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Fragmentary text references visiting at Richard Fields and Mb Piskexiit last week, with unclear names and locations.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
2
Death notices and visits reported in local column
The fragment notes a death of Amos with condolences to the bereaved family Eneite Glass. It lists visits by Samuel Wilcox of Midland to Arm-Alles, St .Friday, Arden Walters at a home, and Weaver with J W Glane traveling for packing ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Pee Aympsthy
Eneite Glass
S. Jordan
Samuel Wilcox
Midland
Arm - Alles
Arden Walters
Weaver
Windover residents host visitors and report fishing wins
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pyles of near Everett spent the weekend with parents in the area. Mr. Vansiee of Owosso stays at the Norway ranch for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer returned to Ithaca on Thursday. Bert Klock came back from Pontiac last Saturday reporting his mother is very ill. Fishing dominates locally with Orla Baker Jr. emerging as champion after catching a one pound, eleven ounce fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Sherman
Pyles
Everett
Mr. Vansiee
Owosso
Norway Ranch
Mrs. Boyer
Ithaca
Bert Klock
Pontiac
Orla Baker G
House and Contents Burn in South Sheridan Fire
South Sheridan residents extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. J. Lattere after a Sunday night blaze destroyed their house and contents. Mrs. C A Carpenter returns from Rosebush nursing Mrs. H Johnson. O Stirling of Glare buys cattle. Baptist church notes no service. past crowds reduced to empty seats. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. George Schunka on the first Thursday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schunka
Thoraday
W F M3 Meeting and Local Notices From Herrick
The W F M3 met with Mrs T A Badgley on Wednesday with a large attendance. Mrs Herman Krienke is very ill. Gleaner Lodge initiated Mrs Will McJames and Lester Pearl last Wednesday. A potluck supper followed. School closed Friday due to Mrs Bowen’s illness. Mrs Carl Maxwell Mrs I N Lansing and Mrs T A Badgley attended a group meeting at Coleman Monday reporting a splendid meeting with fair attendance. Come to Sunday School Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Badgley
Herman Krienke
Will McJames
Lester Pearl
Gleaner Lodge
Bowen
Car
Maxwell
Mra. I. N. Lansing
T. A Badgley
Uoleman
Local Families Share Visits and News From Dover and Clare
Randall and Bowler families from Pesnock and Runday host and visit neighbors. Hargrave and Briday teams recover from illness. John Momsen and family welcome relatives from Dover. Freda Garchow attends Mire Otto funeral Friday afternoon. Mrs Arthur Ginn and Bre Buckley visit Clare friends. Mrs Joe Wilson and children spend Tuesday with Mrs Albert Garchow and Charley Grover family. Ray Lockwood and wife visit Dover in Clare with Gev Gibbin and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bowler
Wes
Pesnock
Misa Bayth
Hargrave Teame
Cleve Briday
Alte Aick
Tom
Michael
Spens
John
Momsen
Toewday
Buckley
Clare
Joe Wilson
Albert
Garchow
Charley Grover
John ® ‘Hudson
Dover
Ray Lockwood
Bsundley
Iatter
Gev.Gibbin
Local Social Notes Trouse Weekend Visits Across Town
Elmer Schofield left for Detroit Sunday in the interest of Farwell Garage Co. L Finch and wife and Mr and Mrs Godfrey spent Saturdays with H Bentley and wife at Eight Point. Mrs Eisenhower and Karl spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Minnie Dell. Alma Tiedeman spent the week end at home. Aid Society holds an all day meeting with Mrs Annie Schofield and pot luck dinner. Melvin Root of Clare spent the weekend with sister Mrs Alice Davison. Sam McGoogan of Pennsylvania is in the vicinity a few days. Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen of Dover spent Sunday with her brother David McGoogan. Virginia Root is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer. Schofield
Detroit
Farwell Garage Co
L. Finch
Mire
Godfrey
H. Bentley
Mrs. Eisenhower
Wrantheu
Karl
Minnie Dell
Alma Tiedeman
Aid Society
Annie Schofield
Lake George News Roundup of Local Visits and Ice Skating
George Cosgrove visits with a former schoolmate at Clear Cresk ranch while Henry Prentiss and Mr and Mrs Wo Arnold enjoy a stay with Mrs Martha Arnold of Clare. Mrs A Gerow recovers from jumbago while skating remains popular with nightly parties. Dr Bufford cuts ice for G A Silover. Claude W Hittman and party occupy a cottage for hunting. Albert Strable visits his cottages. Mrs A G Kubsie suffers tonsillitis. Arnold and son Arthur Obes Calkinga named champion fisherman at Bake George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cosgrove
Clear Cresk Ranch
Henry Prentise
Wo. Arnold
Martha Arnold
Qlare
A. Gerow
Busy Bee Society
Wm. Prentiss
Dr. Bufford
Tustin
G. A. Silover
Claude W. Hittman
Bannister
Albert Strable
Shepherd
A. G. Kubsie
Wm. Arnold
Farwell
East Lincoln
Arthur — Obes
Calkinga
George
Rat Snap Notice Details Unclear From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions rats and a product called Rat-Snap with unclear context about casualties or actions. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are readable to form a concrete news item.
City Council Proceedings and Local Notices Summary
The excerpt records a 1923 city council session with committee reports on payments to local firms and a bond approval for J. B. Goodman as treasurer. It notes a special meeting, attendance, and motions to accept a settlement report and table a Standard Oil bill, with adjournment and legal notices on city staffing and real estate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baing
Stevens
Fe ‘Sommendation
Ena
Sia Johnson
Pederal ‘Biren
Reeder
Co ‘Register of Deeds
Desea
Carle
P.M. B. BB. Co
Standard Oil Co
Ald. Mason
Ald
Hampton
Carrish
Mason
House
Ald. Hampton
P. 4. R. BR Co
A.J. Doharty
F. E. ‘McGuire
Seaers
Des
Common Council
Ald. Leider
J. B. Goodman
James
Bickrals
GH. Blcknell
Honda
Alderman
Hamptes
Houss
Tractor to Improve Roads by Colorado Inventor
A Colorado man J. Mosca of Rouse designs a tractor to smooth and compact roads. The device uses an endless belt and rotating ground-engaging element to tread and compact under snowy or muddy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
J. Mosca
Rouse, Colo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Outh West
Gilmore
South Sheridan
Herrick
Randall
Maple Grove
Lake George
Fay
Anne
Fortention
Wen al
Claveland
Goodenough
Swriter
Littlefield Ranch
Wm. Mott
Ww. O
Fuller
Nortice
West
Ohio Dairy Co
T. Brown
Frank BS. Broderick
Kuppenheimer
Colorado
Cee
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