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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
5
Tentative subsidy plan aims to ease treasury burden while aiding merchants and the merchant marine with indirect benefits and reduced railroad rates. The administration seeks committee support before formal presentation, with aims to push passage next spring in both the Senate and House. A classified liner is suggested for next week.
The Clare County Board discusses the 1922 trunk line program and relocation of F & No. 2011 in Grant Township. Opposition due to cost is noted, with a call to reconsider and follow the previously planned route minus corner rounding. A resolution favors trunk line construction and is sent to state authorities. Temporary Chairman Robert Hatchips presides. clerk records 710.18.
Springfield Illinois Governor Small moves to shift hearings from Judge E S Smith amid claims of prejudice in the state treasurer accounting suit. Petitions for venue change were filed on behalf of Small's bondholders. International Court inaugurated.
Fragments report J V Walker of Brinton visiting on business. The tale mentions a Mrs Frank Coegrove and Mr Oliver Campbell connected to a local household event. The wording is unclear but references a prankster nickname and social arrivals in the community.
Charles Gaffney from the south part of the state visits his brothers Wm John and Frank for a couple of weeks. Wm Bail loses his only horse. Earl Overhouser takes a two week vacation at Lansing Mason end. The past week was the coldest of the winter and getting up wood on the boulevard is the order of the day.
COLONVILLE Rev Honderbok came home to Elkton Michigan after three weeks of church meetings. Mr and Mrs with Gerow and Heith Allen visited Chas RBue sel's in Central Sheridan on Sunday. Roott Cotton of Peacock spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Wea Teale visited their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Bruckart and Mr and Mrs Dave Teale on Sunday. Mercedess Moore of Clute spent several days last week at Jay Clute's.
A Dover social report notes a successful Friday night dance with a good time despite hard times. It lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Leo Springer hosting relatives from Saginaw and visits by Mrs Watter Gephart and family to see a gravely ill grandmother, Grandma Kemp. Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Eugene Allen on their wedding. Viva Miller returns home from Flint due to grandmother Mrs Kemp’s illness.
Brown corners report visits from Rev E M Royce and families including Garver Teall and others. A baby girl Betty Eloise born February 6 at Hamilton home. Virginia born February 13 to Mr and Mrs Morday. Clare trip for Mrs Coulter and Ethel to tend Mrs Lydiatt. Ethel Robinett visits with Maso Robinett. Mrs Weaver and Elnora stay with Rev Chas Kloeinhardt. Mrs Kemp cared for. Roush back at church.
A Michigan discussant at the University outlines a shift in highway tax policy from 49 cents to 24 cents per thousand, noting 1921 bond issues, state planning, and a move away from the 1930 rate. He traces how late 1921 legislation approved a new bond program and its impact on the levy.
A government study shows plants grow longer when exposed to 18 hours of light every two months earlier than those kept to natural day length. The experiments compare extended light exposure with standard durations.
The Clare County Savings Bank opens in a new location near ist door with a modern bank building reflecting ongoing growth. Local officials and residents attended the ceremony to mark the move.
Maude Barber finished her term of school near Temple and returned home last Wednesday. Mrs C Shull has been very ill this past week. Mrs John Meyerg of the Cornwell farm visited her parents Mr and Mrs B A Leitner on Sunday. Mr Ralph Shull has bought the A A Heleer farm and plans to move this spring. Bevan in Stabke Bases.
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