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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
7
J W Grig moves into Clifford Meiosh's house as Mrs Letta Haywood buys the old Maccabees lot and plans a cottage. Carpenter work will follow. The band boys plan a social at the Grange ball on February 14.
Clare residents Mera Quick and D Gauthier are noted in correspondence. Williard Smith travels to Mt Pleasant on business while visiting relatives. Richard Depew returns home from the Bendall residence. Vassar and Clare entries appear among weekend movements and visits.
The notice expresses condolences for Mrs Timm and her daughters after a calamity, wishes for a quick return to normal life, and notes community support. A box social is reported as successful, with Herb Randeli caring for his ill mother. John Cinkovitz loses an overcoat amid schoolhouse mishap.
J Griffin and children plan to settle in Pontiac with Alberta. The Busy Bees met with Mrs Frank Luce for a comforting tea then gather at 5:00 PM with husbands. Osikins sold furniture and left for Pontiac to work at Fischer Stock Farm. A Mc Bain motor problem forced two visitors from Marion to walk home. Further inquiries to Jule Borat or A Kube.
The notice lists residents visiting Wesley Teale and Mrs Dora Dell of Clare and family at Harfi re, with other local names including Miss Lamphere and Mrs Ted Donker in various social calls around Beatt Cotton and Frank Walters home.
Eva Merrihew of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with her parents. Many attended John Lanving's funeral in Clare. A Gleaners delegation from Hobson Arbor joined the Rally Friday night. Mrs Osh Maxwell and Mrs T A Badgley attended the Sunday School Convention in Clare Friday afternoon. Mrs Joseph Thomas visited her parents Mr and Mrs W J Maxwell. E K More, treasurer of the State Sunday School Assn, gave a splendid address at the church Sunday to a large crowd.
Robert Wilson left Monday for Peacock to work. Mrs. O Rulepaugh of the Eagle spent Monday with her daughter Mrs. Joe Wilson and family. The Jordan place tenant house burned Sunday morning but no one was living there. Little Walter Gardon is sick with a cold. Helen Gibbis spent Saturday with Mrs. Hanley of Clare. Mrs. O Penrose mourns the loss of her mother. The community invites all to the play and Box Social Monday night February 13 at the school houses. Mr. and Mrs. Will Garchow of Phelps visited his brother Albert Garchow and family. Mrs. J Frees entertained a brother and a cousin from Mt. Pleasant Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Morden of Vernon visited her brother Carl Bauer and wife Sunday. Geo. Fitzpatrick and family of Elm Grove visited Alex Dora and family Sunday. Mrs. Dennis Fitzpatrick and her little daughter of Elm Grove are visiting her parents, Alex Dora and family.
Local updates report Edith Meyers returning to hospital work in Flint after a visit with her parents. Ralph and Mrs Spull spent weekend with William and Mrs Brackart. Mrs Howard Penrose improves after surgery. Myrtle Richmond returns to Pontiac work with brother Clinton. George Bates increases flock to one hundred. J P Meyers returns from southern state trip via Brush College noise noted. Rev Frank Bates visits Carson City after call.
Fragmentary text cites rats as a potential cause of egg shortages and mentions government action. Ambiguous sources reference political commentary and unclear dates or names.
Snows expected as Groundhog Day passes. Morcy Mille, grandmother of Farwell resident, died last week. David Stirling and Mr. and Mrs. Stirling visited Oliver Campbell's home Saturday. Mrs Campbell is very ill with a long-standing ailment. Mart Graven helped David Stirling survey his land Wednesday.
Mrs. F. B. Weaver returned from Ohio after a two week visit with her son. Allen Henderson is on the aid list. Obsries Fitzpatrick and family visited Joe Coate of the Hardwood. Herman Rank visited his in law’s family in East Grant. Gordon Weaver called in Farwell. Irvin Mizer on sick list. Claire Hamlin visiting Irvin Mizer’s father-in-law.
Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and family of the Eagle Missouri dined with the former s niece Mrs Onris Webber She accompanied them home returning Saturday Bert Alien was at Lake on business a couple days last week Mr and Mrs Greenman of Pontiac are visiting at sister Mrs Henry Reynolda John Madison wife and son Glenn attended an auction sale east of Clare Tuesday.
The Maple Grove community reports many scholars were home with colds and sore throats last week. L Finch and wife hosted F Lay and wife. Gravel repair work begins on the trunk line west of town. A J Cline has died and the family receives sympathy. D Tiedemann and R Utley hauled hay from Leavendusky ranch. Frank Higgins buys the Tait property and clears swamp west of the house. Nels Weaver of Farwell tends the sick list. Fox banter is plentiful this morning.
The order directs the defendant Weis Losi to appear within three months and for publication of the order in the Clara Santinet weekly for six weeks, with service by attorney Joseph F. Bowler. Ray Hart, Circuit Judge, signs the order with Bowler’s Michigan address.
Probate court in Harrison Michigan schedules hearing for Leanns D Miller estate. Petition filed by Clarence J Miller seeks admission of will and grant of administration to William B Miller or another suitable person. Hearing set for February 27, 1989 with publication notice in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Default on a 1909 mortgage by Mart Sheardy and Maggie Sheardy to Evart Savings Bank triggers a forced sale. Property covers sections in Township 17 North Range 6 West Clare County Michigan. Sale set for May 9 1972 at 10 o clock at the courthouse steps in Harrison Michigan. Mortgage balance includes principal interest back taxes and attorney fee.
Brand Burt Teale was to speak at the school house Thursday but bad weather moved the event to Tuesday night. Local residents Mr and Mrs Cal Gygest visited Mt Pleasant with their mother Mrs BE Langworthy last week.
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