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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
1
The record lists multiple criminal and civil cases for the upcoming Circuit Court session starting Monday September 26. Cases include People versus Danilop and Milke related to liquor violations, forgery against James Logan, and various assumpsit and trespass claims across named parties with dates noted from 1920 to 1921.
The docket includes multiple actions such as Arthur B. Rose versus Dan T Chamberlain for quiet title by default, several divorces including Lizzie Pomeroy versus Anson Pomeroy and Stephen March versus Byrd March, as well as foreclosures and injunctions. Additional entries cover quiet title suits against Clare Chamber of Commerce and Norman Tolsoni, with various defendants named and dates noted for issues or defaults.
At a Harrison hearing, a conservation commission representative heard broad support for a three year closed deer season in Clare County. The Clare County Sportsmen’s Club with over 100 members backed the measure, and the board of supervisors signed the petition. Locals fear west North end deer may be driven out or killed without protection.
The Detroit estate fair featured efficient farming displays by Michigan Agricultural College with a miniature model farm, windmill, and Dairy herd comparisons. Departments including horticulture entomology and home economics presented booths on current agricultural topics attracting thousands daily.
The September term 1921 petit jurors are listed with each juror name and ward or address. Names include Hanonah Meek 1st Ward Clare Thomas Groves 2nd Ward Clare Bert Greer 3rd Ward and others across wards. The roster covers jurors such as Michael Casey 1st Ward Barrison Murphy 1st Ward Harrison Lockwood 2nd Ward Harrison William Michael 3rd Ward Earl Sanders Steckey Coyne Cooper Scott Krejl Bringolo and more.
Eastern Michigan fans await stars Wilcox Dudek and Huebner as they clash with Grivers in a premier open race. The 25 mile feature returns after thrilling 32 minute run with 6000 onlookers. Events start at 2:89 PM with $3060 in prizes.
A fragment from a Boston Tramverts item mocks sentimentality in fiction describing Fanny and a goldfish. It questions whether the needy evoke lasting sympathy and contrasts pity with envy as characters fantasize about effortless travel.
A country newspaper publisher anchors community life with empathy and action. The Oakley Graphic describes the editor’s day amid obituaries joy and sorrow, ads and public notices, and the constant pull between tragedy and triumph in the newsroom.
Dr G E Dyason longtime relief worker in McKnight dental parlora received a gold medal by registered mail for a soccer victory in Cleveland Ohio on Monday September 1. The gift included a gold watch and chain from a University friend at Ann Arbor who declined to reveal his name. Dyason captained the Michigan soccer team for three years and is noted as a skilled athlete and fellow Clare resident receives congratulations.
Local notices warn farmers beans offered were soft and not market ready. The advice urges waiting until beans dry and mature in straw, as earlier wet bean experiences show improper threshing. Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co. and Osire Elevator Co. endorse the guidance.
A brief notice locates George Hunt near Farwell with directions. It states coordinates miles south and west of Farwell and Clare, indicating a regional placement for a forthcoming synup event.
Cuyebtall Miss Cogshall, born March 28 1867 in Freemont township Isabela County Mich, dies September 11 1921 in Farwell aged 54 years 5 months 14 days. She moved to Jackson later lived in Clare with Mrs R A Leffingwell and cared for Miss Cogshall. Funeral held at Sanderson home burial Surrey Cemetery Rev Davis M E Clare officiating. She leaves one brother and many friends.
Lanning reports the 1921 state tax will total between 20 and 21 million dollars, up more than 3 million from 1920, with a 14 to 15 percent increase. The increase follows a state property valuation rise of about 500 million and a total tax rise just over 23 million above last year. The apportionment by counties reflects the new valuation. Industrial counties protested alleged discriminatory treatment, seeking horizontal cuts to valuations, which were not adopted.
An excerpt compares phrases like il guess and IL reckon across regions. It notes eigged as vigorous in New England but extended to health in Rhode Island, used negatively for weakness. A dialogue shows a player asking about kinder keerds and another describing them as not rugged.
Rev George Flanagan is assigned by Bishop Kelley to lead St Henry in Vernon and St Cecelia in Clare, replacing Rev J J McAllister. Flanagan, ordained in 1910, has served at Big Rapids and as seminary professor in Grand Rapids, urging unity and Christian virtue to combat wartime moral laxity.
The Grand Rapids Wholesalers announce their 145th annual trade tour for October 11 12 13 14. About sixty wholesale houses will be visited on a deluxe Maple River train with the Furniture City Band providing open air concerts at each stop and indoor programs at night. Arrival at Pere Marquette is 2 13 p m October 12 and departure on the Ann Arbor south at 3 13 p m. Souvenirs and novelties will be distributed to merchants and youngsters at each stop.
Clare beat Barryton 4 to 3 in the final home game of the Five County League. The crowd saw a tense contest with solid defense and timely hits. John Groves made a remarkable running catch in the last inning, diving to snag a high fly and tumbling but keeping the ball aloft.
Miss Mariam Hecker of Harrison, employed as Lyric Theatre ticket seller, was riding with 14 year old Henry Bacon at the South Normal home of Mr and Mrs Guy Bacon. The motorcycle toppled as she mounted and her left wrist was caught in the chain, leading to amputation of the hand at the wrist. Miss Hecker is well known in Clare and her friends express sorrow.
The Clare County Board of Road Commissioners invites sealed bids by September 21, 1921 for two miles of a state reward road in Sheridan and Hayes Townships. Bids require a $50 certified check and plans are available at the clerk’s Harrison office. The board may reject any bids.
Albert Franklin McJames aged two of Wise township died last Sunday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at home with Rev. E W. Davis, burial in Cherry Grove. Alton Willis Ackerman aged 21 months of Vernon township died Wednesday from pneumonia. Rev. E W. Davis officiated, burial in Cherry Grove. Family and friends extend sympathy to the bereaved.
A dance will be given at the Dover Greaner on Friday evening September 16. All are invited.
Late Monday night a blaze of unknown origin swept the farm home of Wm. Markey north of the McEwan River bridge in Midland, destroying the building and all contents. Mrs. Frank S. Smith barely escaped with valuables after a heroic dog woke her. Julius Schaeffer aided while fire raged. Insurance covered about 1200 on the building and 3500 on household goods.
Michigan bankers led by K C Rethfusa of Adrian are urged to support state and county farm bureaus and assist boys and girls clubs. The annual report says farm bureaus are well funded and organized, and cooperation will avoid duplication and boost farming progress.
We thank friends and neighbors for the kindness shown after our bereavement. Your comforting words, floral offerings, singing, and assistance were deeply appreciated. From Mr. and Mrs. H. Schermerhorn and Family.
Classified offer for painting papering tinting and wood finishing by Wm Baillia at 214 East 4th Street. A sales ad invites customers to visit next week to be convinced and to seek assistance in finding it or getting help.
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