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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
4
New York report details Kardos Burke brokerage collapse with liabilities estimated at 700000 to 1500000. John Burke, former United States treasurer and three time North Dakota governor, said he lost everything in the failure and was described as an innocent dupe by bankers associated with him.
Mee Eitan Bligten returned from Alms Thursday after visiting relatives. Herly Webb went to Clare on Saturday. Marie Cowles of Farwell mentioned with Gerente. Geo Cowles visited N Bilgren at Moores Crossing Sunday. A Lambertson gathered friends at Lake George on Thursday. Onarley Reeves of Phelps called on N Bilgren Saturday. Geo Cowles was a Clare caller Monday. Little news this week due to a major sleet storm and broken phone wires.
Mrs J Tiedeman and Mies Alma with Mrs Roy Utley and daughters attend a Farwell gathering Monday. A telephone meeting of stockholders from line 68 met at Roy Rootes to plan repairs after the dreadful ice storm. J B Timpe returned from Lansing last week as Dave McGoogan hauled two loads of telephone poles to Clare Saturday. Ray Utley learned of his uncle Guy Kempher of Detroit passing and being buried recently. Boot and family with F Lay attended church at H Bakers and Farwell social Sunday. Schoolhouse meetings were poorly attended due to ice. W Moore and family visited J Tiedeman Sunday afternoon.
A fragmentary social column notes Ada Rhoads visiting sister Mrs Lee Badgley and Mr Capperty among others. It mentions a Friday dance affected by bad roads and weather, and a prayer meeting held with Mr and Mrs John Acre. Mr and Mrs Hildebrand and children and Mr and Mrs Eugene Alien visited with Mr and Mrs Albert Allen. Mrs Bell Miller returned home after caring for her mother.
Edwie Wood and grandson Jack returned home after a three month visit in Port Huron. Owen Spink and family visited Bert Kinne. Ida Leitner attended a revival meeting at the Brown. Noah Mark visited Earl Moyers. Mrs. George Mitchener delivered Lima goods locally. Wascon farm reportedly changed hands again. Bert Kihner spent Friday with J. M. Roller family. Ella Richmond, recently working near Gladwin, is home for the week.
Noah Mark and family spent Sunday at Earl Myers. Alta Cooper of Clare High School visited her parental home. Mrs. Leslie Calhoun of Beaverton visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cooper. Frank Newman visited Beaverton sister Estelle Leitner Saturday and Sunday. John Rockey’s birthday surprise drew neighbors with baskets and a hearty dinner. Milo Gephart of Detroit visits at S Helier’s. Mrs. Jobs Rockey heads to Ohio to visit relatives. John Kuster loses a horse Sunday. Sunday School crowds grow. entertainment at the school house Friday night March 10 features humorous characters.
The Internal Revenue Commissioner grants a general time extension for corporate income tax filings to June 15 1922 with tentative returns due by March 15 April 16 and May 15 1922. Corporations must attach a quarter of the estimated tax with each tentative return.
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