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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
3
A local citizen endorses Mrs. Edgar Peterson as a city treasurer candidate. The letter notes her long residence, fidelity, and earlier roles including pupil of the author, high school valedictorian in 1912, and early work in the Post Office before his own appointment as Postmaster.
Correspondence reports Mrs. A. H. Burnside visiting Clare last week and Mr. and Mrs. J B Frizzell of Jackson visiting Roy Allen over Sunday. They plan moving to Farwell soon. Mrs. Roy Allen learned Friday that her uncle Basil Frizzell passed away after an appendicitis operation and will be brought to Farwell for burial Monday.
N E Greenwood reports John Burnett and family back from Flint after spending winter there. Mary McQuestion suffers from flu. Grace Hoover visits Mrs Jerome Canar. Theodora Qaner reports a robin during last week's blizzards. Zeno Budd hauls wood to Harrison for John Payne. Leam Hoover and family with Guy Cramton Zeno Budd and sisters Mirla Wilma visit Edith Marrietta. Mrs John Cook returns from Clare to care for her ill mother. Lew Wright ill with pneumonia.
Mrs Aloia Gibis visits her brother in Caraon City while Mrs Oscar Rulapaugh and daughter call on Mrs Joe Wilson. A girl named Evalyn Fae born March 21 to Herb Schroeder and wife. Farewell party for Mrs Anna Alger in Clare. Mrs Kurtz of Clare visits daughter Mrs G J Nass. A son Maurice Leo born March 25 to Dennis Fitzpatrick. mother and baby doing fine.
Harley Carrick plans to relocate his family to Coleman this week. Mrs Wade Oradit and her son Neeland recover from flu after a sickness list. Clarence Gleason spent the weekend at Harrison. Community turnout at the John Hartman sale. Mrs Earl Cradit and Nina recover from flu. The Sersaws visit Spencer's and Lorenzo returns to Hamilton after a visit. Ruth Ott and Ruth Carrick are among those noted for illness. Emmet Carrick assists Ley with moving, Wm Kanan haying from Cooper farm.
Call Hanley, Bros., at 244 to buy onions as they look to restock markets.
Mrs Jennie Manz and Ruth spent the weekend with her sister Mrs 8S McGoogan Walter Moore of Saginaw visited his brother John and family and plans to return Monday with his father Marie House of Farwell visited the Misses Schofield J Halatead's learned of Leo Kibby s death at Lansing his wife buried here at Lake three weeks ago Our Ladies Aid met with Mrs Desare Utley twenty five dined sewed quilt blocks and enjoyed pie Next meeting with Mrs Ada Halatead on Thursday April 5 Bring your basket. A surprise farewell party hosted for Dewey Dell and Mrs Garcow who plan to move to Degeer and Garchow farms in Gilmore others leave soon.
Elizabeth New Jersey mourns Aunt Jane Try on believed to be the nation’s oldest news girl. For decades she was a pictorial figure in Elizabeth. In New York Fritz Schneider seeks a license to sell German marks and is told to apply at the license bureau for a junior license.
Washington reports the Philadelphia post office placed a massive order with the post office department. The order covers 130 million stamps across 21 denominations totaling 3.89 million dollars.
Indianapolis reports the death of George B E Kessler a renowned landscape architect from St Louis aged 61 after a brief illness. He drew up the building plans for the 1904 St Louis exposition. Ottawa Senate passes a bill legalizing marriage of women to their deceased husband s brother or that brother s son amid Canada’s 40 year old sister marriage precedent.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the receivers of the Chicago Peoria and St Louis railroad to abandon the Pekin to East St Louis stretch and branches from Havana to Grafton Illinois totaling 234 miles.
Saigon and Cochin China reporting vessel states a volcano eruption in early March created four new circular islands. The islands measured about 400 metres in diameter and 35 metres high, located at latitude 10 north and longitude 108.59 east.
A man alleged to be a Russian artist was arrested in Halensee Berlin while engraving a plate for American hundred dollar notes. He is believed to be the forger of Bank of England notes circulating in Europe.
Alliance Nebraska notes a 1673 Bible printed in Switzerland and brought to the region in 1821 now presented to the Crawford County Historical Society. A governor issued 1821 commission to Jacob Cuykendall of Shelby as justice of the peace of Auburn township then Richland county, also presented to the society.
The largest bell in America and second largest in the world sits in Cincinnati within the St. Francis de Sales church beltray. It has rung only once, in early January 1896, when its loud toll frightened nearby windows and stirred strong reactions.
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