Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

Page 1

We have 4,309,685 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

Page

1

County Board Closes October Session in Harrison

The county board of supervisors concluded its October session at Harrison on Monday. Re-elected were Thomas J. Dwyer as Superintendent of the Poor and Chas Ambie as School Examiner. New board members include Louis G. Sly Elmer Amble and Rev E Clapp. Appropriations included 220 to the North Eastern Michigan Development Bureau 2000 to Michigan Children's Aid Society and 100 to Hospital School for Osipple Children. A 3750 paving project on trunkline 14 was approved with 122 percent of total cost 30000 to be covered with state remainder. County funds deposited by Citizens State Bank of Clare for two years beginning Jan 1 1923 at 5 on daily balances. County printing awarded with half to Clare County Cleaver and half to Courier and The Sentinel. Audit reports found records in good shape. most officers saw pay reductions up to 500 annually.

County Board of Supervisors Harrison Thomas J. Dwyer Chas. Ambie Elmer Amble Rev. E. ©. Clapp Board of County Danvaseers Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau Michigano Children’s Aid Society St. Joseph Hospital School Detroit Schreffer W. Hopkine Pleasant Winterfield Redding Citizens State Bank of Clare She County Clare County Cleaver Courier The Sentinel Hoth

Card of Thanks for Mary May and family

We wish and return heartfelt thanks for kindness shown during the bereavement in the passing of our sister and aunt Mary. Grateful for the floral offerings and for the kindness of Mr Thoreton the singers and Rev A Lobnes. David May Henry May Frank R May Mrs James A Freeland Mr and Mrs E L Potter Mr and Mrs Henry Walters Wayne Walters.

Mary Thoreton A. Lobnes David May Henry May Frank R. May James A. Freeland E. L. Potter Henry Walters Wayne Walters

Prohibition Candidate Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Clare County

Alph1.8. Crigler announces candidacy for sheriff in Clare County primary. He pledges to uphold the Prohibition Law and all state laws and asks for voters support.

Clare Quaunty State of Michigan

Potter, Lansing Administrator Set to Speak at Clare Event

The administrator Potter of Lansing will speak in Clare during a county event. The appearance is part of a scheduled public program to discuss local issues.

Clare Potter Lansing Peetatie

Ford Cuts Show Price Reductions On Ford Cars

Local dealer J. E. Hampton announced a price cut on most Ford models excluding four door sedans. Touring with starter and demountable rims listed at 434.00, Roadster at 404.00, Sedan at 644.00, Coupe 357.00, Truck 415.00. Announcement noted to be part of Ford policy.

J. E. Hampton Conners Sampton

Clare Sentinel Clubbing Rates for Daily and Farm Papers

The Clare Sentinel lists discounted combination rates with principal daily and farm papers to save farmers money on next year’s reading. Offers include Detroit News and Michigan Farmer options with various terms and bundled pricing, encouraging early subscription.

Sentinel Detroit News Clare Sentinel Detroit Detroit Times Saginaw News-Courier The Michigan Farmer Tae Clare Sentinel Michigan Business Farmer

Three Supervisors Gift Five Dollars to Hospital School

Three members of the Board of Supervisors Finch J L Cook and Mayor Thompson gave five dollar gifts to a representative of the hospital school for crippled children at Detroit. The board hoped to support the institution without adding tax burden and the representative also reviewed a case of a child in Mark Rodabaugh's home and recommended treatment at the hospital.

Board of Supervisors Hospital School For Crippled Children Detroit Eek Finch Surrey Two J. L. Cook Garfield Thompson Clare Mark Rodabaugh

Clare Study Club Meets With Eighteen Members

The Clare Study Club met Tuesday October 10 at Mrs. N. & Tibbila's home with eighteen members present. The program included rollcall, a solo by Mrs. A. BE. Mulder, reminiscences and geography of Japan, and adjournment to Tuesday October 24 with Mrs. Frank McKnight.

Clare Study Club

Pythian Sisters Celebrate 33rd Anniversary Event

The focal lodge Pythian Sisters will celebrate their 33rd Anniversary Monday evening October 23. Knights and families are invited to attend. Mesdames L. H. Thompson and Rol He Dyer named Captains on the entertainment committee. A supper and program are planned. The Ladies Guild will meet next Wednesday at Edith Stevens home for a potluck ranch in honor of Mrs. who will leave for Lansing.

Focal Lodge Pythian Knighte Mra Edith Stevens Fas Lansing

In Defence of Our Community Attacks on Local Editor

A reader contends Clare County Courier editor Tom Michaels and his paper weaponize gossip and accusations. He defends doctors J A Reeder and F Sanford and denounces press tactics that harmed a physician and others, citing court actions and alleged misstatements.

Mary May Dies At Sister’s Home In Clare Michigan

Mary May born February 20 1858 in Ontario moved to Virginia in 1875 then Michigan in 1894 lived with sister Mrs. E. K. Potter of Vernon township until her death October 10 1922. She joined the Episcopal Church in youth and remained a faithful member. Survived by four brothers and two sisters and many relatives. Funeral from home Friday with Rev. O A Lehren officiating and interment in Cherry Grove.

Mary May Ontario Canada Virginia Michigan E. K. Potter Vernon Township Ths Episcopal Barch Clare William G Henry David Glyndon Ind Frank R Keysville James A. Prouland Palmoreton E. L. Pottar O. A. Lehren Cherry Grove

Vindication and crossfire in Clare county autopsy dispute

The Courier faced sharp ridicule over the autopsy case involving Dr Clute Bowler and six court officers. Editors condemn self appointed critics Tom Michael and Dusenbourg for delaying findings and seeking money, while opposing parties push for further autopsies and public sympathy. Continued on page 10

Dr. Clute Perry Gebrke Tom Michael Treuth Dusenbourg Joseph F. Bowler Clare County Honolulu Bia Bowler Michael Clare Mt. Pleasant Ann Arbor

Local Social Notes From Marion and Durand Visitations

Chas Goodenow of Marion visited his mother Mrs J Goodenow on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Kyle McKinnon of Durand visited relatives in the city late last week. Mrs W S Ervey returned home at 8 Louis Sanday after a week visit with her nephew Clarence and Floyd Kirkpatrick. The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church plans a home event in November.

Chas. Goodenow Marion J. Goodenow Kyle McKinnon Durand W.S. Ervey Louis Sanday Clarence Floyd Kirkpatrick

Clare County Rod and Gun Club Organized At City Hall

The Clare County Rod and Gun Club was organized at city hall last Friday with Wm Webb elected chairman. George White as President, William Lange Secretary, George Collins Treasurer, and directors including O A Derby and Roy Wilson. The group aims to boost wildlife and fish culture in the county and fund protection efforts, with membership nearing 100 and plans for future growth.

Clare County Wm.Webbd George J. White William Lange George Collins O. A. Derby Roy Wilson Frank Hachmuth Ronate Nické €Raon Leo Springer Wm. Webb George Johnson Pettit Thie City

Otto F Garchow dies at 83 in Sheridan township

Otto Frederick Garchow born January 1888 in Holzendorf Germany dies October 9 at his son William Garchow’s home in Sheridan township aged 8 years 9 months 3 days. He married Caroline Weichmann in 1863 in Germany later moving to America with family two sons William and John Garchow of Saginaw. Funeral held October 12 at St Johns Lutheran church with burial at Obherry Grove Cemetery.

Otto Frederick Garchow Holzendorf Germany Wm. Garchow Sheridan Township Caroline Weichnman William Garchow John Garchow Saginaw America West Virginia Cleveland Ohio Grant Township William St. John’s Lutheran Church Obherry Grove Cemetery

Scott Wild marriage at home on West 6th Street

The marriage of Mies Mildred E. Scott and Wm Wild occurred Thursday evening October 12 at the bride's home on West 6th Street. Rev CO A Lobnes of the Methodist church officiated. Attendants were Weasley and Mies Laura Scott. The couple will reside in Clare.

Mies Mildred E. Scott Wm. Wild West 6Th Street CO. A. Lobnes Methodist Church Weasley Laura Scott Clare

Appreciation Note for Support During Our Loss

We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings singers and comfort during the illness and death of our father and grandfather Aleo. John Garchon Mr and Mrs William Garchow and family express gratitude for the acts of kindness and support.

Aleo Bhose Antos Hoensche John Garchon Wm. Garchow

What movies Hallowe en program whee et an as oo

Mystery garble limits clear facts. A fragmented line hints at a Halloween program and a request for pairings or dates but specifics are unreadable.

Hallowe'en

Seventy-Three Girls Take Home Economics Party

Seventh grade girls held their first term party with refreshments and games. The Home Economics department celebrated desk equipment arrival and planned a dish washing party, fudge making, and future cafeteria service at the school building.

Wilson Sharpe Achoo Claes Senate

Jesus Tempted Lesson Reflects Daily Faith Practice

A religious lesson on Luke 4 1 13 and John the Baptist in the wilderness. It urges that temptation is human not sinful and that resisting sin requires character. An illustration shows focus on God like guarding a vessel of oil to avoid temptation.

John the Baptist Jesus Bere Jeans Ain God Yaa

Clare Library Association to Hold Meeting

A meeting of the Clare Library Association will be held Tuesday October 24 at 4 30 p m at Mora McKnight's home immediately after the Study Club Members of the Good Literature Club and Study Club urged to attend Ethel Allen secretary Roggman rents Elm Grove garage to Mr King who with a black emitting old auto repairs the future All work will be cut in first class.

Clare Library Association Mora McKnight Good Literature Club Study Club Ethel Alien Roggman Elm Grove King

Auctions Listed This Week in The Sentinel

The Sentinel announces a tenacious schedule of local auctions from October 23 to November 2. Ernest Loveless plans a sale on the Frank Teachout farm south of Farwell. S J Green’s estate near Mann Siding. P F Hines on a 333 mile south farm. Bruce Smith post lease on Bowerman farm. J W Wilson windover Lake equipment sale. and more in Elm Grove and Clare areas with multiple auctions listed for next week. Buyers are urged to watch for bills and next week’s Sentinel for full details and prices.

Sentinel Clare Adv Ernest A Loveless Farwell Frank Teachout Bert Green S. J. Green Mann Siding P. F. Hines Beaverton Sentinel Restler Bowerman Bruce Smith Groves Windover Lake J. W. Wilson York Pean Danolay Elm Grove Bueseil Baa Forney Hutchinson Eugene Allen Eagle School Lawrence Robinett Sarah J. Havel Wm. A. Derby

Clare Good Literature Club Buoyed by Readings and Sketches

The Clare Good Literature Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs J P Jones. Miss Lapham read from Will Carlton and Mrs Morton read from Edward Guest. Members shared life sketches and readings including Ben King. The next meeting shifts to November 7 with an open session and a modern American play by Prof I A Beddow.

Clare Good Literature Club J. P. Jones

Vernon Grange Holds Advisory Selection for State Officers

Election of Officers. Monday evening October 23 ME Vernon Grange will hold the advisory selection for State Grange officers and election for secretary and directors of the Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Company. All members requested to be present. Secretary.

Vernon Grange The Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Appreciation Note From The Eagle Ald Society Dinner

The Eagle Ald Society thanks the many pals for their dinner. Fries de and aesiated misspelled words appear in the note but the core expresses gratitude for support.

Ald Society Pals

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crigler FORD Pythian Sisters Sosa Clare County Courier Fifth McEwan Ross Tom Michaels Dra Clare County Court Vernel Reeder State Department of Health Blines Clarse County Yellow Sheet J. F. Bowler Tom Anto Wan Dr. Olate Anes Ladies’ Guild ROD and Gun Club Scott-Wild Box Social Grads Clare Library Als’n
Search Courier

Search the Clare Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Clare Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication