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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1922

Page

2

Local Social Notes From Dover and Nearby Areas

Correspondence shows Mrs Henry and family visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner. Olat e and family from Osionville spent Sunday with James Thompson and his wife. Hutchinsons from Clare visited their parental home, Marie and Iris Hutchinson staying. Adolph Steht of Missouri visits his uncle Henry Kleiner’s family. Many locals attend revivals at Dover. Reverend Teed and Mrs Teed hosted Sunday Singers with Mr and Mrs Mack.

Jae Henry Bileler Gaughter Elnora Apent Denry Kleiner Jay Olate and Family Oslonville Epent James Thompson Marie Iris Hutchinson Clare Adolph Steht Missouri Henry Kleiner Dover Teed Mrs Mack

Sheridan Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

South West Sheridan updates show Mr and Mrs George Bowen visiting with Mr and Mrs James Teale as they plan a sunny southern trip. William Maxwell buys a new Ford. A barn rebuilding project by A R Reeder replaces a recent fire loss. Serne Severson and two boys Bruce and Erwin visit T Harris family in Cadillec. Sheridan Road Way Telephone Co holds annual meeting at James Tasle’s. officers elected include Fool Presley president John Pres sey secretary William Langin treasurer and Sev es Severson trouble man.

George Bowen James Teale Bowen Wm. Maxwell A. Reeder Serne Severson Bruce and Erwin T. Harris

Mary A Huber Receives Community Sympathy

West Grant report notes Mrs. Mary A Huber has the sympathy of the community in the loss of her life companion. Also, Tom Patterson is laid up by a horse kicking him on the leg and Mrs. Mary Gay has returned from Traverse City. Oris Geir and the Geirs of Coleman visited at Mrs. A F Williams. Tomas Gilmore of Clare entertained Basil and Neil Williams at the Patterson grandparents home. BE Sutton had a very sad spell Tuesday but reports show improvement.

Mary A. Huber Lfe Tom Patterson Oris Geir Jerry Geir Coleman A. F. Williams Herb Randall Fred Habel Mary Gay Traverse City Tomas Gilmore Clare Basil Neil Williams BE. Sutton

Community Notes From Herrick and Nearby

The Helping Hand society met Thursday with Mrs. Frank Barch, quilting planned. Loomig family moved to Clare last Tuesday, Herman Liechti took possession of the store midweek. Fred Church from Washington visited for his father’s funeral in Coteman last Thursday. Raymond Wilkinson attends Merrick school. Giacom Handy spent the weekend in Olare. Boost for the Sun gay School.

Frank Barch A. Loomig Clare Herman Liechti Churcb Fred Churcb Washington Coteman Ebursday Raymond Wilkinson Merrick School Giicom Handy Olare Suangay School

Local note on East Lincoln residents and visits

Harold Cowles of Aims spent a few days last week at his brother Haiph Cowles' home. The text mentions hay hauling from Greesrood Friday and a dinner with Chris Reingold, but the record is fragmentary and garbled.

Harold Cowles Aims Haiph Cowles Lamberteen Greésrood Chris Reingold Ee Gon Arthur

Lambertson Dureed Wood for B Dowrick

Weekend fragment notes Margaret Allen spending the week at her home. incomplete names and places hinder full event extraction.

A. Lambertson B. Dowrick Margaret Allen

Dover Oyster Supper Attendance Cited

A fragment notes A Le Bale visiting his mother Mrs F 8 Weaver and Melvin. Roush had supper with Lucille. Mrs F 3 Weaver and son Rev motored to Ohio Monday to visit relatives. Dover attendees came to the Eagle oyster supper Friday evening. Chas Fitzpatrick and family visited Hod Dysinger. Glee Jordan and Mina Bird visited the Glees.

A. le Bale Weaver Melvin. Roush Lucille. Grase Ohio Dover Eagie Chas. Fitzpatrick Dysinger Glee Jordan

Ithaca Visitors Attend Delling Beard Family Gathering

Mr and Mrs Soyer of Ithaca visit the Delling beard families. Mrs Frank Cosgrove calls on Clare. Billy Deitz moves to Martindale farm. Mr White of Marion visits the farm last Thursday. The Telephone Co held a meeting at C Dellinges last Thursday. Officers elected: President F M Laker Secretary Tom Nichola Treasurer John Boras Board of Directors Mr Smith Co Delling John Surna. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs E Delling home and adds one new member bringing total to 24. Next meeting at Mrs Frank Cosgrove s on February 9.

Soyer Ithaca Delling Fahd Beard Frank Cosgrove Thoreday Billy Deitz Martindale White Marion the Telephone Co C. Dellinges F. M. Laker Tom Nichola John

Local Social Roundup From Clare and Surroundings

Mrs Art Bradley of Clare visited Mrs Frank Brown. Mr and Mrs Wm Marlin of Herrick spent last Wednesday with Q Phillips. Wesley Teale visited Wm Stockarts in Sheridan. Jay Slate and family visited James Thompsons at the Eagle. Mrs L J Teed visited Mrs M D Clute. About fifty friends celebrated Clyde and Alfred Eletier's twenty seventh birthdays with games music and refreshments. Preaching scheduled for Sunday evening.

Art Bradley Clare Frank Brown Marlin Herrick Q. Phillips Wesley Teale Wm. Stockarts Southweet Sheridan Jay Slate James Thompsons the Eagle L. J. Teed M.D. Clute Wm. Eletier Clyde Alfred

Brand Churchgoers Attend Night Service at Town Hall

Community members report several illnesses and recoveries among locals. Ale Strouse is poorly but expected to improve. Grandma Kemp is also ill while Tony Freed shows some improvement. A party from Brand attended a dance at Elim Grove with others hosting visits and small trips noted.

Brand D. W. Comer Grandma Kemp Tony Freed Elim Grove Elmer Miller Jamits Lewis Lautszenhelesr North Arthur

Debate Over Michigan Senate Seat and Ford Newberry Case

The record recounts the 1913 Michigan Senate contest between Truman H. Newberry and Henry Ford, noting Republican defections and a single Democratic vote. It describes a Spencer resolution dismissing Ford and affirming Newberry, while condemning excessive campaign spending as harmful to a free government.

House of Congress Spencer Missouri Newberry Johnson California Watson Georgia Michigan Wilson Benry Ford Ford James W. Helme Adrian Mich New York Henry Ford Truman H. Newberry Senate of United States

Lansing Accepts New State Office Building

The state formally accepts the new state office building. Governor Groesbeck and the administrative board authorize paying 123000 dollars, nearly completing payment for the structure. The building is virtually finished, both inside and out, and is occupied.

Lansing Alex J. Groesbeck

Britain grants amnesty to Irish men in political offenses

London King George frees 1000 Irishmen and signals general amnesty for political offenses committed before the truce that July. About 3000 men are set to gain freedom through the Attorney Confesses Fond Theft.

King George London George Ireland

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