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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
3
The Helping Hand Society met last Thursday with Mrs A Pearl and reported a good time. Bettie Leichti is ill with LaGrippe. Mr and Mrs Warren Parcel welcomed a young son. Windsor visitors Mrs Little and son Leonard stayed with relatives. The 8 58 Rally program starts Sunday at 2 00 PM standard time with supper and evening program.
A party of hunters led by J. Elliot F. Coe C. Pennell and another man set out Sunday morning heading toward the north woods. The town notes include local visits from R. W. LaGear and R. Bays of Saginaw at EB 5 and Mrs. Leo Jennings of Detroit visiting Wm Langin's home. Repairs and building work appear as J.ERander baaling lumber for a new home and J. DeGeer improving his barn with basement windows.
Detroit lawyer James A. Murtha died November 2 after months of illness at his mother’s home in Flatbush New York Born September 3 1870 in Flatbush he was educated in Brooklyn Lachmere academy and Columbia University and practiced law since 1891 He served in the Michigan Senate elected in 1911 1913 1915 and 1916 and was a longtime member of the Democratic state central committee
Lansing officials report that the supreme court decision obliges Auditor General O B Buller state treasurer and secretary of state to accept a 1921 legislative raise of 2500 dollars annually, raising total compensation to 5000 dollars as members of the state administrative board.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller and family spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Lewis Lantzen heiser at Bakeley farm. Mrs K A Turner fell last week bruising herself confined to bed. Giles Leeth visited from Saginaw with parents Mr and Mrs K A Turner. Roy Cameron family visited parents Sunday. Brand youths attended social at Eagle on Friday. Mrs Leo Spranger visiting Saginaw. Mrs F Acre and Frank spent Sunday with Mrs Acre's mother Mrs C Abbott.
Mrs Chas Webber visits relatives east of Clare this week. A surprise party at Nelson Tiedeman os Tuesday with games and lunch. John Madison and wife and Elmer visited Will Rascell at Hinkleville Sunday. Weavers farewell party attended by many with games and late refreshments. John Glen builds a new house on his farm. A. E Burneide hosts a surprise party Saturday with games and lunch. Mrs Roy Powers returns to social activity after illness.
Wanford McNider of Iowa was unanimously chosen national commander of the American Legion at its Kansas City convention on November 2. Michigan delegates backed him as all other candidates withdrew. He accepted, received an Arkansas diamond, and then presented retiring Commander Emery with a gold post commander’s badge.
State Auditor Fred Griswold of the auditor general's department reports the Marquette industries deficit totaling 192 226 over three or four years since the prison industries began. The overall factory shows a loss of 301 071 with the saw mill at 51 158 a glove factory profit of 25 098 and a box factory profit of 134 504.
A Muskegon jury sustained the last will of Col. James M Bradley. His daughter claimed the real will was destroyed by him days before death. The will awards the daughter life income from the estate and then transfers it to Edward Bradley.
Miss Mauriel Weaver hosted a pleasant Hallowe'en party with fortunes and refreshments. Barton Weavers and family moved into Mrs. Mary Gay's house. Bert Allen and Ray Allien move into Aeron Allen's houses. Ernest Found went to Midland for work. Visiting Midland were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pollard and three others of A. F. Williams. A crowd gathered at Barton Weaver's cafe on a fine day. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lalone and two children of Pontiac visited A. F. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walters left for Indiana on their wedding trip with the Walters parents. The child may have avoided lies by auto. Avery Harber and family from Farwell visited in our city.
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