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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1922

Page

4

Community Notes From Harrison Area Busy In Winter

Local notices report illness and recoveries including A J Oline and Mrs D Philips. Sheriff Hoag of Harrison visits. families travel to Flint Grand Rapids and Alma. Depot improvements, library supper, and optometrist events at Burnton’s Drug Store announced. Obituary for Fannie Rawson Bracusky noted with funeral forthcoming. Wedding of Watson Honeywell to Nina Morse celebrated at Howeyville home.

D. Philips J. ‘Palmer Alma Mall Bertie Greham Sheriff Hoag Harrison A. BE Bingham State Board of Health Thomas. McGuire Flint M. KE. Aid Society Eva Babcock Grand Rapide Wm. Bobblin Evaré James Stinchcombe Hooker Jackson Michae Oline Detroit Fannie Rawson Bracusky Begona Belle Tell Thas Watson Honeywell Nina Morse Ladneborg Howey Weil

Memorials and memories from a distant Michigan town

A fragmentary obituary notice recalls Mrs Begole and neighbors including Governor Be gole as a near neighbor. It notes a funeral at Dr. Kellogg's home and burial in Flint. Mentions Mrs L A Stanley and descendants Clair, Eugene, and Moroy Mills linked to Farwell and Harrison.

Dore Morrie L. A. Stanley

Sunday School Convention Attended at Barwell M E Church

The Tri Township Sunday School Convention at the Barwell M E Church drew a large afternoon audience. Rev. Whitney led devotion and spoke on Evangelistic Work in Sunday School. Prof. C C Barnes urged progressive teachers and lifelong Christian growth, while D A Reading discussed soul growth and the power of suggestion. New officers were elected: Baker president Oman vice president Brooke secretary treasurer.

Tri-Township Pela Ig M.fe Barwell J. Stanley Edne Fuller Whitney Chas. Stinchcombe Mire Ms Lamb Stanley Baker Oman Brooke

Sermons and Meetings Highlight Local Church Activities

Rev. Whitney missed Monday chapel at school to attend Our Group of M EF. workers meeting in Ewart. He will start four sermons next Sunday on What is my life. Thursday evening Prayer Meeting led by Mrs. Eager with Homes which Jeans visited as topic. W.T.U. met with Mrs. Hattie Masten and Township Board granted library privileges to obtain books and improve lands for purchasing more volumes. W.C.T.O. ladies also agreed to pay the Nbrerian when Apedl whey.

Whitney M. EF Ewart Hattie Masten

County Schools Consider Centralization And Rural Aid

The district plans discuss enforcing a new program impacting rural education. Commissioners favor continuing distribution of athletic materials to rural schools and consider funding shifts. A legislative bill may raise funds elsewhere as state boxing money dries up, aiding poorer counties with many children in school.

State Boxing Commission

Immigration debate marks new club venture at Farwell

The Farwell Woman's Club met at the Stinchcombs with Mrs John Henry hosting. Members debated immigration as a detriment to the United States with Mrs Richmond and Miss Bertha Babcock for the negative, judged by Postmaster Brown and Supt Chappell, who ruled for the negative after solo songs by Marion Fuller and Lena Kidd and refreshments to close.

John Henry FB. W. CG Stinchcombs United States Wm. Sherman Flora Powall M. Richmond Bertha Babcock Wait Postmaster Brown Supt Chappell Sherman Richmond Powell Grady

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude also for floral offerings. Charles Clark and family. Wellington Hayward and family. Thus Mayce. John F. Stauffer.

Char Clark Wellington Hayward Mayce John F. Stauffer

Harding Takes Hand In Parley On Shan-tung

Washington President Harding intervenes in arms talks to urge China accept the latest compromise on Shan-tung and remove a key obstacle from the conference. The move marks the first time the president directly presses the negotiations with Japan and China.

Washington Harding Japan China

Appointees Greeted By New Employee Leaders

A fragmented note notes new appointees and their reception among staff. Readers glimpse changes in leadership roles and possible shifts in responsibilities within the organization.

Ford Signs Shoals Contract for Nitrate Plant

Detroit automaker Henry Ford signed the government contract for the purchase and lease of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant in Alabama. Secretary of War Weeks submitted the agreement and it moved quickly to Washington for Senate action.

Detroit Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Ala Washington Senate

Optometrist Harrison Saylor to Visit Farwell Store

Optometrist Harrison Saylor, head of the Optical dept at Russell & Foland Mt Pleasant, will visit Bureton Drug in Farwell on Tuesday February 7 to examine eyes and fit glasses. He is a Northern Illinois Optical graduate and Michigan state registered. Citizens with eye trouble urged to consult him on February 7.

Ira Badger Jim Stinchcombe G. E. Lamb Feo Saylor Bureton Reilet Harrison Saylor Farwell Russell & Foland Mt. Pleasant Northern Illinois Optical School of Chicago Michigan Freeday

Jury Frees War Food Chief Nancy France Ernest Vilgrain

Ernest Vilgrain, wartime food controller under Clemenceau, was acquitted January 26 by a court martial on charges of abandoning post under fire and voluntary mutilation to avoid duty at the war’s outset.

Nancy France Ernest Vilgrain Clemenceau

House OKs Dyer anti-lynching bill in strong 280 to 19 vote

The Washington house approved the Dyer anti-lynching measure after three weeks of debate by a 280 to 19 vote. It now goes to the Senate where it appears likely to be stalled in the judiciary committee.

Washington House Senate Judiciary Committees

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