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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
2
Men and women who succeed have faith in themselves and in the work they are engaged in. This bank has faith in you and in the people of this community, looking forward with confidence to a bright future with promise.
Robert J. Archambault recounts a weekend trip with wife and son from Mt. Pleasant to Remus Big Rapids Paris Cadillac Traverse City Muskegon and Pentwater. The journey highlights scenic routes M24 M13 M-18 M-11 and natural beauty with a mixed weather note and a late return Monday night.
The Good Literature Club gathers Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Sternaman Studio. Hostess Mrs Clara Sternaman and chairman Miss Frieda Giebel present William Vaughn Moody in American drama with Ruth Hachmuth. A reading from The Great Divide by Ruth Hardie follows with discussion urged for all members.
Busy notices detail farm service trains leaving at 9:00 p m and returning at 11:35 p m for Farmon, along with other travel mentions. Community items list church events, social gatherings, real estate transfers, lodge meetings, local visits, and notices of auctions and shows in Saginaw and Reed City. The column also notes Greek Mythology lessons, health ads, and a prominent color designer from California visiting family.
The Clare county Republican committee and candidates for county offices met last Friday evening and unanimously voted to honor A. Ray Canfield. They praised his honesty uprightness and fair dealing in all political life and sent sympathy to his widow and children through Dr. G B Lamb.
The Ladies Union will meet with Mrs. Sutherland this Friday afternoon. Next week it meets with Mrs. Shumway. The Baptist church society will do plain sewing including sheets pillow cases towels aprons and underwear and mend. Call Mrs. Roy Wilson secretary if you need this service.
First Grade will read the Winston Primer next week and finish Pre-Primers this week. Enrollment stands at forty-one. Third Grade uses a toy grocery store to practice arithmetic. Franklin Walters has been absent over a week due to illness. New readers Tree Dwellers by Depp join the library. Freshmen host a Halloween class party on October 29. Juniors present Sham on Friday October 22 at 9:45 for chapel with Junior Glee Club numbers. public invited. Cicero class hiked to Hobo's Retreat for a weiner roast last week. Kala wela Girls' Athletic Club sold candy Wednesday afternoon.
Birthday gifts for Clare City Library include ten dollars from Mrs Mussel two dollars from Mrs Lamont three dollars from Bart Barrus and one dollar from Miscellaneous. Mrs Mater donates Chief Contemporary Dramatists a collection of twenty plays edited by Thomas H. Dickinson. Prof Beddlow from Pleas ant Normal reviews The Second Mrs Vand erday by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero for the Study Club guests at Mrs Wm H Bicknell’s home.
A miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garver was held at the Hamp ton home on a Wednesday evening in September eighty nine. About eighty five relatives neighbors and friends attended. The evening featured visiting games and a noon lunch with many gifts. Attendees wished the couple a long and happy life.
Prof Beddow leads a club program on theatre evolution from Shakespearean stages to modern drama. He cites Bernard Shaw Pinero Rostand and O Neill with a focus on the Little Theatre movement and Michigan venues like Ypsilanti Jess Bonstelle Theatre and Detroit. The evening closes with readings from Mrs Tanqueray and piano solo, followed by refreshments.
The piece urges residents to compare quality and price between local merchants and traveling peddlers. It argues peddlers pay no taxes or support local institutions, while buying locally funds churches, schools, and community projects. It concludes by asking readers to consider their patronage carefully.
October 23 1926 is the last day for general registration by special application for the November 2 1926 election. City Clerk Alex Mckinnon issues the notice.
Notice states a general election will be held Tuesday November 2 2926 to vote for State and County officers and five proposed amendments. Alex McKinnon City Cherk FOR RENT Rooms for housekeeping Mi s Milla Bostian county line Bitz.
Auction sale announced for Tuesday October 26. Chan Lloyd of Grant will have her list of personal property printed in the next issue.
Library bake sale set for Saturday October 16 at 10 00 at the Jackson and Woodward store. Also a housekeeping rooms for rent at 1041 Maple Street with heat lights and water included.
Doherty's Sea showroom unveils the Victo Heater now on display heating up to 8000 cubic feet. The unit is pitched as suitable for an ordinary home.
Ad copy notes a Saturday sale at The Style Shoppe offering all pattern hats at a reduced price. The notice presents promotional language with no clear date or store location.
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