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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
1
Readers confront a prolonged clash as Clare County figures accuse the Courier of smearing respected citizens. The piece details autopsy actions, brain evidence handling, and pushes against disinformation amid public outcry and calls for accountability.
Veterans in Clare to attend Monday evening November 27 at Legion rooms and Duncan hall. Parade down main street to the Legion rooms for a banquet with chow and drinks. Notable guests Joffre Clemenceau and Jusserand to be represented. Legion quartet to perform followed by officer elections. Free admission. pumpkin pies to be served. posters note country duties and parade discipline.
Members met with Mrs Trevegno on November 21 to cooperate with Mrs Dr Lamb Farwell in organizing a Christmas seal sale for Clare County. The program included roll call cities of Japan solo a brief history of Japan and talks on Japan industries by Mrs Walker and others.
A list of names for December petit jurors includes George Williams Arthur Two Edmund Woods Franklin J. W. Moore Freeman Douglas Spink Frost Archie Fahnestock Garfield Obas Krell Grant Chancy Woodin Greenwood Calvin E Kenneaster Hamilton Dell Green Ratton Viva Spobn Hayes Ed. McQuestion Lincoln Frank Wright Redding O Knapp Sheridan Guy Crampton Summerfield War Foell Surrey EK Burr Samer Winterfield Mrs Jencie McLaughlin Clare wards 1 2 3 Harrison wards 1 2 3 and Arthur Two members Jean Orvis William Miller John Joboson Roy Wilson Thos Holbrook Albert Curtis Jim Buckam
Deputy Commissioner Samuel G Beattie will conduct a hearing at City Hall Clare on Friday November 24th All interested parties are requested to meet at the venue
Last week Eli Ramey and D. McPhail completed a deal making Ramey the owner of the intocer lunch room and soft drink parlors and the building. He took possession Monday and began improvements to better serve his patrons.
A new firm organized locally plans to establish operations at the old O’ site to make garters. The venture aims to hire workers and begin production soon, signaling local business growth.
A reflective Thanksgiving tribute praising the breath and winds, fragrant flowers, belief, knowledge, nature, friends, memories, and a love for an America of both sorrow and mirth. It includes lines about gratitude to God and a white-haired mother, attributed to 1922.
Four escaped Ionia prison convicts robbed a Hudsonville resident on Friday afternoon November 10. They stole his coat shoes and a small amount of change after forcing him to surrender his car. The men fled toward Grand Rapids, abandoning the car later and remain at large with a reward offered.
Dr McPraii at 106 Bath Street offers a private sale of household items including an electric washer gas stove library table dresser bed mattress springs dining table serving table floor lamp rockers and other articles.
A fragmentary notice lists a herd event and a time dance plan with sparse details. The readable parts suggest a social gathering and schedule but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
The Grandon Farmers Club of Marion Michigan held an all day meeting at the Thayers residence on November 15 with 44 guests. A chicken and rabbit dinner followed the day’s events, and an annual hunt preceding the meal saw 20 rabbits and a partridge captured by members and guests.
Hazel Cooley of Cadillac and Fred Akey of Vernon City wed Friday night at 8 at the Horning home. Rev. J A Alen officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aiey of Mt Pleasant as witnesses. They plan to live in Vernon City.
A whistling social and Thanksgiving program will be held at the Andersonville school on Wednesday evening November 29. Ladies are asked to bring a box with scoop for two. Mijas Lacile Church, Teacher.
Mrs Wells of Lansing notes planning for the Michigan Tuberculosis Association drive. County Chairman Mrs G E Lamb of Farwell and district chairs for Grant Arthur Sheridan Hatten townships and northern counties lead with Good Literature Club and Clare Study Club support. The drive runs December 2 to 25. Fifty percent of funds stay in county to aid sufferers. rural areas need intensified public health efforts as 7420 of an estimated 8500 unreported cases lie there.
A Welfare Committee meeting and all interested in welfare work is set for Monday at Citizens State Bank at 7 30 p m. The effort aims to engage nearly every citizen in the city to assist in relieving suffering with all possible help.
The report details an exhumed brain examined at Clare Michigan by Dr. Aldred Scott Warthin, noting distortion, fragmentation of frontal lobes, no hemorrhage or apoplexy signs, congested pial vessels, and post mortem changes. It cites acute congestion with no evidence of causes for apoplexy and includes notarized statements and explanations about inquest suspicions and fairness.
The article outlines packaging and security requirements for Christmas parcels sent by parcel post. It requires the sender’s name and address to be placed inside and on the outside of the package, and emphasizes securing the contents and proper postage.
The December 41st Crdinal Calendar lists many People v cases including violations of liquor law and receiving stolen property. Naturalization petitions appear for Krerar Rosenthal Streib Krampitz Richmond filed between 1921 and 1922. Proceedings involve assumpsit inventories and divorce actions in chancery and common pleas. Names include Burns Milkie Pringto Stockey Tryon and others across multiple civil matters.
Report lists recent organization of Sunday schools in West Grant Union and Temple Union with officers including Superintendent Bert Chapman and H O Schneider, and confirms Vernon Union Sunday Belloy activities at Buck school with Victor Birdealt as Superintendent and J A Youmong as Assistant Supervisor.
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