Local notes on visits and family care in Harrison
Mrs A E Rhodes arrived from Flint to assist Mrs Norris Lyons. Mrs Bernie Hampton stayed in Cole $mi for caregiving followed by relatives in town. Robert Brown returns from Flint on vacation to visit his parents J R Brown. Roy Darling returned from Spokane with grandparents and reports layoffs. Mrs Lyons of Shaph era helps during illness and death. Roy Bingham visits his parents. Lacota Gardiner of Coleman spent Saturday with her parents Henry and family.
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A. E. Rhodes
Flint
Norris Lyons
Bernie Hampton
Colemi
Robert Brown
J. R Brown
Roy Darling
Spokane
Everir
Social updates from Windover area include farewells and gatherings
Mrs Emma Lawrence of Ypei landi visited farm duties and Cleo Berry attended Clars'ia on Saturday. Elmer Beard and family joined Emma Ekisch at East Lincoln for Sunday. Mrs Berry traveled to Ewart for dental work while Mrs F Cosgrove and Mrs A Aschard stayed at Cedar Lake last week. Elkins hosted a farewell party before moving to Pennsylvania. Mr Barlow hosted a birthday party for Percy and Miss Snyder as Henry Austin hosted a dance for local youths. Two week old twin William Merle of Mr and Mrs Wm Blain died and was interred at Lake George. The Grange meets Mr Finch's on Saturday Dec 11 at 10 for officer elections. pot luck dinner.
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Emma Lawrence
Ypeilandi
Cleo Berry
Clars‘ia
Elmer Beard
Emma Ekisch
East
Lincoln
E. BE. Delling’s
Berry
Ewart
F. Cosgrove
A. E.aschard
Cedar Lake
Lake George
Grange
North Arthur notes on local visit and bereavement
Edith Myere returned to Flint last Saturday after a visit with her parents. Rev. Stuckey accompanied Mrs. Herman Rosas from Detroit and returned after the funeral. Mrs. Herman Rees and her two daughters stayed with her sister-in-law and then went back to Detroit. The community expresses sympathy in their bereavement. Gunner reports no hired man as he left last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Edith Myere
Flint
Rev
Stuckey
Herman Rosas
Detroit
Herman Rees
Gunner
Senate investigates anthracite coal prices in New York
The Washington Senate inquiry into anthracite coal pricing began in New York led by Senator Calder, chairman of the inquiry committee. Calder noted governors from New England requested the investigation, marking the first time the committee has covered anthracite while prior probes focused on bituminous coal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
New York
Calder
Senate Committee of Inquiry
Zingland
Bids Sought for Camp Custer Sale by War Dept
War Department in Washington will receive bids by December 22 for Camp Custer near Battle Creek Michigan. Only land and underground improvements are excluded from sale as other facilities are to be sold. Battle Creek chamber directors plan delegation to Chicago to discuss abandonment timing with General Leonard Wood.
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Chicago
Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
War Department
Washington
Leonard Wood
Sixth Army Corps
Camp Custer
Chamber of Commerce
Lenard A. Wood
Central War Department
Hamon Slayer Elusive as Ardmore Seeks Clara Hamon
Ardmore Oklahoma authorities and many city police on alert for the arrest of Miss Clara Smith Hamon of Ringling Oklahoma. She is wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of Jake L Hamon Republican national committeeman of Oklahoma. A warrant charges assault with intent to kill and she disappeared after the shooting two weeks ago. Traces found in several Texas cities but no arrest yet.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Ringling
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Smith
Hamon
Texas
Bank cashier pleads guilty to large embezzlement
Grand Rapids based City Trust and Savings bank assistant cashier Fred W. French pleaded guilty in the superior court before Judge M L Dunham to defalcations totaling more than 300000 dollars. He admitted embezzling 50000 dollars in the last six months, with the confession stating the thefts span 14 years and exonerates other bank employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. French
City Trust and Savings Bank
M L. Dunham
French
Ivory Gifts Captivate Shoppers with Tasted Selections
Ivory remains a popular gift choice with a curated selection that makes choosing easy. Shoppers praise the range for refined taste and dependable options.
40 000 deer licenses issued in 1920 hunt in Michigan UP
Lansing reports final figures from the state game and fish department on the deer season. About 5,622 hunters crossed the straits to the Upper Peninsula and brought back 5,079 deer including 2,789 bucks and 2,290 does. Total licenses issued reached 40,000, with an estimated 95,000 deer killed, up from 33,066 licenses and 20,000 deer the prior year.
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Lansing
Stres
Straits
Upper Peninsula
Postal Telegraph and Cable Co Raises Rates and Salaries
New York firm Postal Telegraph and Cable Co announces Dec 1 increases of 20 percent in rates and 11 percent in salaries for employees. The company says the raises are necessary to meet rising operating costs, to properly care for employees, and to improve public service. Under the increases the rates will align with those charged by competitors.
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New York
Postal Telegraph & Cable Co
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Palmer
Mt. Pisasant, Mich
North Arthur
Sen
WM. M. Calder
The
Kind
Evan 'Rval ‘Sakosu
James A. Reeder
Sth
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Kimball
Pathe
Fine Sox
Wilson
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