Isabella County Pomona Grange Meet with Chamber June 21 1922
The Isabella County Pomona Grange and Mt Pleasant Chamber of Commerce plan a joint meeting at Mt. Pleasant on Wednesday June 21, 1922. The program includes a 200 A.M. business meeting, grange reports, degrees, a 2:00 P.M. basket dinner, an open meeting, welcome address by Mayor W. H. Pearce, responses by John Northon and others, music and recitations, and an address on the proposed state income tax amendment by Hon. O. H. Bramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Pomona Grange
Mbt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
Sinai
Harold Farner
W. H. Pearce
John Northon
Ysabella County
Pomona Grange
Iola Walton
O. H. Brambie
Michigan State
In Memory of Lettie Leitner
A short obituary tribute laments Lettie Leitner’s death and expresses grief, faith, and hope for reunion. The poem reflects longing, consolation in God’s love, and belief in a heavenly home where duties are completed and loved ones meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Leitner
Shera
Carling
Children Celebrate Methodist Church Day With Notable Program
The Methodist church hosted its annual Children's Day last Sunday with a lively program by the Sunday School under Mrs Stella Lampman. The Primary Department contributed most numbers while Mrs C A Reading trained the choir. A speaker noted the Children’s Day Collection funds aid college-bound youths and those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Stella Lampman
Lampman
C. A. Reading
Motor Truck Burns North of Clare
Clarence Kirkpatrick his wife and child and a helper were delivering cement when a gas ignite from a PrestoLite light caused a fire. He smothered the blaze with a blanket then moved his family to safety as a 15 gallon gasoline tank exploded. Three tires and three cement barrels were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Emal
West Hatton
Redner Adool House
Clarence
Soaon
Larmon Post Entertained By Local Host At Home
About forty members of the Larmon Post of American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary were royally entertained Monday evening by Frank Koeplinger at his parents home south of Farwell. Frank's sailor brother Bill, on furlough, shared travel pictures and war stories from the North Seas, making the evening both interesting and enjoyable. The Post thanks the Koeplingers for the excellent time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larmon
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Koeplinger
Farwell
Frank
Bill
North Seas
Post
Koepslinger
Legion State Convention Seeks New Members at June Meeting
The American Legion Larman Post urges every member to recruit a new member for the July state convention. A meeting will be held in Legion rooms Friday evening, June 23, with posts meeting last year’s membership to receive an engrossed citation. Post Commander Tibbits signs off urging unity and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larman Post Ia
Legion Rooms
Water N. Il
Tibbits
One Week Left for Tuition Payment Applications
Rural district residents must file the tuition payment application by the fourth Monday in June to avoid a district bill. Forms are available at Clare banks the high school or county offices. a parent letter suffices if blanks are unavailable. Filing costs nothing and benefits students finishing eighth grade or graduates planning to attend a state high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Javié
Papi
Uobildren
Dietrich
Sylvia set to shine in high school operetta stage
Readers anticipate a standout production of Sylvia at Clare High with rehearsal praises. Cast members Arabelle, Aramints, Prince Tabby, Betty, William, and Sir Bertram earn applause for voice and acting, while stage settings include a 30 foot rear curtain from Broadway Theatre and authentic costumes from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presse
Clare High
Birdeall
Bertram
Birdealt
H. Mon- Kerring
Mt. Pleasant
Grimason
A. Detroit
Conazaanin
Suen
Merrill Community Band to Play in Clara Streets
Fred Thompson announced the Merrill Community Band of forty musicians will give a forty five minute concert on Clara streets on Tuesday June 20 from 1 30 to 2 16 PM. The Booster Club funds and organizes the event reflecting the towns active civic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
Merrill
Clara
Clare
Local notes and visits brighten Farwell scene
Locals send news of visits and returns including Miss Winnie Wilson home from Cadillac and students Jos ephine and Alice Bicknell returning from Lake Forest and Rockford. Mayor Thompson returns from Ann Arbor for health recovery while others report summer plans for relatives and friends. The paper also notes a missed strawberry box and a personnel change at the Farwell Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Branford
U. of M
Ann Arbor
H. Stanford
Bobbie Carson
Flint
Reille Dyer
Alien Lampman
A. E. Heath
Hastings
L. H. Thompson
Mieses Josephine
Alice Bicknell
Lake Forest
Hll
Hockford
Lake George
Koeplinger & Koeplinger Fruit Farm
Farwell Man
Ernest B. Blett
Same
Osceola Press
Marlow
Blett
Anna Arbor
L. Dad. Thompson
Elsie Eberhart
Martin Eberhart
Congregational Church
Clare Shuts Out Weidman In Strong Blowout Victory
Clare blanks Weidman 4 to 0 as Terwil linger dominates on the mound. Grover and Groves drive in runs in the second inning while Percy Storgh belts a homer with Hubel aboard. Solid defense and timely plays, including a key catch by Texas Jack, seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Litb
Clare
Woeldman
Gladwin
Terwilliger
Haley
Grover
Groves
Gorr
Babe
Bath
Percy Storgh
Hubel
Baldwin Clark
Wood
Texas Jack
Weidman
Habel
Eee
Stoughb
Wood, T
S Groves
Coleman Gordon
T Bitler
Nicholson Denslow
Denslow, O
Hammell
Whipple
Hampton
Gordon
Coleman
Rhe Clare Fe
Stough
Balle
Nicholson
Bitler
White
Crain
Mt. Pleasant
Death of Jacob Harger in Hatton township
Jacob Harger died at his Hatton township home after a long illness. The funeral was held at Brown church with Rev. Chas Rieinhardt presiding and burial in Cherry Grove. The obituary is to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton Township
Jacob Harger
Brown
Chas, Rieinhardt
Cherry Grove
Hazel Carsen and Earl Edmunds Tie in Carson-Edmunds
At First Saturday on January 3rd the marriage of Mrs Hazel Carsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Z Dyer, to Earl Edmunds occurred in Carson-Edmunds. The couple will begin housekeeping in the city and are welcomed by many friends for a happy prosperous married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Hazel Carsen
Zdyer
Earl Edmunds
Alsa
Ice Cream Social at Herrick Church Lawn
The Helping Hand Society of the Herrick church hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn. Proceeds support local aid projects with free servings for families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society of the
Herrick Church
Tri Township Sunday School Convention at Lake
The Tri Township Sunday School Convention will be held at Lake on Sunday June 25. The program includes a 10:00 am opening by the president, devotional by E L Graham, welcome by P A Oman, and a response by Edgar Grim. Afternoon sessions feature Rev Leroy Whitney and talks by H G Baker with music and a 7 pm closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy M. Whitney
Farwell
H. G. Baker
Children’s Day Pro Brings Joy at Congregational Church
The Sunday Children’s Day program at the Congregational church drew broad praise as one of the year’s most enjoyable events. Mises Butterfield and Miss Witting led the program and floral displays, with performances by Miss Lalla Wilson Doxoloagy, Miss Davy’s Girls, Buttercup Brigade, and several student groups. The program included solos, readings, songs, and the Story of the Key Flower, closing with announcements and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milberry Ie
Methodist Church
Latia Wilson
Davis
Congregational Church
Mises Butterfield
Miss Witting
Lalla Wilson
Davy
Elisabeth Nicholas
Clare County Supervisors Meet in June for Assessment
The Board of Supervisors for Clare County will meet in Harri son on Monday June 26 for the annual session under Public Acts of 1921. The primary purpose is to equalize the assessment rolls, with other business likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Harrison
Randall Cook union tied in Winterfield township
Mise Lela Randall and Neslie Cook of Winterfield township were married Wednesday evening June 7 at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. Barker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lela Randall
Neslie Cook
Winterfield Township
Barker
Mar
Michigan Freight Rates to Be Reduced Across Peninsulas
A final agreement reached May 27 between Michigan rail carriers and state authorities cuts freight rates 25 to 30 percent for upper and lower peninsula shippers. The plan divides the state into Detroit, Grand Rapids, Cadillac, and upper peninsula regions with specified class rates from Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Cadillac groups to Sault Ste Marie and Marquette. The reductions await filing and official approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission and Michigan Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Ernest L. Ewing
Traffic Leagues
Peninosuulas
Upper Peninsula
Trash League
Earl R. Stewarts
Michigan Commission
Beause Chicago
Detroit
Lower Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Grand Rapids
Ionia
Owosso
Flint
Bay City
Thumb
Saginaw Bay Shore
Toledo
Ludington
Reed City
Leota
Standish
Cadillac
Saint Ste. Marie
Straite and
St. Mary’s River
Manistique
Leake Superior
Marquette Group
Black Creek
Menominee
Powell
Lake Superior
Copper Country
West Erd
Peninsula
Sault Ste. Marie
Grand Rapide
Sault
Marquette
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willard Bicknell
Albert Birdeail
J. Henry Canfield Pearl E. Desormeau
Ralph W. Duncan
Dorothy Gorr
Jesuis Grimason Eneley
B. Huber
Isabella County
Chamber of Commerce
Walter White
Methodist “Church
Lumber Co
Larmon Post
Sylvia
Deo
Five County League
Pat Gildwin
Harrison Barryton
Merrill Community Band Coming
Winnie Wilson
Adillac
O. M. Jones
Adrian
Teeters
Coen Gay- Meeting
Terwil- — 'Liger
Carson-Edmunds
Ice Cream Social
Tretownship Sunday School Convention
Lake Sunday
Tri-Township
Lake
Addreas
Rev. Whitney
Anna Oman
Randall-Cook
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