Groesbeck to Feel Out Solons on Reapportionment
Governor Groesbeck plans talks with House and Senate leaders over the next two to three months to gauge support for possible reapportionment of state legislative districts. He may call a special session in the fall if sentiment appears favorable, wary of pushing action after the regular session’s opposition to apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck
House
Senate
Assembly
Wayne
Detroit
Wayne County
Dtug
Grange Chapter Drapes Charter for Henry Fancon
Advance Grange No. 1014 mourns the death of Henry E H Fancon. Members extend sympathy to the bereaved family and vote to drape the charter for thirty days. Resolution also requests copies sent to the Michigan Patron and The Clare Sentinel. Signatures: Hisige Pudway, Gracie Williams, James Grige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry EH. Fancon
Advance Grange
Michigan
Clare Sentinel
Hisige Pudway
Gracie Williams
James Grige
Pearl Ruby and Carmen Newman wed in Flint
Miss Pearl Ruby of Punt married Carmen Newman of Arthur township on Tuesday at Flint. The couple will live with the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs John Ruby until fall, then move to Inlay Ohio where Mr Newman will resume college to complete his ministry studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Miss Pearl Ruby
Punt
Carmen Newman
Arthur Township
John Ruby
Inlay
Ohio
Newman
County Road Commissioners Postpone Meeting
The regular meeting of the County road Commissioners scheduled for Harrison was postponed to Wednesday August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
County Road Commissioners
Harrison
Moonshining trial set for Dee Bullard
Dee Bullard of Wise township is bound over for trial in Isabella county circuit court's October term on two counts of illegal manufacture and possession of moonshine liquor and a charge of selling the beverage. His exam in Mt Pleasant last week followed his arrest with Thomas Hudspeth of Battle Creek. Hudspeth was dismissed for lack of evidence. Bullard remained in jail awaiting bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Bullard
Wise Township
Circuit Court
Isabella County
James E. Ryan
Mt. Pleasant
Bullard
Leonard Bullard
Dee
Thomas
Hudspeth
Battle Creek
Our Folks in the Golden State Sees Californias Fourth Celebration
A nostalgic column from Michigan natives in California. Readers discuss Fourth of July festivities, weather, and visits to Los Angeles and Clare, with notes on friends, errands, and local life. Mentions upcoming arrivals from Clare county and homebound travels. A Los Angeles menu rounds out the slice of daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fish Canyon
Michigan
J. L. Oliver
Los Angeles
John
Clare
Roy Marsh
Farwell
John Marsh
England
Cal Terwilliger
Billie
Pacific West
Burt Lewis
Frank Ballinger
Frank
Frank Lamoreaux
Mrs. Oliver
Mrs. Meade
Haton Rapids
Notice to Farmers and Hat Sale Details
During harvest season meat markets will stay open each evening until 8:00 for farmers. L. W. Jackson Ernest Ramey. Your choice of fifty hats on Saturday, 1.00 each. Hilda M. Dunip:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Jackson
Ernest Ramey
Hilda M. Duniop
Supt J P Jones Accepts Flint School Post
Supt J P Jones leaves Clare after three years to take a higher supervising role for over 2000 pupils in Flint Michigan. He will oversee two large buildings and earn a larger salary as he departs a city praised for its strong school system. The fire that destroyed the old school sparked a new building and division over plans, but Jones and the Board are praised for a united outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An P. Jones
Flint
Board of Education
Jones
Clare
Plans for M. A. C. Farmers Day Sixth annual July event detailed
Final schedule announced for M A C Farmers Day to be held Friday July 27 with Dr Heen Mumford and O B Bradfute on the program. President Shaw to preside, band concert planned, livestock style review and special exhibits on campus. Guides will lead tours of 160 acres of crops and farm departments will staff expert booths. Hundreds of cars expected with designated parking on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A
Heen Mumford
O« BE
Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
R. &. Shaw
College
Ptate
Mass Meeting Called For Saturday Evening
Mayor L H Thompson calls four mass meetings in Clare to gauge farmer and citizen opinion on a proposed canning factory. Chas H Wagner Co of Detroit seeks to locate here pending satisfactory terms. July List at 8 00 p.m. with City Hall as fallback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Chas. H. Wagner Co
Detroit
Local notices list visits and events around Saginaw and Grant
Residents and visitors frequent bonds of kin and friends across Saginaw Grant and surrounding towns. Arch ie Roseberry and Miss Alice Kirk visit Hilda Dunlop Millinery. Earl Tupper and family vacation with relatives in Lansing. Miss Mayme O Grady stays with her parents in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Saginaw
Hilda M. Dunlop
Davy
Essex
Alice Kirk
Detroit
Hilda Dunlop
White
Floral Farm
Redpath Chautauqua opens August 13 featuring varied acts
The Five Night Redpath Chautauqua promises a diverse program starting August 13 with the Troubadour Mal quartet and a popular concert. Dr. Edward B. MacDowell will present a world travelogue with motion pictures and slides. The Lillian Johnston Company will perform vocal and instrumental numbers with impersonations. William Matthew Holderby will discuss the American family as the nation’s asset. The Bubble comedy closes the run, followed by a Filipino Pam Pamga Players concert. Children's hour entertainments run on afternoons two through five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. MacDowell
William Matthew. Holderby
Pam Pamga
Lillian. Johnston
Mal
Dr. MacDowell
Lillian Johnston
William
Matthew Holderby
New York
New York City
Redpath Bureau
Philippines
Ladies Guild Picnic Celebrates at Lake George
The Congregational Church Ladies Guild held its annual Lake George picnic on a sunny Wednesday in July. Mrs. Bicknell was ill, so Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. McCulloch hosted with guests from Louisville Toledo Rosebush Clare and Milwaukee enjoying a basket dinner, boat ride, and a noted fish supper.
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Ladies Guild
The
Congregational Church
Lake George
James Bicknell
Kemp
Louisville
Guild
Gray
Barth
Toledo
Miss Hill
Rosebush
A. McLeod
D. McPhail
Clare
Geo Wells
Milwaukee
McPhail
Appreciation for City Fire Department and neighbors
The Shultz family thanks the City Fire Department for saving their home from destruction and expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance. A poem ends with a vignette of a lawyer reading a dying husband’s will and pondering his fee, following an accident with the lawyer reading lines about a fat legacy.
Lake George cottagers host July Weinie Roast
Cottagers at Lake George held a July 17 campgrounds weinie roast organized by Mesdames Kemp McCulloch and Wilson. About forty attendees enjoyed sandwiches, wennies and a bonfire, with Fred Thompson and his Sunday school class supplying fuel and Mrs Geo B Wells leading community singing.
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Lake George
Mesdames Kemp
McCulloch
Wilson
Wennies
Fred. Thompson
Geo. B Wells
Milwaukee
Washburn
Alma
Barth
Pole
Rider
Austin
Fr. Newsom
Luce
Newton Kress
Officers To See That Dog Law Is Obeyed
The 1919 Michigan dog law requires a license fee of three dollars for a male dog six dollars for a female dog and two dollars for an unsexed dog. Violators face misdemeanor conviction with fines up to one hundred dollars or up to three months in jail or both at the court’s discretion. Clare County officers plan an active enforcement campaign and will prosecute delinquents after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare County
Grange Dance Friday at Mt Vernon Hall
Mt Vernon Grange invites all to a Friday night dance at the Grange hall on January 27th with attendance open to the public. Event aims to bring neighbors together for an evening of music and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Carnival Draws Large Crowds in Michigan City Visit
The Northwestern Shows bring a well equipped midway to town with Carduselle, the Whip ride and a grand all steel Ferris Wheel. The company boasts twelve years on the road and emphasizes safe operation and clean staff to impress local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Michigan
Concesson
Gladwin Camp Meeting Postponed
The Sentinel reports the Gladwin camp meeting moved from July 19 to 25, then rescheduled to July 25 to August 6. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Gladwin
Life's Greatest Question in Taid in the Great Northland
An emotional stage piece titled Life's Greatest Question explores whether a woman should reveal her secrets before marriage. The production, Process Theatre, runs July 24 and 25 in Taid in the great northland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northland
Process Theatre
Seven Room Parsonage For Sale On 209 BH Sixth Street
For sale a seven room house at 209 BH 6th St now used as a Baptist parsonage. It has lights city water and gas and a double garage. Parties interested may contact Fred Loomis or Rev C B Milberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th St
Baptist
Fred Loomis
C. B. Milberry
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J. P. Jones
M. A. C. Farmers Day
Pet W. Beaverton
Coleman
Earl’ Tupper
Lansing
Kenneth’ Chedester
Harvey
Jesse Bolan
Vernon Township
Mayme O'Grady
Mir
Jas. O’grady
Vern Moline
Clare Manufacturing Co
Archie Forbes
Frank Forbes
B. Milberry
Baptist Church
Mesdames F. Holmes
A. McKinnon
A, BH. Mussel
West 7Th Street
Scott Cotton
Dorothy
Sheridan Township
Wm. Dwyer
Jackson
Chas. F. Kane and Son
A J. Kane
Maggie Sanford
Mary Ruth
F. C. Sanford
Lucius Converse
Mr. Pleasant
Jennie Converse
I. E. Hampton
Aurora, Col
Fred
Edward Hawkins
Carl Dorsey
Highland Park
Harold Poulson
T. C. Holbrook
G. H. Nix
Gibson City, IL
Mrs
Tom Nichols
Windover Ranch
Freeman Township
Geo. B. Wells
Byron
White's
R. A. Maley
Ann Arbor
I.E. Hampton
Grant Township
Russell Osborn
J. P. Nagle
D. W. Osborn
F.C. Sanford
Clarence Sanford
Lake Georges
Geo. ‘B. Wells
Marguerite Whrhardt
North
Bradley
Chris Ehrhardt
Shultz
Howard W. Jones
Grange Dance
Lillian Johnston Company
Redpath
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