Students to Perform at Congregational Church Program
Nearly 200 pupils from the lower six grades and kindergarten will present a miscellaneous program at the Congregational Church next Wednesday evening May 24 at 7 30. The event features songs drills dramatizations and individual numbers with some high school students assisting. Proceeds fund the lyceum deficit and, if over, buy library books for the lower grades. Admission is 25 cents per seat with a 1 dollar value offer for enthusiastic attendees.
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Congregational Church
Lyceum Connee
Youngsteven
Respectful Arthur Resident Dies in Arthur Township
Mise Orpha Brown born July 25 1879 in Trout Township died May 14 1922 at home in Arthur Township aged 42 years 10 months 17 days She married Arthur Storms in 1899 and bore six children Lester Jay Marguerite Doris Ida including a baby who died She leaves husband and children an invalid mother Mrs Loretta Brown sister Mrs Edith Adamson four brothers Truman Carl Brown Charles Adelbert and a mother in law Mrs Fred Storms Her death ends a short illness and friends recall her kindly disposition plus a brief prayer verse accompanies the notice.
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Mise Orpha Brown
Trout Township
Arthur Township
Arthur Storms
Lester
Jay
Marguerite
Doris
Ida
Loretta Brown
Groat Township
Edith Adamson
Truman
Carl Brown
Grant Township
Charles
Adelbert
Fred Storms
Card of Thanks for Alton Porter Phinisey and Moore families
The family thanks all who helped in caring for and burying our loved one. Mr Alton M Porter Mr and Mrs L Moody Mr and Mrs J B Phinisey Mr and Mrs E R Phinisey Mr and Mrs J D Allen.
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Mr.Alton
M. Porter
L. Moody
J.B. Phinisey
E. R. Phinisey
J. D. Allen
Box social hosted by Biter Society at St. Cecilia
The Biter Society of St. Cecilia Church will hold a box social at 7:00 PM Wednesday evening May 24. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia Church
St Louis High School Downs Clare in 13-4 Affair
The St Louis high school nine defeated Clare 13 to 4 at the City Ground with early homers by Hubel and five stolen bases by Stough. Stough had three hits and four runs as Duncan walked nine but allowed only two hits over nine innings. Alma plays here this afternoon as Clare eyes a pennant bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Canfield
Stough
Hubel
Doll
George McKeever
Bugar
Corner
John Wileon
Wilson- Davy Co
Clare
Habel
Schoonover
Thompson
Duncan Etrock
Secord
Alma
City Ground
S S Assn Holds Annual Convention
The inter denominational Sunday School work in Michigan highlights its annual convention. J H Engle, executive secretary, praised as a creator of progress and salesmanship in religious education. In Clare county efforts were organized for the coming year. Executive board lists to be published later with county officers contributing to the state works.
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J. H. Engle
Engie
Minnesota
Michigan
Clare County
Engle
Harrison and
Farwell
Salvation Army Annual Drive Seeks Rural Support in Clare County
The Salvation Army asks rural residents to back the annual drive for state work. Send name and subscription to Cap t Clarence W. Jenkins, officer in charge, at Clare County Savings Bank for a year receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Clare County
Cap
T. Clarence W. Jenkins
Clara County
Notice to Farmers From Michigan State Farm Bureau
Notice to farmers announced by the Michigan State Farm Bureau with guidance for this year. The brief advisory highlights upcoming programs and deadlines for agricultural planning and farm safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Tedenoce
Stop Look and List Campaign Urges Safer Crossing Manners
Railroads plan a June start four month campaign to urge motorists to slow at crossings. Pere Marquette President Frank H Alfred cites engineer worries and urges careful crossing to prevent derailments and injuries. He notes a driver fleeing after wreck and stresses responsibility of motorists and train crews.
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Frank H. Alfred
Pere Marquette Railway
Thies
American Legion Plans for Memorial Day Services
The American Legion outlines Memorial Day events with services at the Methodist church on Sunday May 28 led by Rev QO Millberry. A Legion meeting tonight will finalize plans and ex soldiers are urged to attend in uniform along with their families.
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QO. Millberry
The
Legion
N. L. Tibbile
Dress Up Party By Pythian Sisters At Local Hall
Pythian Sisters host a dress up party at the E of P hall on Tuesday evening May 23. Music and dancing promise lively entertainment with a light lunch and admission set at 25 cents.
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Pythian Sisters
E. of P. Hall
Take Notice Clare Study Members and Others
Notice warns that Clare Study members and others possess magassiacs they will not use. The document emphasizes their intention to refrain from use and calls for attention to the matter.
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Clare Study
Mrs Geo Johnson Dies at Saginaw
Mire Mrs Geo Johnson dies in Saginaw at St Marys hospital around midnight. A respected Clare resident and active church and social worker. Remains returned to Clare, funeral planned for Saturday with Rev E W Davis officiating at Cherry Grove Cemetery. Obituary to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Geo. Johnson
St. Mary Hospital
Saginaw
Oclare
Abe
Clare
E. W. Davis
Cherry Grove
Army training to benefit Clare county young men
Government offers thirty day military training this summer at Camp Dunster Michigan for Clare county youths ages 17 to 27. Free transportation clothing food equipment and medical care provided. Courses Red White and Blue cover basics NCO and officer material with age limits and eligibility detailed by local chairman N N Tibbits.
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Clare County
Camp Dunster
Michigan
N. N. Tibbits
Clare
Buy a Tag Tomorrow for Salvation Army Drive
A plea urges readers to donate any amount tomorrow for Salvation Army tags. The call notes donations from children and adults alike, praising the Army’s work in Clare and surrounding counties. It emphasizes that hard times increase need and that small gifts add up to significant aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Clare
Notice to settle debts by May 27
All parties owing us are urged to call at the shop and settle. Come before May 27. Dayle.
Five County League Starts Season With Tight Openers
The Five County League began its second season last Sunday with Barryton at Gladwin and Harrison at Coleman delivering hard fought games. Barryton visits Clare at Recreation Park next Sunday for a 5:00 pm kickoff, as managers Haley and Albers praise recruits and players.
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Barryton
Gladwin
Harrison
Coleman
Sunoday Barryton
Clare
Recreation Park
Haley
Albers
Do You Legally Own Your Auto Title Required by July First
The state demands a certificate of title from Lansing before July 1 to prove ownership and trace previous owners. Without it you are not legally owner, risking trouble. dealers urge immediate application with Charles J. DeLand, Secretary of State, Lansing.
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State Department
Lansing
Charles J. DeLand
Mich
May Weddings At Local Methodist Parsonage
Two marriages recorded at the local Methodist parsonage in May. Miss Jennie G. McClung of Sheridan township wed Amos A. Van Horn of near Gladwin with Rev. E W Davin officiating. They will live on a farm near Gladwin. Also Miss Gladge Yeager and Malond A. Mott, both of Pontiac, married by Rev. S W Davis. They will reside in Pontiac where the groom works in a lucrative position.
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Jennie G. McClung
Sheridan Township
Amos A. van Horn
Gladwin
E. W. Davin
Mies Gladge Yeager
Malond A. Mott
Pontiac
W. Davis
Clare County
Shetry
Dance at MB May 18 at Ver Non Grange Hall
A dance is announced at MB with venue Ver Non Grange Hall and date May 18. Patrons are invited to attend. the note uses informal phrasing but confirms a social event in the community.
Fire Destroys Sanford Farm Home
The Sanford farm home of Dr. F. Sanford near the cemetery was destroyed by a chimney spark. The fire department laid 1100 feet of hose due to no hydrant, but aged hose failed and required replacements, and the blaze quickly became uncontrollable. Loss to Mr Sanford estimated at about 1800 with 800 insurance. the Davises’ household goods were fully insured.
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F. ©. Sanford
Sanford
Dale Davis
Farmer Loses Barn Fire with Livestock and Machinery
Last Thursday at about 4 00 a m Spencer Stickle of Rosebush area discovered a fast spreading fire in his large barn. The fire consumed the building and its contents including 10 milch cows 2 horses a tractor a truck and other farm machinery. The origin of the blaze remains unknown and no livestock or equipment could be saved despite help arriving promptly.
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Spencer Stickle
Rosebush
Sylvia Play Dates Shift to May 25 and 26
The high school operetta Sylvia will move from Wednesday May 24 to Thursday and Friday evenings of the same week if no conflicts arise. A special stage is being built at the Congregational church to seat about eighty cast members, likely exceeding one night’s capacity. This differs from the school entertainment of next Wednesday evening noted elsewhere.
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Sylvia
Dance at Grant Town Hall Wednesday Evening
A dance will be held at the Grant townhall on Wednesday evening May 24. The event is organized by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Townhall
Carl Gehrke Found Dead After Moonshine Party
Carl Gehrke was found dead in his bed after not answering family calls last Monday. A coroner's inquest was held but physicians await full state chemist results from stomach contents before final ruling. Funeral services were held at St Johns Lutheran Church with burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Carl Gehrke
St. Johns
Cherry Grove
Cemeter
Income Tax Auditors Still Needed
The United States Civil Service Commission announces further openings for Auditor and Inspector positions in the Income Tax Unit of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. A nationwide examination will be held June 14 for eligibility. salaries range from 1800 to 3000 dollars annually. Applicants must have accounting experience, pass tests, and succeed in an oral examination to show fitness for the work. Information and blanks available from the Civil Service Commission in Washington or local Civil Service Board offices.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Income Tax Unis
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. OC
United States
Bealdess
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Civil Service Board
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Tools by Lowerys
On account of illness Mr and Mrs Wim Lowery will sell at public auction their farm lot stock tools and household goods at the premises two miles south and 234 miles west of Clare on Thursday May 25 beginning at 12 30 p m A full list appears on another page.
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Wim. Lowery
Clare
Sawkins Piano Co. Seeks Return of Personal Property
A party taken fire from the Sawkins car on Friday night May 12 in Known. Persons must return to the Sentinel office or the Mt. Pleasant store by Saturday May 20 to avoid prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawkins
Sentinel Office
Mt. Pleasant
Sawkins Piano Co
Mich
Memorial Day Proclamation Urges 1922 Observance
The proclamation recalls Civil War sacrifices and slavery’s abolition, praising veterans of Civil War Spanish American and World War I. It urges Michigan residents to observe Memorial Day on May 30 1922 with community plans and proper observances.
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Ecore
Repubblic
Shiloh
Gettysburg
America
Michigan
Belf-Staff
S Commonwealth
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Arthur
Lesa
Heaven
Ainger Det
Eda
ST. Louis
Duncen
S. S. Ass’n
American Legion
Dayle
Yeager-Mottt
MB. Vernon Grange Hall
Sanford Farm
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