School notes and community updates from a 1881 issue
Mech credit due to the otes and valentine cocas of the scroohonce monday evening in the absence of Mrs. Bond the teacher. She was called to Farweil by the serious illness of a near relative. The proceeds were 600 dollars. Miss Ella Brockway of Mana. Sid lug visited her friend Miss Merie Weaver last week. Oriz Reynolds from Saginaw doing spring work on the farm. The family are expected soon. Friends of Mrs. Chalmersickee will be glad she can be up after fears of paralysis. There was no school Tuesday of 1881 week owing to Mr. Bond's illness. Tomas Gillmore of Clare visited Wednesday and took snap shots of his former teacher and schoolmates. Amos Foltz and Those Lynch plan an auction in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Cocas
Bond
Farweil
Miee
Ella Brockway
Mana
Sidlug
Mies Merie Weaver
Oriz Reynolds
Saginaw
Amos Foltz
Those Lynch
Local Notes Tell of Accidents Visits and Marriages
Brown Corners reports a serious accident to neighbor Frank Perveree with sympathies to Ott siblings and sister Freda. Vera Hutchinson visited her uncle Rob Hutchinson of the Eagle, and Glen Gordon moved into Ben Kleinhardt's house. Mrs Baronest Kleinhardt from Detroit visited Chariss and Ben and families. Frances Alwood visited Beulah. Warren Alwood learned of his brother Henry’s death in Battle Creek. Beatrice Langworthy wed Robert Shull of Brash College community. Dover meetings resume with attendees expressing support for ongoing gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perveree
Ott Brothers
Sietera
Freda
Vera Hutchinson
Rob. Hutchinson
the Eagle
Glen Gordon
Ben Klieinhardt
Ben
Frances Alwood
Beulah
Warren Alwood
Henry
Battle Creek
Andrew McNeil
Cadillac
Roy Trieteh
Mertha McNeil
Beatrice Langworthy
Robert Shull
Brash College
Dover
U S Not to Extend Credit to Foreign Governments
Secretary Houston testifies before the senate judiciary committee that the Treasury will not extend credits to any foreign government without committee consultation. Correspondence with the President and Czecho-Slovak government shows loans were approved and limited to purchases with treasury consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Senate
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
David F. Houston
Senate Judiciary Committee
Treasury Department
Coul
Union Officials Sentenced in Kansas Contempt Case
Alexander Howat president of the Kansas miners union and five other officials were found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to one year in jail by Judge Andrew J. Curran in Crawford county district court. Co-defendants named include August Darby Winlard Titus John Fleming James McIlwrath and Earl Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Alexander Howat
Kansas’ Miners’ Union
Kansas Union
Andrew J. Curran
Crawford County District Court
Howat
August Darby
Winlard Titus
John Fleming
James Mcllwrath
Earl Maxwell
Second Ionia inmate knife attack prompts search order
Ionia Michigan Reformatory orders a full search of prisoners and cells after a second stabbing event. Joseph Lara sentenced from Detroit for burglary allegedly tried to cut the throat of 17 year old inmate George Wyers, from Allegan for auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionia
Michigan Reformatory
Jack Cleghorn
Joseph Lara
Detroit
George Wyers
Allegan
No Action on Irish Question Heard in Congress
Washington The House Foreign Affairs Committee refused a request by Rep Burke Republican of Pennsylvania for a public hearing on his resolution recognizing an Irish republic. Members said there was little chance the measure would be reported to the House this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Burke
Pennsylvania
House
Flier Wanders Over Deserts Near Anderson Texas
Lieutenant Alexander Pearson Jr. an army aviator has been missing for several days and reportedly rode into Sanderson. He said a desert like area in the Big Bend country forced his descent after a crankshaft failure in his aircraft.
Cardinal Dougherty to be named at March consistory
The Vatican said Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty of Philadelphia will be created a cardinal at the secret consistory planned for early March. He will be the only new American cardinal in the next consistory. Archbishops Mundelein of Chicago and Hayes of New York are expected to receive the Red Hat soon but not in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Dennis J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Mundelein
Chicago
Archbishop Hayes
New York
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Weil
Fincks
Thompson, Elden & Bogardus
P. m. Sharp
Mii
Isabella
Michigan
Proprietors
C. Forney
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Harding
U. S
Howatt
Lieut
Pearson
Mads
Clare
Coleman
Oollies
Deering
Osborne
New Deere Bay
Dowaginc
J C. Case
Henry Sharp
J. M. Marshall
Homer Campbell
Grange
The
Clare County
Pomona
Florence Robinette
R.H. Sprague
Ulere
R. D
Harrison
Country Gentleman
Square
Qmy
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