Windover Social and Civic Notes Quiet Weekend
Mrs Barlow left Isat Thursday for Elgin Indiana to visit daughter Mrs Harriet Fritz. Local residents Tom Nichole Guy Beard and Tony Achard were at Clare last Saturday. Cleo Berry and Clare White visited from Rosebush for weekend at the Berry home. Onecar Delling spent Sunday at Elmer Beards East Lincoln. Thomas Barrow Jr went to Flint to work at Buick. Windover U S elected officers last Sunday. Rev Hall Supt Mrs Edith Barns Asst Supt Mrs Gerry treas Frankie Berry sec Basil Baker organist Charlie Berry librarian George Halstead from Flint and John Halstead and family of Lake visited Tom Barlow's Saturday. Weal Smith called to North Star Monday for an uncle's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Edith Barns
Gerry
Frankie Berry
Basil Baker
Charlie Berry
George Halstead
Flint
John Halstead
Lake
Tom Barlow
S. Weal- Smith
North Star
Brand James Thompson Visits Sunday With Acre Family
James Thompson visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Acre. Cold weather and Sunday ice raise hopes that the fruit is not all killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
F. Acre
Comer Family Visits and Get Well Wishes
Kenneth and Thurlow Comer spend a few days with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Loyd Comer. Lethe Leitner is not well but expected to recover soon. Mr. and Mrs Kelly Turner and Mr. and Mrs Vern Hainen attend lodge at Gleaner Hall Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Thurlow Comer
Loyd Comer
Lethe Leitner
Kelly Turner
Vern Hainen
Lodge
Gleaner Hall
Ira Miller
Campaign for Better Livestock Enrolls Nearly 400 000 Head
In the quarter ending December 31, 1920, 93 000 head of livestock and poultry were enrolled by 286 owners in the Better Sives Better Stock campaign. Of 87 703 females, 61 504 were purebred. purebred sires linked to higher purity across stock. Virginia leads enrollments with 1 075, Pulaski county tops counties with 446 enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Saline County
Neb
Stafford County
Tippecanoe County
Ind
Pulaski County
Fauquier County
Platte County
Craig County
Craige County
Virginia
Proper Exercise for Sires on the Farm
Animals used for sires on the farm should be given opportunity to exercise. Winter conditions can cause injuries from lack of exercise and insufficient movement.
FEED SHEEP ROUGHAGE AND CONCENTRATES FOR LATTING HOGS
Sheep are fond of silage fodder hay and pasture grass and need concentrates to thrive. Hogs fatten best with tankage combined with corn rather than oats for a cheaper satisfying diet.
Main Pig Performs Growth in Early Life Stages
A pig's early months focus on bone and muscle growth. The animal is guided to develop strength to handle larger loads as it matures.
Tuning Service Ad From Clare Composer
Spring has come and many pianos in Clare and nearby need tuning. Telephone your order to avoid inconvenience to you and the tuner. I advocate home industry and buy locally. Price for tuning four dollars. All orders receive prompt and careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Professor E S Peterson Music Teacher
Professor E S Peterson is listed as a music teacher and piano tuner with a contact phone number. The note suggests services in music instruction and instrument maintenance, offering piano tuning and related lessons.
Pleasant Valley BirthdayReturn For Grris Penrose
Penrose enjoys a birthday gathering Sunday with 19 relatives including his children grandchildren Mrs F Spink and Leon Warriver. Spink departs for home near Gwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grris Penrose
Local Social Notes and Community Visitors Reported
John Reed and family visited David Bailey and Tranity Tuesday evening. Alfred Ehie plans a cottage at Houghton Lake with George Wageman helping. Grandma Wageman ill. her son George was called from Houghton Lake. W.S. Silver and W.S. Price at Gladwin Thurnsey. Pennsylvania and Allen schools closed Friday. teachers Lia Sprague and Frances Beemer. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Silver welcomed a baby girl Rosa May born May 14. Deibert Bailey of Beaverton visiting brothers Vashun and David Mise Erwaey of Midland at Frank Brooks home Estella Kantner helping Mrs. E. L. Silver. Lewis Pomeroy of Artour in community. mentions brother Al missing for a month. Floyd Hoadley visited Montmorency, Os. last Sunday. Lawrence Mayhew and family left for Flint on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
David Bailey
Tranity
Alfred Ehie
Houghton Lake
George Wageman
Grandma Wageman
Alfred Ebie
George
W.S. Silver
W. S. Price
Gladwin Thurnsey
Pennsylvania
Allen
Lia Sprague
Frances Beemer
E. L. Silver
Rosa May
Deibert Bailey
Beaverton
Bis Brothers
Vashun
David Mise Erwaey
Midland
Frank’ Brooks
Estella Kantner
Lewis Pomeroy
Artour
Floyd Hoadley
Montmorency Os
Lawrence Mayhew
Billie Richardson
Flint
Stock in League Nations at $10 a Share
DoJ agents hunt men who sold Chicago investors League Nations stock at $10 a share. The sellers collected 25 percent upfront and touted dividends and global value of the League to humanity, labeling it the greatest organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
League Nations
Department of Justice
League of Nations
League To Humanity
Lansing Auto Title Blanks Ready For Dealers
Secretary of State Charles Deland announced that registration blanks for recording automobile sales or transfers will be distributed to Michigan dealers this week. A new law requires certificates of title to be issued and recorded, with a one dollar fee per registration, and every car must be accounted for at the state department by July 1, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Charles Deland
Michigan
State Department
Cameron Dam Defender Freed in Wisconsin Pardon
John F. Dietz once known as Cameron defender in Cameron northern Wisconsin received a gubernatorial pardon from Governor Blaine. Dietz was convicted of killing Deputy Oscar Harp on October 8, 1910, sentenced to life, later reduced to 20 years, with the governor citing legal trial and exceptional circumstances for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John F. Dietz
Cameron
Wisconsin
Blaine
Dietz
Oscar Harp
Bisine
Michigan May Make Shoes In State Institutions
Michigan administration board weighs producing shoes for inmates, as soap and flavorings are now made in state institutions. If feasible, a plant would be set up at the Michigan Reformatory in Ionia with about ten skilled shoemakers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan State Administration Board
Michigan
Michigan Reformatory
Ionia
Janette Appointed Commissioner of Pardons
Governor Groesbeck announces Fred E. Janette a Detroit newspaper correspondent is named commissioner of pardons. The new office replaces the old advisory board and transfers pardon powers to the governor with routine duties to the commissioner. Janette is a veteran journalist who has managed several Upper Peninsula papers and founded a paper before moving to Detroit fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Groesbeck
Fred E. Janette
Detroit
Janette
Upper Peninsula
Final tribute to William H. Frankhauser in Hillsdale
Friends from across Michigan gather in Hillsdale for the final tribute to the late Congressman William H. Frankhauser of the third district. He died by his own action at the Battle Creek sanitarium after a period of failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Mich
William H. Frankhauser
Third District
Frankhauser
Battle Creek
Lumber boom loss hits Andrew Bjorkman in Michigan
Andrew Bjorkman, a noted upper peninsula lumberman, reports a $25,000 loss after bows broke on pulpwood and logs on Kelso Beosns near the Dichigamme River. Timber drifted toward the Menominee River with 1,300,000 feet of logs and 2,600 cords of pulpwood in the boom valued at about $65,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Andrew Bjorkman
Upper Peninsula
Kelso
Ddichigamme
Menominee
Weekend Visits and Local Notes from Maple Grove
Maple Grove community notes list visits by John Rulapaugh and others to families of Schofield, Halstead, Davison, and Barrow. Fishermen report modest catch yet strong buckwerry prospects as frost passes. The Aid Society schedules a June 3 meeting with Mrs. John Tiedeman. A rising harvest theme appears with Buckeye crops and a humorous line about retirement.
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Whitlock’s
Whitlock
Clare Produce Co
Akron
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Mich
St. Johns
C. W. Campbell
HL T. Stears
Mer
MT. Pleasant
Tle
Prof
E. S. Peterson
Pleasant Valley
Hamilton
FORD
Battery Ee
Mery
Wess
F. Newsom
Cameron Dam
Pardon Board
Lrong
J. A. Allen & CO
Maple Grove
John Rulapaugh
Eagie
Emer Schofietd
Thomas Klarien
J. Halstead
Francia Schaar
Js Frack Brain
Firwe
J. Davison
Graham
Geo. Davison
Farwell
Mr. Griffin
Delwis
Jobn Schaar
Bert McGuire
Bertie Graham
Aid Society
John Tiedeman
the Eagle
J. Tiedeman
John
Cena Davison
Oer Boaband
Bosenush
Sieaul' McAninch
Rutriswi Te Tor
Seitond
Kfriay
Ruth McGoogan
Bertha Timpe
Ena Dell
Herschel Schaar
Lilian Haletead
Mrs. Tweedy
Pat
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
East 5Th Street
Rockers
W. H. Elden
Thos. Groves
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