Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

We have 4,309,647 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

4

Local Notes Show Visits and Travel Among Area Families

The snippet lists visits by Bos Price and family from Gladwin to W M Price's home, Andrew and Lieyd Keyner to Harrison, and Henry Faler Curtis Faler and families from Smith Creek visiting A S Keysor and G H Kantner families. It notes G H Kantner being in Lansing last week and Jessie Mathews on the sick list. The text ends with a provocative remark about hunting noise.

A. H. Kantner Lansing Bos Price Gladwin W.M Price Andrew Lieyd Keyner Harrison Henry ,Faler Curtis Faler Smith Creek A.S. Keysor G. H. Kantner Jessie Mathews

Amsterdam pair hosts royal entertainers at Onderkirk home

Relatives and close friends surprised Mr and Mrs James Bellinger and Mrs Lucy Dickens of Amsterdam New York at the Onderkirk residence Friday evening. A bountiful supper and music followed by late hour departures marked the gathering. Also noted are travels of Mrs Herbert Boody and children to Detroit and returns of the Bouchey and Waddington families.

James Bellinger Lucy Dickens Amsterdam New York John Onderkirk Ouderkirk Gilbert Bouchey Merrill and Alma Herbert Boo

Local Socials and Visitors Reported Across Town

Oscar Delling was at Marion l on business. Mrs. Barlow and daughter Clarice Debts visited Ciars and Farwell. Mr Barnes and son from Ewart called on Frank Howle. Berry family stayed with Chas Cook at Reed City. L. Baker returned from Soyne City after two months work. Nichols was at Harrison. Floyd Smith of Ithaca stayed at his parents Norway ranch. Basil Baker visited Clara for denial work. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Campbell’s. Phelps Aids were present. Hostess served lunch, and next meeting set with Mrs John Burze on October 27.

Oscar Delling Marion l Norway Ranch Basil Baker Clara Ladies Aid Campbell Phelps Aids Hosteas John Burze

Langin Clute Visit Detroit Relative Family Notes

South Sheridan reports Mr. and Mrs. Wm Langin and Mrs. Elmer Clute planned a Detroit visit to see their daughter Mrs. Leo Jennings and returned Tuesday. Other items include flu illness of Jobuie Livingston and local attendance at a Saints Dedication service in Loomis.

Wm. Langin Elmer Clute Detroit Leo Jennings Jobuie Livingston Saints Bown Loomis Joel Pergeer K. B. Herrick Saginaw John W. Sharpe Media Elliot Mr. Elliot

Elm Grove notices on illness and family travels

Mrs L Fowler Harvey learns her brother George Cochran near Ithaca is very ill. Robert Cochran and Mrs Jerry Bennett visit Ithaca to see him and return stating he is a little better but not out of danger. L F Pendell was kicked by a horse with no broken bones. A social box event is planned by the Ladies Aid at Kim Grove Church on Wednesday evening October 6.

L. Fowler Harvey Geo. Cochran Ithaca Hazel Davis Detroit Robert Cochran Jerry Bennett Ithace George Sanday Jess Balick Gladwin John Saymond Carl Langworthy Amasa Keith Mt. Pleasant Kim Grove

President Calls on Board to Resolve Deadlock on Railroad Strike

President urges CG and Labor Board to resolve a deadlock as rail unions plan a nationwide strike starting Oct 30. About 500,000 rail men in one group and up to two million when others join threaten a walkout by Nov 2, with 6 am start times and 73 000 miles of track affected across 42 states.

1. C. CG. and Labor Board Chicago Texas New England Big Four Brotherhoods Switchmen’s Union of America United States Railroad Labor Board Association of Railway Executives

Federal government moves to avert nationwide railroad strike

President Harding orders the interstate commerce commission and a railroad wage board to investigate wage cuts and rate changes. The agencies will determine necessity and fairness, report findings to the public, and seek public opinion before actions in the looming transport dispute.

Washington Harding Interstate Commerce Commission Railroad Favor Board

Detroit Toledo and Ironton Not Affected by Strike

Chicago I C Cashen announces the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad owned by Henry Ford would be the only road not affected by the strike.

Chicago I. C. Cashen Switchmen’s Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Henry Ford

Slayer of Long Confesses in Michigan Jail

Clarence Adams of Saginaw confessed in Caro county jail at noon Sunday that he murdered his brother in law John Long near Cat Lake in Tuscola county on August 18 during a looting trip. Officers say the confession came after officers presented damaging evidence, and the shooting followed a quarrel over a woman.

Saginaw, Mich Clarence Adams Saginaw Caro John Long Cat Lake Tuscola County Adams

Reserve Bank Pay Defended by Harding Faced Senators

Washington ties a battle over federal reserve salaries with Democratic senators attacking the Fed board. Governor W P G Harding defends pay levels up to fifty thousand dollars for top officials, arguing such compensation is essential to an efficient reserve system.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banks W. P. G. Harding New York Bank

Police raid targets Tom Toy's tea room over Chinese ponch

Sergeant Howard Bennett described a punch sample as a strong kick though not alcohol. Corporal James Baker noted a funny taste. The liquor squad tested a Chinese ponch at Tom Toy's tea room. Toy claimed the drink is a rheumatism remedy with lizards and other ingredients.

Columbus Howard Bennett James W. Baker Police Tom Toy

New Dress Styles With Distinctive Trimming

Five groups of dresses feature new styles and materials with standout values. Prices range from 9.75 to 29.75, highlighting affordable options in trimming and tailoring for contemporary fashion.

Children and Men’s Clothing Sale Announced

Boys waists sizes 6 to 15 in plain blue and light colors priced 50e 75c 95c. Men’s caps available in bulk at 10 dozen with winter styles up to 2.00. New work shirts in plain blue and gray big sizes offered at 75c.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Meare, Syre Old. H. L. Cleveland Clare J. A Reeder Chas. Kurz Roy Feughner 7Th St Bucks Hampshire Oxford Shropshire Bucks Ciatre HA. M. Barnes Ulare Ana Poland China Nichols Windover Ranch P. O Address Lake Mich Rid D. F. Bush Minneapolis Minn Old Line Life Insurance Co Isabila Sentinel Office Clare Produce Co Clare Co Farm “Bureau Farmers’ Ind. Produce Co Anand Spyea Wa Ae Nw Fred Hadeon Ernest Kleiner SO Rey Ee Henry Hermann Guosmith Clare Rid Satzs O. H. Rockwell Bell Phone W.O Faber Farwell Weet 4Th St Ohio Dairy Co Ad. T. Brown J. Adams Ratakgat Hsatamantes Floyd Xirkpatrick Adv Vernon South Sheridan Elm Grove Ford Reserve Bank Pay Bolivia Aizé W Bicknell & Co
Search Courier

Search the Clare Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Clare Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication