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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
2
The city election centers on the mayor’s office with emphasis on nonpartisan service and Chamber of Commerce support. The Sentinel commends Mayor Doherty’s record, dismisses attack claims, and urges voters to choose the candidate who can best advance the city in the coming year.
An editorial urges voters to consider a proposed thirty million dollar state bond for soldiers at the spring election. It notes prior bonds for fifty million for roads and cautions readers to weigh debt implications and not decide by sentiment alone.
A mix of town news reports several new businesses and civic items. plans include opening a drug store in the new block, aiding a United Brethren church project in Verton, and a grand lecture by Friedr. Lange for the Clare Cornet Band. A track gang begins work on the Harrison branch with daily pie.
A notice from Mrs Effie Darnin seeks support at the April election after receiving the Republican nomination for township treasurer. The brief appeal emphasizes readiness to perform duties and asks for backing. A nearby classified line encourages ad purchases for effective local advertising.
Burse Egbei Sukusy and daughter Deliah attended the funeral of the former's aunt at Beaverton last Wednesday. Mrs J O Newman is on the sick list. Oos Robinett and family spent Easter at Mayo Robinett's. Glen Hale and family Ora Hale and family and S Gale and family enjoyed Easter dinner at Wm Waseon’s in honor of Mr and Mrs Enoch Milkie. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Enoch Milkie. Quieu Poet and family spent Easter at the home of J C Newman.
Dean Smith left last Monday for a visit at Lansing. Wm Blain was at Harrison the first of the week. Miles Suidee spent the weekend at her home near Marion ide. Ire Orson Peak from Copeaiah opens a week with she.
Chauncey Kiick of Marion visited Bert tbs Bret of the week. F. M. Baker was at Clare last Saturday. The Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting with Mrs. Alice Beard on April 7. Com. Bersette visited the school last Tuesday.
Sunshine Club met with Mrs Fred Henry last Thursday with forty five present and a good share of work completed. Ww B Cook's daughters Jeanie Josie and their families plus son Roy visited for the weekend. Sam Brown delivered about fifty five cords of wood for W M Clark that week. Partice from Clare plan a beach cottage for a Mr Dennis southeast of Clare. G M Land arrived from Long.
Lake follows his interests visiting relatives in Hilledale and BLen awee counties. Mica Freeman, who cared for Mrs. Ralph Cook during illness, has returned home.
Mr and Mrs Chas Sandere welcomed a third baby boy born March 217 mother and baby are fine Mrs L Larson assists Mrs Sandera The Ladies Aid met Mrs F P Davis last week Wednesday first since January due to illness Next meeting set for April 13 at Mrs L Stater's All invited Mr and Mrs L F Pendell moved to work the coming year at Mrs H L Harvey's farm Mr and Mrs Glen Halse spent Sunday March 26 at his sister ise We Waccou Arthur Two to wit pence the marriage of their wipes
Chas Sanders burzed wood for Mr Cook on the Brewer ranch Saturday. No prayer meeting last Thursday due to rain. Prayer meeting next Thursday evening if weather permits. Sunday school had a good crowd but no preaching because of bad roads. Classified liner will bring quick results. Try one next week.
A historic item from Rhode Island recounts a rat menace threatening a horse of Mrs Bowen. The episode highlights local animal care and small rural challenges faced by 19th century York County residents.
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