Buddies of World War Meet Again After War
A former Scotch soldier who served in Russia reunites with American buddy Glenn Henry of Breckenridge Michigan. The man, 28, married, came to make America his future home with Henry funding his transport. They served in Archangel and northern Russia where a park wire fence was the only defense due to deep froze ground.
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Russia
Clare
America
Glenn Henry
Breckenridge
Michigan
England
France
Archangel
Henry
310Th Hngineers
Funeral service for James Garland held in Clare County
The funeral of James Garland was conducted by Rev. W. W. Hurd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Chaffee with burial in Cherry Grove cemetery. Born July 16, 1846 in Guelph Ontario, he settled in Clare county after moving to Michigan at age 25 and lived there most of his life. He married Annie Garland in 1882 and had five children from that union, plus a son from his first marriage, twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He died March 22 at his daughter May Chaffee’s home. The funeral drew many relatives and friends, and he is remembered as a hardy pioneer and respected county citizen.
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James Garland
W. W. Hurd
Eonest Chaffee
Cherry Grove
Guelph
Ontario
Michigan
Clare County
Clare
Annie Garland
Richard
Detroit
Floyd
Ann Arpor
May Chaffee
Minnie Bruce
Princess Theatre March Events Preview
March 30 to April schedule lists Two Outlaws Rex the Wonder Horse on Saturday and The Air Legion on Sunday with Antonio Moreno, plus Two Arabian Knights and His Private Life Adolphe Menjou on other days. The lineup warns laughs may cause heart palpitations. audience advised to bring restoratives. Coming April 7 8 The Carnation Kid and The Gos sack далее.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Wonder Horse
Sun
Air Legion
Antonio Moreno
U. S. Air Mail
Wim
Boyd
Thur-Fii
Adolph
Menjou Collegians
Carnation Kid
Douglas McLean
the Gossack
John Gilbert
Alice White
Milk theft rumor denied by Fred Verette neighbor dispute
A rumor circulated in Fred Verette's neighborhood alleging he stole milk, which he and others deny. The message concludes with a signoff from Jones John Bruckart.
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Fred ‘Verette
Jones John Bruckart
Callaghan introduces bill to aid farmers on tuberculosis cattle
Lansing March 4 1929 Representative Miles M Callaghan introduced a state bill to raise cattle indemnity to federal levels for condemned tubercular cattle. The measure would increase state payments to 35 for trade animals and 70 for purebreds matching federal rates. It also confirms a 250000 appropriation for eradication work in Clare Osceola and five other counties.
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Clare-Osceola
P. D. Gibson
M. M. Callaghan
Lansing
Michigan
Clare County
Harrison
Gibson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Department
Clare
Osceola
House
Ways and Means
Miles M. Callaghan
Political notice from Coral Collins urges Clare voters to vote
A local candidate addresses rumors about life insurance and bank holdings. He asks Clare voters to mark an X next to his name at the polls on Monday April 1 with a brief campaign ad.
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Clare County, Savings Bank
Mie
Adv
Thompson challenges mayoral figures in Clare
L H Thompson lodges a formal critique of the mayor's cash claim claiming an $11 808 45 balance ignores $11 500 in unpaid notes that cannot be paid until next year's taxes. He notes an overdraft of 1454 83 in the water fund and unresolved 4000 borrowed funds.
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Clare
Hether
Clare Sentinel
Mother and Daughter Banquet Delights Congregational Church
The annual Mother and Daughter banquet at the Congregational church drew 130 women and girls. Men cooked and served, hall decor followed a green and white scheme, and the program featured a toast to mothers, a play about the seven ages of woman, readings, and musical numbers by Neenah Cregier, Nelda Callihan, and Mrs. W. S. McAllister.
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Congregational Church
Neenah Crigier
Nelda Callihan
H. B. Johnson
G. R. Bogan
Stuart Bicknell
Victoria Mercer
Frank Hochstetler
Stella Artibee
Elizabeth Feighner
Maxine Jones
Virginia Koch
Wilma Hochstetler
Francis Greer
Kathleen Bogan
C. H. Sutherland
A. BE. Wylie
Neenah Cregier
Music Students Presented in Recital by Mrs Bicknell
Friday at Mrs Helen Bicknell home studio in Clare with piano pupils from Clare Harrison and Lake. Program included solos duets and a quartet. List of performers includes Betty Gordamer Doris Ramey Cleo Tryon La Verne Bates Ethel Coulter Virginia Schaaf Norma Bates Dorothy Green Alger Brown Josephine Green Patrice Doherty Betty Callihan Lucille Coulter Irene Grigg Hilda Eberhart Mable Dora Armalee Gerow Mary McKeever Lucile Brooks Louise Topps Margaret Morgan Jeanette Green Wilma Hochstetler Nelda Callihan Elizabeth Krell Donna Davis. Duets by Frances Green Virginia Friz Ester Chafee. Quartet by Nelda Callihan Louise Topps Maxine Jones Betty Doherty. Refreshments served after.
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Helen Lucile Bicknell
Clare
Harrison and
Lake
East State Street
Betty Gordamer
Doris Ramey
Cleo Tryon
la Verne Bates
Ethel Coulter
Virginia Schaaf
Norma Bates
Dorothy Green
Nelda Callihan
Louise Topps
Maxine Jones
Betty Doherty
City Electors Receive Statement On Water Meter Discount Rumors
City elector Ivan By Felner releases an affidavit denying council involvement in any cash discount scheme for water meters. The letter from F L Weaver of Hersey Mfg Co confirms no such offing of discounts or remuneration to officials.
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Hersey Mfg. Co
F. L. Weaver
Oper
Common Council
Hersey Mig
Clare Road Leveler Continues in Demand
The Sentinel features an advertisement for the Clare Road Leveler Works made in our city. John Northon reports shipments to Alberta Canada Hillsdale County and Pennsylvania with testimonials from satisfied users. Townships should consider this road leveler at their meetings next Monday due to spring road conditions.
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the Sentinel
Clare Road
John Northon
Northon
Alberta
Hillsdale County
Pennsylvania
Sportsmen Protest Closure of Cranberry Lake
Seventy-eight sportsmen from Clare county met at the K of P hall to protest the closing of county lakes for public fishing and shooting. They cited Cranberry Lake west of Clare as fenced for a fur farm by the Wild Life Reservation Corporation and formed a committee to seek action from the State Conservation Department.
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Clare County
K. of P. Hall
Cranberry Lake
Clare
Wild Life Reservation Corporation
George White
John Asline
O. C. Somerville
Lake
Ben Carpenter
Harrison
State Conservation Department
Cranberry
Little Milikie Child Dies in Lansing
Moetta Irene Milikie, born October 9, 1922 in Arthur Township, died March 23, 1929 at her Lansing home at age six years five months and fourteen days. Survived by parents Enoch and wife and four siblings, services held at the Wasson home with Rev. Kleinhart. burial at Cherry Grove. The family recalls a brief life marked by innocence and faith, with verses from loved ones expressing grief and hope of reunion in heaven.
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Moetta Irene
Enoch Milikie
Arthur Township
Lansing
Darling
Rodger
William
Marlin
Edith
Clare
Fleetta
John. Ankiey
Surrey High School Boys Future Farmers Club Hosts Dinner
The Surrey Township Agricultural High School formed a Boys Future Farmers Club aimed at national affiliation. On Friday the group held an open house with a six o'clock dinner served entirely by the boys for about 100 guests, including Edward B. Gallup Clare County Agent Paul Gibson and Asa H. Aldrich. The event showcased the students' table setting food preparation and service in a well-lit school room, led by Superintendent S Perry Johnson who introduced the speakers after the meal.
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Surrey Township Agricultural High School
Boys Future Farmers Club
Edward B. Gallup
Department of Public Instruction
Clare County
Paul Gibson
Asa H. Aldrich
Surrey High School
S. Perry Johnson
City Treasurer Candidate Martha Hutchinson Fidelity
Mrs. Martha Hutchinson, Democratic candidate for Clare City Treasurer, long resident near Clare, ran a Brown Corners grocery for eight years gaining business experience. She faced financial reverses, mortgaged her home, and supports herself by sewing while caring for her daughter. She seeks voter support as an honorable qualified nominee.
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Martha.Hutchinson
Clare
Brown Corners
Clare Hardware expands stock with McAllister purchase
The Clare Hardware and Furniture Company bought the W. S. McAllister furniture stock and moved it to their store. Combined with existing stock and incoming spring goods, the firm plans a major sale soon to clear excess merchandise.
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Clare Company
Clare Hardware and Furniture Company
W. S. McAllister Furniture
Vespers Among the Lilies at Methodist Church
A special service next Sunday evening will be held among the lilies at the Methodist church under Epworth League auspices at the usual hour upstairs. Organ by Mrs. McGuire. Worship service by Mrs. Sternaman. Duet by the Misses Hachmuth and Mulder. Dramatic reading The Roman Soldier's Report by Mrs. Martha Bicknell. Other fine features. Public invited.
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Epworth League
McGuire
Sternaman
Hachmuth
Mulder
Martha Bicknell
Mrs. Orville J. Alger Laid to Rest in 1929 Service
Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Orville J. Alger aged 51 at Cherry Grove with Rev. I. N. Bates officiating. Born Alice Ada Gage October 10 1877 she married Orville J. Alger in 1899 and had two children Clifford J. and Bila J. Survived by husband son sister and brother with many relatives and friends.
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Orville J. Alger
Alice Ada Gage
George Gage
Tgabella County
Bila J
Laura van Atta
Winn
Guy Gage
Remus
Laura VanAtta
Lewis
Harry Comer
Shepherd
Ralph Fair
Mt. Pleasant
J. R. Johnston
Florence Griffin
Detroit
Floyd Johnston
Rockford
Town Richardson
Alma
James Stalters
Lon Stalters
Rosebush
James Brady
Lake
Mary Lloyd
Howard Costello
Clare mayor dispute over city debt and improvements
Clare voters go to polls next Monday to elect city officers amid claims over the city debt. Mayor Hether asserts the indebtedness was $17,017.06 in spring 1928 and cites added work including a well water mains sewers for Detroit Creamery factory.
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Clare
Mgr
Clare Sentinel
Voter
Detroit
Public notice advertises parking on vacant lot north of Friz Undertaking Co
To the public I wish to announce that the public is welcome to us the vacant lot on the north side of Friz Undertaking Co parlors for parking purposes at any time. John Asting.
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Friz Undertaking Co
Senate passes Cuthertson bill waits House action
The Michigan legislature moves slowly as bills advance in committees and sentiment shifts toward either direct taxation or mill tax for hospitals. The Senate approved the Cuthertson bill amid sharp attacks on the anti saloon league by Senator Herbert J Rushton, alleging leaders profit from prohibition. Continued on page Seven.
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Michigan Press Association
Lansing
Cuthertson
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Herbert J. Rushton
Former Loomis Lady Lucy Slater Dies at Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Lucy Slater, longtime Loomis resident, died Friday morning after a visit with her daughter Mrs. F. L. Bergey in Mt. Pleasant. Burial took place at Coleman with services by Rev. H. Bailey of Gladwin. She had numerous friends in Loomis.
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Church of Christ At
Mt. Pleasant
Lucy Slater
Coleman
Rev. H. Bailey
Gladwin
Powell Thrills Audiences With National Highway Lecture
For twelve years Powell has drawn audiences nationwide with his witty, direct talk and dramatic fervor. He tailors lectures for Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, Commercial clubs and especially student assemblies, inspiring and entertaining them with Our National Highway to Happiness.
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America
Powell
Rotary
Lions
Kiwanis
Assemblies of Students
Lyceum Course Sponsor Event Scheduled for April Evening
The Sophomore class announces the final Lyceum program next Wednesday evening at eight in the school auditorium. Admission is 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for students or children.
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Glen Henry
Ffere
Princess Theatre
Coral Collins
L. H. Thompson
Marcell
Ida. McLeod
Corner Pine
Tth Street
Church
City OF
Ivan
Felelner
Leveler
Conservation Department
Farwell and Vicinity
Gallup Speaks
McAllister
C. J. Alger
R.J. Hether
John“ Asting
Cuthbertson
Loomis
Powell Thrills
Earnest J. Powell
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