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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
2
The notice lists annual rates: 81.50 to pointe in Michigan, 2.00 to other U S locations, 2.50 to Canada. Liners and reading notices cost 10c per line, fillers 5c per line, headings add 16c.
George Cosgrove returned from Clare for a Sunday visit. Mr. Myers of Marion stayed several days last week to shear sheep. Mrs. Lillie Berry of Windover visited her sister Mrs. Bertha Gunderman. Mrs. A E Achard received 100 barred rock chicks from Holland Wednesday last week. Aid mets Thursday May 5 with Mrs A E Ackard. Due to rain last week only a few members attended and the officer election was postponed to May 6.
Mrs Henry Waddington of South West Gilmore died after a long illness at her Gilmore home last Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the house led by a Clare minister last Saturday. A rain postponement moved the Hard Time social to Tuesday night. Mrs Hendrick’s hosts her mother from Belding. The Ward Emone sale drew a good crowd last Wednesday.
Residents report crops look good despite heavy rains. Merrill of Flint helped care for her sick father H Raines who is improving. Spink visits her son Owen and wife. Hutchinson on the sick list. Mr and Mrs C S Ranyan of Clare visit Eagles relatives. Ranyan feeling better as pipes arrive to the country.
Federal officials received confidential information that William D Haywood of the I W W fled the United States and is believed abroad in Moscow or Riga. Otto Christensen said Haywood sailed from New York on the Oscar II about April 1 and arrived at Riga around April 16. He urged Haywood to return, claiming the trip was personal and not to evade prison. United States District Attorney Charles F Clyne said a search was started and Haywood is not at Leavenworth Chicago or New York with information expected soon.
In Scotts, a branch of the Vicksburg Farmers Bank was robbed by three men, one masked, who escaped in an automobile with more than $2,000. Assistant cashier Mrs Mable Rapp grabbed a revolver and fired six shots after the trio as they fled, exchanging gunfire at the door. Scotts lies 20 miles southwest of Battle Creek on the Grand Trunk Railroad.
Washington rejected Germany’s urgent request for President Harding to mediate reparations with the Allies and fix the sum. The United States said it would consider bringing the matter to allied governments if Germany promptly proposes a proper basis for discussion to speed negotiations.
In Saginaw Michigan union school electors voted eight to one 1633 to 124 to issue bonds totaling 950000 to build two new junior high schools on the west side Contracts are expected to be let for construction within 30 days.
Ohio reformer Jacob Coxey met with White House officials including Secretary Christian to present a petition for government ownership of railroads. He argued railroad mismanagement caused bankruptcies, not wage costs, and asked for a date to appear before the president to press his plea.
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