Walter A. Larman Honored With Veteran Funeral Rites
Hundreds attend the cemetery ceremonies for Walter A. Larman Clare's sole World War II sacrifice. The procession from the Legion rooms to St Cecilia church and Cherry Grove cemetery featured a firing squad and a flag presentation to his father. Fr Geo Flanagan delivered remarks urging unity and to honor the sacrifice beyond faith and creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellishd
Walter A. Larman
Clare
Hia
American Legion
Legion Rooma
Bia
American Legion Rraiby
Legion
Mearly
St. Cecelia
Flanagan
Cherry Grove
Harrold Lampman
John Larman
France
Geo Flanagan
American Legiona
America
Edward Becker Dies After Forty Years in City
Edward Becker departed this life at his East 6th Street home Tuesday morning. Funeral services date and full obituary to be published next week. The notice reflects on hatred and calls for love, peace, and unity among Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Home
East 6Th Street
Edward Becker
E. W. Davis
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Republic
Anthony Marciells Dies in Vernon Township
While visiting his sister in Vernon township last Monday Anthony Marciells died of paralysis. Funeral services led by Rev. Badgley were held at the Hodkinson home with Masonic rites at Cherry Grove cemetery. obituary to appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Marciells
Sister
Vernon
John Hodkinson
Vernon Township
Badgley
Cherry Grove
J W Gleason to Speak at Free Bible Lecture Sunday
J W Gleason of Saginaw will deliver a free Bible lecture Sunday at 3:00 PM at the K P ball title When death call be no more. The talk promises scriptural proof that the Promised Kingdom of Messiah is near and will restore mankind to life. All are invited. seats are free and no collection will be taken.
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K. of P. Ball
J. W. Glegson
Saginaw
K. of P. Game Hunt Featured by EK P lodge
EK of P lodge members show strong interest in a game hunt staged by the lodge. Derby leads one side and Royal Wilcon the other, each confident to win and thus compel the loser to pay for supper. Tuesday evening a game supper will follow with further details mailed to members.
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Oisen
Derby
Royal Wilcon
K.of P
Pythian
Death of Francie Rath at six weeks old
Francie Rath, six weeks old, died October 17 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Desormean after a brief illness. The funeral was at St. Cecelia church with Rev Flanagan officiating and burial in the church cemetery. The family and friends mourn her loss.
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A. Desormean
Francie Rath
St. Cecelia
Flanagan
Guild Entertainment Postponed to October 28
Congregational church invites the public Friday evening October 28 to see Sheet Music Who Kissed Barbara and Borrowing Trouble. Entertainment promises light refreshments with a 25 and 35 cent price.
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Congregational
Barbara
E Entertainment
Card of Thanks for Francia Ruth Marton
We thank friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and passing of our beloved daughter and sister Francia Ruth Marton from Mr. and Mrs H B Decormeau and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neesa
Farmers Get Final Wool Pool Checks
The Michigan State Farm Bureau began issuing final wool pool checks in early October, covering 3.6 million pounds from the 1920 pool. About 18,000 poolers will receive funds as Michigan completes the pool, with Iowa and Illinois not yet settled. Handling costs averaged 4.65 cents per pound for central warehouses and 3.24? cents for local yards, and the department sold much of the pool at the best current prices.
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Michigan State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Central
State Farm Bureau Wood Apartment
Farm Bureau Wool Department
Good Literature Club Progress Marks Disarmament Appeal Support
At a meeting hosted by Mrs Stella Lampman the Good Literature Club voted to join national efforts urging disarmament through Secretary Hughes. The program featured piano solos by Miss Helen N Knox and violin pieces by Miss Eloy Struble, with readings on French thirteenth century literature and tales from Aucassin and Nicollette and Reynard the Fox. The next gathering will be November 1 at Mrs Lena Reading's home.
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Good Literature Club
Stella Lampman
Ccretary Hughes
Women of America
Eloy Struble
Shepherd
Lillian- Dewey
Pearl Comer
Aucassin
Nicollette
Kate Batterfiaid
Bernice Allen
Reynard the Fox
Hazel Arthambault
Lena Reading
Hallowe en Social at Vernon School Houses
A Hallowe en and Clothespin social will be held at the Vernon School houses Monday evening October 31. Ladies bring two dreeded clothespins and one or two of the following items: sandwiches cake pickles fruit salad or pumpkin pie. Everyone invited.
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Hallowe’en
Vernon School
Obituary for Charlotte Case Allen of Coldwater Michigan
Charlotte Case born May 12 1845 Coldwater Michigan died October 7 1921 aged 78 years 4 months 29 days. Married Albert C Allen December 2 1864. Survived by six children Ida Coffey May Potter Alverta Baggott Kittie Nelan Phiona Morford and Glen Allen thirteen grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9 am at Glen Allen home and burial at Clare beside her husband Rev Baker and Undertaker Gray attended.
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Charlotte Case
Coldwater
Michigan
Albert C. Allen
Ida Coffey
Pontiac
May Potter
Multiiken
Alverta Baggott
Chicago
Kittie Nelan
Cleveland
Ohio
Phiona Morford
North
Ill
Glen Allen
Marion
Clare
Clars
Baker
Gray
Herrick Church Fair Set for October 21 at Gleaner Hall
The Helping Hand society of Herrick church will host a church fair at Gleaner hall on October 21. Aprons fancy goods baked goods and candy will be sold. A sapper (supper) will be served. All are urged to attend.
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Helping Hand Society
Herrick Church
Gleaner Hall
Subscription notice asks readers to settle arrears
The notice explains subscription dates and renewal rules, noting some readers are in arrears. It urges paying one dollar and fifty cents, or sending a card with a payment plan if caught up slowly, to help cover unpaid balances.
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Tims
Sol
Timely address by Dr Bradley draws cultured audience
Dr Bradley of Saginaw spoke on The Salvaging of Civilization at the Congregational Church. Dr Bishop of Lansing may be next speaker. The talk urged open minds and cooperative effort to avoid future wars, criticizing survival of the fittest and urging disarmament and Christian principles. The event raised funds to support future meetings and drew participation from local women’s clubs and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Bradley
Saginaw
Congregational Church
Dr. Bishop
Lansing
Chamber of Commerce
Hughes
Ewing and Chaffee Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Miss Mildred May Ewing of Marion marries Chester H. Chaffee of this city as Rev. E. W. Davie officiates at the Methodist parsonage. The couple, a county teacher and a mail carrier, are praised by friends. witnesses are Ernest Chaffee and Elizabeth M. Chaffee.
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Mildred May Ewing
Marion
Chester H. Chaffee
E. W. Davie
Ernest Chaffee
Elizabeth M. Chaffee
Death notice for George T. Knight on East Sun Street
George T. Knight, son of Mrs Iva Bolcomb, born July 22 1909, died October 10 1921 at age 12 years 2 months 19 days after a lengthy illness. Funeral held October 18 at the home with Rev Badgley officiating, burial in Cherry Grove.
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George T. Knight
Iva Bolcomb
East Sun Street
Badgley
Cherry Grove
Notice on debts from Geo Bryant and Son
Partial notice states parties owe money and must settle the account by a date after November. The text references Geo Bryant & Son and directs payment to settle the debt.
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Geo
Bryant & Son
Methvan J Brown Resigns Post in Exeter California
A letter from Methvan J Brown of Exeter California dated 10 7 21 informs Fred Hodson of his resignation from post office work to pursue farming. He describes grape harvest potential in Tulare County, land values, farming income estimates, climate, and local amenities including schools, wildlife, and roads.
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Fred Hodson
Methvan J. Brown
Exeter
Cali
Call
Supervisors Approve Gift for World War Memorial Tablet
At Harrison Jaet Saturday the County Supervisors approved a 150 dollar appropriation to the Clare American Legion with a pledge of equal funds to be raised locally. The goal is a memorial tablet honoring county World War service members and a city drive to secure support. Mayor A J Doherty offered a generous contribution and officials plan a countywide committee to coordinate fundraising and a campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Jaet
American Legion of
Clare
A. J. Doherty
Letter excerpt on work, hunting and fishing plans
A fragmentary letter discusses opportunities to work in fruit, a promise to share news, and plans to write about hunting and fishing trips. The writer asks the recipient to recount fishing outings and promises to share hunting exploits in return.
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Lote
Poultry Supplies Auction Next Tuesday at Weaver Sale
ApyOne poultry buyers can choose from a large list of supplies at the B. J. Weaver auction to be held next Tuesday starting at 10:90. See ad in this issue. Also on Saturday at 6th and McEwan streets Mrs Sam Fnaaght will sell household goods as she plans to move to Florida. Everything must go.
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ApyOne
B. J. Weaver
6Th and
McEwan Streets
Sam Fnaaght
Esk
Florida
Gratitude from Larman Family for the Departed Soldier
We express heartfelt thanks to the Legion, Clare citizens, Messie Kirkbride Tibbits and Doherty, Fr Flannigan, the Land, and all who attended with flowers to honor our departed son and brother. John Larman Sr and Family.
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Legion
Clare
Messie
Kirkbride
Tibbits
Doherty
Flannigan
Legion Thanks Helpers For Lar man Burial Service
The American Legion post expresses gratitude to those who assisted at the burial of Walter A. Larman, noting the effort to use a caisson and the difficulty of playing without practice. The post invites further contact for mutual aid.
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American Legion
Ke Tuans Bose
Walter A. Larman
Gand
Larraon
Local church thanks donors for cement work and gravel help
The Colonville church expresses gratitude to Hazel Bodkins Freda Gardow Daisy Brockart and Mrs Ralph Shull for an $11 donation. Ample funds were needed to complete a cement stop at the church and the balance was paid for a new lamp. The community also thanks all who donated work including L Padway for supplying gravel and those who helped haul it.
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Colonville Church
Hazel Bodkins
Freda Gardow
Daisy Brockart
Ralph Shull
Asizo
L. Padway
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Clyde Coes
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