Summer Visitors and Grange Meeting At Local Cottage
The community noted visiting families at the Brook bowl. Miles Mary Oman joined the Kibbies and Mrs KL F Schermer in Lansing for a week, Mire Bergto from Midland stayed at a local cottage for the summer, and a Grange gathering was held Saturday. A birthday dinner honored Mrs H J Green, Mrs Thos Maltby, Fred Burke, and Elmer Mec Lane. Mr and Mrs Merit Finch of Windber visited Saturday evening. John Lansing of Clare and his daughter Mrs Peter Oman were here last week, while Mrs Deyins of Saginaw spent a few days with the Oman family before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Bowl
Miles Mary Oman
KL. F. Schermer
Lansing
Mire. Bergto
Midland
The
Grange
H. J. Green
Thos
Maltby
Fred Burke
Elmer Mec Lane
Merit Finch
Windever
Our Grange
John Lansing
Clare
Peter Oman
Deyins
Saginaw
South West Notes On Meeting Attendance And Local Happenings
South West section records a well attended meeting at the Oase egestast with both men and women. Notices include Mrs Hientzlemania ill, Old Mr Davy with Brights disease, Frank Schafer to thresh clover seed this week, Rev Hendricks at Rock Lake assembly, and Mrs Eulah McAlvey visiting Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hientzlemania
Davy
Bright
Frank Schafer
Hendricks
Rock Lake Assembly
Eulah
McAlvey
Clare
Eulah Graham
Willey and relatives visitMt Pleasant area families
iSouthwest Vernon reports Mr and Mrs Levi Willey and Mr and Mrs Andrew Willey spent Sunday with their daughter and sister in Mt Pleasant. Claud Bouchey attended a funeral near Shepherd. Mrs David Furnnell and Mr and Mrs Henry Funnell visited relatives in Mt Pleasant. David Wiggine called on Allez Border and wife. Marie Seiter plans a stay in Detroit with Mr and Mrs Herbert Boody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Willey
Andrew Willey
Mt. Pleasant
Claud Bouchey
Shepherd
David Furnnell
Henry Funnell
David Wiggine
Allez Border
Marie Seiter
Eight Point Lake Weather and Local Changes
A strong wind and heavy rain last Sunday flattened corn with little chance of cultivation. Cottages and beach lots are selling fast as new road work is completed for Miles and Ningarth. Repairs and additions include a cement schoolhouse platform and steps. Neighborhood visits include Harley Bentley and Laura Cook staying with relatives. Potatoes failed to sprout and the crop is expected to be light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Bentley
Claude
Big Lake
Sears
Laura Cook
Mt. Pleasant
W. B. Cook
E. B. Pratt
Phelps School Start Time Change and Local Meetings
Beginning Sunday July 24 Phelps Gey School will start at 10 30 a m at Phelps school house The P L C C met Thursday at Mrs Morey Mills Mr Cash of Alma visited about grain cutting Ed Kilbourn and Wm Garshaw cutting it for him A school meeting was held at the school house last Monday Ladies showed interest in a library A Detroit party fished in Half Moon Tuesday with good luck Mrs Hiun yap’s birthday to be celebrated by Mr and Mrs Wm Garebaw Bert Ambrosier left for Flint Friday Heat waves caused many to be uncomfortable Sunday school every Sunday at the school house Everyone welcome Omaley and son visited Farwell Martin Graves in Clare Abrs Miller of Farwell visited with Mrs Morey Mille and family Mr and Mrs Lamberson and party from Mud Lake visited Martin Graves Mir Frank Luce of Lake George in our vicinity Sentinel liners cost little
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur Gey
Ab Phelps School
Bougse
Morey Mills
Cash
Alma
Ed. Kilbourn
Wm. Garsbhaw
Detroit
Wm. Garebaw
Hiunyap
Farwell
Sundaly
Bert Ambrosier
Flint
Ize Omaley and
Son
Martin Graves
Clare
Abrs. Miller
Morey Mille
Lamberson
Mud Lake
Martin Grave
Frank Luce
Lake George
Inoor
Beart County Road Commission Meeting Minutes 1921
The Beart County Road Commission held a session at the court house in Hearricon Michigan on Monday July 33 1921. Chairman John McAninch presided at 1 p m with Hutchinson McAninch Robinett present. Minutes approved. A communication from the Michigan Public Utilities Commission about railroad crossing signage and highway leveling was read. The county highway engineer was instructed to locate and map all railroad crossings in the county. The Board recommended wage reductions for maintenance workers effective July 23 1921. Numerous bills from local suppliers and contractors for repairs and materials were read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beart
Ctarenty
Michigan
Haid
dHearricon
John McAninch
Hutchinson
McAninch
Robinett
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Board of Supervisors
William Mitchell
Clare Elevator Co
Frost Township
Doubleday-Hant-Dolan Co
Honbleday Hottoles Co
The
Clare Sentinel
Oclare County Cleaver
W.cc. Fuller Guard Rail
Stanley Wood
W. Dickerson
Clare Road Mach’y Co
T. L
Westfield & Fall R. L. Co
J. L. Littlefield
Marion Lumber Co
Neil Nevins
Nevins
Local Board Adopts Road Reformation Motions in Franklin Township
In Franklin Township, motions by P. G. Woody and H. R Freckway debated road reformation terms. board accepted the bends of Greenwood and Whibar Doty for retraction. The meeting adjourned with John McAwinch noted as chairman and county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edalmans
P. G. Woody
H. R Freckway
Greenwood
John McAwinch
Beymene Andros Cbairmac
Mrs Leonard G Woods Elected RNC Second Vice Chairman
Mrs Leonard G Woods of Pittsburgh was elected second vice chairman of the Republican National Committee at its Washington session. It marks the first time a woman has held the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard G Woods
Pittsburgh
Republican National Committee
Washington
Kedzie Remains Michigan Agricultural College President
Lansing reports Frank S. Kedzie will stay as president of the Michigan Agricultural College until a successor is appointed. The board offered the job to Professor David Friday of the University of Michigan, who declined due to timing. A committee was formed to search for a new candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan Agricultural College
Frank S. Kedzie
State Board of Agriculture
David Friday
University of Michigan
Japan Delays Peace Parley On Eastern Issues
Washington reports Japan is ready to enter the disarmament conference proposed by President Harding but will withhold assent to an unrestricted discussion of far eastern problems. The American view links eastern questions to any disarmament plan, yet officials are optimistic a satisfactory conference with Japan can be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Harding
Bonus bonds find purchasers in Lansing market
A total of 15 million dollars in bonus bonds and 5 million dollars in one year bonus notes were sold to the First National Co and other syndicate members leaving 20 million dollars available for bonus payments before October 1. Payments can proceed quickly as most veterans are not expected to file within ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
First National Company
Michigan farm bureau probes farmer prosperity through surveys
The Michigan state farm bureau has sent questionnaires to county agricultural groups to gather opinions on why farmers in this and other states report higher prosperity. Clark L. Brady, secretary of the bureau, urges community meetings for information exchange and exchange of remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Clark L. Brady
Bureau
Injunction Bars John Malcolm From Saginaw Road Board
Circuit Judge Snow grants an injunction to restrain John Malcolm from serving on the Saginaw County Road Commission. The petition by George Smith Jr, Charlies township supervisor, argues Malcolm is ineligible due to not being a U S citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
John Malcolm
Saginaw County
Circuit Ju
Snow
George Smith, Jr
Charlies
Malcolma
United States
Order For Appearance In Michigan Chancery Case
In Chan cery at Harrison Michigan on June 5 1941 bail pending in Circuit Court for Clare County. Plaintiffs Mary Julia Seppeler and Otto L H Seppeler non residents of Michigan residents of Toledo Ohio must appear in the suit within three months and publish this order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Attorney Carlos A Reading Ray Hart Circuit Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Pwepty Piret Judicial Circuit
Cisre
Harrison
Mary Julia Seppeer
Otto L. BH. Beppeler
Mary Julia Seppelerxr
Otto L. H Seppeler
Toledo
Ohio
Carlos A. Reading
Plaintif
Clarp Sentinel
Appearance Order in Clare Court Sets Six Week Publication
In the Twenty First Judicial Circuit in Chancery at Harrison Michigan a suit by Frank Newsom against Stewart Johnson Kendall and unknown heirs is ordered. Kendall and heirs are nonresidents and jurisdiction is undetermined. Defendants must appear within three months and the order is to be published weekly in the Clare Sentinel for six consecutive weeks. Ray Bart is Circuit Judge and Carlos A Reading represents the plaintiff with an address in Clare Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Judicial Circuit
Clare
Harrison
Frank Newsom
Plantiff
Stewart Johnson Kendall
Carlos A. Reading
Clare Sentinel
Ray Bart
Reete
Tesay- Juaselal
Qoan
Clare i Chancery
Uarrieon
Pile Gere
Moh
Magy Wei Taspin
Cao
Maat “Aneaeies
Leone Mary Glen Iss
Reading
Bay Hart
Kenit
Order For Publication in Crawford Minors Estate
Probate Court in Harrison Crere County Michigan orders hearing for license to sell real estate of William T. and Donald E. Crawford minors. Guardian Geo Harring to present petition on July 26 1921 at ten o clock. Public notice to run in Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Judge Thos S Dorsey signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Crere
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
William T
Donald E. Crawford
Geo. Harring
Clare Sentinel
Notice of Appearance in Clare Circuit Chancery Suit
In the 21st Circuit at Harrison Michigan a Chancery suit, Bernice Wright versus Lura Wright, requires the nonresident defendant Lura Wright of Texas to enter appearance within three months. Publication in the Clare Sentinel to run weekly for six consecutive weeks. Judge Ray Hart signed dated June 7, 1921. Attorney Jos. F. Bowler represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hart
Jes. F. Bowier
Plantiff
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Mortgagee Willard Maxwell offers to sell at public auction the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and the East Half of the Northwest Quarter in section 14, two miles east, Clare County Michigan. Property encumbers Marion L Hargrave and Hester A Hargrave mortgaged March 20 1936. amount due 4531.23 plus 25 attorney fee. sale set for August 6, 197? at 11:00 am at the courthouse front door Harris or Harricon Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrion L. Hargrave
Hester A. Hargrave
Cecil
Ohio
Willard B. Maxwell
Great Two
Clare Co. Mich
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Michigan
Harricon
B. Maxwell
Cannes
Clare Sentinel Notice of Appointed Appearance
In Clare Michigan on June 2 19 the matter before the circuit court of Clare County requires Leone Mary Glen to appear. her whereabouts are unknown. On motion attorney Carlos A Reading orders publication in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks.
Suit in Clare County Chancery Court Names Several Defendants
Twenty First Judicial Circuit in Chancery Owens Harrison Michigan on June th 1921 Norman Tolsen sues Jesse Hoyt William L Webber Henry C Potter Edwin G Carrier and their unknown heirs devises legatees and assigns for nonresidents. Clerk orders appearance within three months and publication in Clare Sentinel within twenty days under Circuit Judge Garle A Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Norman Tolsen
Jesse Hoyt
William L. Webber
Henry C. Potter
Edwin G. Carrier
Carlos A. Reading
Clare Sentine
Three Appointed to New Commission of Labor and Industry
Lansing figures William C. Brown, Ray Derham, and Samuel G. Beattie, all former deputies of the state industrial accident board, are named commissioners of the new Commission of Labor and Industry. They will oversee industrial compensation work with salaries set at 3500 dollars. F. S. Johnson of Wyandotte is secretary, and Perry G. Ward, ex-deputy labor commissioner, becomes special deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
William C. Brown
Ray Derham
Dewitt
Samuel G. Beattie
Detroit
State Industrial Accident Board
Commission of Labor and Industry
Department of Labor and Industry
F. S. Johnson
Wyandotte
Perry G. Ward
New York Central Reports 1920 Income Declines
The New York Central Railroad says gross income for 1920 was 65,109,729 down 6,198,766. Net corporate income fell to 13,734,688 a drop of 6,182,563. Surplus stood at 1,250,256 shrinking by 6,182,807 with current assets about 158,500,000 including cash and deposits near 43,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Fragments Describe Toerkogs Com Iy Bane Cones
Readable phrases hint at a local event or notice about the Toerkogs company and a couple of cone items. The text is fragmentary with no clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics or a definite outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiese
Toerkogs
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Phelps
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Andrew Berkompas
Calvert
Andrew: Berkompas
Walter Wyman
Winterfeld
John Aslizne
Farwell Lamber Co
Lamber
J. A. Clute Pruck
Lamphere Bros
Faller
Meme Rail
F.A
Jas. M. Wellman
James M. Wellman
Oliver Gosinoe
Mattock
Joss Smithy
Holmes Kennedy
Oi Co
Standard Oli Co
Oi! Co
Harrie & Hirt
Beate Highway Dept
Hagbee Bron
Jees Smitley
Paoning
Harricon Elev. Co
Sam Brace Camp’s
Meinte
Hutehraces
Leonard G. Woods
Kedzie
M. A.C
Farm Bureau
Plaintiff
Clare, Michigan
Mich
Thos. S. Dorsey
State of Michigan
21St Judicis
Harrison Michigan
Bernice Wright
Plantit
S. Lura Wright
Lara Wright
Texas
Jos
F. Bowler
Carlos A
Pilainmtif
Garle A. Reading
State Industrial Board
Cadillag SS
Mighigan
N'E.w.s.o.m
Trys
San
Michigan State
Sainan
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