Noticed This Week’s Auction Postponements and Sales
Snow storm delays several auctions as listings appear for Robinson at east Sheridan and Mrs Smith in Vernon. Davison sale on Sec 17 Surrey and Thayer sale postponed to Monday the 29th after the storm. Other fall lists mention Evans heading to Canada, Crawford at Tudor Shank farm, Ramey Vernon sale on Apr 8, Lineberry at Sec 26 Grant Apr 13, and Sheridan sales on Sec 31 and 7 Wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Robinson
Robinson
East Sherdan
Merrl. Davison
Surrey
WM. Smith
Thayer
Noah Mark
Brand Farm
John W. Evans
Evang
Canada
Wa. Crawford
Crawford
Tudor Shank Farm
Sheridan
Eli Ramey
W. L. Lineberry
Lineberry
Bec
Grant
Jas. McEvily
W. N. Younglove
E. J. Calking
Calkins
Hinkleville School House
Republican Convention Scheduled for Clare April 21 1920
A Republican convention is called to meet in Clare on Wednesday April 21 at 7 00 p m to elect five delegates to the state convention in Kalamazoo May 5 and handle other business. Delegates will be elected by caucuses in each township and ward with specified entitlements for named districts and wards. Committee officers C Kirkbride and G H K Lamb preside, dated March 23 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Gs. m
Kalamazoo
Arthur
Franklin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Grasenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Reading
Sheridan
Summerfield
Surrey
Winterfield
Harrison
Republican Co. Committee
C. Kirkbride
G. HK. Lamb
Poor House Bond Issue Draws Isabela County Vote
Voters in Isabella County face a April vote on a proposed 100000 bond for building a Poor House. The item is presented with cautious emphasis on cost and quality, noting typical court house costs and suggesting a need for prudent spending amid local millinery and a spring sale context.
Taxpayer urges road bond support for Wise township
The letter argues taxpayers should back a $15 000 to $20 000 road bond plan to improve mud prone routes. It notes county aid and state funds, defends the project against tax burden, and urges voters to approve three miles of road on April 6 with emphasis on practical gains for the agricultural township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Wise Township
W. Maxwell
Herrick
Miie
Andersonville
Shen
Saginaw
Ludington
Tex Payer
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our great bereavement in the death of our wife mother and grandmother. We thank the choir Rev Hoenecke for comforting words and also for the cars and many for the beautiful lovers. Gitte Garchow Mr and Mrs Wm Garchow and Family John Garchow and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenecke
Gitte Garchow
Wm. Garchow
John Garchow
Daniel Sunday Dies at 76 in Alma Michigan
Daniel Sunday born Seneca County Ohio May 10 1843 died March 17 1920 at home of his youngest daughter in Alma Michigan aged 76 years 10 months 7 days. Survived by six children Ire Sunday Fort Wayne Indiana L W Sunday Clare Michigan Eva J Waidin Alverado Indiana Margaret A Comer Carrie D Mates Alma Michigan Isa B Ejgett Battle Creek Michigan. Funeral held March 20 at Clare Methodist Church Burial Cherry Grove beside wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sunday
Seneca County
Ohio
Peter Matea
Alma
Mich
Steuben County
Thera Hse
Susannah Lige
Fayette County
Lil
Auburne Ind
Staben County
Clare County
Lis
Bias
Sunday
Fort Wayne Ind
L. W. Sunday
Clare Mich
Eva J. Waidin
Alverado, Ind
Margaret A. Comer
Carrie D. Mates
Alma, Mich
Isa B. E.jjgett
Battle Creek
Clare
Davie
Methodist Church
Cherry Grove
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
Central Standard time observed. Methodist Episcopal led by Rev H E Davis with morning 10 am and evening 7 pm services. Sunday School 11:30 am. Epworth League 6 pm. training class 9 am. Christian Science meets 10:30 am at T W Michael’s corner 6th and Beech. Lutheran Hugo 4H Hoenecke English 10 am service. Sunday School 11:15 am. Good Friday and Easter services. Catholic Rev J J McAllister presides 8:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. We Davis
Epworth League
Training Clase
T. W. Michael
6Th and
Beech
Ellis Mollotte
Hugo
Hoenecke
County Road Board Takes Over More Road Sections
The County Board of Road Commissioners will assume control of several additional road stretches across the county. The action adds up to about 91.10 miles and expands the already existing network under county management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Co. Road Commissioners
Feighner Brother Buried. City Resident Buried Here
Geo E Feighner brother of Jerry Feighner and former city resident passed away and burial conducted here on Tuesday. Further notice will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Feighner
Jerry Feighner
Tuseday
Oyster Supper at Herrick Hall Friday Evening
Oyster supper at Herrick Hall Friday evening March 236. Price five cents. Everyone invited. Proceeds for church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Hall
Funeral thanks for Daniel Sanday and choir tribute
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who cared and assisted in the funeral services for Daniel Sanday. Special gratitude is extended to the choir for the beautiful music. The Children. Mr. Produces. Own your own meal market by cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sanday
Hatton Township GOP Nominating Ticket Listed
The Republicans of Hatton Township nominate for supervisor Chas Klenhardt clerk Chas Heber treasurer Clyde M Fisher commissioner Wm Cunningham board of review John Hartman board of review vacancy I A Hileman justice full term Mrs W H Kennedy justice vacancy Mrs Clasad Beakers constables Joha Alwood A J Freed Will Hileman Emerson Burton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton Township
Chas Klenhardt
Chas Heber
Clyde M. Fisher
Wm. Cunningham
Board of Review
John Hartman
I. A. Hileman
W.H Kennedy
Clasad Beakers
Conatabiea
Joha. Alwood
A. J. Freed
Will Hileman
Emerson Burton
Art Day Deliberates on Collecting and Artists
The club met with Mrs. Fred McQuire for an afternoon meeting. Members discussed next year’s club work, heard talks on John Sargent, Paul DeLongpre, and American art collections, and enjoyed Paychie Phenomina presented by Mrs. Roe. The program included visual aids from Mrs. Wilson and music by Mrs. McQuire. The next gathering is scheduled for April 7 with Mrs. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McQuire
Sutherland
Abbey
Geo Johnson
John Sargent
Greer
America
Artibes
Paul DeLongpre
Roe
J. O. Wilson
California
Mrs John Glover South Named Republican Leader for Kentucky
Mrs John Glover South of Kentucky chairs the Republican Women's Division and was elected one of the four leaders guiding Kentucky Republicans to the National Convention in Chicago next June. She is the daughter of the late Governor Bradley and cousin to the current governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glover South
Republican National Committee
Kentucky
Chicago
Atate
South
Govenor Bradley
Govenor
Religion of Presidents Religions of U.S. Presidents listed
The article catalogs the religious affiliations of U.S. presidents from Washington to Wilson. It notes Episcopalian or Anglican, Unitarian, Presbyterian, Methodist, Reformed Dutch, and other denominations for each president mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Washington
J. Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
J. Q. Adams
Jackson
van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Filmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Amsdens Easter Ball at Duncan’s Auditorium
Amsden’s Easter Ball in Clare at Duncan's Auditorium on Thursday April 8 1920 under K of P Lodge Clare. Dancing 9 p m to 1 a m. Arthur Amsden to lead the orchestra for quality music. Admission set at 3 dollars with ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsden
Duncan’s
K. of P. Lodge
Clare
Arthur Amsden
Notice Of Determination On Clare County Roads 1920
Clare County boards declare nine townships roads taken over as county roads. Notices go to Franklin Greenwood Redding Hayes Freeman Arthur Lincoln Grant Sheridan authorities with weekly Clare County newspaper publications for three weeks. R Emerson chairman S W Sly Samuel Junce board clerk Seymour Andras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrison
Mich
Franklin
Greenwood
Redding
Bayes
Freeman
Arthur
Lincoln
Grant
Sheridan
Clare County
Board of County Road Commissioners
County of
Clare
Hamilton
Said
Said Township
Said Redding
Hayes
Gar- Beld
Aad
Clare County Cleaver
Clars Courier
Olsre Sentinel
R. Emerson
Private Sell Leads to Moonshine Stills Tale
A Kentucky revenue officer paid a native 350 to guide him to a private moonshine still. They wandered mountain roads for years until reaching army camps, where the native introduced a soldier on duty as his brother, claiming the private still line ran through him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Fred
Mt Pleasant jury convicts man after three hour deliberation
A Mt Pleasant jury returns a murder verdict after a three hour deliberation involving Mr Donsilson. The case centers on the death of a woman whose husband was murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Donsilson
Mt. Pleasant
Oinica
Newberry Conspiracy Convictions Shake Senate Circle
After a lengthy trial Sen. Newberry and fifteen others were convicted of conspiring to violate campaign finance laws. Two chief conspirators received two years in Leavenworth and $10,000 fines. others faced shorter terms or fines. C. A. Reading, acquitted, drew praise from supporters who vow DOJ will investigate Ford's campaign finances next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Newberry
Mr. Newberry
Leavenworth
C. A. Reading
Reading
Department of Justice
Ford
Samuel Young A Pioneer and Family Tribute at Clare Co
A gathering in Thurs ton's room last Friday honored Samuel Young born June 15 1835 in Lancaster County Penn He married Mary Hoover April 4 1861 also of Lancaster County Their children John B of Detroit Joseph B of Alberta and Isabel A of Cambridge Springs are named His early work was in Penns old regions and he moved with family to Clare County March 7 1874 A sturdy pioneer with strong mind and steadfast care for his aging wife his life over forty six years is praised by the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Young
Thurston’s
Rooma
John
Mr. Young
Lancaster Co
Penn
Mary&. Hoover
John B
Detroit
Joseph
Alberta
Canada
Isabel A
Cambridge Springs
Elmira
N. Y
Clare Co
Automobile rail links eyed for northeastern Michigan traffic
Experts warn that railroad service gaps in northeastern Michigan could push counties to adopt auto transport for freight and passengers. Plans outline a track line linking Gladwin Beaverton Hope Edenville and Midland to Bay City with other routes to Pinconning Standish Sterling and West Branch and a lake shore corridor. A trunk line between the Michigan Central and Detroit Mackinac lines may run north to reach underserved areas using motorized carriages for both freight and passenger travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Gladwin
Beaverton
Hope
Edenville
Midland
Bay City
Pinconning
Standish
Sterling
Weet
Lake Shore
Alpena
Cheboygan
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
Wich
Michigan Central
Detroit & Mackinac
Public speech on America first and cabinet merit
The article argues for prioritizing American interests over global entanglements and stresses choosing a president who will assemble a competent cabinet. It cites Lincoln’s wartime cabinet as an example and condemns appointing unqualified loyalists who merely praise the leader.
Clare election notice for mayor clerk and ward officials
Electors of the City of Clare are told to vote in the annual election on Monday April 5 1920. Voters will choose Mayor Clerk Treasurer and for each ward Supervisor Alderman and Constable at three polling places Fire Ward First House Second Ward Grahame Son Garage Third Ward City Hall. Polls open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dated March 17 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hose
Vernon Liberty Red Cross Meeting Planned April 1
The Vernon Liberty Red Cross will gather April 1 at Mrs. Geo. Ackerman’s home for a pot luck dinner. Hostesses Mesdames George and Charies Ackerman will provide hot biscuits and maple syrup at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Liberty Red Cross
Geo. Ackerman
Mesdames
George
Charies Ackerman
Ketcham Seeks Congress Seat in 4th District
John O. Ketcham master of the State Grange announces his candidacy for Congress in the 4th Spring Pres sionan district. He previously ran four years ago but Edward L. Hamilton won and now withdraws from the race leaving the field open. Ketcham is a well known local figure with strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Ketcham
State Grange
Congress
Edward L. Hamilton
Ketcham
Hamilton
Tle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meebyl Davison
Delmar Thayer
Frank
Mr. Wah
Grover Reynolds
Isabella Co
H. O. Ball
W. Oth
Church News
Methodist Episcopal
Christian Science
J. J. McAllister
Clare Study
WN. E. Mich
Fone
Indianapolis
League of Nations
Wonderfu League
Edwin M. Stanton
S&s
L. Bogears
Mareh
Vernon Liberty
Gross
Ackermama
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