Clare Michigan to construct Hast Firth and Jackson Street Sewer
The Clare Common Council plans a sewer funded 25 percent from the General Sewer Fund with the balance from special assessments on specific blocks and lots in identified districts. A public meeting will be held March 17 1924 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to hear objections or suggestions. George White city clerk dated February 18 1924
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Common Council
City of
Clare
Michigan
Hast Firth
City
Geo. White
The Fire Theme Across Youth and City Scapes
A collage of fire references appears, linking The Chicago fire to youth energy and urban life. It mentions forest blaze and household stove fires, plus a nod to a boss wired plan.
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Chicago
Hands to Sue U S Auto Ins Co Policy Holders
Lansing Michigan February 29 A series of suits will be started against policy holders in the defunct United States Mutual Automobile Insurance Co of Bay City to collect unpaid assessments State Insurance Commissioner L T Hands announced. The company is in receivership with liabilities around 90000. About 4000 policyholders are involved and 100 suits may be started at once. Total to be collected likely 50000 to 100000. Suits to be filed in local courts.
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Lansing
Mich
United States Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Bay City
L. T. Hands
Hands
Romance in the Air and Sea Ships in Verse
A literary reflection contrasts maritime poetry with aviation themes and notes poetry has overlooked those who rise into the air in chips. The piece dwells on romantic subjects across different travel realms and laments gaps in poetic coverage.
School Notes Highlight Band Leader Drummer And Debates
A detailed school column reports Kehont Mews Kindergarten band with Horace Desormeau as leader and Franklin Lohnes on drums amid student absences due to illness. It covers grades from First to High School with hygiene, geography, Japan study, spelling contests, an Oriental Immigration debate, and notable student achievements and attendance data.
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Horace Desormeau
Franklin Lohnes
Local Notes From Clare Township and Surroundings
Community notices recount meetings and events in Clare area functions. Pythian Sisters and Guild gatherings planned for March 18 to 20, plus card party at K of P hall. Local residents travel, shop leases announced, and a sleigh incident noted.
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K. of P
Feeds on Seeds Nests Among Reed Bed Birds
The red winged blackbird nests in swampy bushes and reeds and feeds on insects and weed seeds. The goldfinch is a sociable feeder of many weeds.
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Saga Nativé Magazine
Mass at 8:00 a.m. as Pastor George Flanagan Preaches
Chapel services in Ray Mass. led by Pastor George Flanagan begin with an 8:00 a.m. Mass. Local congregants attend and participate in morning rites.
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Ray
George Flanagan
Prayer meetings and services at Rev. J A Allens home
Weekly prayer meeting hosted by Rev. J A Allen at his home. Sunday evening preaching at 7 30 at Fred Hudsons on East 7th Street.
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J. A. Allen
Fred Hudson
East Hth Street
Milberry Leads Sunday Services at Local Church
Rev. CO Milberry, pastor, conducts morning worship and sermon at 10:00 a m with Bible School at 11:30 and a preaching service at 7:00 p m Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening.
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Bible School
Lutheran Weekend Services Schedule
Lutheran church at 1002 McEwan St lists events for March. Saturday school on March 15 at 1:00 PM. English services on Sunday March 16 at 1:00 PM. Second Lenten service Wednesday March 19 at 7:30 PM. Third Lenten service on March 26.
Lenten Series at Congregational Church on Sources of Knowledge
Rev H B Johnson leads a morning service at 10 15 with special music and a first sermon in a Lenten series on the sources of knowledge concerning the christian life. Sunday School at 11 30 led by Mrs A H Hortes. Evening service at 7 with the cry of the human heart as the sermon topic and a Lenten class at 9 am Saturday in the church parlors.
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A. H. Hortes
Christian Endeavor
Revival Meetings At Wilson School House
Sunday School at 10:00 a m Preaching at 11:00 a m Evening service at 7:00 p m Training for service Saturday at 7:30 at the Chapel Revival meetings continue with good crowds and extended dates Strangers welcomed Attendance grows with services at South McEwan venue
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South McEwan
Wilson School
Sunday Services and Meetings at Clare Church
Rev. O A Lohnes leads a morning program with class, public worship, and Sunday School from 9:30 to 11:30. Evening Epworth League and gospel services follow, with prayer meetings Thursday and cottage sessions Tuesday and Friday. notices invite attendance and honor roll mentions. Sermon by the pastor at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday.
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H. W. Burd
Mra. Clara
Sternaman
Epworth League
Starry Strait
Paine
Elmer Merrihew
Doherty Hosts Party at Hotel Doherty for Hanice Bicknell
Mrs A J Doherty and husband hosted a children's party last Saturday in the hotel dining room. Elevators whistled, music and games sparked merriment as Hanice Mary Bicknell was honored. Maude Tomshack of Ann Arbor received word Farnum Pratt of Los Angeles was shot and killed last Sunday. Pratt, once a Clare boy and Grazt township resident, is remembered locally.
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A.J. Doherty
Hotel Doherty
Hanice Mary Bicknell
Maude Tomshack
Ann Arbor
Farnum Pratt
Los Angeles
Cal
Pratt
Grazt Township
For Sale House and Lot Listing
For sale house and lot listed by Julius Hunt at 208 County Line. Property details not provided in readable text. Listing presents owner contact for interested buyers.
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Julius Hunt
County Line
Wanted Middle Age Warran for Housekeeper
A brief aims to hire a middle aged woman as a housekeeper. The notice cites contact for Julius Hunt in Clare.
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Warran
Julius
Hunt
Clare
Wide Apart Sensibilities Reflected in Social Tensions
Portrayals of social division surface as sensible and sentimental figures struggle to find common ground. The piece contrasts personal values with public norms, highlighting friction between private loyalty and collective expectations.
Veterans protest adjusted compensation bill push
N L Tibbils urges citizens to contact Congressman Woodruff and Senators Ferris and Couzens in support of an adjusted veterans pay plan. The piece argues against perceived wartime profits and outlines proposed postwar pay structures including $1.00 daily home service and $1.25 overseas time, with balances via certificates and aid programs.
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Roy O. Woodruff
W. N. Ferris
Jas. Couzens
Congress
Govt. Congress
American Legion
U. S. Treasury
Gov’t
Mellon
N. L. Tibbils
Gardners Lose With Inferior Varieties
Michigan market gardeners lose profits by planting inferior varieties says George H. Starr vegetable specialist at Michigan Agricultural College. He urges growers to choose varieties with productiveness appearance and high quality and to seek the best strains available. Information available from the horticultural department at Michigan Agricultural College in East Lansing.
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Michigan
George H. Starr
Michigan Agricultural College
Starr
Horticultural Department
Agricultural College
Hast Lansing
Masquerade Dance By Mt Vernon Grange
Mt Vernon Grange dance committee announces an old time masquerade dance at the hall Friday evening March 14th. Everyone welcome to join the event and enjoy a period themed gathering.
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Mt. Vernon Grange Dance
Vernon Township Republicans Gaucus Cactus? (Note: Title needs correction)
The Republicans of Vernon Township will hold their caucus at the town hall Saturday afternoon March 16 commencing promptly at 1:00 o'clock by order of Committee.
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Vernon
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Clare’s New Suit Store
Howard W. Jones
U. S. Auto Ins. CO
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Grant Township
Sea John
Lamb
Japan
Hilda Eberhart
Margaret Sage
Joe
Robert Loveman
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By Wilma Hochstetler
Joe Wardell
Neal Stirling
Laila Wahl
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Donald Shoup
Gerald Callahan
Lea Joslin
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Caple
Andrews
William Cullen Bryant
Eva Wilson
Shepherd
Hachmuth
Remington Typewriter Company
Mr. Strait
Lucile Callihan
Lucile
Remington
Lulu Woolston
Fannie Corbin
Lena Timm
Elsie Shull
Pero Marquette
Harrison
Arbor
Dem
Pythian Sisters
Nate Trumble
Detroit
King’s Daughters
Baptist Parsonage
Guild
Howard Jones
Messrs
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Harry Terwilliger
Cranberry Lake
Ladies’ Union
C. H. Sutherland
Fred Smalley
Eaw. -Russell
Flint
Vernon Township
Claré Hardware
Unit No. 3
St. Cecelia Society
the Sentinel
Fred Morgan
Widen
Thompson
Elden C Bogardus
Ramey & Feighner
L. W. Jackson
Tatman Grocery
Southeast
Sheridan News
Joel DeGeer
George Boody
Roy Feighner
Ward Roy
Grand Lodge
Michael Weess
Ladies Aid
Budd Lake
Clare Study Club
Clare Library Association
Wilson School House
Currie Farm
Library Association
Norma Stanford
Alice Bicknell
Donald Bicknell
Duncan’s Hall
John Q. Lock Lodge, F. & A. M
Princess Theatre
Asline
Adv
Hitie Harvey
Catholic
B. Milberry
Lutheran
Leonard O. Bernthal, Pastor
McEwan St
H. B. Johnson
Church OF God OR Saints
Primley
Methodist
O. A. Lohnes
St. Clare
Herrick
the Bank
Gaucus
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