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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1921

Page

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Caple Insurance Agency Sold to Glare Insurance and Realty Co

Caple Insurance Agency will be taken over Saturday October first by Glare Insurance and Realty Co with A. E. Achard as principal owner and manager. Mr Achard, longtime resident of Free man township, will devote full time. Mr Kirkbride will remain in charge. Existing patron agreements stay the same and Caple will keep an office in the same building.

Wom Capie Caple Equitable Albert Maynard George Banner Agency Clare

Pioneer of Sheridan Is Laid to Rest

Henry Hanes born Akron Ohio May 20 1841 died Sheridan Michigan September 19 1921 aged 80 years 3 months 29 days. Civil War veteran served with the wth Indisus intasctrytscn 2861 participated in 33 battles wounded twice. He helped organize Sheridan township died at home September 19 1921 funeral September 21 conducted by Rev Teed and Rev Bates. He leaves wife five sons four daughters 18 grandchildren and many relatives.

Henry Hanes Akron Ohio Delilah Scott Anna Robert Elizabeth Joseph Estella Eva Henry Edwin Raymond Indiana Michigan Sheridan Township Clars County Sheridan Teed Bates Cherry Grove Pery

SGT Rush C. Davis Given Honorble Burial Last Sunday

Harrison correspondent reports the funeral of Sergeant Rush C. Davis a World War veteran held Sunday afternoon September 25 at Wilson's opera house. Davis killed in France July 18 1918 and the remains shipped home about a month ago. Larmon Post American Legion Clare directed the service Rev Geo Bailey Beaverton spoke at the opera house and cemetery. He leaves a father mother four brothers and five sisters. The crowd at the opera house mourners and relatives filled the venue. Burial followed at Maple Grove cemetery.

Rush C. Davis Wilson’s Opera House William Davin Greenwood Township France Larmon American Legion Clare Nad Geo. Bailey Beaverton Maple Grove Cemetery

Judge Hart Rules On Gould Undertaking Case

Judge Hart on September 27 filed a decision making permanent the temporary injunction against C. H. Gould. The ruling cites a letter from Friz, manager, claiming Farwell is a branch of the Clare Company and its stock would be included. The injunction bars Gould from operating within twelve miles of the city.

Hart Gould Undertaking Co C. H. Gould Mr. Friz Farwell Clare Company Mr. Gould

Cecil De Mille's The Affairs of Anatol at Princess Theatre

The Affairs of Anatol, Cecil B DeMille's Paramount production, heads to the Princess Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday. Star-studded cast includes Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter and many more with camera work by Alvin Wycoff and Karl Strauss. The Detroit Broadway Strand premiere last week marks an extended local run with Saginaw also showing this week.

Annale Screen Entertainment Cecil BR. de Mille Anatol Paramount Frincess Jeanie Macpherson Arthur Sehnitzler Alvin Wycoff Karl Strauss Elinor Glyn Lady Parker Gilbert Parker Broadway Strand Theatre Detroit Saginaw McKerring Adv

Card of Thanks for support after infant loss

We thank friends and neighbours who aided us in the loss of our darling baby. Special thanks for the singing and Rev. Randal's kind words. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy and family.

Randal Mra Ka McCoy

New Low Cost Electric Vehicle Lights Promoted

Local notice promotes use of a bright economical electric light for all vehicles. It invites readers to visit Clare Haw and Ima Ce to see the product and learn how to comply with the new law requiring vehicle lights.

Woodruff for Equal Taxation

Speech argues war debts must be paid by Americans despite allies remaining unpaid. It cites a $24 billion burden, nearly $1 billion annual interest, and insists on retaining tax laws to avoid economic collapse. It criticizes gains for the rich while 90 million earners shoulder the load and promises continuation next week.

France

Young Clare Lady Enters M A C Freshman Class

Miss Frieda Gilmore of Clare will enter Michigan Agricultural College as part of the class of 1925. Nearly 100 additional applicants compared with last year indicate the largest entering group ever. A new president, new applied science course, and a strong freshman football setup promise a bright year with Freshman-Varsity teams and games against Assumption College and Notre Dame freshmen.

M. A. C. News Service Frieda Gilmore Clare Michigan Agricultural College Courae

No Action On Deer Protection In Clare County 1921

The Michigan Conservation Commission confirms no protective order will be issued for Clare County deer in 1921. Act No 98 of 1917 is deemed for crisis use only, and the law restricting deer taken with horns over three inches remains governing. The Clare County Sentinel publishes the decision from Lansing and Harrison.

Sentinel Department of Conservation Lansing Clare County

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of our relative

We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during hospital illness and passing of our brother and uncle. Gratitude for floral offerings songs and Rev Ranugall for comforting words. Marcus Oman and Family Nieces and Nephews.

Ranugall Marcus Oman

Beloved Blueband and Father Remembered for Kindness

The family thanks all who extended sympathy during the illness and death of their beloved blueband and father. Gratitude expressed for the Zorsi offerings and for Revs Teed and Bates.

Blueband Teed Bates

Gladwin to Play League Stars Next Sunday at Clare Diamond

Gladwin champions of the Five County League will face an all star team drawn from Clare Weidman Barrytown Coleman and Harrison at Clare Diamond. The game, set for 3:00 p.m., will be umpired by Cameron with general admission 30 cents. Players have volunteered their services without pay as the season closes.

Clare Gladwin Tate Weidman Barrytown Coleman Harrison Clare Diamond Cameron

Jones and Lange to Have New Quarters

Howard Jones and Wm Lange begin excavation on West 4th Street for a new 1 story joint building 31 by 45 feet. Jones will house tailoring parlors and dry cleaning upgrades while Lange expands shoe and repair services with new stock and footwear lines.

Howard Jones Wm. Lange West 4Th Street Mr. Jones Lange

Notice of Institute for Clare County Teachers

The regular annual Teachers Institute will be held at Harrison school house on October 6 and 7 with conductor B. J. Ford from Lansing and instructor Ieabelie Becker. Both are prominent in education and illness only should keep a county teacher away. All Clare county teachers are required to attend. G. E. Bersett, Commissioner.

Harrison B. J. Ford Lansing Ieabelie Becker Clare County G. E. Bersett

The Doctors New Prescription Play Tonight at Herrick

A comedy titled The Doctor's New Prescription is presented by the Herrick youth group tonight at 8:00 pm. Tickets are 85 cents for adults and 20 cents for children, with proceeds benefiting the church.

Herrick Cgsardh Fridey

Syrup Preparation at Remote Farm Site

Farmers plan to produce syrup at a remote location described as 3 miles south and 2 miles west of Farwell or 2 miles south and 7 miles west of Clars. George Hunt of Farwell notes the gathering and logistics for equipment and cane supply.

Farwell Clars Geo. Hunt

Painting and finishing services offered at 214 E 4th St

A Benton Harbor conference this week reaffirmed Rev. FE. W. Davis to the Clare and Herrick Methodist earskes. William Ballia announces painting papering tinting and wood finishing work at 214 East Fourth Street.

Ballia 4Th St Benton Harbor FE. W. Davis Clare and Herrick Methodist Earskes

Another Farm Home Burned On Wednesday Morning

Theodor e A. Swain of Grant township woke to a barking dog and found the woodshed ablaze, spreading to the adjoining brick home. Neighbors failed to save the house, valued near 5000 dollars, though contents were partially saved. Fire origin remains unknown after no prior fire that day.

Theodore A. Swain Dover Road Grant Township Caple

Formal Reception by the Study Club Draws Warm Welcome

The Stucy Club held a formal reception at Mrs. Reading's home on Tuesday afternoon. Guests reported a cordial welcome with genuine handshakes and relaxed atmosphere, contrasting with feared social rigidity.

Reading

Lebherz and Dawson Wed at Congregational Parsonage

Miss Rose Lebherz and Theron W. Dawson were married Wednesday evening at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Geo P Badgley officiating. The couple, long residents of Clare, will reside on East 5th Street and enjoy the best wishes of their friends.

Rose Lebberz Theron W. Dawson Geo. P. Badgley Clare East 5Th Street

Why Not An Aeroplane Landing Grounds

Several aeroplanes passed over Clare en route to the north and east. A landing would require suitable grounds and local upkeep would be modest. Advertising for Clare could extend for hundreds of miles, boosting the city’s appeal and tying into its history of improving roads.

Clare Michigan Jet

Clare County Fair Sets Record With Ideal Weather

The Clare County Agricultural Society reports a four day fair with perfect weather and strong crowd responses to events such as stock farm products, horse and auto racing and contests. Attendees praised the event as the best in the organization’s history and urged wider participation next year with city and village days and affordable gate prices.

Clare County Agricultural Society Clara County Clare County Fair

Tibbill Attends Legion Convention in Kalamazoo

N L Tibbill reports on Michigan American Legion third annual convention in Kalamazoo September 19 and 20. Delegates transact business elect officers tour the new post site as Emery turns dirt with a silver spade, a banquet raises funds for the widow, and a distant national meeting is set for Kansas City.

Michigan American Legion Kalamazoo Masonic Temple Joseph Westuedge Emery P. Ball Banguet Toitz Paul Martin Battle Creek Kansas City American Legion Auxiliary

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Caple Insurance A. E. Achard Pioneer OF Bry Ai Sgt Harrison Opera House Clare Haw Ima Woodruff Congress State Dept STARS Jones Dog Hero Mrs. Reading County View N. L. Tibbill Legion
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