Area Evangelist Camp Meeting Draws Dignitaries
Big Rapids district reports a large evangelistic camp meeting at Riverside Reed Seone with Rev. Thompcom W. Mckinoey and Rev. Robert Williams D D of Albion College among speakers. Notables include Rev. N L Bray, Rev. Morris W Ehnes, and Miss Lily D Greene. Activities feature preaching, music, Epworth League events, and missionary addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Rapids
Riverside Reed Seone
Thepey
Thompcom W
Mckinoey
Etic Aréa
J. Be
AL Abe
Robert
Williams
Albion College
Frank &. Day
D. D
First Church
Huntington
Ind
Mercy of Albion
Peter F. Stair
de- Stroit
Ray
Wheeler
St. Joseph
N. L. Bray
Sault Ste. Marie
Morris W. Ehnes
Nicago
Michigan
Centenary Treaeurer
DeLamarter
Lansing
Switeponk
Fleming
Ford Records Hit New High in June Vehicle Sales
Ford in Detroit reports a June average of 5 708 machines sold daily marking a monthly peak. First half of 1922 totals exceed 652 263 and Ford trucks show 84 percent year over year growth. Ford employs 75 000 in Detroit as demand rises for cars trucks and farm equipment worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Gers
Ford
Detroit
Ford Eries
Jane
Sombang
Osre
Ford Company of
Canada
Tent order deadline and admission details for Reed City event
Orders for early-Corderse tents must be sent by July 29. Address A. Kants in Reed City. Season tickets priced at 50 cents, single day 10 cents, children 6 to 12 at ball rates. Free for horses, automobiles, and corral use.
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Kantz
Reed City
A. Mantz
Mar
BaDormitory
d@ormitory
A. Kants
Birthday Celebrated for Mrs. Carrick at Harrison Home
A large crowd gathered at Clarence Carrick's country home near Harrison on Sunday July 16 to celebrate Mrs. Carrick's birthday. Guests enjoyed 63 social enactments with music and games and a bountiful dinner. Among those attending from out of town were Mrs. D. A. Burton and family from Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of Bowling Green Ohio, plus Erwin Walters of Walbridge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Carrick
Harrison
Mary
Stella
Bertha
Harland
Lena
Coleman
Jotn Jackson
George Jackson
Karl and
Harry
Bowing Green
Ohio
Erwin Walters
Walbridge
Threshers Prices For 1922 Season By Clare and Isabella Co
The Clare and Isabella Company sets threshing prices for 1922. Rates listed include oats 46 cents barley 4 cents wheat 65 cents rye 6 cents beans 120 cents buckwheat 160 pears 11 cents timothy 75 cents clover seed 2 dollars. Set job 28 dollars total 20 extra for grain damage costs due to stone and other material. Wm J Cleveland secretary Clare Mich R 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare and Isabella Co. Thresher
Asa’n
Wm. J. Cleveland
Sae’y Olsre
Mich
R. 1
Card of Thanks for Leta Lipsie Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends who kindly supported us during our daughter Leta Lipsie illness and passing. Your sympathy and prayers helped us endure this difficult time.
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Lipsie
Leta
Two Roys Woodruff lauded for farm aid in Congress
The article from Farming Nation al lauds Roy O Woodruff of Michigan and Roy Johnson of South Dakota as steadfast supporters of agriculture. It praises their records defending farmers, exposing war contract fraud, and urging clean government to benefit national farming interests.
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Farmera
Magesibe
Igi
Roy O.woodruf
Iradera
George Washington
Roye
America
Hitching posts trimmed to sidewalk on Main Street
The city begins removing hitching posts from Main Street to install boulevard light posts. Walter Pettit oversees the progress as posts are moved to side streets or removed. Merchants regret the change though some posts will stay. council orders all posts removed and relocated to suitable streets.
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Walter Pettit
Home Invasion Reward Offered For Suspects
Ora Dawson announces a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who entered the home last Saturday night. A separate offer promises $100 for information about the person who entered Tuesday night and set a bed on fire.
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Laleo
Ball Game Postponed Between Clare and Glodwin
Postponed ball game between Clare and Glodwin rescheduled to next Sunday at a yet unspecified time. No venue or official reasons disclosed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Glodwin
Local residents host visitors and travel plans noted
Several residents host relatives and friends from Detroit Saginaw Bay City and other towns. Visitors include Collin McRae from Detroit and Mrs Edith Stevens with daughter Elizabeth returning from Detroit. Royal Wilson starts new job in Pigeon with future transfer anticipated and Mrs J O Grady plans a short Lagtoan visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Sage
Coleman
Collin McRae
Detroit
Thureday
Cer Holbrook
Scott Cotton
Peachck
John Neitherent
Dhureday
Tenconburg
Ont
Iss Echel Converse
Mt. Pieas
Emme Jennings
Edith Stevens
Elizabeth
Ora Daweon
Saginawa
Bancroft
Gues Sconte
Lake George
F. A’ Hachmath
KE. M. White
Ann Arbor
Jasper Snider
W. L. Whitney
Lanning
Jarvis Pardy
Flint
al. Pardy
Hinkleville
Royal Wilson Teft Thursaday
Pigeon
Jas. O'Grady
Lagtoan
Miss Mayme
BR. A. Kock
Standard Ojii Co
Willie
Alberta
Archie Miller
Vernon Township
Delanter
Ladies’ Guild
The
Congregational Church
Morrison
Wilton Park
Antos
J. A. Reeder
A. J. Sealey
Coboes
N. Y
J. H. Seeley
Rath
Addr
Richard Woods
Livingston
Mont
Backers Fail to File Signatures for Four Amendments
In St Seba the failure to file the 105000 required signatures by 5 pm Thursday July 6 barred four proposed constitutional amendments from the ballot. Amendments included legislative apportionment parochial school superintendent appointment county home rule and a measure to remove the moiety clause. Only 1000 names filed for parochial school and the superintendent proposal fell 52000 short. the county home rule backing Detroit Citizens League and Nagel’s apportionment plan also failed.
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St Seba
Tour
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Detroit Citizens’ League
John C. Nagel
Detroit
Wayne County
Traffic rules enforcement warned by city officials
The city council appoints Nate Trumble as traffic officer to enforce ordinances. Motorists are warned speeds and parking rules will be rigidly enforced. Officers urge keeping right, parking at 45 degrees, and not crossing streets mid block. Speed limits set at 15 mph in business districts and 20 mph elsewhere.
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Nate Trumble
Traffc
Sentinel
Hoe
Eaeldent
Campbell Brothers Trained Animal Circus Coming to Clare
Campbell Bros. world toured show will exhibit at Clare Saturday July 29 in afternoon and night under waterproof tents. The act features lions elephants monkeys bears ponies dogs and trained animals plus aerialists acrobats gymnasts and clowns.
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Campbell Bros
Clare
California
Maine
Arenic
Pois
Saale
Ladies Guild Outing at Lake George Ends With Warm Hospitality
Members of the Gail Society enjoyed an annual daytime at Lake George despite rain. Mrs Kemp hosted at shell cottage Cambria with Mrs L McCulloch and Mrs Al Wellman assisting. A return by night train failed, guests camped at Mrs Bicknell’s cottage, then rode home next day, thanked hosts and helpers for royal hospitality.
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Gail Society
Lake ‘George
Kemp
Shell Cottage
Cambria
Florence Peirce
Laila Wilson
Jas. Bicknell
Laure Thompson
Nathan’ Bicknell
Nattan
Fred Thompson
Clare
Mrs
Wellman
Vernon Woman Dies After Illness
Mrs. David Bolen died at her Vernon township home after a prolonged illness. She leaves her husband and five children. Funeral services were held Thursday with Rev. E. W. Davie officiating at Cherry Grove Cemetery. Obituary to follow next week.
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Vernon Township
David Bolen
E. W. Davie
Cherry Grove
Pere Marquette Removes All Passenger Trains
Beginning Wednesday morning and until further notice Pere Marquette railroad will suspend the 8:27 am and 10:16 am passenger trains both directions leaving only one train in each direction per day. The disruption affects westbound and eastbound service with no timetable details provided.
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Pere Marquette Railroad
Ovdda
Primary Election Schedule for State and County Candidates
August 19 marks last day for petitions. September 12 is primary election day. October 17 and October 21 are last filing days for charter amendments and November election registration. October 21 begins registration for November general election. September 12 nominees include governor, U S senator, Congressmen, state and local officials. Delegates to party conventions to be named September 12.
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Olare Roe
O. Pave
lAdgass
Council Ons
Angouest
Council One
Leutenont
United States
Joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Install Officers in Clare
The semi annual joint installation of officers for the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs lodges in Clare was held at their ball on Tuesday evening July 18. Names of new officers for the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs are listed, with installing officers including Grand Master Arthur Johnson and Grand President Dorothy Presley. A social hour followed with ice cream and cake for about eighty attendees.
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Odd Fellows
Ralph Stevens
John Aaline
S. Severson
I.G
N. G
Leon Casner
Geo. Bowen
V. G
M. Detwiler
T. Abbots
Rebskahs
Maude Stevens
Emma Stough
Florence
Stough Financial Sec
Nellie ‘Ramsey Treas
Ada Erter
Virginia
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Martha Mellinger
F. M
Lily D. Greene
Northwest
India
Miriam Brown Prescott
Edmore
FE. H. Cramer
Remus
Epworth League
Foss
Roy O. Woodruff
Ora Dawson
Gladwin Coleman
Barryton
Rosebush
Clare - Weidman Garrison
Mt. Pleasant
Mies Oors Mitchell
Saginaw
Bay City
Tg Gel
Jaly
Campbell
Alb
Vernon
Pere Marquette
yFwo
Ge &i
ODD Fellows and
Rebekahs
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