Chautauqua Week Plans In Clare For Five Days
Tickets for the Glare Chautauqua in Clare begin sale after a recent guarantors meeting at Citizens State Bank. Redpath Chautauqua will headline with five nights of real entertainment from August 12 for five days. Local organizers Delineate sales roles across Harrison Farwell Vernon Herrick Dover and other districts.
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Citizens State Bank
Clare
Earndat
Seymour Andrus
Harrison
Wm. H. Cape
Farwell
Chas. Durnin
Vernon Township
Arthur Badzley
Herrick
Richard Hmergon
Dover
Mack
Katherine Morgan
the Sentinel
Wormy apples feared as codling moth acts up
Michigan State University entomology head warns of a wormy apple year due to erratic codling moth behavior. Experts advise precise spray timing, possible extra treatments, and yearlong watch with county agents to protect crops. Some growers may apply two sprays in July and August to offset damage.
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Michigan
M. A. C. Entomology Department
Professor Pettit
Tendered Surprise Visit for Loomis Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Q. D Gauthier of Loomis received a social surprise last Sunday with local friends gathering at their home. The day included time at the Sherhardt grave and guests from out of town such as Mr. and Mrs. Thos Ferguson Sr and Jr with families, Mr. and Mrs. OB Deavers, Mr. and Mrs. Thos Harvey, and several others from Sag inaw Miscouri and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. D Gauthier
Loomis
Sherhardt
Thos. Ferguson
Thos. Ferguson, Jr
08. Deavers
Thos. Harvey
Alberta Smith and Rolland
Mags Katheryn Ferguson
Saginaw
Elizabeth McMasters
Miscouri
Kate Hberhart and Family
Clare
OGrady Hat Shop Featured in Summer Millinery Scene
Local O Grady hat shop showcases summer millinery trends with new arrivals and crafted hats. Customers browse wide range of styles as shop highlights season’s chic headwear and fashion accessories.
Pretty wedding ceremony performed Tuesday morning
Miss Mildred Hickey daughter of Mrs Catherine Hickey married Dr Guy D Peters Tuesday morning at St Henry s rectory Rev Father Flaningan officiating The couple planned a three course breakfast at the bride s home and a auto cruise from Toronto to Montreal after August 10th the Sentinel extends best wishes
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Mildred Hickey
Catherine Hickey
Guy D. Peters
St. Henry’s Rectory
Father Flanigan
Imogene Hickey
Ben Hickey
Dr. Peters
Couzens Predicts Five Percent Beer Amendment
U S Senator Couzens returned from Canada and said Congress will likely amend the Volstead Act to permit beer containing up to five percent alcohol. He called prohibition enforcement ridiculous and urged liberal interpretation while opposing whiskey and hard liquor. Ferris challenged Couzens and urged a Christian home and school reform to curb narcotics and appetite issues.
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U. S
Couzens
Canada
Sen. Couzens
Ferris
Couzen
Alma
Senator Ferri
Gladwin Camp Meeting Set for July 19 to August 6
Gladwin county holds its thirteenth annual camp meeting from July 19 to August 6 at Pleming's Grove located about 3 1 2 miles north and 3 4 miles west of Gladwin. Evangelist GC Myers of Sutton's Bay leads services. For more information contact Rev V Burton Gladwin RD 1.
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Gladwin County
Gladwin
Pleming’s Grove
Evangelist GC. Myers
Sutton's Bay
V. Burton
Rfd
Edward L Dodge Died at Ithaca
Edward Larned Dodge longtime bookkeeper and manager for C W Althouse Mills died at his Ithaca home the morning of Friday The 26 year veteran was an expert accountant and avid reader he organized the Rod and Trout Club and was survived by a widow two children Ruth and Paul one brother Rev W H Kneeland a sister Mrs Helen L Kneeland The private funeral was held at his sister’s home in St Louis with Rev Dr Davis officiating and burial in St Louis cemetery
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Edward Larned
Dodge
Ithaca
C. W. Althouse Mills
St. Louis
Clare
Detroit
Ruth
Tihata
Paul
Hollywood
Cal
W. H
Pasacelona
Helen L. Kneeland
Dr. Davis
Emmaus Church
Grant Hatch's leg amputated after decades long injury
Ravenna Ohio June 26 1923 a letter to The Sentinel explains Grant Hatch a former Farwell area resident had his leg amputated after a long standing injury. He describes a skidway accident on January 18 thirty six years earlier and a compound fracture that left him crippled for life. He underwent amputation May 24 at Portage County Hospital and reports improved health and weight gain while using crutches.
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The
Sentinel
Grant Hatch
Near Farwell
Ravenna
Ohio
Slabtown
Farwell
Portage County Hospital
Large Sunday School Session at General Conference
The General Conference Sunday School near Corunna held sessions each Sunday from June 14 1:30 to 2:30. The first Sunday drew about one thousand attendees the second reached 3788 with Corunna Chamber of Commerce backing. Sixty three teachers were needed and the offering totaled 178.96 dollars with surplus directed to Free Methodist schools and Sunday school missionary work in Kentucky mountains. Rev and Mrs J A Allen attended.
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General Conference
The
Free Methodist Church
Corunna
Owosso
General Sunday School Board
Kentucky Mountains
J. A. Allen
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We extend our sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for their assistance after our bereavement. Gratitude to the singers and to those who provided care and Rev. Roush for comfort. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ford Harpster and family and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Daggett and family for the floral offerings.
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Roush
Ford Harpster
5. W. Daggett
Brown Family Holds Annual Reunion at Sandy Beach
The Brown family gathered at Hight Point Jake on Wednesday July 4 with forty two attendees. A noon feast featured fried chicken salads and fresh oranges from Monrovia California. Officers elected for the year include Chester Brown president Ralph Brown vice president and Susan Foell secretary treasurer.
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Brown
Hight Point
Jake
Old Sol
Monrovia
California
Geo. W. Brown
Chester Brown
Ralph Brown
Treas
Susan Foell
Hva Brown
Daniel Brown
Lucinda Handy
Wauseon
Ohio
Mary Sweet
Lyons
John Breeze
Manitou Beech
Mich
B. M. Breese
Tecumseh
Lee Pratt
Waldron
Lawrence Brown
Robert Brown
Lansing
Frank Brown
Judson Brown
Mr. Pleasant
Murney Lowry
Muskegon
J. T. Brown
Farwell
Lewis Brown
Eva
Marion
Ernie Foss
Walter Foell
Clare
Ford Coupe Goes Into Ditch Sunday Night
Ralph Eberhart swerved at the Tobacco Creek bridge on East 4th Street and crashed a Ford Coupe into the steel railing. One front wheel held the car from tipping over, but wheels and chassis were badly damaged. He said he was alone.
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Ralph Eberhart
East 4Th Street
Ralph
Tobacco Creek Bridge
Revival Services In Progress At City Tent
Special revival meetings are in progress in a tent at the corner of 4th and Beech streets opposite the city park with evangelists A. B. Crawfort G. E B. Johnson and Rev. R. Cornwell in charge. Services start each evening at 8:00 except Mondays. Sunday schedules include 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM meetings with a public invitation.
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4Th and Beech Streets
4Th and
Beech Streets
A. B. Crawfort
G. E B. Johnson
Rev. R. Cornwell
Thanks for sympathy after bereavement from Perry family
Mr. and Mrs. Adna Perry express gratitude for sympathy shown in words and deeds following their recent bereavement.
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Adna Perry
Germany Romance Ends in Wedding in Surrey Township
A post Armistice romance culminates in a July 10 wedding at the Baptist church. Frank John Koeplinger of Surrey Township and Frieda Anna Vogel of Niederschlema Germany wed after meeting while his unit served in the Army of Occupation. The couple will reside on a fruit farm in Surrey Township.
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Germany
Frank John Koeplinger
Charles Koeplinger
Surrey
Frieda
Anna Vogel
Richard Vogel
Niedrischilema
G. B. Milberry
Baptist Parsonage
Miss Vogel
Clare County
Fort Sheridan
Army of Occupation
Koeplinger
Surrey Township
The
Sentinel
Fire Overruns Farm Barn Delivers Heavy Loss
Early Thursday morning a fire of unknown origin destroyed the barn of Mrs. A. B. Lister, spreading so fast the flames were beyond saving when the fire department arrived. The blaze also touched the Shultz home briefly before being put out. The alarm faced delays due to a failed electric siren, but quick actions by night operator Miss Pearl Sweet and Charles Thurston reduced damages. Lister lists losses at 1000 with 700 insurance. Shultz home loss estimated 1200 to 1500, both fully insured.
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A. B. Lister
Shultz
Miss Pearl Sweet
Chas. Thurston
Lister
Auction Bill From 1866 Farm Sale Found
Adelbert Heath of Pendleton New York recalls an auction bill printed 57 years ago for his livestock farm tools and household effects sale at his farm on the Lockport and Niagara Falls road dated March 27 1866 as he prepared to move to Michigan. The piece shows auction sales were practiced long ago with a style very different from modern bills.
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Adelbert HE. Heath
Pendleton
N. Y
Michigan
Lockport and
Niagara Falls Road
School Board Re-elects HE.A. Anderson At Meeting
The annual high school meeting Monday evening drew many attendees. HE.A. Anderson was re elected to the Board of Education for the next term. Minutes and the 1928 24 budget will be published next week.
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He.a. Anderson
Board of Education
City Fire Department Cheers City Ball Team
At the regular meeting the City Fire Department extended a unanimous vote of thanks to the city ball team for making the recent game possible and for the proceeds therefrom.
Raspberries Ready at White's Frost and Floral Farm
Announcement notes ripe black red and purple raspberries at White's Frost and Floral Farm. Orders are being taken now. The Dover gleaner hall hosts a dance on Friday evening July 20 and invites all.
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Dover
Phong
Ice Cream Social at Church Benefit
Ice cream social hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Church at their home Friday evening July 18 to benefit Herrick church. Residents are invited to attend for a community fundraiser and social gathering.
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Charles Church
Herrick
Floral orders and bouquets at White’s Florist
Readable form notes orders for sprays and bouquets placed at White’s Floral Baym on Photie 142, with details abbreviated as printed. The fragment appears as a cautious ad line for floral arrangement services and contact point.
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White
Remains of Henry Fancon Laid to Rest
Henry son of Mr and Mrs Henry Fancon was born March 21 1904 in South Wilmington Illinois He died July 4 while bathing near Harrison at age 19 years 3 months 4 days He was a member of Samp son Arbor Gleaters No 367 and Advance Grange No 1014 The funeral was held Saturday at two oclock from Colville church Rev C B Milberry Clare officiating interment in Cherry Grove cemetery Relatives and friends from out of town attended from St Charles Joliet Farmington West Virginia Saginaw and other nearby towns
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Henry
Henry Fancon
South Wilmington
Ilinois
Michigan
Sheridan Township
Buddleke
Harrison
Sampson
Advance Grange
Louis
Horace
Irma
Colonville
C. B. Milberry
Clare
Cherry Grove
Hector Urbain
Julis Urbain
John Bovine
Amil Richier
Louis Gihlain
Bodhaine
Congresssman Woodruff Visits Clare and Harrison Event
Congressman Roy O. Woodruff and secretary visited S. C. Kirkbride in Clare on official pension matters last Saturday. He then went fishing with Tony Archard at Houghton Lake and planned a speech at the Mt. Pleasant Lodge of Elks basket picnic at Budd Lake Harrison on August 10. Thousands are expected to attend from surrounding counties.
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Roy O. Woodruff
S. C. Kirkbride
Mr. Woodruff
Tony Achard
Houghton Lake
Bay City
Mt. Pleasant
Budd Lake
Harrison
Thanks for kindness after our loss
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during the death and burial of our loving son and brother. We also thank those who sent flowers and Rev Milberry for consoling words. Mr and Mrs Henry Fancon and family.
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Milberry
Henry Fancon
Prominent Railroad Men Visit Clare for Thorough Inspection
A Toledo to Ludington Pere Marquette committee led by R. P. Patterson conducted a comprehensive tour of Clare's railroad departments. They examined buildings and services to improve shipping for the public, visiting Harrison Mt. Pleasant and Beaverton branches after Clare.
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Pere Marquette Railroad
Toledo
Ludington
R. P. Patterson
Detroit
J. H. Clark
Buffalo
W. Weyer
C. J. Milliken
R. S. Vincent
Young Clare Banker Takes Post in Battle Creek
Donald Bicknell resigns as assistant cashier of The Citizens State Bank to join Merchants Savings Bank at Battle Creek. He will head the savings department, bringing Clare roots and a University of Michigan Business degree from 1922.
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Donald Bicknell
Citizens State Bank
Merchants Savings Bank
Battle Creek
Bicknell
Donald
Clare
U. of M
James 8. Bicknell
O Grady Hat Shop Opens In Jackson Block
Announcing the purchase of Winnie Jones millinery stock in the Jackson Block Laura O Grady and Rose O Grady invite ladies of Clare and vicinity to visit the new shop See their silk hosiery line and hat shop offerings.
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Clare
Winnie Jones
Jackson Block
Laura O'Grady
Rose O’grady
O’grady
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Bar Ain
Sumer Millinery
Scottville
MR. Couzens
Congress
Camp Meeting
Edward L. Dodge
Pet
Beaverton
Rosebush
Coleman
Brown Family
Frieda Anna -Vogel
al. Shultz
E. A. Anderson
Ice Cream Social
Colonville Church
Congressman Woodruff
Chautauqua
Philippines
Pam Pamga Company
iIndat
Mahila
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