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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1924

Page

4

Determination of Heirs in Daggett Estate

Probate Court of Clare County sets June 7 1924 hearing to determine rightful heirs and heirs entitled to real estate of Sarah C Daggett. Judge Thos S Dorsey orders publication in Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. Public notice required prior to hearing at Har rison Probate Office.

Michigan Clare Harrison Said Pregent Hon. Thos. S. Dorsey Sarah C. Daggett Alice Jean Harpster Clare Sentinel

Michigan State News in Brief

Veterans of Foreign Wars to conduct annual poppy day in memory of fallen soldiers. Kalamazoo alumnae raise 6,500 of 15,000 dollars for the University of Michigan women’s building project. Ruth Sajetski, 40, dies after a 36 foot fall into a dry well, likely from gas. Dr W J Beal’s remains laid to rest in Mt Hope cemetery. Michigan Bell contracts for 700,000 dollar exchange building in Grand Rapids. Louis Wold severely injured after a dynamite cap incident. two other accidents report deaths and injuries. Aliens denied pool room licenses in Grand Rapids under new ordinance. Bay County doctors’ vaccination bill disputed by county auditors. Lee Cox, 18, loses arm and breaks other limb in elevator accident. Walter Mistak, 7, drowns in Thunder Bay River. Lansing to open third junior high school, Walter H French named. Iron Mountain village sold with hotel, store, and homes. Michigan highway department wins right to relocate M-16. Grand River road realignment planned. Prison Commission proposes Marquette plant for cheap bedroom furniture. potential stone crusher later. Menominee census shows 11,006. discrepancy with federal 1920 count. Mrs John G Murray dies in Homer auto accident. Doris Murray killed, mother wounded, father injured in Hillsdale.

Alpena Walter Mistak Thunder Bay Grand Rapids City Commission Bay City Bay County Board of Auditors City Board of Health Grant Lansing Board of Education Walter H. French French M. A. CG Iron Mountain M. Perron Frank Martozek Keisterville Perron Michigan Highway Department Grand River Detroit State Supreme Court Ojremos State Prison’ Commission State Administrative Board State House of Correction Marquette Menominee Albion John G. Murray Homer Mra. Murray Doris Dell Hillsdale Street Air Line Michigan Central Railroad Murray

Harrison County Notes Move and Visit Local News

Local correspondents report residents visiting officials, attending musical festivals, and traveling between Harrison, Clare, Mt. Pleasant, and Detroit. The piece mentions property moves, illness updates, a theft photos exhibit, school examinations, church auxiliary outings, and community gatherings with numerous named residents and neighboring cities.

Marriage Licenses For John R Leach And Others

John R Leach to Andrew M Leeth and wife 80 acres section 7 Sheri dan Marriage Licenses John Arthur Keehn Winterfield Loutressie Brown Winterfield

John R. Leach Andrew M. Leeth Sheridan John Arthur Keehn Winterfield Loutressie Brown

Gilmore News and Obituaries Highlights

Sunday visits to Samuel Nichols home note Benjamin’s illness and church attendance by Bert Pitts family Miss Nebis and Edgar Grimm from Mt. Pleasant. John Laverty Sr. funeral held in Farwell. longtime Gilmore resident died after moving to Farwell. Sympathy extended to widow and relatives. Jack Renner family visited Elam Seymour’s. Ruegseggers bridge completed. Mrs. R Fields listed as ill last week.

William Murphy Ida’ Mary Laginaw Lewis Albertson Lansing Ben Carpenter Charles van Blarcom Greenwood Theria Ida Mary Murphy Rose Ida Rosé Heart Board of Review Barker Seethan & Peters Office Supply Company Saginaw John White Joseph Hoag Mt. Pleasant Todd Harl Todd Rosebush J. R. Brown Kenneth de Boise Mr. Pleasant W. F. Bogue George Griffin Congregational Mr. Wheat Leota Gardiner Algernon. Young Joseph Welch Burt Kane Fredricka Lockwood Daniel Lockwood Pat Carroll Sheriff A. SS. Crigier Frances Clare Rondot Samuel Nichols Benjamin Bert Pitts Nebis Edgar Grimm Gilmore John Laverty Farwell Laverty Jack Renner Elam Seymour’s

Dover Sunday Services and School Activities Report

Sunday school and preaching planned for next Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The singing class was well represented and a spicy pupil program ended with ice cream and cake. Mrs. Floyd Allen and daughter Theabelle are home over the store. Mrs. Herman Rank is improving and her sister and Carrie from Detroit are caring for her. A hard freeze last night risks early fruit.

A. L. Rule Rule F. S. Weaver Floyd Allen Theabelle Irs Herman Rank Hisie Carrie Detroit

State Exam Takers Named From Mann Siding School

The 7th graders Fiossie Burton John Boulton and Harold Scholanski and 8th graders Gladys Green and Howard Brockway took the state examination. Miss Daisie Bruckart led a successful term closing with a Friday school day and a Saturday picnic. Refreshments and ice cream delighted attendees as Mrs Bruckart received a school souvenir portrait as a gift.

When They Mourn Men Who Feelings Are Easily Hurt

Fragmentary line hints at sensitive mourners and social commentary. The text reads as a clipped aphorism on public mourning and affectations without clear event, people, or setting.

In memory of our father an ironic farewell

Poetic remembrance notes a father’s death and a surgeon’s harsh erasure as a hospital tale of loss and life. The speaker mocks the medical pretense while mourning a premature removal of body parts in a cruel contest between care and ego.

Hang Over Cough Remedy Promoted in Ad

An old advertisement touts Foley Honey and Tar Compound as a quick relief for coughs hoarseness and hangover symptoms. It targets both young and old and urges buyers to insist on the genuine product sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick-Clare and William Burston-Farwell.

Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare Wm. Burston—Farwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legals Thos. S. Dorsey Roy Falghner Howard W. Jones Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Association of Michigan University of Michigan Ruth—Albert Sajetski W. J. Beal Michigan Agricultural College Mt. Hope Exchange Michigan Bell Telephons Company Copemish Louis Wold Martin Wold Thompsonville William S. Jordan, Jr W. §. Jordan Harrison and Vicinity W. W. Potter James M. van Deusen Bernie F. Hampton Midland Fred W. Schaaf Algernon ‘S. Young Mill’s Tess Welch Fred W. Weatherhead James M. van Deusen O. E Lewis Burch Flint Burch Rachel, Hamilton Peter Hamilton Hamilton Sheriff A. S. Crigier Muskegon Gavin Harney Gladys White Harry Kress F. Newsom Lake George Star Elmer C. Clare James Garrabrant Ralph Hughes Hughes The Congregational Church Clarence Chester M. Apel Winnifred Fanning Olive Darling Vernon John Foster Temple Asa Aldrich Herman Dyke Winterfield Center Charles Amble Roy Church Marion Otter Lake Ford Annie Joes Wayne Fosgett Alice Carman Paul Weatherhead Nettie Weatherhead Alma Fred W .Weatherhead Artiee Tooley Coleman Olive G. Hallett Emma Hoag Samuel Bruce Orthe Boulton George Butcher Clare County Roads Commission Casulty Company of Butcher Wallace Lockwood Houghton Lake Wm. Alleyne Garréy Yndiahs Linden Frank Ryan Ryan County Gladys Green Alfréd Green Charivari Hla Brockway Hazen Fisher Brockway Neva McQuestion Dover News Kirkpatricks Drug Store Ana Davya Press Sox
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