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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Jerry Adame of Ela Grove visited Mr and Mrs Amos Squires on Sunday. Mrs Herb Randell visited Mrs Wom. Timm and Mrs Russel Ickes last week. Mr and Mrs Thos Lynch moved into their farm house last week where they will be home to friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M L McAlvey welcomed a baby boy born Monday evening October 5. He will answer to Dermit Dale. The Sunday School Convention at the Christian church was well attended. Mrs. James Hayes of Detroit is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas James. Andrew Schaffer and Nora Sage were married October 4. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shaner visited Dreerfield Saturday and Sunday.
Effie Guick of Clare spent Sunday with her parents. Carl Bergy and wife of Flint are visiting relatives here. Theodore Hanel of Morrice visits his mother Mrs. A Reed for a month. Ira Hereh and Mrs. McKegg with daughter of Morrice visit the A Reed home. F Skyring comes to Clare Friday. Will Powera and Mr and Mrs Jobin Burs of Saginaw visit. Mr and Mrs John Self of Sherman spend Sunday with R D Corrsbonis. Mr and Mrs Eberhart of Herrick were Sunday callers. In town F Sueur to Coleman Saturday. Willard Smith visits Morley to see old friends.
Local residents report a series of Sunday visits and family gatherings in Saginaw and surrounding areas. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Reeker, Mr. and Mrs. Balsiey, Kanaar family, and Arnold Ott visiting relatives. Mrs. Kanaar undergoing tonsil surgery. cattle moved from Osgood to Clare and shipments to Temperance.Praised by Mr. and Mrs. Ott at their aunt’s home and a new home settled at Pretcha.
Roy Shame was to Clare Monday Monroe Holderman to Gladwin Tuesday. Mr Gable had gone to Gratiot for a week or two. Chas Bitler and wife of Lima Ohio spent a couple of days here that week. James Bitler of Pennsylvania J W Bitler J D Bitler and wife of Mt Pleasant were Thursday guests of J A Bitler and wife. Ethel Price and daughter Vera were Thursday guests of Anna Man waring. Lee Bitler and family spent a couple of days with relatives of Mt Pleasant. Floyd Keysor and family were Sunday guests of Was Fabr sna family of Rotman Roy Shamer and George Wagerman motored to Lancing Sunday and returned Monday. J A Bitler and wife spent the weekend with relatives in Mt Pleasant. Bessie Keysor spent the week end with her parente.
Reading like an old farm bulletin, this fragment warns disease in livestock from rats and urges rats be controlled on premises. Mentions plague like cholera foot and mouth and Babopic plague and lists dubious product sizes and prices. Flora Kirk Patrick is referenced in torn text.
In Caro Michigan investigators reveal links between Clarence L Adams and the murder of Howard Long. Witnesses identify Adams and his revolver, a bloodstained coat, and a recovered bullet matching the firearm. Adams denies the charges as authorities pursue further statements and forensic ties.
Thefts from freight cars in New York Central yards at White Plains amount to about 306000 over ten years. Five men were arrested for receiving stolen goods, including William Walter Jr whose brother Charles W Walter is an attorney in Manhattan.
Tokio notes received by Crown Prince Hirohito as Ambassador Charles B. Warren presents credentials last Saturday. The reception was a brilliant function with references to the Far Eastern conference and arms limitation talks. The emperor’s illness led to Warren being received by the Crown Prince Hirohito.
Detroit reports Robert Woodside of Pittsburgh was rejected as commander in chief at the twenty second encampment. The VFW plans to hold the 1922 convention in Seattle Washington. A vote of thanks to Detroit and Michigan citizens capped the convention as the most successful national gathering. Burglar trap injures Sen Romulus man William T Sherman owner of a local store was hurt by a gun device set by his father Worthy D Sherman to stop chicken thefts. The father rigged a charge that struck him in the neck and he lies in critical condition.
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