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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
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Reports from Pueblo describe a catastrophic flood after the Arkansas River burst its banks. Troops guard the city as vast destruction unfolds with cars wrecked, fires starting, and dozens believed dead or missing amid mud, debris, and rising chaos.
Laura Bromwell 23, holder of the women’s loop the loop record and a noted aviation pioneer from Cincinnati, was killed Sunday afternoon when her plane crashed at Mitchel Field after completing one loop at about 1000 feet.
Orrie Thorrigeon aged 32 died and three others were injured when Thompson lost control and rolled over near Muskegon Michigan. Mr and Mrs Loren Adams were hospitalized with possible fatal injuries. James Master sustained minor injuries. The four month old baby of Mr and Mrs Abrams was found unhurt in the wreckage.
In Buenos Aires the labor situation worsens as several unions including shoemakers and flour mill operatives join the chauffeur strike. The total number of strikers rises to over 600 amid calls for a general stoppage.
Mrs Gay Murray and children visited Lansing last week with her sister Mrs Barry Eanbart of Barryton. Lillian Dove, recently in Lansing, returned home last Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Rawson of Farwell hosted a weekend gathering with James Rawson returning home Monday.
Dawson’s house near completion as about 25 teams and trucks haul gravel from the Dawson pit to south Coleman road. Marlin test a valuable driving torso killed by lightning. worth noting. Herrick plans a home talent play at the Herrick church. Robert Lackey builds a new house on the former Patrick Murphy farm. J Severson sells a fine pair of horses for 425 dollars.
Hilda Wright returns home from Clare after visiting E Stevens couple. Brash College defeats Hamilton in a Nester venue. Wright and Myers families visit Collins ranch. Gleaner hall dance raises twenty one dollars for lunch plus seven from dance. another dance planned in two weeks. Donna Mitchener Gladys Myers visit Hilda Wright. Vivian Sowle Ciara Campbell stay with Gladys Myers to rehearse for eighth grade exercises on June 5.
West Grant notes a birthday party for Helen Sutton’s fourth birthday with a dozen children and lawn refreshments. Readers report church activities with Harry Cleveland in Farwell, Mr and Mrs Gev Chappel hosting dinner, and a cottage prayer meeting at Amos Squires drawing 37 attendees. Farmers discuss corn planting progress and visits from Detroit and Pontiac residents.
Mrs A Kube returns from a visit to her parents and several families from Farwell Lake George and Evart are noted in Sunday gatherings. Jim Ferguson conducted business in Saginaw while a crew began a new barn on Hill and Carmon ranch. Additional visits include Mr and Mrs Williams to Clare and Mr Eube with son Arthur from Lake George.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker of Rosebush visited Bert Bowers and family on Sunday. Earl Border was injured last Tuesday when an auto fell from an approach striking him and fracturing his collar bone. Mrs Wilson of Cleveland Ohio is visiting her daughter Mrs Richard Bogan. Mr and Mrs Deve Wiggina of Gilmore visited Allen Border and family.
Maurer and family from Farwell visited Roy Alisa's Sunday. Merril Chapman returned with a fine car. Decoration Day events discussed in Clare. Mrs. Graham and Lola Visited Mrs. John Madison. John Madison and family visited Will Rusesil in Hintleville. Wedding: Lola Holmes and Egbert Fordyce on June lat. Best wishes sent. Mr Nichols hurt rib last Thursday. Edythe Seymour visited Gilmore Sunday. Earl and Mrs. Leonard of Midland welcomed a baby girl. Mrs. Leonard formerly Martha McNeil. Mrs. Fields visited her granddaughter. LaVern Perry and wife welcomed a baby girl.
The notice notes a Children’s Day celebration scheduled for Sunday evening in June. It mentions Mrs James Hobiett and scone along with Aiton and Rose from near Clare visiting cousins Mr and Mrs Chas Bodkize and extending Sunday school there. It also lists Mrs Baste Fick of Clare spending Sunday with her brother A D.
Relatives in Saginaw visit as Mr and Mrs Allen Gerow of Leake George spend last Saturday at Will Gerow s. The Missen Destie and Mamie Burgess of Ohio visit Wesley Teste and Wa H Brackart. Florence Zimmerman of Grand Rapids visits parental home for three weeks. Webbie Shafer spends Sunday at home in West Grant. John Hampton of Lake George calls on J Bodkina. Ladies Aid meets Thursday January 15 with Mrs Wesley Teale for a pot luck dinner. all invited.
Miss Lilian Haletead of Farwell spent Wednesday with her parents BE White and Mr Coore and wife who visited relatives this past week. Mrs Tweedy left Friday for a two week stay in Thompsonville. The shower for Mica Inez Finch Tuesday drew many presents and advice. Bertie Graham and family of Farwell were seen on our street Sunday. L Finch and wife were callers Saturday. Mrs J Tiedeman is laid up with a sprained ankle from a fall. J Halsted and family visited their daughter, Mrs Ailmap on the Camp farm Sunday. J W Moore and family spent Saturday night with Thiede man and Mrs 2 Root. Haercia and Bernice Spragus of near Harrison visited their uncle L Finch Sunday evening. Eimer Schofield left Friday for Blenchsord to erect a gravel screen. Nova Winchell of Farwell spent the weekend with the Schofields. Clyde Battersa and family of Gilmore are visiting sister Mrs Ray Utley. Brotherhood Among Men discusses life meaning and the highest good in society.
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