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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
1
Mr and Mrs William H Hiden Elden marked fifty years of marriage with a morning Congregational church service in Freeland followed by a home dinner for 35 guests at East Fifth Street and open house. They were born in Waterford and Genesee County and began in jewelry trade before diversifying with books and china.
Detroit Free Press praises Tara Forbes as a top entertainer in the Mutual-Hwell Wha t tauqas season of 22 noting original material wit pathos and wholesome appeal. Committee endorsements applaud her as a standout performer. Clare and Vicrnty residents urged attendance with a low twenty five cent admission to include all ages.
Sr and Mrs Magic J Foss arrived in Detroit last week to cheers from relatives and friends. The newlyweds faced playful tricks as they toured the city in a Ford, greeted by signs and a long string of tin cans. Laughter and warm wishes accompanied the festive reception.
The Mont Siding school hosts a box social and program Tuesday evening November 27 beginning at 9 20 o clock Proceeds go to aged residents. Dassie Brackhart is the teacher and organizer.
Mrs. G H Stanford learns of Joseph Randall Beadle death in Detroit Wednesday night. She and her husband travel by auto to attend the funeral at the home of daughter Mrs William Barker at 153 Eastlawn Ave Ful. More details to appear next week.
In harmony with Gov Graesghack the union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday evening November 29 at 7 20 o clock in the Methodist church Rev H B Johnson will deliver the message The service is in the evening to attract a large congregation and all are urged to attend with thankful hearts.
The Seating could not publish the Clare County Board of Supervisory proceedings this week due to two ringtype operators being absent. Part of the proceedings were moved to another machine and the type failed to reach. Some items will appear next week.
A Thanksgiving entertainment and box social is scheduled at Herrick School on Wednesday evening November 28. Proceeds will benefit the school. Rie Hales, teacher.
As Thanksgiving approaches next week The Sentinel urges correspondents to mail letters so they reach the office no later than Monday night for publication.
Kirk E. Sutherland of Benton Harbor has been chosen cashier of the Commercial National Bank of St. Joseph, succeeding A R Morford who retires after four years in the post. Sutherland, from a banking family, has a long career in Detroit Hudson Payne and Benton Harbor banks and is active in civic affairs and Kiwanis.
Dr William DeBi eine health officer of Saginaw and John W Johnson executive secretary of the Saginaw Welfare League will speak in Clare on the evening of December 7. Residents urged to keep the date open and attend the meeting announced through pulpits presses and theatres with thanks to B N Mercer for arranging the visit.
Readable lines describe a pie themed meal with apple berry and peach varieties. Mentions Baptist bake and bazaar at Noyem Mh nc DOK GPs Doherty's Hotel. Access to pie for dinner is the main recurring action depicted.
The Glare high school gym hosts the season opener with McBain girls in the first game followed by the boys. Admission is 20 cents for pupils and 25 cents for others. Officials note separate rules for girls and boys and expect early games to be close and competitive.
The town board warns organizers that a license from the Grant Township Board is mandatory for future dances. The prosecuting attorney notes the license can be revoked at any time if the board deems it in the community's best interests.
Announcement for a Friday evening event at Hardwood School on November 23 featuring a Thanksgiving program and box social. Ralph Amy, teacher, extends welcome.
We wish to thank the Hagle Aid Society and all who kindly contributed money to us. Carl Langworthy and family.
Michigan reports a record road building year with about 450 miles of state built roads including 181.5 miles paved. The 1922 total was 383 miles. Financing shifted toward current revenues with 2 million in state bonds issued, 3 million loan from the general fund and surplus funds, suggesting the record may endure.
At a Congregational church meeting the Clare County Red Cross Chapter reorganized naming B. N. Mercer president and G E Lamb first vice president with Lulu Murphy second vice president. Other officers include N L Tibbits secretary treasurer and directors H B Johnson Geo Phelps L H Thompson N L Tibbits. National representative Mr Tilley spoke as membership drive begins. countywide canvass to follow good work noted.
County authorities aided by a plainclothes officer have made fifteen arrests for liquor violations. A large quantity of moonshine and wine was seized. Most arrestees have confessed to the Prosecuting Attorney and will plead guilty at the December term. Further arrests are expected. a full cleanup report is to be published next week.
The Mull family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their beloved mother Mrs. Addieline Mull. Gratitude extended for floral offerings singers and Rev Milberry’s comforting words from Oscar Mull and family Glen Mull and family Milo Myers and family.
The Mt. Vernon Grange will serve a Thanksgiving supper on Thursday evening November 29 at the Grangery. Friends are invited and asked to bring well filled baskets. The Guild will serve a rabbit supper at their fair on Wednesday December 5. Price 60 cents.
On November 15th Mrs. Florence M. Welles of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association visited Clare Farwell and Harrison to organize countywide Christmas Seal sales. Three committees will handle divisions with supplies from Lansing. Clare's quota is 412.00 and the aim is to boost health work, education, and a pension amendment benefiting families with tubercular husbands.
We thank our neighbors and the Clare Fire Department for helping extinguish the fire that threatened our barn Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fetters.
Mildred Bronson and Ana Grover both 18 were overcome by gas in a Clare girl from Owosso and a Detroit resident from Clare. Firemen and hospital staff treated them with oxygen before they were taken to receiving hospital where both were said to be out of danger.
A chicken pie supper will be served at Elm Grove on Friday evening November 23. Adults 30 cents, children 15 cents.
The proclamation designates Thursday November 29, 1923 as Thanksgiving Day and Prayer in Michigan. Governor Alex J. Groesbeck urges gratitude for national leadership, prosperity, and mercy, while calling for prudent living and charity.
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