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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

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Rural church faces broad readjustment for new times

About 150 Michigan ministers attended a two week rural conference at Michigan Agricultural College from July 6 to 16. The cooperative, interdenominational meeting urged readjustment of rural ministry to meet rising living standards and social needs. Lead speakers from several churches and universities emphasized ministers guiding community improvement and modernizing church life.

Paral Church of Michigan Wndargo Pete AG Pew Michigan Agriculsi Avery Warren H. Leon Church and Coustru ° Life Orker New York City C. H. Igehlman Rochester University B. A. Ross University of Wisconsin Z. W. Diehl Albion Mich

Leonard Wood and the Chicago Convention's Unsung Echo

A historic column honors General Leonard Wood after the Chicago Convention defeat. It argues his record remains clear and his service vital, praising his role in shaping America during wartime and his steadfast patriotism, while noting the election outcome changes nothing in public esteem.

Chicago Wood End Wilson Wood Robie Platteburg Cuba America America's Harvey

Local Official’s Family and Child Die in Lightning Strike

Mrs. Grafton Gawne and her 11 year old son John Snyder were killed by lightning on July 23 during a thunderstorm while milking a cow in a Midland county stable. Four cattle were killed. Gawne is a Republican candidate for sheriff.

Grafton Gawne Midland Township Midland County John Snyder Gawne

Subscribers in arrears face payment push and rate realities

The Sentinel explains why it drops in arrears, notes printing costs now five times prewar, and says subscriptions will be canceled at expiration to avoid mis understandings. It urges prompt payment, cites poor response to formal bills, and stresses financial strain of continuing free issues.

Sentinel Costa Fannt The Sentinel

Free Methodists Camp Meeting at Evart This August

The Free Methodists announce a camp meeting at Evart starting August 3 and running through the week. The following week the Annual Conference will also be held at the same location.

Evart Free Methodists

Regular Teachers' Examination Dates Announced

The regular teachers examination for all certificates will be held in the Harricon High School room on August 12 13 and 14 1920. Applicants should bring legal cap paper and writing materials. Examinations start at 8 o clock. Geo B Barsette Commissioner.

Harricon High School Sherp BE. Barsette

Saturday Specials At Clare Hardware Overstocks Discounted Goods

The firm announces special sale prices on many stocked items including shears razors butter knives tea spoons and granite ware to reduce inventory. Rev Davie and family depart for Lenix County for a brief visit while Mr Davie's elderly father remains to assist.

Clare Hdw Imp. Oo Davie Taceday Lenixt County Davia

Secretary of State Vaughan Leads Revenue Growth and Licenses

The state office under Secretary Vaughan has grown from about 600000 in revenue to over six million this year. Automobile licenses totaled 197817.56 for six months ending July, licenses rose from 75000 to about 370000 in six months, chauffeur licenses climbed from 10000 to 58000 after the driver’s license law. Vaughan, earning 2600 salary, serves on multiple boards including the state board of auditors and wartime and public domain groups.

Secretary of State Coleman GO. Vaughan Vaughan State Board of Auditors Public Domain Commission State Office Building Board War Preparedness Board

Reed City Camp Meeting Promises Broad Program

Camp meeting at Reed City to be held August 5 to 15 features a strong talent lineup and ample lodging with reasonable rates for board and accommodations.

Reed City Way & Board

Close Out Bargains At Demarests Cash Store

Demarests Cash Store offers close out prices on silk gloves 1.25, boys 2 to 6 years 0.69, 7c yard on races and insertions, girls 6 to 14 gingham dresses 0.09, men shirts drawers 0.49, shoes 31.98 2.98 3.89, ladies voile dresses 39.00 value 35.98.

Ovalla

Women Vote Rights and the National Suffrage Movement

The article explains that women can vote for president in any state that allows voting for state legislators under the state constitution. It notes the federal amendment requires three fourths of states, currently 35 with one more needed, and clarifies that nationwide adoption depends on state ratification before the election. Gratiot Co. Herald.

United States China Michigan Gratiot Co. Herald

The Failure and The Call to Bold Effort

A poem extols choosing bold effort over safe complacency. It celebrates the value of striving despite failure, urging the reader to endure sneers and danger in pursuit of a loftier dream and service to mankind.

Gov Cox’s Ohio gubernatorial bids seen as GOP divisions

Analysis traces Cox’s wins to Republican split votes in Ohio across 1912 1914 1917 and 1918. It notes shifts with the Progressives and key figures Willis Harding Wilson and Garford, concluding 1920 conditions align party unity for the Republican candidate.

Cox Ohio Willis Harding Wilcor Wilson Willisbeng Hamilton County Cincinnati Willie Garford

Peculiar Case Seeks DC Supreme Court Peace With Germany

A Chicago lawyer obtained from the District of Columbia Supreme Court an order directing Secretary Colby to show cause why he should not declare a state of peace with Germany as per a Senate resolution. The case hinges on a fine legal point and raises whether such a ruling would survive to the U. S. Supreme Court and affect Mr. Wiserson.

Chicago Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Colby Germany Senate of the United States U. S. Supreme Court Wis Eson

Cornwell Ranch Movies Arrival at Princess Theatre

Moving pictures from Cornwell Ranch filmed about a month ago will be shown at the Princess theatre on Saturday the 31st as an added attraction to the regular program. The screenings will be of special interest to residents of Clare and surrounding areas.

Cornwell Ranch Princess Theatre Clare

John Lamb Appointed Grant Township Clerk

John Lamb, who won the Grant township clerk post last spring, resigned due to his threshing business. He has been appointed to the position, succeeding Armastrong Allen who had resigned last year. Mr Lamb had previously been appointed after Allen's resignation.

Wm. J. Cleveland Grant John Lamb Mr. Lamb Armastrong Allen

Obituary of Harriet Chapen Smith Pioneer of Clare Michigan

Harriet Chapen Smith of Clare Michigan, born August 8 1848 in Oakland County near Holly, daughter of Elbridge G Unapin and Philomela Garfield, married Almeron N. Smith in 1887. She lived a devout life as mother and neighbor, widow since 1916, funeral by Rev. Davis at home with burial in Cherry Grove. survived by daughter Gladys Coata and grandchildren.

Harriet Chapen Smith Oakland Co Michigan Holly Elbridge ‘G .Unapin New England Springfeld Massachusetts Genesee Co New York Philomela Garfieldprang New Hampshire Garfield Alexander New York Harriet Almeron N. Smith Baldwin Michigan Clare Gladys Leo M. Coata Benison

Sunday School Picnic at Alwood Grove Attended Despite Absences

The Sunday school picnic at Alwood Grove last Wednesday drew fair attendance though speakers Fair of Farwell and O A Reading were absent. Rev. Davis and A Bruce Gibbs filled in, and the event concluded with games. An anonymous planning effort is anticipated as people look ahead to the next gathering.

Alwood Grove Fair Farwell O. A. Reading Davis A. Bruce Gibbs Ikaly

Death of Bethel Parr Noted by Southwest Gilmore Correspondent

Our Southwest Gilmore correspondent reports the death of Bethel Parr, a longtime resident. Mr. Parr formerly lived in Vernon City and Freeman township, and spent several years in Gilmore. He was described as an industrious, hard working man.

Gilmore Bethel Parr Farr Vernon City Freeman Township

Young People Conferences at Crystal Lake Frankfort

The Older Boys Conference and Older Girls Conference of the Michigan Sunday School Association will meet at Crystal Lake near Frankfort on Friday. Addresses will be delivered by Cynthia Pearl Mane among others.

Michigan Sunday School Association Crystal Lake Frankfort Cynthia Pearl Mane

Harding Speech Extract Highlights Lincolnian Call to Duty

The issue reprints two liberal abstracts from Senator Hardings acceptance speech for the Republican presidential nomination. The text notes similarities to Lincoln and quotes the candidate pledging service to country, God, and party while acknowledging limited ability and seeking support from Americans.

Sen. Harding the Sentinel Republican Party United States

Peaches From Bloomingdale Boost Michigan Fall Market

In Kalamazoo on July 23 scouts report home-grown peaches from Bloomingdale sold at 350 dollars per crate. Wholesalers estimate fall prices from 2 to 2.50 dollars per basket, signaling a cheap outlook for southwestern Michigan peaches at peak season.

Kalamazoo Mich Southwestern Michigan Bloomingdale

Registration Notice for City Voters Under Act 126

City Clerk announces registration rights under Act 126 1917 for any eligible voter not yet registered who applies in person on non Sunday non holiday days. Public notice lists deadlines August 31 general registration and August 7 and August 4 review sessions 8 A M to 8 P M on McFwen Street August 20 1930 dated August 20 1930 by AL Bozers City Clerk.

Eaid Mcfwen Street AL. Bozers Civy

Coming Aug 12 J Leahy Optometrists Here

The readable fragment notes a date August 12 and a named optometrist J Leahy set to appear locally. Details are sparse due to damaged text.

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Felice Age College Leonard Wood Y. OE ‘Prominent “ Citizen Demarest’s Mat Edgar A Guest Veto Cornwell Ranch Movies Tara James Clare County James S. Bicknell Good Reads Senate Harriet Smith At.t Spelics Young People’s Conferences West State J. Leahy Sgain Weanbeed Se
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