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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
1
The opening month shows attendance records improving over last year with the eighth grade leading at a 99 grand average. Most grades report some tardiness though two have punctual arrivals, while kindergartens and second grade show no tardiness. Names of students with perfect attendance are listed for first and second grades, with a note that continued effort is expected.
At an adjourned Harrison session Judge Hart sentenced or placed on probation a list of defendants from the prior week. Harl Gill received six months to five years at Ionia with a six month minimum for grand larceny. Other defendants faced probation or costs for liquor law violations and unlawful possession of firearms.
We thank friends and neighbors for support after the loss of our dear baby. Special thanks to Rev. F Bates, the singers, Mr. and Mrs. Priz for kindness, and those who sent flowers and provided autos. Alfred Upthegrove and family, Wm Upthegrove family, and Orris Penrose family noted. Also announces Clarence Bader will sell farm equipment and household goods at the next sale week.
City Schools English 12 pupils struggle to locate listed titles at the city library. Residents with copies requested to donate works such as The Return of the Native, Quo Vadis, Don Quixote and Dickens novels to aid the students.
George Frederick Ehrhardt died at his North Bradley home last Thursday after years of illness. Born January 10, 1887 in Clare, he taught school, worked in Grand Rapids, and married Myrtle Fullmer in 1908. Survived by Myrtle, two daughters, parents Chris and (name), two sisters, and a brother. funeral at home and North Bradley cemetery burial.
October 10 16 lineup features Riders of the Purple Sage Tom Mix a Zane Gray Western and concurrent comedies with Connie and Cupid in a mood of light romance New Toys Love drama of newlyweds The Warrens of Virginia All Star The Ten Commandments later October 27 28 and The Freshman Harold Lloyd in November
The Epworthians announce their first meeting for Monday evening October 12 at 7 30. Fannie Corbin as President invites members to boost the League with games and music as the main features of the event.
A dated 1926 notice from Joseph Field forbids merchants and others from charging any goods to his daughter Olive Field. The order states she is not responsible for debts and directs proper handling of credit actions accordingly.
Edward Runyan of Sheridan township was injured when a driven team bolted after a board slipped from a rack. The wagon struck an elm, pinning his leg between the evener and the tree. Neighbors and doctors rushed him to Bay City hospital where doctors performed an amputation.
The Salvation Army plans an annual financial drive in the state to support rescue homes industrial institutions slim missions and salvation work without regard to race or creed. A representative visited Clare this week and a tag day is planned for Saturday with young women selling buttons to aid the effort. Ten cents or more is welcomed.
The Clare Study Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A B Lister s home. President Mrs Mulder led the business session and roll call featured English city names. Mrs Dusenbury presented a travelogue from Mt Pleasant Literature Club and soloist Mrs W S McAllister performed two pieces with Helen Bicknell at the piano.
Rachel Elizabeth Haring died at 45 after long diabetes. Born 1880 in White Rock Michigan, she moved to Sheridan township with her husband Karl Frederick Haring. Funeral held at Lasheran church Clare with interment Cherry Grove. Survived by husband four children and extended family.
William Carl Upthegrove born September 7 1924 died September 28 1925 from pneumonia at age 1 year 21 days. He leaves behind his parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Upthegrove two sisters two brothers and other relatives. funeral on Hast 4th street with burial at Cherry Grove.
Frank M. Blesch announces a public auction of his entire Holstein Jersey dairy cattle and Percheron horses. The sale starts at 10:00 a.m. at his premises six miles south and two miles west of Farwell or two miles south of Wood's store, rain or shine. For details write Frank M. Blesch Farwell.
Clare defeats Shepherd in a football game with early scores by Rolland Thayer and Jim Johnson. The second quarter featured strong Clare defense and no additional scoring as the team solidified its improvement.
City firemen staged a false alarm Friday evening to surprise Mr and Mrs Alfred Doherty who wed Tuesday. Doherty tried to reach the hall but escaped in another car, returned with the bride to be loaded onto a fire truck for a city ride. Chief C A Wellman presented a bridge lamp at their home.
A man calling himself Collins was robbed this afternoon by two associates near the Ann Arbor tracks. He said they fled toward the depot with $89. Warren Reed and Marshall Etter pursued but could not catch the robbers. The pair likely left town on a freight.
Hackett and Carroll announce taking over Nash agency at Mt Pleasant and offer first class service at reasonable prices. New Nash models on display and invites owners to call and see them before buying elsewhere at Wm Bamber garage. Phone 791 or 36 green.
In loving memory of John Raymond who departed this life October 6 1924. Peaceful be thy rest dear father. In life we loved you dearly and in death we do the same. The moon and stars shine on thy lone grave. His wife and children mourn his loss.
The families thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement. They acknowledge the flowers, singers, use of cars, and the minister’s comforting words. Kari Haring and family. Mrs. McDonald and children.
H. P. Hubel seeks potatoes at market price between Clare and Chippewa Station on the P M R R. He invites sellers to offer available stock at authorized rates.
A terse notice invites individuals seeking dirt to contact N. L. Tibbils for further instructions.
Chief Wellman oversaw Fire Prevention Week drill as about five hundred students and teachers evacuated in one minute and five seconds. The quick exit set a new record for the district.
Two Clare division members of Mt. Pleasant Country Club claimed championship status but were outplayed by players nicknamed the Dubs. On a recent holiday, the Dubs posted 199 strokes to the experts 210 after eighteen holes, with stakes undisclosed and forecasts favoring another clash to follow.
Mr and Mrs Louis Oaks of Los Angeles visit near Clare staying with Mrs Catherine McKinnon. Oaks, former LA police official involved in the Gladys Witherall kidnapping case, praises Hollywood and Los Angeles while detailing their luxury Pullman car with home comforts. They plan travel east then Europe next year.
The next regular Knights of Pythias meeting will convene at Castle Hall on Thursday evening October 16th.
The M-14 Association directors met at Park Hotel Mt. Pleasant with 31 attendees from 16 towns. Roy O. Woodruff Bay City urged membership growth and federal aid for the highway, noting routing changes around Houghton and Higgins lakes and praising Gov. Groesbeck.
The St. Cecelia society hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Alfred Doherty at Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wyman’s home with gifts, music, and cake. That same evening Mr. Doherty was surprised at Mr. and Mrs. George Spring’s home by K of C Lodge members delivering a cedar chest.
Mrs. Maude Thompson entertained the Good Literature Club on Tuesday evening September 2. Seven new members were added to the roll including Mrs. Bellinger who chaired the program. Miss Alderton performed a solo and Mrs. McGuire was accompanist.
Notice informs Clare Study Club members a party and teachers meeting are postponed to Thursday evening October 22 at Mrs. Annabelle Lister's home. Also reports a two car collision near Sixth street and McEwan involving a Ford driven by Lee Irwin's daughter and a Ford sedan owned by M. D. Clute of Sheridan. Both cars damaged but no injuries among high school students aboard.
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