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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
4
Numerous people visit relatives and friends in Pleasant, Alma, Mt Pleasant, Coleman, and Lake George. News notes include illnesses, trips, church activities, a marriage, a birthday, school events, and a storm causing telephone outages. Several residents travel for weekends, conventions, and hospital or operation updates.
Southeast Sheridon Jim Geraw and family visit Sans Doomla and Mrs J Livingston, Mrs A Bart from Columbus Ohio stayed with Mrs J Degeer, Fred Smith of Gladwin visited friends, Mr Darloyd and Ruth of Detroit visit daughter Mrs Gerald Macklem, W M Langville improves his house with paint by Robt Whitlock, Orla Barber from Flint drives up, Stewart Beil cuts his face badly, Ole Larson goes to Ponting last Tuesday with Joel returning Monday with Harold.
South West notes funeral services for Ferry Cook at the Christian church on Friday. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Mrs. Ransom suffered a slight stroke last Wednesday and was moved to the Rickel home after caring for Mrs. Gamble for seven weeks. Mark Fordyce and wife returned from their honeymoon at Houghton Lake. James Randolph’s fingers, severed by a buzz saw, show signs of recovery. Eid. Gamble visited Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. Mrs. Wm. Tanner celebrated her 36th birthday with about twenty friends Monday evening.
George Dillenback named mall carrier. Mrs. Donald Malcomson visited Detroit relatives. Chas Sly returns from Ohio for a family medical need. Iva Reynolds and Florence Durham show measles recovery. Dell Evans and Ed Cooper finish two cottages for Will Hutchinson and begin a storehouse project for Bathers. Winifred Osaray-Myers returns from Santa Anna with her mother accompanying to Detroit. Gerald Cooper shifts from Findlay plants to Buick in Flint due to heat. The Thimble Club met June 27 for an all day quilt session and pot luck. Lillian Wooda marked her eleventh birthday with a gathering June 19.
Harley Bentley and wife of Flint visit Sonia Finck's home while Velma Schofield spends the weekend with Eleanor Burneide. Various locals travel to Clare Mt. Pleasant and Leroy as haying begins and a miscellaneous shower honors Alma Tisdeman with gifts and refreshments.
Care y Corners notes Miss Margaret Keller of Kalama zoo Mr and Mrs Ike Lansing and daughter Marjorie and Vern Baldwin spent Sunday with Frank Lam Violet and Lucille Babcock visited their grandmother Mrs Wm Johnson of Farwell Will Mee James and family visited John Smiths family in Andersonville Sandle Church returned from Detroit bringing Miss Lillian Pierce Herman Leighting home from Flint for the 4th Beula Lamphere visiting Detroit Ruth Loomis and daughter Ruth of Clare spent Wednesday with Mrs Pred Babcock Ruth later joined Beulah Lamphere for supper Lillian Badgley returned home from Detroit last Sunday Watch for the date of an upcoming ice cream social.
Kenneth Rockey returned home from southern Michigan and northern Ohio and Indiana visit. Truman Ware accompanied him for a week. Grandma Shinnamon remains confined by illness. Floyd Slentz from Greenville worked the latter part of the week. Miss Alice Davis of Clare visited parental home. Bari Sanders and family plus others toured Ford farm west of Harrison Lake George and Hatton with baskets and ice cream. Ladies Aid meets Thursday July 12 with Mrs Haller.
Mra A S Keysor hosted visits with Mra J A Bitler and Mra E Kantner, while Mra T C Bitler and Mrs H K Horton visited Mra 4 8 Keysor. Several ventured to Dodge Lake for fishing without a catch. others hosted and shared meals across families in Gladwin, Smith Creek, Mt. Pleasant, Blanchard and nearby areas.
A descriptive note depicts a closely knitted wool swimsuit with plain colors, a contrasting knitted belt, worn over short trunks. The design includes a ratine edge and a rubber cloth cap, described alongside a vivid, lighthearted line about a poll parrot accompanying the wearer.
The opening note recalls that the first complete English Bible appeared in 1535. It credits Myles Coverdale and a Swiss printing in Zurich by Martin Froschover. The work translated from other versions rather than directly from Hebrew and Greek sources. No perfect copy is known to exist.
Public sentiment in Belgium swells against the German Ruhr plan after a time bomb killed 60 Belgian soldiers and wounded many. The Brussels dispatch notes a sharp shift from lukewarm support to opposition, as cabinet sessions threaten to end aid to France in the Rhineland invasion. Rome reports Vatican-France relations momentarily strained over the Ruhr evacuation matter, with the pope seeking peace and urging proper interpretation of his remarks.
Detroit welcomed more than 6000 new arrivals on Sunday the first day of the new fiscal year according to Dr. P I Prentis chief immigration officer. Most came from the British empire with France Lithuania Armenia Africa Greece and Turkey also represented quotas limited. Britain’s coming year quota is 77342 with a maximum of one fifth allowed per month.
A flat ten percent reduction in Michigan fire insurance rates, totaling about four million dollars, is expected to be announced after a Michigan Insurance Anti-Discrimination Commission meeting. The change follows a new state law and the Michigan Inspection Bureau’s rate setting, with a review of 50 discrimination cases pending fines from last year.
Sheriff deputy Schade rode as a speed officer on the Bettaville Tiffin road and found drivers mocked him when they learned he was the motor cop. He noted many did not slow down and laughed once they knew his badge.
An advertisement from Clare Michigan promotes Dr Dunlop's Golden Red Balm claimed to soothe hay fever headaches sunburn insect bites and skin irritations. It touts cooling healing effects for babies and adults and suggests taking a jar on vacation.
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