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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
3
The Christmas bob sled tale recalls Slater Hill races and Tom Atkins branding his sled The King of the Hill as he wins a dramatic final. A train whistle interrupts a crowd of youths but Atkins saves both rider and load, earning a celebrated victory and a lasting memory of a bygone holiday sport.
The federal government would be asked to authorize a bridge at Trenton New Jersey to mark the Delaware crossing by George Washington and the continental army in a bill moving from the senate to the house for passage.
Joseph P. Tumulty, former Wilson secretary, back from Europe aboard the Majestic, warns that America must aid a stricken world to avoid war and its bloody aftermath with reaction and vengeance spreading.
The Sentinel lists discounted subscriptions for rural readers pairing The Sentinel with Detroit and Michigan farm papers. Prices show 1 year rates and combined offers, urging prompt signups to maximize value for farmers. Dogs foretell weather as prairie dogs at the New York geological park allegedly signal changes.
Relatives and friends attended a Saturday evening party at her home to celebrate her ninth birthday. Mr and Mrs Elvin Budd of Muskegon visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Jobe Woods, and Mrs Budd plans to continue her high school work soon. Mr and Mrs Robert Malcomsyn of Prudenyilie returned home after a short visit with relatives. A Community Christmas free will offering will be held at the Frost District Nous schoolhouse Sunday evening December 24.
A Brown correspondent reports holiday greetings and local social teas and visits. Residents like Adab Rhodes Lee Badgley and Mrs. Howard Cotton spending Sundays with relatives, Leo Spranger selling property, and Gleyn Gordon recovering from pneumonia. Talk includes hunts, hospital stays, and tax money concerns for the community.
Local notes record visits and travel last week including Mahlon Bard of Clare seeing M Buckley, Fred Akey and family dining with Peter Akey, and Charles Waggoner on a business trip to Olivet. Also mention of visits by Vernie Lowery, Thelma Osborn returning home, and deaths.
Read a letter from Pa. reader Landis of Severe Dale describing a grandchild's persistent cough with no relief despite efforts. The message highlights frustration with the ailment and the need for remedies.
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