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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

4

End of an Era For Salvation Army Tambourine Please

A nostalgic column laments the end of the Salvation Army tambourine collection as the group shifts to more slum work and year round service. It notes changes in American life from front yards to modern city life and cites the 1920 Appeal planned for May 10th to 20th. The piece ends with a farewell to the tambourine and its role in fund raising.

America Primrose Salvation Army New York

The Bass Drum Defiance That Shaped Salvation Army Policy

Mrs. Adam Gifford led a defiant drum hit against a police ban in a town duel with authorities. She spent a night in jail and the Supreme Court later upheld the Army’s stance, prompting widespread changes to how Salvation Army meetings were treated by authorities nationwide.

Salvator Army Adam Gifford Colons New England Salvation Army Pennsylvania Flig Gifford Tittle Salvatics Army Supreme Court of the State Army Farthermary Union

Farwell News Notes Busy Local Life Reflects Community Ties

Local column details daily schedules and transit times for trains and motor routes, updates on residents including Mr and Mrs Shear Roy Shear and others, church activities with M E Sunday School officers, Marsh sale recollections, and minor moves. The piece notes Arbor Day tree planting, a hospital operation, and several visits between Clare, Flint, Owosso, and Cadillac. It also mentions weddings Grace Perry and James Pitts and a Pontiac funeral for Mrs Flore Ogden Burke.

T. E Frir Roy’ Shear Cadillac Stinchcombe Masonic Gould Littleffield Farwell Littlefield Helpere Fred McGuire Clare Thomas McGuire Deitrick Masten M. E Chas. Stinchcombe Spe T. A. Fuller Anna Armatrong Sec Laura Stinchcombe Martha Fuller Trezeurer Loic Robinson Helen Green Mary Armstrong Margerie Fuller Mre T. O. Fuller Margaret ‘Bareton Detroit Barston Masten Wan Mies Renzie Mason Eager Owosso Westley Largworthy LeRoy John Bunyan Francis Haas Haas Grace Perry James Pitts Wade Suylandt Saginaw Peterson Lansing McGinnies West Flore Ogden Burke Pontiac

Grace Perry and James Pitts Tie The Knot At Home

Grace Perry and James Pitts married at the bride's home on Monday May second. A miscellaneous shower followed at Le Vern Perry's home. The couple will reside on the groom's farm in Nottawa with best wishes sent for their future. Rev Fracvklion from Beaverton spoke at the Christian church. Mrs. Clarinda Seymour is currently staying with Mrs. Eli Fordyce.

Sam Nichols Mark Burgess Marion Stinchcomb Grace Perry James Pitts le Vern Perry Nottawa Fracvklion Beaverton Christian Church Clarinda Seymour Eli Fordyce

Evening musical at art omnes Seas name of F W O program

An evening musical at Mrs art omnes Seas on Friday featured a program titled American Music. Madge Byrne Latoh and her company of artists including Mr Bush violinist Mrs Donner Bush pianist and Miss Dolittle soprano performed with Mrs Lamb presenting a paper on Beauty and Power of Music. The event drew music lovers and Mrs Lamb's Glee Club offered punch and wafers afterward.

Art Omnes Seas Nome F.W. O Madge Byrne Latoh Bunb Fiver McDowell Miss Dolittle

Local Social Notes From Moores Crossing Area

Lloyd Smith of Atwood drives a new car in Moores Crossing. Mrs J. B. Frizzell arrived from Jackson to spend weeks at her home. Herb Muir of Sents visited his father E Mull. Mrs Wilmot Graham and her daughter Lola visited Gilmore. Roy Powers of Detroit visited John Madison on Sunday.

Lloyd Smith Atwood Frizzell Jackson Herb Muir Sents E. Mull Wilmot Graham Lola Gilmore Roy Powers Detroit John Madison

Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Visits Highlight Lake George News

The LAKE GEORGE column notes the Ladies Aid gathered with Mrs Wellman who read a self penned poem. Mr and Mrs Al Ryder of Bannister visited Newsoms and bought a new pen car. Various locals, including Luca building a cottage, Kress on Bay City business, Bierly in Clare, Heintz visiting Alma relatives, and Boufford in Farwell, are named with short trips and departures.

Marah W. C. Fuller Marsh Mrs. Black Flint Burston Tuesaday Ladies Aid Bay City

It would be a different world with less self-criticism

A reflective quote from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes that sweeping self-doubt toward others mirrors a broader mindset. The line contrasts personal discouragement with external judgment, inviting readers to consider self-compassion.

Seattle Post-intelligencer

Old Farmer Woman Stirs Crowd In Ring Side Antic

In a vivid scene from Everybody's Magazine a farmer woman wearing eccentric clothes roams the ring after the show calling for Albert. A policeman orders her away and she clashes with him, her wig and petticoats falling, revealing she is neither old nor a lady.

Clireuc Al-bert Albert Everybody’s Magazine

First Dolls From Ancient Civilizations Unearthed

The earliest known dolls came from Babylonian ruins and were small figures in terra cotta and ivory. Syrian children played with mechanical and wax dolls, while classic children enjoyed clay figures decorated in bright colors. Girls often married very young and played with dolls up to their weddings.

Babyléa Syria

Mankind’s Debt to Reading in Classic Reflection

The passage recalls James Russell Lowell pondering reading as the key to world thought and imagination. It extols literacy as access to great minds, refined speech, and timeless voices, framing reading as a boundless conduit beyond time and space.

James Russell Lowell

Birds Driven by Storm and Raisin Grapes Process

Birds blown far north by cyclones survive with the help of favorable winds. Grapes for raisin making rely on Muscat varieties and Malaga, sun dried on trays with periodic turning. Larger growers use curing sheds to reduce drying risks and speed the process.

Muscates Alexandria Malaga

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