiana. Officers elected for the coming year were Chester Brown president Ralph Brown vice president Susan Foell secretary treasurer and Lee Pratt historian. The gathering included picnicking fishing motor boating and ice cream. The 1925 reunion is planned for July 4 in Clare.
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Brown
Wight Point Lake
Chester Brown
Marion
Ralph Brown
Clare
Sec’y Treas
Susan Foell
Lée Pratt
Waldron
Wansson
Lyons
Ohio
Detroit
Waldron Weston
Adrian
Lansing
Young Ladies Hold Inspiring Services in Kewanee
Misses Henderlight and Memling evangelists from Kewanee NL lead nightly Free Methodist services at the church. They preach and sing solo before the sermon, inviting all Christians to hear the way of truth and salvation. Services run nightly through the 20th at 7 30 and Sundays at 11.
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Henderlight
Memning
Kewanee
Free Methodist Church
Thanking Friends and Neighbors for Assistance
A brief note from C. D. Gauthier extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for their help during a long period of illness or hardship, expressing appreciation for support and kindness shown.
Widow shot by rejected suitor ends own life in Iowa
Cyrus Shellenberger, 50, a Hvart blacksmith, visited Mrs. Beat sie Stone three times seeking courtship and then killed himself with a shotgun after shooting Stone who suffered two head wounds and an arm wound. Stone, 40, mother of two, was recovering though losing sight in one eye. Stone’s past as Osceola township treasurer and her move to Hvart were noted. Shellenberger confessed to his mother before taking his life.
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Beatsie Stone
Cyrus Shellenberger
Ghother
Shellenberger
Young Clare Couple United in Marriage
Miss Winnie M. Woodward and Thomas A. Elliot wed at the Woodward home July 7 in Clare with Rev. Lohnes officiating. A two course luncheon followed. gifts were many and practical. The bride wore navy radium silk and carnations. A prior shower on June 26 preceded the ceremony. the couple will reside in Detroit where the groom has a new position.
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Winnie M. Woodward
Thomas A. Elliot
W. J. Woodward
C. Fir Lohnes
Mildred Fitzpatrick
Albert Thurston
Eugene Wyman
Clare
Detroit
The Happy Family Free Dance At Groves
The Happy Family held a free dance at Hl M Grove on Friday July 4 with an excellent time reported. Refreshments were sold at cost and no liquor was seen or used, prompting a candidate for sheriff to leave early. Another free dance is planned for Friday evening July 18.
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Hlm Grove
Farmers' Fire Truck On Display Saturday
The Farmers' Fire Truck will be on display Saturday afternoon at the corner of 4th and McHwan streets for farmers to view. Cards on both sides show donors toward the chassis payment and a department official will be present to receive subscriptions.
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4Th and
McHwan
Carl Holbrook Seeks Republican Prosecuting Attorney Nominat
The candidate Thomas Carl Holbrook announces his candidacy for prosecuting attorney on the Republican ticket in the September primaries. The notice appears as a political campaign announcement with stated intent and party.
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ST. Andrew's Kiltie Band
Furnishes Music
Flint
Kirkpatrick
H. W. Walters
Windover
Vote
Princess Theatre
Sheridan
Lima
Richard Emerson
Beaverton
Clare O
Edideeatia Rosebush
Eerie Wien
Eeeereesian
M. A. CG
President Coolidge
Arthur
Wm. R. Cradit
C. D. Gauthier
Ewart Blacksmith
Winnie Woodward Beecomes
Thomas Elliott
Carl. Holbrook
Pol