Farwell area social and reunion notices and Labor Day plans
Community notes report visits and trips across Clare Fairbanks and Farwell. Local families gather for reunions at Freeland Harrison and Middleton while Labor Day celebration plans unfold with the Stinchcombs elected president and the Munger family event drawing many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Eager
Saginaw
McGuire
Wooden
Fred McGuire
Clarg
Ed. Covel
Bay City
J. Wrightman
John Palmer
Alma
Chas. Stinchcombe
Homer
Reed City
Munger
Gordia Robinson
Daughr
Midland
Raby Graham
Zepha Boldin
Marie Dunlop
Arthur Broucher
Owosso
Broucher
Walter Steight
Farwell
Cleveland
Ohio
Fonia
Dormitory plans approved for Central Michigan Normal School
The 1921 legislature authorized 270000 for a girls dormitory at Central Michigan Normal School to be built next year on 16 lots in Block 5 Jamie son property east of the training school. It will house 180 to 200, likely boosting attendance as the only Normal with on campus housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan Normal
Normal School
Jamieson
Legisature
Ite Xind
Central
Michigan Normal School
Michigan
Lapeer Sheriff Remains Off Office After Supreme Court Loss
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld Governor Groesbeck's removal of Lapeer County Sheriff Ray Baker. It ruled the process valid and that gross misconduct justified ousting him, directing Baker to relinquish the office he had kept since the executive order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Groesbeck
Ray Baker
Lapeer County
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Baker
Hammer Thugs Slay Recluses in Sauk City Farm
Three aged recluse siblings Mary Baizer 59 Julius 56 and William 66 were found slain at their Sauk City Wisconsin farm. A hammer assassin crushed the heads after looting the house leaving two dead and one critically injured. William was unconscious at discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk City
Wis
Hamer
Mary Baizer
Yars
Julius
William
Commerce reports big drop in U S exports and imports
Department of Commerce releases figures showing a sharp decline in American exports for the year ending June 1922 by 2.745 billion dollars while imports also fall by 1.046 billion. June 1922 exports reach 2.315 million, lower than June 1921, with further inconsistent figures across other months and remarks on Japan related data.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Jane
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Axcent
Francis Green Ie
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James. Davison
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