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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
8
A 10 acre fruit farm with about 600 trees including cherry peach and apple features a stone house with cellar a small barn and sturdy fencing. Priced right and open to trade for city property.
A long list of Sunday services across denominations including Congregational Free Methodist Lutheran Baptist and Church of God with times and locations. Notable entries include English Communion at Lutheran on McEwan Street and joint morning service at the Baptist church with Sunday School at 11:30. Revival meetings begin June 24 with Nina Wheelock taking charge June 28.
Weekly Wednesday event at Loomis Hall featuring live music and a lively social dance scene. Patrons enjoy good music, a welcoming hall, and a pleasant atmosphere for dancing. Address or date not specified.
Clare community headlines include births such as Shirley Jean Cobleigh born June 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Cobleigh, and Jane Ann Martin born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Martin in Saginaw. Local meetings span Rebekah lodge gatherings, Ladies Union events, and L. O. L. supper plans, with residents visiting relatives across Ontario and Michigan towns.
Twenty two members of the June Bugs gathered at the Coleman lodge for a birthday celebration. Mrs Allen led the group with stories by Mrs Newsom and Mrs Morden, a poetry recital by Evelyn Brighthill, and playful tales from J H Wilson and Sim Bogardus. Dewey Inn was celebrated as the night closed with a late supper and a hopeful plan for next year.
Notice to owners and land possessors in Hatton Township Clare County Michigan to cut down and destroy all noxious weeds on or before July 1 1923 with penalties including costs and a lien on the land. Offenders may be fined ten dollars plus costs for allowing thistles milkweeds and other weeds to grow and seeds to ripen. Dated June 19 1923 by Wm Rhodes Commissioner of Highways Mallon Township. FOR SALE Holstein bull 3 years old Ray Parish near Clare Michigan.
A violent storm swept central Saskatchewan causing property damage across Saskatoon and Rosetown. Telephones lines were down for miles, store fronts and roofs were ripped away, and farm buildings were hurled through the air. One death was initially reported with several injuries and near misses during a 40 minute passage.
Amethysta releases a calming blend said to ease nerves and promote calm. The product centers on a soothing aroma and gentle tonic qualities.
About 266 billion silkworms produce 60 million pounds of raw silk annually. The silk thread length San be about 150 billion miles, with a velocity of 4,700 miles per second. Also notes easing misunderstandings through timely, proper communication and suggests trying a classified line next week.
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