Better Than No Acting
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
3
Fish and Lobster Exchange Quip Narrows Police Theme
A humorous exchange likens a fish asking how it feels to be a cop with a lobster replying I can pinch every body. The gag uses animal stereotypes to tease law enforcement and fishing culture.
Ejectment Fictions in English Law Abolished 1852
The text explains that John Doe and Richard Roe were fictitious parties used in the ejectment procedure in England until its abolition in 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Richard Roe
England
Travel as an Educator Among the Other Proofs
Travel as an educator proves valuable as the Ohio State Journal notes a hotel offering 150 rooms with baths for as low as $2.50, illustrating economical lodging during journeys for learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qohio State Journal
McKeever’s Special Saturday Sale Items
McKeevers offers fancy bacon by the pound and bacon squares by the pound plus home baked goods and many other items not listed.
Local visits mix Michigan and Ohio residents
Mr and Mira. R O Wells and grandson of Royal Oak visit with M W Finch Mr and Mrs Chickser and Mr No Finch spend Sunday evening at Ewart. Mr and Mrs Frank McBride and son and Mrs Hellen May return to Kinsman Ohio Monday. Mrs Minnie Robinson Mrs Mary Walls and Mrs Lida Finch called on Mrs Mottie Burke Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
R.O. Wells
Royal Oak
Shirm Robinson
Detroit
M.W. Finch
Chickser
No. Finch
Ewart
Frank McBride
Hellen
Kinsman
Ohio
Minnie Robinson
Mary Walls
Lida Finch
Mottie Burke
Local Roundup of Visits and Homecomings
West-Grant Robert Thompson returns home to Flint on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Zimmerman of Sheridan visit Wm Randall's home Sunday. Milo Robinett Jr of the Brand returns after a few days with grandfather Robinett. Miss Hlya Armour returns from Port Huron to school, with companions Harvey Shumater and a lady friend. Mrs Bessie Boughton appointed to teach next term. Albert Lewis returns to Indiana after two months with his sister. Mary and Geo Russell travel to Freeland for a wedding. Wm Cleveland resumes work at Parnell after haymaking at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thompson
Flint
Paul Zimmerman
Sheridan
Houe
Wm. Randall
Milo Robinett
Brand
Robinett
Hlya Armour
Port Huron
Harvey Shumater
Bessie Boughton
Albert Lewis
Indiana
Mary
Geo. Russell
Freeland
Wm. Cleveland
Parnell
Preaching Services in Colonville and family visits noted
Sunday evening preaching announced in Colonville. Visitors include Mr and Mrs M D Clute from Gladwin county and a cousin from Cincinnati. Adolph Heirholtzer stayed with Walter in Pontiac. Wm Hampton family from Mt Pleasant visited Mrs Bodkins. John Frankenberger of Sterling, Nebraska spent weekend with Frank Walters. Plans for a picnic after busy season announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Clute
Gladwin County
Henry Heirholzer
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Midland
Adolph Heirholtzer
Walter
Pontiac
Wm. Hampton
Pleasant
J. Bodkins
Fred Phillips
Clare
C. Phillips
Phillips
Arthur
John Frankenberger
Sterling
Nebraska
Frank Walters
Harold Clute
George Thompson
Grandpa Thompson
The
Eagle
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Reported
Dover notes show strong Sunday School attendance and a succession of visits. The Golds led the day’s contest while local families and visitors from Pontiac Marion and Detroit gathered at Ginn residence and other homes. Ed Courtney plans a free for all dance, and farmers proceed with haying amid growing weather.
Elm Grove Last Week's News Snapshots
Local notes recount Mrs. E F Giers and son visiting her mother and returning with husband from Mt Pleasant. Miss Wilma Bennett visits her cousin Mrs. E B Giers. Mrs. Doluah Bennett and her little daughter stay a few days. Mrs. Walter Hess plans to visit this week. Willie Harvey returns from Grand Rapids to help his father with hay. School meeting drew few votes raising questions about process. Grandma Hildebrand and sons Robert and Albert with Mr ard and Mrs Otto Fr and daughter Betty attend Sunday gathering. Winston Raymond spent Sunday with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilie Harvey
Grand Rapids
E Fen
Grandma Hildebrand
Robert
Albert
Ard
Otto
Betty
J. Raymond
Winston Raymond
Swiday
Arthur Family Enjoys Pleasant Sunday Weather
Carson Harvey visits with his sister Avanelle and family of Arthur as they note a lovely day and everyone is improving the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanelle
Arthur
Carson Harvey
Wm. Shieber
Greenwood notices and visits fill town social calendar
Mrs. Hosler and son visited A Hanners while Mrs. John Bringold and Mrs. J Sabin called on Mrs. Mills. Neighbors visited Oliver Sabin and Clarence. Many Greenwood residents attended Mrs. Walker’s funeral at Greenwood cemetery. Grange picnic plans mature for August at Martin Eberhart’s grove near Dew Drop Inn. Local birthdays, illness notes, and church services conclude a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosler and Son
A. Hanners
John Bringold
J. Sabin
Mills
George Sabin
Robert Carson
Carl Underwood
John Sabin
Oliver
Advance
Riverside
Mt. Vernon
Martin Eberhart
Topacco River
Dew Drop Inn
U. S
Dora Storkman
Isabella County Grangers
Mt Vernor Grange Meeting and Community Notes
Mt Vernor Grange held a fine meeting Monday night after a two week vacation due to July 4th and a school event. Several visitors from Advance Grange attended and watermelons were served. Also noted are visits and relocations of local residents including Arlene Reardon Patarica Compau from Saginaw visiting grandparents Ed Noxthon and family, Gertrude Dennis in Flint for employment, Harold Forsburg visiting Mint, Louie Thayer visiting, Dorothy Brewer heading to Charlevoix for the summer, and Everette Irwin and family welcoming a baby daughter at their home with Rolland Tidyer en route to Flint for extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Arlene
Reardon
Patarica Compeau
Saginaw
Ed. Noxthon
Gertrude Dennis
Flint
Harold Forsburg
Mint
Louie Thayer
Dorothy Brewer
Charlevoix
Everette Irwin
Arthur Wilson
Rolland
Brown Corners Social Notes From Pontiac and Beyond
Glenn Hartman and family of Pontiac visited over Sunday with his parents. The Brand area hosted Mrs. Chas Kleinhardt Monday afternoon. Jilius Hunt of Clare visited her mother and brother John. Church officials met Monday evening to finish business for the conference year. Conference converts expected in a month. Walter Gephart and family of Lansing came for a few days to visit Mrs Gephart’s parents and brothers, the Millers. Most spent Saturday night at Long Lake, except Mr. Miller. Alice Miller and Mrs. Mary Jane Wood joined. They enjoyed a good time and fish for breakfast. Lester Wallace slowly recovers from illness. We were shocked by the sudden death of Mrs. John Abbott and extend sympathy to her family. Wayne Langworthy of Flint spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. George Langworthy. Ira Lower of Helmer Ind visited last week with his brother Jim Lower and sister Mrs Elmer Miller. Apology given for Brown Corners letter absence the past two weeks. Lestey Wallace was quite sick the past week. Lucille Coulter of Barwell visits her uncle Clair Coulter. Glende Hartman and family of Houghton Mich came Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Borsham
Pontiac
Arthur Ginn
WM. Tudy
Marion
Ind
E. Gosset
Detroit
C. L. Bonham
Ed Courtney
Yeo
Iva England
Flint
Elnora Weaver
Patenntal
Arm Allen
Russel
Wilbon
Kabe
Harry Dawson
Wm. Henderson
Glenn ‘Hartman
Glenn Gordon
Chas. ‘Kleinhardt
Jilius Hunt
Clare
John
Walter Gephart
Lansing
Lester Wallace
John Abbott
Wayne Langworthy
George Langworthy
Ira Lower
Helmer
Jim Lower
Elmer Miller
Brown Corners
Lestey Wallace
Lucille Coulter
Barwell
Clair Coulter
Glande Hartman
Houghton
Mich
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McEwan and
6Th Streets
Alma
Bebe Daniels
Senorita
Viola Dana In
Nannette
Shelly, Holmgren&o
Ulis & Clark
Manikin Cabaret
Esther Ralston
West Freeman
West
Grant
Colonville
Dover News
Elm Grove
Southwest
Greenwood
Frank Haynak
May Haynak
Zoll Nedvid
Joe Haynak
el. Stuermer
Oran Ritter
Martz
Manley Nixon
Bannigter
D. W. Denno
Tony Freed
Jack Jerred
Louis Lautzenheiser
Kenneth
Fair Grounds
Harrison
Rev. Stucky
Mission Band
Mt. Vernor. Grange
Fincks
Finck’s
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