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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1922

Page

6

Memory and Sherrill Resolve Corvet Estate Mystery

Alan Conrad learns from Lawrence Sherrill that Benjamin Corvet disappeared after sending a cryptic note and entrusting his son’s future to him. A sealed deposit box reveals assets and a trust designating Alan as beneficiary with a warning that Corvet may never return.

Alan Conrad Blue Rapids Kansas Corvet Benjamin Corvet Allan Sherrill Alan John Welton Lawrence Kan Mr. Sherrill

Secrets Behind the Lakes Traffic and a Shocking Reunion

Alan confronts a roomful of men led by Spearman and Sherrill, recognizing the infamous figure who once fled a gunshot in Corvet’s house. The scene hints at a personal and financial stake in lake trade as Spearman and his partners demand loyalty. The chapter ends with a promise of continuation next week.

Wassaqguain South Side Wassaquam Corvet Alan Sherrill Hatevar Spearman Mull Constance Mr. Spearman Benjamin Corvet Ben Henry Alan Conrad

Ownership and Management Statement for The Clare Sentinel

The Clare Sentinel declares its ownership and management as of October 1922. Publisher and business manager M D Feighner lists owners Enoch Andras and Malcolm D Feighner, both of Clare Michigan, with Feighner as managing editor.

Feighner Clare Sentinel Hhebers Andrus pFeighner Clare Michigan M. D. Feighner Enoch Andras Malcolm D. Feighner Saleo

Local News Briefs from Frost Township and Greenwood

Frost township mourns the loss of a resident after a struggle. Amos Bomminger yielded after weeks of heroin battles. Mrs. Fred Double dies at home in Greenwood on September 28 and will be interred in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Mills arrive from Cleveland. Bowler and Sutton advance a trunkline project with a large crew and rapid progress.

Frost Township Wedagaday Amos Bomminger Fred Double Greenwood Ohio Mills Cleveland Bowler Sutton

Prayer Meeting and Sunday School at Pratt School House

Mrs L W Liveberry of Owensboro visited her daughter Mrs Raymor the first of the week and returned home Friday. Miss Mabel Whiteside of Clare spent Thursday night with Geraldexe Hampteen. Mrs Albert Neil visited her husband in Lansing last week. J Emerson is erecting a fine new barn. Miss Mabel Somers spent Sundays at her parental home near Mann Siding. Mr and Mrs Sam Leichti visited with Mr and Mrs Henry Walters Lindsy. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Walter Scarbrough.

Pratt Schooul House Alsp L. W. Liveberry Owensao Raymor Mabel Whiteside Clare Geraldexe Hampteen Albert Neil Mabel Somers Mann Siding Sam Leichti Henry Walters Lindsy Walter Scarbrough

Local Social Visits Across Southeast Sheridan

Southeast Sheridan residents report weekend visits with families including Clyde Stoy and relatives at Larson home, Barber and Randle households at Frank Loomis in Beaverton, and a few days with Nester and Mackiem. Church members Rev and Mrs C B Milberty were callers in the area last week.

Clyde Stoy Larson Orla Barber Seelie Randle Frank Loomis Beaverton Mies Vivian Sowle Nester Roy Ensley Daughterel Ray Legeer E. B. Herrick O. H. Carpenter C. B. Milberty

Myers Corners Social Roundup and Local Moves

Mrs H N Coffman visited in Gront last week. Mr and Mrs W Kanaar and family with Mr and Mrs Chas Ott spent Sunday with W E Myers. Donna Mitchener left for Lansing. F M Myers went to Harrison Monday as a juryman. John Merrill of Harrison and Mr and Mrs J N Myers and daughter of Mt Pleasant visited F M Myers. Louis Loter left for Detroit to work this winter. Mrs W H Kennedy visited her mother Mrs F M Myers. Gleaner meeting planned for next Saturday. Mrs M Klown to have sale October tenth and plans to move to Detroit. F M and W E Myers sold lambs to C Kleiner Tuesday.

H. N. Coffman Gront W. Kanaar Chas. Ott W. E. Myers Donna Mitchener Lansing F. M. Myers Harrison John Merrill J. N. Myers Mt. Plescant Louis Loter Detroit W. H. Kennedy M. Klown F. M W. E. Myera C. Kleiner Tuesaday

Local Notes Touching Visits and Departures

Randolph Rockey left for Flint Monday to work there. Alice Davis of Clare spent Sunday at home. Elaworth Miller and wife visited parents Joc Harrison. Frank Sanders and wife visited niece in Beaverton. J W Ruby and family from Flint and Newman visited relatives in Clare. Enoch Milkie and family visited Wm Wasson. Mrs Kneter hosted a social gathering with refreshments. Mrs Kuster received a water set from the Ladies Aid. Ladies Aid to meet Thursday October 12 with Mrs Ruby.

Randolph Rockey Flint Alice Davis Clare Elaworth Miller Joc. Harrison Frank Sanders Beaverton Mea J. W. Ruby Karl Pearl Chae Ruby Carmen Newman Enoch MilkEie

Kidney Ailments Prompted Ohio Man to Try Foley Pills

J T Osborn of Lucasville Ohio writes he suffered kidney trouble for ten years with backache rheumatic pains and blurred vision. After trying various remedies he reports relief only after using Foley Kidney Pills.

Lucasville Ohio

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