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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary real estate notice describes land with buildings and a dug basement near Mead building lot in Olare. Mentions sewer and water connections, location details, and terms. Indicates available for viewing and negotiation with daily showings.
Livingston county authorities exhumed the body of Mrs. Lawson amid questions of a possible accidental shooting by Harry C. Aspinin's brother-in-law Lawson of Detroit. Lawson pleaded not guilty to murder and bail was set at 10000 as investigators compare sworn statements with the autopsy findings from Auburn Cemetery.
Five people were killed and many injured when a west bound Detroit to Chicago limited crashed through the wooden first section at Warsaw siding near Lyman Center. Miss Vina Johnson of Ann Arbor died after efforts to save her life. Mr and Mrs Arthur C Pierce of Highland Park and two others were found dead in the wreckage. The second steel section occupants were badly shaken with several fatally hurt.
Representative W H Mason of Illinois died at his home after a sudden heart-related relapse. A former U S senator from 1897 to 1903, he was in his second term in the House. In 1917 he drew attention by proposing a repeal or amendment of the Conscription law to require consent before sending conscripts abroad.
Washington plans an extended western journey including Pacific territories Alaska and Honolulu starting next month. Secretaries Derby and Fall announce the itinerary with Admiral Coomis, chief of naval operations, to accompany the party. On return they will tour the Gulf coast. In Chicago a pending hanging is postponed as the sheriff’s office abandons plans for a third execution this month.
Fragmented notes report Pauline Keebler and Daisy Brookhart among locals in recent chatter. Orval McEthie writes from Detroit while Daisy, Ertta, Stella Brookhart visit Mr Hargrave. school term ends June 10 with a picnic dinner on the grounds.
H A Dawson has completed and moved into his new house. Visitors include Mise Memos and Mies D Barges from Paulding and Mre Q Le crupe from Grass Lake. Detroit visitor Mre Tena O'Brien stays with the Presleys. Joel Presley suffers a broken leg after a grave accident at the Dawson Pit. Mary Prealey visits Cadillac grandparents.
A Brush College Sunday school observed Brash College Children’s Day with a well rendered program drawing a large crowd. Ed Ratter and family from Sheridan visited Ernie Ankney, D. N. Davis lines up stone veneer work at home, and James Fitzpatrick from Cincinnati vacationed at his parental home. Chas Fitzpatrick and family from Dover visited Earl Sanders with Dan Dysinger and family at Coe Robinette’s. The Grangers met warmly with families for a good Wednesday night gathering, with the deputy State Master in attendance.
Sunday services held in Colonville on June 26. Frank Thompson and family visited relatives west of Clare. Duri Phillips and Rosebuah family aided Arthur Phillips’ fifteenth birthday celebration. Fred Phillips and Clare neighbors attended. Daley Davis family visited Harry Grize’s in Central Sheridan. Chas Strouse and wife traveled to Homer Likes’ to see his ailing father. Mire Clare and Dathy visited Ruby Alles in Grand Ledge. Ulrichs of East Sheridan spent Sunday with Bert Batters. Local attendance at Tonkin baptisms.
Eight Point Lake notes progress on several cottages with Farrar and Clark sites nearing completion. Twener cottage work planned, new addition to Wasey cottage includes a south side porch extension. Pratt family, visitors from Adrian, helps with Mrs. Clark’s home construction. Bentley family to start housekeeping at Miller home. Local fishing reports mention two nine-pound fish. Socials: Sunshiners meet with Carson couple. after a large dinner guests stroll in the grove with warm invitations.
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