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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1921

Page

2

Georgia Senator Watson charges soldiers hanged abroad

Washington reports Senator Watson of Georgia pressing new data to support his claim that American soldiers were hanged overseas without court-martial. He attacks Secretary Weeks and General Pershing for denying the allegations and cites letters from army nurses alleging misconduct by officers and personal indignities. Additional telegrams and letters corroborate his charges.

Washington Watson Georgia Senate Weeks General Pershing Nashville Tenn Richmond

Phone merger plan eyed for Saginaw Valley towns

Lansing reports a practical agreement to sell Valley Home Telephone properties in Saginaw Valley to Michigan State Telephone. The price matches the utilities commission valuation at 1,250,060 dollars. The two systems will consolidate to end service duplication in Saginaw Bay City and nearby towns with rates set by the commission after sale.

Lansing Valley Home Telephone Company Saginaw Valley Michigan State Telephone Company Public Utilities Commission Saginaw Bay City

AERG organized at Omaha aero congress in November

A national aviation group was formed in Omaha on November 5 by delegates at a three day aero congress. Sidney Walden of Detroit was named president. A board of governors will choose the next meeting site. Vice presidents include Colonel R. S. Hartz of Los Angeles and Eddie Rickenbacker of Columbus. Rex Uden of Cleveland was elected recording secretary.

Omaha Neb United States Sidney Walden Aero Club of Detroit R. S. Hartz Los Angeles Eddie Rickenbacker Columbus Ohio Rex Uden Cleveland

U S Gold Holdings Reach New High At $3 500 000 660

United States gold reserves rose to a record near 3.5 billion dollars, about 35 to 40 percent of world supplies, with monthly inflows averaging 75 million dollars this year. Breweries May Now Produce Beer Under New Prohibition rulings.

New York United States Washington Haynes Internal Revenue Blair Treasury Planta

Local Notes from Lake Area Residents

Mr and Mrs O Somerville return from Gaylord and will winter with E P Darling. John Watkins plans to move his family into the Close house. Mrs Chas Oman made a business trip to Saginaw. Raymond Scott bought the Myrl Scott farm south of Lake and will live there. Corneille Powillsen of Gaines visited Clifford Cook. Mr and Mrs Swartz with cousin Earl Shippy drove from Grand Rapids for hunting. Mrs Swartz stayed two weeks visiting relatives. The Grange held a birthday dinner November 5 for Mrs Clark Brooks and Scott. The eating championship was shared by Thomas Brooks and Mrs Sam Crawford.

O. Somerville Gaylord E. P. Darling John Watkins Chas. Oman Saginaw Raymond Scott Myrl Scott Lake Corneille Powillsen Gaines Clifford Cook Home John Swartz Earl Shippy Grand Rapide

Local Social Notes and Messages from Diamond Dale to Shepherd

Loomis Wm Webb of Diamond Dale attends with his aunt for a few days. Mrs C Zeller and L Grace and family move to Shepherd. W E King spent Sunday at his Alma area home. James Van Valtenburg is seriously ill. Mrs Varney returns to Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Carl Bergey of Pilot visit friends here. A party at Philip Worden's home Tuesday night features games music and a bountiful supper. Philip Worden receives a sister visitor from Sagaw.

Wm. .Webb Dale C. Zeller L. Grace Shepherd W. E. King Alma James van Valtenburg Varney Mt. Pleasant Carl Bergey Pilot Philip Worden Sagicaw

Phelps Our Price Party and Local Social Notes

A Phelps area page reports a Halloween night party hosted by Mr and Mrs Stirling with 30 attendees and ample food. It lists visits, travels, and social events including a school meeting, a trip to Harrison, and a planned Shadow social at the Phelps School on Friday November 18.

Mrs. Stirling Hallowe Ed Reeves Ted Kiloun Clare Morey Mill Ted Kilborn Tom Harry Brace Royal Oak Mire Chas. Barber Coleman David Stirling Oliver Campbell Barbara Geckatborn Stirling Gaylord Royal Quak Harrison Jack Ved Ford Phelps

Community Notices and Weekend Socials in Maple Grove

Weekend happenings include Melvin Root visiting his sister Mrs Alice Daviser. Mrs C Schaar traveling to Vassar to care for an ailing mother. Anna Schofield caring for two girls. school repairs at the local schoolhouse. dinners with Elmer Schofield Steele Allman and families. visits by Bertie Graham and Cleland. Clarence Davison family at W Campbell’s. L Findhany's wife with Mrs Haddix near Gladwin. Lila Haddix returning home from relatives. Cecil Davison and mother with Clarence Davison. Alma Tiedimat returning from work south of Clare. Mrs Charlie Sanborn improving slowly. Bertie Graham and family at the farm. J W Moore and family with J Tieden man.

Melvin Root Alice Daviser C. Schaar Vassar Anna Schofield Andy Thorn Elmer Schofield Steele Allman Capend J. Halsted’s Bertie Graham Cleland J. Tiediman Cecil Davison Clarence Davison Alma Tiedimat Clare Charlie Sanborn Bertie Graham End J. Davideacns J. W. Moore Eaer Billy J. Tiedeman

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