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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1927

Page

3

Fires destroy Lake Cora Hotel in Kalamazoo area

Brief items report a Kalamazoo fire at Lake Cora Hotel of undetermined origin causing an estimated $50,000 loss. Other notes include a fatal bull attack near Scottsdale, a UM athletic stadium under construction, and various state headlines from Lansing and Detroit on infrastructure, politics, and local events.

Kalamazoo Lake Cora Benton Harbor Clyde Burker Scottdale Ann Arbor University of Michigan Detroit Spence Bros. Construction Company Saginaw Baldwin Cole Lake County W. F. Vandenberge Canada Bottoms Lansing House Senate State Supreme Court Guy L. Ingalls Carleton Carleton Cooler Association R. J. McCormick Barker S. D. Barker A. H. Hooper S. C. Reeves George Hale Menroe A. France Stone Company Monroe Monroetown Ni Jam

Special Value on 42 Inch Muslin Sheets

Bleached sheets 72 by 90 inches torn and weight stated as muslin. Special value on 42 inch wide muslin pieces from the same grade, offered at 20 cents each.

Local Social Notes Highlight Flint and Alma Visits

Dewey Black returns from Flint. Numerous residents from Flint, Alma, Marion, Pontiac, and nearby towns visit family homes and share meals. Baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Court. Mrs. Leslie Randle and children stay at Frank Loomis’s. various Sowle and Van Atta family gatherings noted.

Dewey Black Flint James Gerow Sidney Court Leslie Randle Herrick Frank Loomis S. Lansing Sowle Joel Degeer Lee Sowle M. P. Sowle Bertha Randle May Harley Alma Cooper Vivian Sowle Marion Harley Sowle Clare Coe

Pratts Corner Surprise Birthday For Mrs Nelson Howard

Mr and Mrs Nelson Howard were surprised Monday evening when neighbors visited to remind Mrs Howard of her birthday. The gathering was informal with warm congratulations and well wishers.

Mrs. Nelson Howard

Hatton Ladies Visit Mrs Hamlin and Capitol Trip

Mrs Carrie Hatton and Mabel Durfee called on Mrs Hamlin Monday. Mrs Derby and Mrs Carrier from Clare added a Pleasant visit Sunday. Gall and others socialized. Mrs Grewe and Mrs Trumble toured the Capitol Monday. Paul Nass of Detroit visited the Golden Glow Thursday and says Detroit is fine for work but Hatton is preferred for living.

Carrie Mabel Durfee Hamlin

Local notes on visits and town life in Clare area

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murphy traveled to Saginaw on business and commented on the river water. Harlow Hamlin walks to Clare to high school and plans to cultivate potatoes this summer. Wayne Cooper and family from Detroit visited Trumble family. Local residents visit relatives in Detroit and Clare. Alaska imposes heavy clothing rules for women, prompting local humor on weight. Local seeds, improvements at Kennedy ranch, and guard rail work are noted. Weather on Mother's Day is praised. Mack Monday brings new machinery to the farm.

J. C. Murphy Saginaw J. C Harlow Hamlin Clare Percey Durfee Trumble Wayne Cooper Detroit Austin Pervorse Chas Heber Alaska Hubbel Upper Peninsula Golden Grow Jake Milam Kennedy Ranch Hatton Emery Durfee Sal Mack

Pan American Conference Opens in Washington 1889

The Pan American conference opened in Washington on October 2 1889. It was originated by James G Blaine Secretary of State under Benjamin Harrison. The republics of the two continents signed an arbitration treaty.

Washington James G. Blaine Harrison Two Continents

Dare Mighty Things to Win Glorious Triumph

Roosevelt quotes urging bold risk taking over safe mediocrity. The message champions daring endeavors and resilience, contrasting triumphant effort with the dull life of those who avoid big challenges. It emphasizes striving for greatness despite possible failure.

Theodore Roosevelt

No Scent of Graft In Indianapolis Dinner Check Incident

A prominent Indianapolis businessman checked his dinner bill to ensure accuracy explaining he does so as a habit. The waiter replied that it was all right and that he preferred customers to atomize their billing.

Indianapolis

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