Clare News Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Clara Shippy and children left for Saginaw Friday after an extended visit with relatives. Fire Glennrre wave a dance at their ball Friday night with small attendance reported. Chas Summers broke his arm about two weeks ago. Dr Reeder of Clare is caring for it. Andrew Stevens of Clio is stopping at Henry Tryon home doing carpenter work. Viola Sherdy returned to Clare Sunday after visiting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara’ Sbhippy
Saginaw
Glennrre
Emall
Chas. Summers
Dr. Reeder
Clare
Andrew Stevena
Clio
Henry Tryon
Viola - Sherdy
PHELPS Baby Mille Dies After Illness and Funeral Attendees
Mille infant dies Wednesday after whooping cough and poisoning led to death. Parents express sympathy. Funeral drew attendees including Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Macxiem, Mr. and Mrs. Stacley of Farwell, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hampton and the latters father Mr. Stanley of Barrison, Lillie Bilzgren of Mad Lake, Mrs. William and son. New residents of Reeves place visited home Sunday. Orval Sherman and party hunted Silver Lake region. Whooping cough persists among children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Mille
Parte
Oliver Mills
Miller
Mra. Macxiem
Mra. Stacley
Farwell
B. Hampton
Mr. Stanley
Barrison
Lillie Bilzgren
Mad Lake
William
Reeves Place
Orval Sherman
Silver Lake
Achard Family Activity Across Clare Saginaw and Chicago
Mrs BE F Achard traveled to Saginaw last Saturday. Tony Achard visited Clare on business Saturday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Tony Achard. Walter Pettit from Clare hung plate glass mirrors in a new bungalow. Mrs Frank Cosgrove and Mr and Mrs Jas Wilson of Cherry Hill toured Harrison on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs France Achard and Slater, Mies Clara Achbard of Sazi naw, were guests of Birs and FF Achard. E F Achard and Karl Wiczeman went to Saeghaw Tuesday. Wiczeman returned Wednesday and Ackard proceeded to Chicago and other points on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Achard
Saginaw
Tony Achard
Clare
Walter Pettit
Frank Cosgrove
Jas. Wilson
Cherry Hill
Harrison
France Achard
Slater
Mies Clara Achbard
Sazinaw
Birs
FF. Achard
E. F. Achard
Karl Wiczeman
Saeghaw
Mr. Wiczeman
Ackard
Chicago
Windover social notes and Grange gathering report
Mr and Mrs Elmer Beard and Mr and Mrs Guy Beard visited Lew Presley on Sunday. Mr McCall returned to Gibson City after two weeks on his farm. Mrs Berry stayed at Foundermen's Cherry Hill. The Grange met at O Carpenter's with a fine dinner and Victrola music. Next meeting at John Burns on Saturday afternoon October 22. Mrs Serry attended Farwell Saturday. Mrs Frank Cosgrove visited Harri600 last Wednesday. I L Drake from Foot visited farm interests. J L Cook from Lake stayed several days at the Berry home. Mrs Frank Cosgrove visited Leota Monday with her son George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Beard
Guy Beard
Lew Presley
McCall
Gibson City
Berry
Foundermen's
Cherry Hill
The
Grange
O. Carpenter’s
John Burns
Serry
Farwell
Frank Cosgrove
Harri- 600
Nichols
Clare
I. L. Drake
Foot Waa
J. L. Cook
Lake
Berry Home
Leotae
George
Community Notes From Maple Grove and Surrounding Areas
Maple Grove and Farwell residents enjoy visits and gatherings during the vacation week. Charles Stinchcombe renovates a bio farm residence with a new roof. Families attend Sunday School conventions and visit relatives in Beechwood and Thompsonville. Clerks and neighbors report small social events, reunions, and day trips across Maple Grove, Gilmore, Lake region, and Sanday with multiple local families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Manz
Ruth McGoogan
Lanora Batfield
Farwell
Stewart McAntoch
Charles Stinchcombe
Bio Farm
L. Finch
Gilmore
Roy Adama
O. Shaw
Near Lake
Elmer Schoefisid
Clark Sanborn
Senate report favors seating Newberry in 1918 Michigan race
The majority report from the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee backs Truman H. Newberry as the duly elected U.S. senator over Henry Ford. It clears Newberry of corruption charges, says Ford’s contest should be dismissed, and notes the Michigan general election gave Newberry a majority. The case now goes to the Senate for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Henry Ford
Michigan
Senate
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Newberry
Ford
United States
Ford. Will Harvest Lumber
Henry Ford of Detroit discusses Ford company plans to manage timber on the upper peninsula of Michigan. He says the firm will harvest without cutting trees smaller than one foot in diameter unless needed for growth and urges stronger fire protection and reforestation of lands cut over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Henry Ford
Detroit Motor Manufacturer
Ford Company
Ford
Ku Klux Klan Intensifies Drive in Detroit and Michigan
A Detroit based Klan operation expands in Michigan with 1000 members estimated in Detroit. Leaders include Cleveland H. Norton and Gayon Reem from Real Estate Exchange offices directing anti Negro and anti Jewish propaganda as loyalists recruit clergy judges police and other officials. Imperial Wizard Simmons in Atlanta oversees the nationwide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ku Klux Klan
Michigan
Invisible Empire
Kien
Prospecta
Toe Ku Klux Acilvties
Cleveland H. Norton
Gayon Reem
Real Estate Exchange
Nortom, Heuniels & Reem
Wiserd Simmons
Paleos
Atlanta
Ecarmpaigea
Army
Navy
TRAIN PAL VISITS EDISON IN EAST ORANGE
John Burke former Mt Clemens police chief now a sergeant on the same force visits Edison in East Orange. The two exchance memories from sixty years ago when Edison worked as candy butcher on Detroit Port Harom trains. Burke recalls playful scenes after work and calls Edison by his middle name al .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Edison
Detroit
Port Harom
Burke
East Orange
Naval Reserve Disbanded Under Denby Order
Secretary Denby issued an order abolishing nearly all classes of the U S Naval Reserve effective September 30 leaving one class in place and affecting about 555000 men. Those on active duty are exempt from the order’s effects. Denby cited economy as the reason and expressed regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Denby
Doelle Appointed to State Board of Agriculture
Governor Groesbeck announces the appointment of Jobs M. Deellie of Marquette to the state board of agriculture to succeed William H. Wallace who resigned. Deellie will take his seat on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laasing
Jobs M. Deellie
Marquette
State Board of Agriculture
William H. Wallace
Groesbeck
Deelle
Mer Ber
Will
Accene
West Virginia man arrested for moonshine trade at military camp
Charleston W Va Wesley Light Jr of Dana near here was arrested by federal military authorities for attempting to trade moonshine whiskey for government arms and ammunition at the Kanawha City military camp. He will be arraigned in federal court here and may be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Wesley Light, Jr
Dana
Kanawha City
Light
Efeaid
Hie Caen
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E. A. Anderson
Rexall
Kodaks
Victrolas
San Marto
Black Cross
Exide Junior
Ford Cars
Exide
Phelps
Clear Creek Ranch
Maple Grove
John Halsted
Clara
J. Halsted
Leta Aillmen
Beechwood Farm
Sanday
Milton Davison
Tweedy
Thompsonville
Roy Root
Clare Davies
J. Tiedeman
Agree - Ford
Ford. Will Harvest Lumber
U. P
KU Klux Emissaring
CLD
Naval Reserve
Doelle
W. BM. Waltess
Snape
Wm.h. Bicknell& Go
Clare, Michigan
Nae
United Breeders
Aleck
United Breeders Cannery Office
Clare County Sevia
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