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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
2
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In Chancery case in Clare County Michigan Harrison city August 1 1922 plaintiff Alling through attorney Bowler moves that defendant Anton Alling a Montana resident enter appearance within three months and that order be published weekly for six weeks in the Clare Sentinel to inform him.
Lake Grant McLane travels to Farwell Wednesday of next week to buy cement. Mrs. Carter Dyer of Flint visits her mother Mrs. Summerville, plans trips to Clare and Hershey, Midland Tuesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Fairnesstock a girl named Mildred. Grace Austin goes to Farwell Friday to Mr. Pleasant for circuit attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Adair with Carter Dyer motor from Blunt to visit Summervilles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Swarts of Grand Rapids spend the weekend here. Many Lakites attend the Mt Pleasant circus Friday.
Notice to electors of Grant Township Clare County Michigan for general registration. Township Clerk Fred J. Krell announces registration rules, dates, and procedures including last days for personal, affidavits, and special reviews prior to the September 12 1922 election. Women electors encouraged to register. Public hearing on Emma Ott estate set for August 21 1923.
Local notes report Brand Mayo Robinett threshing in the neighborhood this week. Several Brand members attended a ball game at Randall on Sunday. Olive Acre and her mother visited Mrs Acre's mother for a day. Roy Comer and family visited D. W. Comer’s parents. Leo Spranger entertained relatives from Saginaw over the weekend. Kelly Comer and niece Hazel Comer from Lansing stayed with D. W. Comer's family over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Penrose and Mr. and Mrs. John Presley drive to Canada for two weeks via Port Huron. They expect to visit Toronto and other places. Mr. and Mrs. Severson return from Cadillac where they visited the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Rex Milney goes to Detroit to see his mother. Everyone plans the Odd Fellow Welfare Picnic at Andrew Erwin's landing next Sunday August 20 with baskets.
Brush College residents hosted visitors from Montpelier Ohio and Auburn Indiana last week including Mr and Mrs McDonald and two sons Lorin and Ralph, Mr and Mrs Cary and Virginia, Mrs Bee bee and Mr New man, and Mrs Mark and Mrs Waller. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Carter and eighty four dined. Rev Hendricks held a week long meeting at Stone Schoolhouse with Sunday services at the schoolhouse after Sunday School.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Orvis and family attended a reunion Sunday at the home of the Orvis family.
Branch and Mrs Tracy with daughter Nettie of Chicago visit Wood's home. John Bauer and son Charlie of Lansing bid farewell as they prepare to move to California by car in a couple weeks. Mrs Geo Langworthy and daughter visit Mrs Robert Shall met Thursday. Floren Orvie comes from Lansing for the reunion. Mr Carroll and family with Mr Tracy and daughter join Ralph Shall and Betty Wood at Brockhart home Sunday. Carroll and Brockhart were old Ohio acquaintances twenty-two years ago.
Mrs Frank Thompson entertains two sisters from Ewart this week. Cassel Jackson and family from Clare visit the Rodsbauths. Mrs O D Walters from Went Wise stays with daughter and son in law Sam Liechti. Mr and Mrs M D Clute and Mrs Gray visit Bay City to see Mrs Wm Clute in hospital. Walter and Edward Hairbolzer bicycle to Midland to visit relatives. O Phillips and Arthur visit Alma for a doctor visit. Wm Ros and family from St Petersburg Florida visit Chay Woolston and family.
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