July 4 Celebration Planned by Pythias Lodge
The Glare Knight Pythias of this city announces a large all day July 3 4 celebration with a midways largest ever in Central Michigan a passenger aeroplane rides and a Merrill band. Five County League baseball and free street attractions head the day with an auto show bazaar Ford giveaway two dance halls and constant entertainment for visitors.
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Pythias
Clare
Michigan
Merrill’s
Five County League
Kenny & Williams
Andrae Brothers
Auto wreck leaves man badly injured near Harrison
Last Saturday afternoon Herman Grewe of Hatton was two miles north of Harrison in a car crash that broke his neck and paralyzed his body. He drove north with the Hughes Bros. track from Harrison when the track occupants turned in front. To avoid collision he swerved off the road, the car rolled, pinning him and injuring his neck. He was taken to a local hospital. his recovery hopes are noted.
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Harrison
Herman Grewe
Hatton
The
Sentinel
Hughes Bros
Jaatahead
Two Mile Corner
Aber
Pr. Reeder
High School Team Tops Gladwin In Dual Sports Victory
The all star high school nine defeated Gladwin on the baseball diamond while the tennis team won two of three cups on Gladwin courts. Canfield beat J Young in a long three set match as Hosa Thompson and Marian Drevy won mixed doubles. The girls’ singles match saw Violet Winslow and Marian Davy give a strong effort. Birdsall starred on the basepaths as Don Huber pitched well and Stough led the offense. After the game, a banquet at the Bungalow, arranged by Coach Lampman, celebrated the squad’s season with a large chicken and shortcake feast and playful favors printed with nicknames.
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Gladwin
Gad
Mo Reat
Canfield
Gladwin Contenaer
J + Young
Young
Hosa Thompson
Marian Drevy
Violet Winslow
Marian Davy Putuap
Marian
Birdsall
Don Huber
Stough
Coach Lampman
Lampman
Sap’t. Jones
Pete’’ Carey
Excellent Catches of Kass Far in Clare County Lakes
Kass Far and partners led by Wm. Lange Howard Jones and George White opened bass season June 15 and fished Clare County lakes. They returned with fourteen bass on the first trip then twelve larger on the next outing. Locals asked about bait but the anglers advise checking tackle dealers for stock as baits move slowly.
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Wm. Lange
Howard Jones
Clare County
George White
Paige
Merrill Band Touts Its Fourth of July Clare Appearance
The Merrill Band under Mr. Barber, famed leader of the 828th regiment band trained at Camp Queter, entertained Clare on Tuesday. The forty-piece group, praised for fine music after a year of practice, will headline Clare’s July 4 celebration with several prior tours and thanks from local officials.
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Merrill Band
Barber
828Th Regiment
Camp Queter
Lee
Toompeon
Geo
Postmaster Examination Announced for Clare City
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive postmaster exam not under the civil service act. Applicants must file Form 2211 and 2241 with details. exams will be held July 15 1922 in Clare Mt Pleasant and other cities with vacancies listed by office.
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United States Civil Service
Civil Service Act
Clare
Earl Tapper
bDoard of
Civil Service Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Colemans
Parnell
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
K of P Jodge Plans July Fourth Celebrations
The K of P Jodge announces a city wide Fourth of July celebration in Clare with over $1000 spent on displays and concessions approved by the city council to fund the event and support lodge activities for residents and nearby communities.
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K. of P. Jodge
Clare
Connisis
Lodge
Merchant
Oak Nore
Two Clare Young People Graduate in Detroit
The Sentinel reports two local graduates this week Florence Bessie M Ort pianist in a graduation recital at the Detroit University of Music with Rose Burdeno and Jessie Morehouse performing and Carl Holbrook graduating from Detroit College of Law at the Board of Commerce Auditorium on June 22. The paper extends congratulations and best wishes for success in their chosen professions.
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Sentinel
Detroit University of Music
Francis G. York
Florence Bessie M. Ort
Rose Burdeno
Jessie Morehouse
Detroit
Board of Commerce
The
Mises Ort
Mr. Holbrook
Class of 1922 Bid to Serve
The Baccalaureate address by Rev. Milberry praised the Class of 1922 for service over status, stressing consistent effort and worthwhile work as a path to humanity. Following diploma ceremonies, the Class of 1922 graduates become alumni, while the Class of 1923 begins with improved prospects and cooperative spirit.
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Milberry
Thank you note for Clare community and hospital support
The Thompson family expresses deep gratitude to Clare citizens for sympathy and flowers from the K of P lodge and tokens by mail. They thank Grandma Bigsey Mr and Mrs H O Ball and Bergotifol house, the hospital and home caregivers, the Guild ladies for the book bisque, and all who offered support.
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Clare
Ann Arbor
K.of P.longe
Carda
Mall
Grandma Bigsey
H. O. Ballor
Bergotifol ‘House
Guild
Meyer Il. H. Thompson
Special Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Item
A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was scheduled with attendees named in the notice. The brief indicates a formal gathering to discuss local business concerns and community issues.
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The
Clare Records Easy Victory Over Farwell
Clare baseball club routed Farwell last Thursday at Recreation Park in a one sided win. Terwilliger pitched brilliantly allowing only one hit in the early innings before Grover relieved him as Clare built a five run lead and coasted to the finish. The visitors managed only six hits and produced a late ninth inning error aided scoring.
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Recreation Park
Clare
Farwell Boys
Terwilliger
Haley
Grover
Farwell
Gee
D. Luce
Bailey
Geo. Fuller
Stinchcomb
J. Graham
Geo. Bailey
Bingham
L. Oden
Baakir
Civic
Clare AB Haley
E. Habel
C Stough
Wood
Baldwin
Terwillizer
Rhe Farwell
Cline
Belle
Death of Jacob Harger in Hatton township
Jacob Harger of Hatton township, born January 22 1871 in Dekall county Indiana, died June 11 1922 at age 51 4 20. He worked for the Wabash R R for 21 years and belonged to the Disciple church of Hamilton Indiana. He leaves a step mother three brothers one sister 8 nephews and many relatives and friends. Funeral services were held from Brown church Thursday June 16 officiated by Rev Chas Kleinhardt and interment at Berry Grove.
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Jacob
James
Elizabeth Harger
Dekall County
Indiana
Hatton Township
Wabash R. R
Hamilton
Ind
Elster
Sheriff Nomination Bid Announced in Clare County
A political notice announces a Republican candidate’s bid for sheriff in Clare County with details on nomination and primary processes. The text confirms intent to run and participate in the upcoming party primary.
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Clare County
Pretty Greer wedding at the groom's home
Miss Lillian M. Greer of Gladwin and Mr. Arthur L. Nauman of West Branch wed at Burt Greer’s home 305 Beech. Ceremony featured organ music, flowers, and a bridal party including Mrs. Bert Greer as matron of honor and Miss Frances Greer as ring bearer. After a Detroit boat trip, the couple will reside in West Branch after July 25.
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Burt Greer
Beech
Lillian M. Greer
Gladwio
Arthur L
Nauman
West Branch
J. T. Sargent
Misa Genevieve Nauman
Copeland
Episcopal Church
Schoola
Michigen
County Normal
Ogemaw
Chicago
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Catholic service led by Rev. George Flanagan at 10:06 a.m. Congregational Sunday School at 11:30 a.m. J P Jones, Superintendent. Free Methodist Sunday School at 4:00 p.m. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Lutheran Co 3 Pastor R Hoeneche supply. No services June 25 next services July 2 English services at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:15 a.m.
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Catholic
George Flanagan
Mase
Free Methodist
Local Church Services Schedule Across Sheridan
The Baptist Church led by Pastor C D Milberry offers morning worship at 10 00 Bible school at 11 30 and evening service at 7 30 PM Central Standard Time for the Sheridan area. West Church of God under Pastor W B Teeters holds services at Mrs Groves home on West Street with Sunday School at 4 00 PM and preaching at 11 00 AM. A prayer meeting is set Thursday evening at Mrs Groves home on West 8th Street inviting strangers and others to attend.
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Teeters
Reverend E W Davis Pastor Inspires Sunday Services
Pastor Rev E W Davis leads morning service at 4 15 PM and Sunday 11 30 AM Sobaoab Mrs Stein Lampman September. All Mens Bible Class members urged to attend Sunday to plan a Mona Picnic Evening Worship 7 30 PM. Prayer meeting announces. You are cordial invited Herrick
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E. W. Davis
Stein Lampman
Herrick
Hard Luck HTS In Gladwin Showdown For First Place
Last Sunday Clare and Gladwin met in the season’s hardest game, tied for first, with a large local crowd. Clare began with Hatley, a two bagger, but support failed. Terwilliger pitched well for Clare while Goldwin nearly scored and Haley made key plays. The contest was clean and the community awaits the return game.
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Faue
Gladwin
Clare
Hatley
Gladwin Bunner
Pirate
Terwilliger
Bis
Goldwin
Hesley
Stout
Haley
Gorr
Healey
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of our son and brother. Grateful for floral offerings, the eingera, those who furnished autos, and Rev Chas Kleiphardt for comforting words. Mrs James Harger and Family.
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Chas. Kleiphardt
James Harger End
Coleman Beats Gad In Wild Comeback In Baseball
Coleman overcame an 8 to 0 deficit in the seventh and tied Gladwin for first place with a dramatic 14 to 8 comeback. Atwater Sisco and Fauet led the late charge as Coleman surged past Gladwin and narrowed Clare’s gap to a half game.
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Coleman
Gladwin
Atwater
Sisco
Fauet
Clare
Millinery Sale Slashes Hats and Trim Prices
Hats flowers and fancy trimmings to be sold at half price on Saturday January 24. Come early for best selection. Children’s hats 50 cents each. Giadge L Hampton notes sale and location.
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Jane
Giadge L. Hampton
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