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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1923

Page

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Banquet Highlight Prof C C Barnes Speaker at Mt Pleasants Event

A community banquet in Clare at the High School gym promises to unite men and boys with Prof C C Barnes of Mt Pleasant as principal speaker. Only 200 tickets sold, prepared by the Library Association ladies, featuring a dinner, music, and a toastmaster.

Wather and Son Glare Library Association Clare W. W. Gumser H. A. Strait Frank Bicknell Lawrence Jackson C. C. Barnes Strait Frank Bicknell Gumser Mt. Pleasant Barnes Wilk Dimagine

Former Clare County Citizen Anna L. Trietch Dies in Lansing

Anna L. Trietch born April 24 1868 in Montcalm County Michigan died November 6 1923 at the Lansing home of her daughter Mrs P B Davis. She leaves four children two daughters and two sons along with a sister and two brothers and nine grandchildren. Remains brought to Clare for graveside services officiated by Rev Lohties and interment at Cherry Grove.

Anna L. ‘Trietch P. B. Davis Lansing Montcalm County Michigan Samuel B. Miller Ohio Wmn. Tyreth Holgate, O Clare County Clare Lohties Cherry Grove

Death of Herbert Allen Pioneer of Clare

Herbert Allen died at his home on West 6th Street Saturday November 10 after weeks of illness. Born May 3 1848 in Lockport New York he graduated Syracuse Law School in 1876 and practiced briefly before outdoor work. He moved to Michigan in 1880 settling in Gilmore Township Isabella County. He married Mary Dunnigan in 1882, who died in 1901. they had two sons, Hilton Rexford of Clare and another who died in infancy. He later married Nellie Graham and lived in ware thirty two years. He is survived by his wife son a sister Mrs George Presley of Lansing and three brothers Charles Seattle Helen B St Charles and J Dewey Vernon Township and one grandson Herbert Rexford. Funeral from the home Monday afternoon with Rev H B Johnson officiating. burial Cherry Grove.

West 6Th Street Herbert Allen Clare Lockporte Syracuse School of Law Michigan Gilmore Isabella County St. Charles J. Dewey Vernon Township Herbert Rexford Rev. H. B. Johnson Cherry Grove

Princess Theatre Week Schedule and Features

Sunday and Monday a mirth provoking comedy of industry children and love. Tuesday and Wednesday Who are My Parents The greatest human interest story of the year. Thursday Motherhood. Friday Nohbady's Bride. Serial Around the World in 18 days. Saturday Tom Mix in Stepping Fast matinee November 17.

Nohbady Herbert Rawlinson Tom Mix Louvinir

Five Rural Carriers Donate Kindly in Time of Sorrow

The speaker expresses deep gratitude to five rural carriers for their monetary gifts during a sad hour and asks for God’s abundant blessing on them all.

Box Social At Myers School Program Planned

A box social and program will be held at Myers School Wednesday evening November 21. Invitations extended by teacher Irttie Shull.

Irttie Shull

Excellent speakers at high school program

The high school hosts lessons and lectures during Education Week in Clare. Professor W H Pearce of Central Michigan Normal School will speak on November 22 with pianist T Benford. Professor W D Henderson of the University of Michigan books January 9 1924. both events are public and free. Education Week activities include church talks Tuesday evening classes Thursday morning speech and a Father and Son banquet Thursday night with basketball Friday versus McBain.

W. H. Pearce Central Michigan Normal School Pearce T. Benford Central Michigan Normal W. D. Henderson Henderson University of Michigan Clare Study Club United States American Legion National Education Association U. S. Bureau of Education Department of Public Instruction Clare Banford Father and Son McBainz

Red Cross to Reorganize Clare County Chapter

Elba L. Morse nursing field representative from the Central Division Chicago visits Clare to reorganize the Red Cross Chapter. A meeting is set for Friday evening November 16 at the Congregational church, inviting all former members and friends to attend.

Elba L. Morse Central Division Chiago Clare Clare County

Card of Thanks to our neighbors in time of illness and death

We sincerely thank our township neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of husband and father. From Mrs. G. Hoefle and the children.

Tfrn Hisband

Electric Wiring and Repair Service Ad

An advertisement offers wiring and repair by Wm Holbrook with full electrical services. It promotes affordable estimates and a complete ring of wire work. Includes a subscription pitch for a newspaper at $1.50 per year.

Wm. Holbrook

Mr Bob Delights H S Audiences In Two Act Comedy

High School students staged Mr Bob a two act comedy at the H S auditorium on Friday evening. Cast included Helen Héther as Miss Rebecca Luke and Edna Ritter as Marion Bryant later revealed as Mr Bob. Olga Dix and Grace Lister also star as Katherine and Patty with Reardon Caple as Jenkins in many humorous exchanges.

Bob H. S. Auditorium Rebecca Luke Helen Héther Devere Schoonover Phillip Royson Marion Bryant Edna Ritter Phillip Rayson Katherine Misa Luke Olga Dixon Grace Lister Patty Rebecca Jenkins Reardon Caple Norris Asline Mr. Brown Benson & Benson Miss Luke Philip Royson Mr. Saunders Marion Luke

Armistice Day Observed by Clare Soldiers

Ex service men from Clare and vicinity gathered at Duncan's hall at 1:00 PM on Armistice Day. They led with Old Glory, followed by color guards and the Legion Drum Corps, parading to Eighth Street and back for a bountiful dinner served by the Alter Society of St Celia church. Out of town attendees included Wm Irish, Post Commander of Larmon Post, and Howard Pettit, commander of Stanton Legion Post, who spoke to the boys. A rising vote thanked Postmaster Kirkbride for uniting ex-service men in the community. FOR SALE Dark reed baby buggy and nursery chair available 214 West Th St.

Clare and Duncan’s Hall Old Glory Color Guards Legion Drum Corps Eighth Street Alter Society St. Cacelia Clare Win Larmon Post Howard Pettit Legion Stanton Kirkbride

George E Thompson Leading in Johnson Son Sales Contest

The Sentinel prints a full circular from 8 G Johnson Son Racine Wis praising George E Thompson son of James Thompson of the Eagle for elevating sales. It details his career from Dover Mich teaching to manual training in Racine High School and his eleven years with the firm now supervising the Omaha Branch and painters sales. November orders will count toward the contest.

the Sentinel G. Johnson & Son Racine Wis George Thompson Dover Mich State Normal College Ypsilanti Racine High School S. C. Johnson & Son Omaha Mr. Thompson

In Memoriam for Frankie H Acre

In loving memory of our darling son and brother Frankie H Acre a precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. The soul is safe in heaven and our aching hearts know we have no darling now. His loving mother sister and brother.

Frankie H Acre

Thanks for Support After Our Son Frank’s Death

We express heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and all who offered sympathy in the death of our beloved son and brother Frank. Thank you for the beautiful floral offerings the Dagle choir and for those who provided autos. We also appreciate Rev Frank Bates for his comforting words.

Frank Dagle Choir Frank Bates

Barber Shop Reopens at Aldergen Pool Room

The barber shop at the Aldergen pool room is now open offering first class service guaranteed.

Aldergen Pool Room Oper

Respected Young People Married in Hatton Township

In Hatton township on Wednesday Miss Esther Ott daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ott married Harl J Fors of this city Rev Roush officiated The couple will reside here after a wedding trip to Detroit and southern Michigan The groom is connected with City Bakery and local friends extend best wishes for a happy life.

Pretty Hatton Township Hsther John Ott Harl J. Fors M. Roush Detroit The Sentinel

Mrs Addieline Mull 1853 1923 Michigan Native Dies in Traverse City

Mrs Addieline Mull born Hancock County Ohio June 29 1853 died Traverse City Michigan November 12 1923 at age 70 years four months and fourteen days. She moved to Montcalm County Michigan at age ten and married Benjamin Mull on August 6 1871. Survived by a daughter Mrs Milo Myers two sons Oscar and Glen five sisters eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Baptist Church with Rev Milberry officiating and Cherry Grove Cemetery interment.

Addieline Mull Hancock County Ohio Traverse City Michigan Mull Montcalm County Benjamin Mullen Milo Myers Oscar Glen Lansing Baptist Church Milberry Cherry Grove

Bazaar and Bake Sale at Doherty Hotel This Weekend

The King’s Daughters announce a bazaar and bake sale at the Doherty hotel on Friday and Saturday November 23 and 24. Bake goods go on sale Saturday at ten in the morning. Included is a playful verse about Barney Google and a note of a divorce suit.

King’s Daughters Doherty Hotel

Grant Hatch Hit By Car Near Maple Grove Cemetery

Grant Hatch, formerly of Farwell and Kent, was struck by a car while walking near Maple Grove Cemetery in Ravenna Saturday night. He was taken to the County hospital with a head cut needing two stitches. injuries described as not serious. Hatch lives at the County Home and recently received an artificial leg.

Grant Hatch Farwell Maple Grove Ravenna Kent

Doherty Auditorium To Open With Dance

Members of the K of O lodge announce a dance for Tuesday evening November 27 to launch the Doherty auditorium season. George Maratusch and his five master musicians from Saginaw will provide music for the evening. Price is 1 50 dollars per couple.

K. of O. Lodge Doherty Auditorium Georgé Maratusch Saginaw

Rebekah Lodge Announces Regular Meetings Schedule

Notice states regular meetings of the Rebekah lodge start at 7 30 p m from November 20 to April Thelma L Osborn is secretary confirming details

Rebekah

Box Social at Cade School This Thursday

A box social and program will be held at Cade school on Thursday evening November 22. Proceeds go to benefit the school. The program begins at 8 50 o clock. Everyone is invited.

School Team Progress Showcases New Group System

The article outlines a three group system for basketball players at the high school with Mr. Atkins and Mr. Gumser overseeing groups one to three. It notes player development goals, the effort to field a 15 man first team, and expectations for both boys and girls teams ahead of the McBain game. It highlights standout players Leo Hampton Gordon Rogers Gerald Lawson and Franklin Snyder with eligibility constraints and MI AA rules.

Atkins Gumser McBain Clare Leo Hampton Gordon Rogers Gerald Lawson Lawson Franklin Snyder

Frankie E Acre obituary note from Glare county

Frankie E Acre born April 20 1901 in Glare county died October 28 1923 aged 22 years six months eight days. He was kind and loved by all and leaves a Robinett of Clare county and a brother John of Pontiac among many relatives.

Acre Frank Acre Glare County Clare County John Pontiac

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ladies. of Library “Association Anna L. Trietch Princess Theatre Myers School RED Cross High School Geo. E. Thompson Nebraska, So Dakota Iowa Wisconsin Johnson & Son Memoriam Mrs Bazaar and Sale Barney Google Barney Barney Googie Grant Hatch Thelma L. Osborn BOX Social Frankie E. Acre
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