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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
2
The nearly unanimous vote reelects Dr. Mulder and Mr. Reading at the annual school meeting as appreciation for steady leadership during trials. Voters praise rapid insurance settlement after the fire, timely bond sale, and progress on a new twelve grade school building noted as a model for small cities.
Letters criticize Five County League schedule showing all remaining home games set for Sundays. Community supporters, who funded the league, have seen only one game this season and urge balanced weekday games to allow broader attendance and fairness. They question if it's too late to fix the schedule.
The Chicago Tribune argues for placing all wood and wood products on the free list to aid farmers and curb timber famine risks. It cites farmers’ heavy use of timber, growing demand, and potential price rises if Canadian timber is restricted, warning of higher building costs and rents.
The report mentions Randall and his son Hery Randall living near Fred Sonagneh and Clara as the lucky child who captured a balloon near Freyd Kirkpatrick on July Fourth. It states the balloon descended intact with no burst or fire. Also, Mr and Mrs Fred Hubbel of Baginaw visit daughter Mrs Berb Randall this week.
Mr and Mrs Bert Rutter visited relatives in Saginaw on Sunday. Cune Bodkina and J Bodkins families spent Sunday at J Haines near Clare. Frank Brown and family were at Art Bradleys near Clare. Mrs G H Cotton entertained her son Howard and family. Dale Davis and family and Mr and Mrs Wes Teale visited Will Nowlin in Farwell. Teasie and Beulah Bodkins picked raspberries at John Haines. A large turnout attended the Clare carnival last week.
Mr and Mrs Henry Wilcon and family visited Mrs F M Tubbs on Sunday. Claude McCreary and family spent Sunday with Henry Sharp at Clare. Lela Taylor visited her sister Mrs Leo Nixon. Booster and Hustlers close party Friday at W J Maxwell home. Lucile Church hosted Sunday school class Tuesday afternoon. Light refreshments and good times noted. Mrs C Wager improving. Beulah Lamphere on sick list.
The wind storm last Wednesday damaged local property including blowing down two sheds for Glen Henry and striking Mrs. H L Fowler Hervey house and barn. Visitors Margarite Storme and grandmother stayed with Mary and Avanell Raymond while grandmother visited Mrs V Tryon. The Tryons planned a trip to Mr Pleasant to see Archie and wife before returning home. Making hay dominates the community activity as rain dampened fields.
Don Rhodes dined with Frank Aere Jr. on Sunday while Mrs. Ben Rieinhart delivered orders last week. Mrs. D W Comer visited Clare Tuesday with granddaughter Mrs. Russell Davia. Mrs. Walter Gephardt and Miss Viva Miller on sick list. Elmer Miller began work on his new house. Mr and Mrs Asher Teal visited Mrs. Nancy Anderson Sunday. Anderson learned Lynn wed recently. Arvilla Davia visiting Clare with Bir and Kra Raseel Davia. Mrs John Gephardt and daughter spent Saturday night with Elmer Miller. Mrs Kate Stevens and daughter visited EF & Comer. Brand residents attended a street carnival at OClere. Roy Howard returned to Flint Tuesday after Fourth with relatives. Roy Hoover family called on D W Comer Sunday evening. Grandma Kemp spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Bell Miller. Remarks note improvement in health. evening in Harrison drew many from Brand.
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