Clare Dominates Ewart 25 to 0 In Season Finale
Clare meets Edmore next, last game of season. Thayer runs for a TD and scores again on a trick play. Johnson adds a drop kick after the first score as Clare strengthens a rare season shutout.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
1
Clare meets Edmore next, last game of season. Thayer runs for a TD and scores again on a trick play. Johnson adds a drop kick after the first score as Clare strengthens a rare season shutout.
The church plans to beautify its property after conference with a target of 2000 dollars. nearly 1500 secured so far. A new furnace has been installed in the parsonage and interior updates including floors walls and coverings are planned. The Aid Society and Ladies Auxiliary are active and the Epworthians show zeal as the pastor and congregation urge continued devotion to Christ.
The list names those who procured deer hunting licenses from local officials including M. B. Galagher and A. Mussell. Numerous individuals such as James Clute, Roy Herrick, John VanBuskirk, Wm. Cradit, Harold Sunday, and Herbert Himes appear among the licensees. The document records the issuance of one hundred eight licenses.
A Clare library board meeting was held in the Library Room. The library year expired October 1st. New cards are now available for those who have not procured them since that date. New fiction will be shelved and the American Legion supplies current magazines for public use.
George Cowden born August 11 1863 in Wood county Ohio died November 13 1925 at his farm home near Rosebush aged 62 years 3 months and 2 days. He married Ruth H Matthews October 24 1896 and they had five children two sons two daughters plus a child from a former marriage Ethel Traverse City. Survived by wife two sons Rus sel and Harry two daughters Mrs Merritt B Dean Beatrice four sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral from home Monday Rev Hawkins Mt Pleasant burial Riverside cemetery Mt Pleasant.
Jobe Randle died November 11 at age sixty five years one month and seventeen days. He lived in Clara county twenty one years before moving to Sheridan township to farm. Survived by wife Bertha Randle nine children Grace Cooper Alma Henry Detroit Clifford and Leslie Sheridan Clarence and Ployd Lake Odessa John Dorothy and Harley at home two sisters and one brother in Canada. Funeral at the Baptist church Sheridan township with interment in Cherry Beardenieter.
William Moline died November 13 after a lingering illness at his Lansing home. He was 70 years, 6 months, 18 days old. Born in Jon Shirpein Sweden in 1855, he moved to Michigan in 1879, lived several years in Washington, and most recently in Lansing. He married Martha Bellinger in 188? and had six children, with Clyde Ray Ila dying in infancy. survivors include wife, three children Vern Florence Bolen Clara Davison and many grandchildren. Funeral was held at his Lansing home, with burial in Surrey Cemetery near Farwell. Rev. Bragg and Rev. Johnson officiated.
The Good Literature Club met at Mrs. A. H. Horton's home on November 10 with Mrs. Hachmuth in charge. Mrs. Stella Lampman chaired as program leader, presenting brief papers on Irving, Bryant, Poe, Hawthorne, and Longfellow. An imaginary trip and discussion on transcendentalism followed, with plans for Thanksgiving program and a “luck supper” at Mrs. Anna Northon's home.
David Hugene Rowland of Coleman wed Lavina Belle Ackerman of Clare at the Congregational parsonage at eight oclock Wednesday evening with Rev. H B Johnson officiating. Attendants were Arthur Bowers of Coleman and Florence Ackerman of Clare. Rowland is a Coleman businessman and the bride a Vernon township teacher and daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ackerman.
Robbers entered the joint stores of Sid Barber's lunch room and Forest Shumway's barber shop during the night of Wednesday November 1, breaking a rear window screen and stealing cigars, cigarettes, hunting coats, knives worth over 150 dollars. Police suspect home talent. The Baptist church announced no services next Sunday due to the pastor's sister's death.
The Detroit Wholesalers held a complimentary dinner at Hotel Doherty in Clare on a Wednesday evening. Local officials welcomed retailers from Clare and nearby towns. Harvey Campbell of the Detroit Board of Commerce delivered the principal address, praised as the best merchants talk ever given in the city.
The Clare Study Club hosted a Friday November 13 banquet at Hotel Doherty with Mrs B Hunter of St Johns as guest of honor. Clubs from Good Literature Farwell Woman's Harrison Zetetic attended as the program praised community goals, youth guidance and civic duty.
The Clare Delphian unit was organized Monday evening under Misa Mina Graff and Miss Alta Witzel. Officers include Mrs. Anna Duncan as president and Miss Laila Wilson as vice president. The chapter plans meetings on the 3rd Monday monthly beginning November 20.
The Isabella and Clare county L C T M held a county association meeting in Coleman on Wednesday with good attendance from Mt Pleasant Clare Rosebush and others. Mrs Janet Branch Deputy Great Commander from St Louis Michigan attended and instructed the ladies. officers were elected including Ellen Huber Rosebush Commander and Edith Nelson Mt Pleasant Recording Keeper.
November 21 to 27 at Princess Theatre offers Lent Sanderson and Harry Carey cattle country tale, Elsie Ferguson Unknown Lover, and Harold Lloyd The Freshman with strong laughs and pathos. Thanksgiving shows Nazimova mother-love drama with matinees Tuesday and Wednesday. 20c-10c. Next month tease The Thunder ing Bird Show You.
Thanksgiving is near and the Sentinel urges readers to mail news letters by Monday and advertisers to submit copy and items of interest by Tuesday morning. The editor notes the early bird gets the worm.
Winter hats are being cleared out at Vogue Shop, Hotel Doherty, with prices listed as less than coal. The sale offers the entire stock at deep discounts.
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at Castle Hall. Seventy five attendees enjoyed a supper followed by an eventful program chaired by Mrs Harriet Allen and toast mistress Mrs Faye Stephenson.
During the October meeting of Clare County Board of Supervisors the vote to submit abolishing the County Road System was twelve to eleven. Attorney General opinion later held the system cannot be abolished once adopted, so the board action to place the question on ballots is invalid and the clerk should not include it in elections.
Jos F Bowler appeared for Ray Canute at his Coleman examination on the charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. The incident stems from a two week old pool room brawl with Joseph Acker of Wise township. Acker suffered a shattered eye socket. Canute was bound over to Midland County Circuit Court for January term.
Wallis Gantz a 48 year old farmer near Clare died by self inflicted gunshot early Monday. He left work milking, was found in mud between two silos. He had filed for divorce in September and his second wife, Emily Shafer, planned to marry soon. coroner ruled no inquest. Interment at Ithaca Methodist cemetery follows service.
A Grand Rapids Herald editorial urges unity among Michigan sections over trunk road paving. It argues cooperation between M-54 and M-13, notes Western Michigan’s support for 13 paving, and calls for immediate attention to M-14 while acknowledging cross state solidarity. The piece stresses local citizen backing.
The class of 1926 presents a full play of Pollyanna directed by Miss Martha Gabbard. The senior production at Pollyanna High School will run December 10th or 11th at a moderate price, inviting broad student and community attendance.
A box social program aid will be held at the Orr school three miles west of Coleman on Wednesday November 25. Girls bring boxes and begging money. Rennie Smith, teacher. A large oak china cabinet and dining table are for sale. Inquiries at Jackson's Market.
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