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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
5
Partial OCR fragment mentions February 4 in Clare and individuals Wilma Achard, daughter, her parents Sire F Cosgrove and Mr Cosgrove. Other names include D White and Lanning with scattered phrases about a gathering at the home of her parents.
Mrs. Rose may come home soon after operations. Mr and Mrs O Penrose returned to Detroit last Wednesday. Mrs Jones attended a gathering on Monday February 5. Mrs O Swail of Detroit, known locally, had pneumonia but is improving.
Brand Word reports Alma notices that Dorward Comer son of Mr and Mrs K A Comer married Wednesday evening the Sth. Jona Rhodes hauled wood for Leo Sprancer. The Miller family and Lewis Lautsenbelser visited their parents. A Valentine box was shared at school and Mrs Gien Post with children spent an afternoon with Mrs D W GE Rhodes aided by Springer farm help.
After an eight week absence Truman Ware visited Mr and Mrs Huby Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Raby. Neighbors and friends gathered for a pleasant social evening with refreshments. The Ladies Aid presented Mrs Raby with two pieces of pyrex ware. About a dozen were present. Next event Thursday at Mere Schiebergs.
Mrs Arm Allen visits daughter Mrs Geo Hilbourn at Weet Branch. Mrs Ray Houghton hosts cousin Elsie Badloff on Tuesday. Charles Fitzpatrick and family wed at Hod Dysinger home Saturday and Sunday. Floyd Allen takes a business trip to Weat Sranch. Robert Hudeon and family from Bennnington visit John Hadeon. Mrs Hod Dyeinker visits Mrs Charles Fitzpatrick. Mrs FS Weaver is sick. A sleigh party for Clare youth at M Lawn home.
Lake Harley Bentley bought a wood sawing outfit and will cut wood for neighbors. Dewey Allen of Vernon with helpers cut poles for an electric line Clare to his farm after loading an ice house. A severe wind and snow storm hit last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kay Clark moved into their new home in section 23 last Thursday. Mrs Clark's parents Mr and Mrs W M Sowle of Coldwater were mentioned.
Jatt reports trying for fish at a local water body but returns empty nets after a long effort. The note records the misfortune of no catch and the day’s unsuccessful outing.
Clare area residents hosted relatives from Saginaw and nearby towns over the weekend. Mrs. Ray Lockwood and Mrs. Henry Wentworth attended family gatherings with Gibbis Dora and Hadaga relatives. A school event drew a well attended social and entertainment night.
A fragment notes heavy snow in February with a list of individuals including Rev Van Camp of Seare Richard Aliberteen of Searea and Flossie Richarde of Lake. The passage appears as a local column snippet with unclear context and incomplete sentences.
The Delaware receiver contests that the Lincoln Motor sale to Henry Ford for 8 million did not include patents and intangibles. Detroit Judge Tuttle and a Delaware judge clash over jurisdiction while Ralph Stone and Attorney Harold Emmons travel for conference to resolve whether intangible assets were included.
The basilica of St. Peter's hosted the coronation of Pope Pius XI with princes of the church, foreign diplomats, Roman aristocracy, and a vast crowd. A century old rite marked him as pope, following the line of Leo II who reigned 795 to 816.
Fragmented OCR lists meat items and prices with garbled text including hogs dressed per cwt and mutton. It mentions L. W. Jackson as a quoted source and references ducks geese and beef terms in a late 19th or early 20th century style.
Federal agents arrested William J. Dodge and Christian G. Koebel in Buffalo exposing more than 26000 counterfeit internal revenue stamps and whisky labels. The stamps and labels bearing a faded whisky brand were found at Dodges apartment and are said to have circulated widely across New York state.
A fragment of season notes reports about 6 inches of snowfall on Sunday and improving sleighing. It mentions John Gaffney buying a horse, Earl Oberholtzer purchasing one, and Paul Finch keeping house while owners are away. A farm rental and illness of Mrs O D White with pneumonia are noted alongside stray phrases about licenses and local events.
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