Controversy Over Gehrke Brain Clot Autopsy Report
Dr Warthin dispels claim that his autopsy found no brain hemorrhage asserting instead congestion with a large clot in the meninges. He notes four physicians misinterpreted the brain findings. a November 25 1922 statement clarifies his position and honors the honesty of Reeder Banford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Warthin
Ton Hhandbul
Charles Gebrke
Bia
Gebrke
J. A. Beedher
F. Seaford
C. A. Reading
Dra. Reeder
Banford
Don
A Genrke
Biggnea
Aldred Scott Warthin
Veterans post gala marks third annual meeting and officers
Ex service men of Larmón post held a decorated supper and program at the Legion rooms with Toasts by War Irish and Percy Wilson. John Donlop read a poem and a war song was performed by the post quartet. N L Tibbila was unanimously elected commander for 1923 and the Welfare Committee noted care for several in the county.
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Clare
Ralph ‘Stevens
Job O'Grady
Walter Larman
Hancock
Legion Rooms
Post Fife and Drum Corp
Eighth Street
Percy Wilson
Ithaca
Carl Holbrook
Harold Wyman
Ernest McCartney
Harrison
Foster Hoover
Rosebush
Government Hospital
Tus
Richard Northey
Sam Bailey
Farwell
Cash Stanford
H. J. Lane
Legion Headquarters
Post
N. L. Tibbila
Thus. Woods
Adj
Ariesigh Gorr
Treas
Howard Brown
Harley
Sowle
Gomer Douglas
John. O'Grady
Prominent Official Decries Community Violation Claims
A public figure condemns alleged misconduct in the community while claiming a sincere effort to rectify errors. He asserts a intent to "Clean Up" and to correct past mistakes, urging support from citizens.
Carpe Diem Club Plans Christmas Program
The Carpe Diem Club met November 21 at 7:30 in Clare High School Language room with sixteen members. The president led, roll call used Latin proverbs, minutes and treasurer reports were read, and a motion funded a Latin picture from candy sales. The club adjourned to the auditorium after singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Chicken Sapper. The Ladies' Aid of Brews Corssers wall wire
Fragmentary notice shows a local ladies group connected to Brews Corssers and a project involving a wall wire. The readable items reference a gathering and a community effort at a new site.
Thanksgiving thought on national greatness and virtue
A fragmented reflection honors past progress and moral progress under Providence. The speaker extols education, prosperity, and human genius as pillars of the nation, emphasizing individual responsibility over government power and noting the timeless value of gratitude for God’s generosity.
William Nowlen Killed Working on Switch Engine at Flint
Word from Clare says William Nowlen of Clare County died Tuesday after slipping beneath a switch engine at Flint. His body to be brought home for funeral at 2:00 p.m. Sunday at the Methodist church with American Legion services at Cherry Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife and two children.
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Clare
William Nowlen
Clare County
Flint
Benneath
Cherry Grove
American Legion
Masonic Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
At John Q Look Lodge F A M meeting on Tuesday evening officers for the ensuing year were elected. Winners include W M Augustus McLeod, S W Ivan McIntosh, J W Norma Elden, Secretary Edw House, Treasurer Floyd Johnston, S D Russell Wilson, J D Fred Thompson. Stewards C A Wellman Roy Wilson, Marshall S D Kirkbride, Tyler Walter Pattit. Officer detailation set for December 1 with oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Look Lodge
W. M
Aupgus McLeod
Ivan McIntosh
J. W
Norma Elden
Edw
House
Floyd Johnston
Russell Wilson
J. D
Fred Thompson
Stewarts
C. A. Wellman
Roy Wilson
Marshall
D. Kirkbride
Tyler
Walter Pattit
Comrade Veteran Wm Nowlan Killed in Flint
A World War veteran, Wm. Nowlan, died in Flint this week. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at the Methodist church. N. L. Tibbils, Post Commander, urges all ex-service members in the area to attend.
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Wm. Nowlan
Flint
Methodiat Church
N. L
Will Open Produce Business in Clare
J T Brown announces rental of the Brown and Lessey building at the corner of 1st and McEwan Streets. He will buy cream eggs poultry hides and fers at corrected weights and the highest market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Brown & Lessey
1St and
McEwan Streets
Card of Thanks to Friends and Choir
We extend our thanks to the friends and choir for their comfort in our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Tahnes for his comforting words. Mrs Ida McKinley Mr and Mrs Honey Me and wae Gidley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahnes
Ida McKinley
Gidley
Clare Welfare League Plans Christmas Aid Program
At the annual Clare Welfare League meeting it was unanimously decided to continue relief efforts for children and families in need. Donations to Geo W Collins at Clare County Savings Bank are welcomed, with donors named but amounts kept private. A Christmas tree will be set up on the main street, and children will be entertained Christmas Eve with carols. The league seeks vegetables shoes clothing and other gifts and notes funds buy groceries candy and medicine. The committee’s report will appear in the next issue.
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Clare Welfare League
Clire
Geo. W. Collins
Clare County Savings Bank
Oleare
Clare
Missionaries Sent: Clare County Lacks Pastors
A U S lesson for December 3, 1922 notes Clare County has only five resident pastors serving within six miles, with many children never attending Sunday School and no Bible access in some townships. Some residents reject religious services while others oppose religious work, urging prayer for workers to meet the harvest.
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Clare County
Clare
Union
Auto Accessories and Shop Prices Noted
Listed items include tire chains alcohol windshield wipers spot lights dash lights and various car parts with prices. Also noted are front truck springs Apco shock absorbers and welding/brasing services with equipment mentions.
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Apco
State Good Roads Association weighs highway needs
The Michigan State Good Roads Association met in Lansing and re elected Phil T Colgrove as president. They tackled road safety controls and road maintenance funding, debated the Covert Road Law, and leaned toward a gasoline tax of 1 to 20 cents per gallon. Bond issues were rejected and plans for standardized road rules may pass.
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Fae Trs
State Good Roads Associaton
Lansing
Phil T. Colgrove
Hastings
Waas
Farm Bureau Wins Key Case on Delinquent Dues
In St Joseph County on November 13 a jury ruled in favor of the Farm Bureau to collect $20 in delinquent dues from John E. Davie of Constantine. The three day justice court proceeding drew five prominent lawyers and ended after 15 minutes of deliberation. The verdict rested on the collectibility of membership checks and services rendered.
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Farm Bureau
Auenterville
St. Joseph County
John E. Davie
Constantine
Farm Baureau
Hostire
Michigan Tuberculosis Death Rate Eighth Among States
Michigan ranks sixth among eleven states with tuberculosis death rates, according to figures compiled by the National Tuberculosis Association. For 1921 to 1916 the death rate was 716 per 100,000, down 27.9 percent since 1908, the year the Michigan Tuberculosis Association formed.
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Michigan
National Tuberculosis Association
Utah
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Vermont
Michigan Tuberculosie Association
Young Man Byron McKinsey Dies at 22
Byron McKinsey born Clare September 2, 1899 died in Lapeer November 24 at age 22 years nine months and 17 days. He leaves his mother and siblings Henry and Jessie of Lansing and other relatives. Funeral held Sunday at Thurston Undertaking Parlors with Rev. O A Lobnes officiating, burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Byron McKinsey
Clare
Lapeer
Henry
Jessie
Lansing
Thurston Undertaking
O. A. Lobnes
Cherry Grove
Bereaved Family Thanks Neighbors For Sympathy
We sincerely thank our neighbors and friends for the sympathy and kindness shown during our recent bereavement in the loss of our darling baby. Thanks also for the beautiful flowers and to Rev Milberry for his comforting words. Mr and Mrs Harley Wetelf and Children
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Milberry
Harley Wetelf
Childre
Sentinel Auction Season Promotes County Advertising
The Sentinel touts its reach and service during a lengthy auction season. Listings for the first week in December include farmer sales near Harrison Hatton Clare and Fish Creek with livestock and farm tools on December 5 6 7.
Thanksgiving preparations fill School Hotel classes
In a busy week the Home Economics department led Thanksgiving efforts with a fowl dressing demonstration, 36 girls interviewing with Mr Wasson, and a cook lab victory drill. Cranberry jelly packets netted 220 jars for cafeteria drapes while interiors and fashion projects advance in domestic art classes.
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C. B. Milberry
Wasson
Airla
Party shifts alter tally for new Congress
Late figures show Republicans ahead of Democrats by 20 in the next House and 11 in the Senate after partial returns. The House majority over Democrats plus others stands at 17, Senate at 10. New roster lists 226 Republicans and 206 Democrats after Guy E Campbell switches from Democrat to Republican.
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House
Congress
Senate
Respected Vernon Citizen Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Minnette Maria Hodkinson Hales 59 years 9 months 2 days died at home Saturday November 25 in Vernon Township Michigan. Born February 23 1863 at Oxford Oakland County she moved to Vernon aged nine. She married Lewis Hales in 1884 and left four children Effie Ray Walter Myra plus husband three brothers two sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral at Methodist church Tuesday with Rev O A Lohnes officiating, burial at Cherry Grove.
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Lewis Hales
Vernon
Effie
Ray
Walter
Vernon Township
Myra
Detroit
Fossa
O. A. Lohnes
Cherry Grove
Remember Brothers Hold December Fires Regular Meeting
The note urges all Knights of Pythias members to attend the December fires regular meeting at Castle Hallion for the election of officers. December 9, 022 is referenced with H P Hubel C O as signatories.
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K of P
Castle Hallion
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