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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
3
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Iron Mountain Henry Scheller, 50, died after falling down a mine chute at Chapin. Clell Bottorff, 30, killed his wife Grace, 24, then shot himself. Port Huron residents urge Detroit United Railroad to extend lines into the Thumb. Muskegon reports a 45 mile gale. the Crosby steamer Missouri turned back to Milwaukee with freight and 25 passengers. Detroit jury awards Marion Killackey 12,000 for car injuries. Lansing says Wayne County paid state mobile taxes of 8,902,804.52. total collections 11,261,282.29 with counties receiving 6,623,232.15. Grand Rapids aviation ordinance requires 2,500 feet minimum altitude. Hollard Farm Bureau officers named. resolutions back state income tax. Port Huron notes disrupted traffic in the Thumb due to winds and snow drifts. St. Joseph judge dismisses State vs House of David as time-barred. Saginaw Bay City clubs form Automobile Club of Northern Michigan. Ypsilanti mayoral committee to draft zoning and building code. Detroit Sunday meat sale ban excludes Kosher shops. Grand Rapids judge limits Manistee and Northeastern Railroad operations. remainder service to be arranged. Munising Carlos Rudd, 22, sentenced to 3–16 years for killing his infant son in a confession.
Seventeen events fill the county calendar with social calls, sleigh rides, and pot luck suppers. Read of the Gram mar room party at Tom Hecker's school in Greenwood, club gatherings, church events, and a basketball win for Harrison over Farwell.
Rev Leroy Whitney led Rosebush M E Church revival at Center church with 10:00 a m and 7:00 p m services. He urged stronger prayer meetings and church attendance and urged the community to seek knowledge of God at a Wednesday official board meeting.
Frank Graham died at his residence Monday evening in a quiet home obit noting his local ties and surviving family members.
Mrs. Anna Gaffney remains ill after a week of sickness. Paul Finch returned home Saturday from Wendover. M. W. Finch is reportedly unwell. The mail carrier arrives daily via snow mobile. Mrs. M. W. Finch received a letter from former neighbor H. C. Oberhaltzer and wife. They are in good health and as well as when they left the farm.
Moores Crossing held a Wednesday night prayer meeting at W C Larkins. Mrs M Larkins and grandson Wesley visited Saginaw to see her son Ray who suffered facial injuries from an electrical flash but is improving. Ida Larkins returned home from Saginaw with them for a few days. Mr Larkins is hauling hay from Mr Wilkins. Sunday school and church were held at Mr Sparks. Mrs Chapman, previously ill, is much better now.
Randalls note a large crowd at a Saturday evening party for Charles Gaddy with refreshments. Lena Frees returns from a two week visit near Beal City, Deerfield Center, and Mt. Pleasant. Various calls and visits among local residents are listed. Roy Joslin sells farm to Walter Sneary of Clare.
Maple Grove reports J Runyan and wife of Farwell visited with Ray Utley and family Wednesday. Biedeman's entertained Mrs Ray Utley and three daughters and J W Moore and family for dinner. Dale Rulapaugh and wife and two cousins of Hagel spent the weekend at J Imes.
Walter Moore of Saginaw calls on his brother John and family Sunday morning. Freda Dell of Farwell visits the Schofields while snow prevents the children from driving to school. Mrs. Dale Rulapaugh and relatives visit Gilmore. Mr. Millers butchered a calf Sunday. No major news, just chores and wood gathering. Shepherd family moves to Sanford for work. J Tiedeman on sick list. Marvin Moore of Indiana visiting parents.
E R Johnson of Victor Talking Machine Company and AT&T announce a radio music venture featuring top opera and concert stars. Recitals and concertos will air at intervals during the year from a roster including Alda, Gordon, Jeritza, Martinelli, McCormack, Ponselé, Scotti, and the Plousaley Quartet, aiming to lift radio music standards and enrich home listening.
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