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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
2
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A Clare High School Class of 1921 address urges graduates to "play the game" of life with honesty, teamwork, and study. It encourages pursuing college, farming, or teaching, embracing opportunity, and remaining open minded about science, history, and future challenges.
A 1879 Clare issue notes David Alger and Charles Frieder arranging sales of a patent improvement, wheat yields from J D Newth’s farm, and new locomotives for a Saginaw Mt Pleasant railroad. Reports cover fires, weather, and local illnesses. Notable items include death of Miss Kate Horning, Timbers clearance by Gus Allen, Mt Pleasant railroad progress, and community moves to Birmingham New York.
Mrs. Tabpa Tubbs of Caleta welcomes a daughter born June 13. Mrs. Reank-Burch recovers from illness. The Ladies Aid at Mrs. Fred Babcock’s is well attended. Families and neighbors spent Sunday at Clare and Stevenson Lakes. Obaa Church reports the misfortune of losing a horse.
Mrs Ellen Garver and daughter Roth returned home from Ohio Monday. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Leitner on the loss of their daughter. Mrs Abner Fiacher visited with sister-in-law Mrs James Barger. Day exercises Sunday evening. The offering for miastone totaled 11.75 dollars. Quarterly meeting Saturday and Buntley Jane sth and 19th. Baptist services Sunday afternoon. Mrs Albert Lautzenbeiser left Friday for relatives in Indians. son Lewis joined to Lansing. Wilbur Lower and Alton Lautzenbier to Saginaw Sunday. Margaret and Ralph Nixon of Bannister visiting grandmother Mrs D Denno. Ralph Denno visited Sunday with mother Mrs D Denno and family.
Mr and Mrs Earl Smith arrived from Constanople to visit Mr Smiths parents in the Norway rance. The Windover and Temple Ladies Aid held a gathering at Mrs Charlies Wheeler home. The next meeting is June 23 at Mrs Raby Wyandt. Open granges are planned at Winddover school on June 18 with Mr K Keller speaking. All farmers and grangers are urged to attend with dinner baskets.
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