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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
7
Linera and reading notices in locals are listed as fillers with ten cents per line and ten cents extra per heading. The terse notices function as placeholders in local pages.
In the April election voters in Isabella Midland and Clare counties face a choice for a six year term on the circuit bench. The Republican primary on March 7 pits Judge Hart of Midland against Nugent Dodds of Mt Pleasant. The paper urges re nominating Hart, arguing the need for proven judicial temperment over change, and dismisses Midlands repeated tenure concerns.
Edward Little seen here Saturday. Mrs Grigware visits from Detroit to stay with daughter Leota Baywood and her grandson Charles. Geo Congreve spends weekend at Clare home. Arthur Pitton returns to Detroit. Mrs Maltby reflects on baby rumors and pet boil woes. Grange meets January 20 with Mr Maltby recounting his arrival in America at seventeen from Merry old England. Road conditions hinder travel due to snow.
Mrs Frank Lamphere and Beulah had a buggy mishap when a frightened horse threw Beulah as they prepared to return home. Miss Lucile Church hosted a pupil gathering with a taffy gall. Mrs Fred Babcock visits her mother-in-law in Farwell. Addie Presley spent Sunday with brother John Presley and attended Herrick church. Doyt Carey and Will Sherring returned from Bing, jobless. Lillian Badgley came home from school with flu but improving. Rama Wilkinson visited Clifford Alger. Homer Loomis rode to Clare for church. Burt Johnston recently visited uncle J Alger at West Grant. Johnnie Dustin spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Alger. Little Francis Ackerman not well.
Mrs. Douglas Spink shows improvement after illness. Charles Koch visits Detroit relatives. Bowler spent Sunday at home in Glare. Aubrey Gray of Houghton Lake stopped here enroute to Harrison. Long Lake Telephone Company met at the school house. Harry MacIntosh and Alvah Char ette took two foxes last week. Fairy Ritz Gerald and Albert Merritt join Long Lake school. Mrs. Alvin Badd returned home after visiting her brother and family.
Misses Ellen and Jane Mc Googan arrive from Detroit to see parents. Inman Schaar returns home from Alanson after a month with his sister. Ed Mull visits B. Dell for a few days. Frank Lay arrives from Lansing on business, returns Friday. Mrs. Martin visits Mrs. Tiedeman, then travels to Farwell to see Mrs. Baker and others. Aid society met, tying a comforter for the fire surfers. Dewey Dell and wife visit Mrs. Lon Overton. Sits in poor health. D Tiedeman and Ray Utley start woodcutting for Mr. Littlefield at Beechwood farm.
COLONVILLE and nearby areas report a weekend of visits. Alfred Roe and son Kenneth of Mr. Pleasant spent Sunday with Jay Clute and family. Ray Strouse of Flint visited relatives including Chas Strouse and Lionis Rutter. Mrs Bodkina aided Mrs Neitherout after her goiter operation. Alice Teale of South West Sheridan stayed with her sister Mya. Wesley Tanle and Beryl Phillips visited Arthur Tanle. George Vandewarker’s wife joined Mrs Eunice Vandewarker in Clare. Rossel Strouse helped with loads for Hagis.
East Lincoln brief items report H Welch and M Dunkle transporting goods to Summit Cash farm. Wm Kube family visits A Kube at Lake George. Sacha Hagen from school district 4 spends weekend at Harrison home. H Wellman and R Cowles visit. Bert Sparkes of Moores Crossing calls at Cowles home. Community chatter notes snow shoveling and wood gathering.
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