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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
3
Paul W Sonne prosecutes forgery charges as deputies guard at the House of Correction where prisoners who violate rules face limited rations. The stage will pay only one dollar weekly for board, an insufficient amount, and Holland remains in custody.
Washington reports the Harding administration prepared drastic action to end the nation wide coal strike by temporarily operating critical mines. Officials urged delaying the move until arbitration efforts exhausted, with a proclamation possible to meet the national emergency.
The Geological Survey reports May US stocks of domestic and Mexican petroleum at 345,030,000 barrels, about 10 million more than April. May Mexican mineral crude oil totals 13,949,718 barrels, up from 11,659,375 in April. Imports from other countries for May amounted to 63,052 barrels.
Fragmentary Southeastern region notes describe Gerald MaI teen in Grey City and a planned return home. Randie and Olifford travel to Alma on Saturday for chalk activities with relatives. Mr and Mrs Witcox of Sagi naw visit John Liyineston's home Thursday.
In Colville Rev Teed was absent as Newman of Arthur Center preached a meaningful sermon Sunday evening. Blanche Russell Strouse Geraldine and Agnes Hampton attended the funeral of a girl near Harrison, a pupil formerly at Pratt School. Mr and Mrs Jay Clute attended a aunt Doroth Lennon’s funeral in Gladwin. Chas Bodkins and family visited Elva Grove and helped with repairs. Hugh Allen and son from Saginaw visited Jay Clute. Mrs Scott Cotton and Dorothy spent time with Peacock friends and report plentiful huckleberries. The Walters family reunion was held at Al Walters in Grant with Frank Walters and Bodkins family attending.
Ralph and Hadson Harvey from Crystal Falls arrived Friday for a visit with relatives. Numerous residents including Mrs. Earnest Rieinhardt, George Phillips and families, and Mrs. Carrie Perverse with Austin moved or visited in the area. Local grandparents and neighbors shared Sunday meals and arrivals from Detroit, Owosso, Clare, Bay City, Flint, and Detroit.
Dale Boner and Frank Bartman attended Sunday school at the Bagis Sunday. Frank Harvey and family from the Cornwell farm visited Olearies Cilisx Mrs. Deli Green of Many. Siding is working for Mrs. Abbott who is very low. A number from the Brown family spent the 4th at Clare and reported a good time. We extend sympathy on the death of Herman Grewe. Meetings closed at Harrison Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin visiting Asher Teal this week. Mary Wood of Harrison spent rest week with Peter Boots and family.
Mr and Mrs Louis Nichols and baby from Flint returning to their home Monday after visiting the Sam Nichols family. Mrs Seymour from Farwell visiting her children in Gilmore. Mrs Glass of Farwell visiting her sow Stanley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Cotter and children of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend at the S Jarman home. Bruce Gamble visited his mother and sister in Gilmore over the 4th and left for Lansing Tuesday.
Walter Pettit spent the 4th in Clare. Tom Nichols was there on business Thursday. Ronald Barton of Flint called Friday. Lt. Achara returned Wednesday after a short trip to Ilinoia. Kathryn Cosgrove returned home from a few days with relatives in Clare. Mr and Mrs Harvey Dilably returned Sunday from a visit with relatives at Wabjamegs. Mr and Mrs Tony Achard and daughter Mary and Mrs Fitzpatrick of Clare were Sunday guests of B F Achard at the bungalow.
Local residents report illness among Little Jack and Jean Wood, and Miss Myrtie Richmond visits from Pontiac. Miss Rachel Leitner returns to Saginaw work, while Lorin Leitner visits Pontiac. The Arthur Center Aid Society met with Mrs Edwin Wood with most members present. The girls of Arthur Center hold a picnic by the river. an ice cream social is planned at Arthur Town Hall Friday evening July 2.
Hamilton W. 8S. Price and con Jease were at Harrison Monday. A.8. Price and family spent the Fourth at Chappe Dam. Several Hamilton folks spent Independence Day at Harrison. Mrs Blanche Bitler and children of Met Pleasant spent the week with relatives.
Biteste hosted by Robert Sersaw while Mrs. Blanche Bitler and her children stayed with John A. Bittler. Loren Bersette, Mr McGregor, Cliff Prices and Gale Switzer planned a trip to Gladwin on Saturday. Harold K. Horton, a Mt. Pleasant student, visited parents. Mrs F Bitler dined with Mrs Celia Cummins of Harrison. Geo Wageman A S Keyser and Sessile Keyser traveled to Gladwin last week.
Brand Elmer Miller family in Lansing received word of a new grandson born Sunday July 2 to Walter Gephert and his wife. Ira Miller returned to work in Lansing after visiting relatives. Durward Comer Alma Lloyd Comer Clare and their families joined D W Comer for a Sunday gathering. Mrs FF Acre returned home after caring for her mother who remains ill. John Rhodes and Bryan Miller made a business trip to Gladwin. A sermon by Mr Gueat was delivered at the town hall Sunday evening.
A brief note confirms Mr and Mrs Spranger celebrated the Fourth in Clare with a warm family gathering and enjoyment.
Mr and Mrs Geo Thompson and son return to Omaha. Bert Orvis and family visit North Arthur relatives. Mrs Archie Tryon visits her parents OC and S Buryan. Henry Kleiner welcomed a baby son Donald Henry. Beniah Rosenburger and Schultz return home. Fred Allen and family and Mack Leeth visit Ralapaugh family. Hugh Alien from Saginaw visits relatives. Marie Engler from Grand Lodge visits Aunt J M Thompson. Alfred Ralapaugh family visits. Phoebe Clemmons visits her mother Mrs Warner. Dorothy Warner goes home. Rennie Carr and family visit local relatives. Presk Rates and children arrive for a brief stay.
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