Crowded North Arthur notes and local moves
Local notes report Mr Wright’s gain, Geo Ott batting, and a new baby boy brightening a home. Roy Gordon visited Corna Well farm. Mrs Hartman and Mrs Den’s caregiver help. Vera Hartman from Bay City visits cousin Cecil Gordon. Crane family moves to the Cornwell farm.
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Mr. Wright
Geo. Ott
Myre
Roy Gordon
Cornawell Farm
Babe
Jeff Hartman
Long Lake
Den
Alien
Vera Hartman
Bay City
Cecil Gordon
Crane
Cornwell Farm
Residents and visitors share Easter in Bramilton area
Sam McClain and wife were at Gladwin Monday. Jas Reed of Flint spent days there and traded his farm for Flint property. Geo Wageman returned from Lansing with his mother to Mt Pleasant. David Bailey and family spent Easter with Mrs Bailey's parents, Mr. and Mrs Thompson. Curtis Faler and family of Smith Creek, G B Kantner and family, and L A Bitler and family joined A S Keysor and family for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McClain
Gladwin
Jas. Reed
Flint
Geo. Wageman
Lansing
Mt. Pleasant
David Bailey
Community notes and visits across town
Sadie Bunting is sick at home with Lawrence Mayhew Loren Bersette and others visiting. Mrs Ida Pomergy hosted Wednesday. Keyser and daughter Jeasie stayed in Gladwin with L Fater. Joe Bowler from Clare visited. Wilma Buerge returned home after visiting Ithaca with grandparents Chris Buerge and spouse.
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Sadie Bunting
Lawrence Mayhew
Loren Bersette
Chasane Ellia Sersaw
Floyd Hoadley
al. Poweroy
G. HW. Kantner
Ida Pomergy
Keyser
Jeasie
Gladwin
L Fater
Joe Bowler
Clare
Wilma Buerge
Ithacs
Chrie Buerge
Order For Appearance State Of Michigan Twenty First Judicial Circuit
In chancery Clare County Michigan Harrison on February 7 1921 order requires non resident defendants Pamelia Shearer Florence Shearer Marguirite D Shearer and Harry H Shearer to enter their attorneys on or before three months from this order. Publication in Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Ray Hart Circuit Judge. Carlos A Reading Attorney For Plaintiff 187
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State of Michigan
Twenty First Judicial Circuit
Chancerry
County of
Clare
Chancery
Harrison
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Hemmeter Body Recovered From Detroit River
After nearly four months submerged in the Detroit river the body of Fred Hemmeter former secretary and treasurer of Hemmeter Cigar company was found floating off Seventeenth Street. It was towed ashore by F. C. Hing and Raymond Scott. Hemmeter and a friend were reported missing after their car was found in the river. investigators suspected an accident or foul play.
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Detroit
Detroit River
Fred Hemmeter
Hemmeter Cigar Company
Seventeenth Street
F. C. Hing
Raymond Scott
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hemmeter
Covert road law upheld in West Bloomfield case
The local circuit court findings are affirmed, upholding the Covert road law and a continuing state highway construction plan. West Bloomfield residents challenged assessments under the district system, but the Supreme Court declined to overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
West Bloomfield Road
West Bloomfield
Supreme Court
Padding Payroll Charged in Grand Trunk Case
Thomas Bredhkle faced municipal court on charges of payroll padding for the Grand Trunk railway. He requested examination as prosecutors cited a Corunna railroad employee who allegedly revealed payments made under the names of deceased men and fictitious workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Grand Trunk Railroad
Thomas Bredhkle
Corunna Railroad
New U. S. Day Chief Named in Central Department
Ralph W. Stone, federal prohibition director for Illinois, named acting federal supervising prohibition agent for the Central department and state director. He succeeds Frank D. Richardson, who has resigned. Michigan is included in the Central department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ralph W.stone
Mllnois
Central Department
Frank D. Richardson
Michigan
Free Two Bergdole Pursuers Released by Germany Request
The War Department announced the release of Carl Nea and Frans Zimmer, two Americans imprisoned in Germany for attempting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the American draft deserter. In Pasadena, California, Mrs. Hattie Pullman died at 76 after a brief illness. she was the inventor of the Pullman car and widow of George M. Pullman. Her son-in-law and daughter, former Gov. and Mrs. Frank O. Lowden, were with her.
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Washington
War Department
Carl Nea
Frans Zimmer
Germany
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Pasadena
Calif
Hattie Pullman
George M. Pullman
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
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Bramilton
Carlos A. Reading
Plaintiff
Fairbanks
Goodrich
Ford
Herrick Stor
George Brinton McClelland Harvey
United States
London
Great Britain
Peacham
Bloomfield
Grand Trunk
U. S. Day
Richardson
Stone
Oxfords
Queen
Boston
Boys Army
Birdseye
Eanine
Red Star
Chambra Gingham
Manville
Bicknell
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