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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
3
The region north of the Ohio River was ceded to the United States after the Revolution and formed the Northwest Territory in 1787. State claims delayed full government jurisdiction until 1800.
The Turks suffered four notable defeats in Bessarabia, with two against Poles in 1624 and 1873 and two against Russians in 1739 and 1700, a record that should be memorable in Turkish history.
In the thirteenth century the present site of the town hosted a hunting seat of the counts of Holland. The Dutch form The Haguety s Gravenlinge records the Count's Hedge as part of the area's early history.
The article notes ancient Hispania as the Roman era name for Iberia and that Portugal was conquered by Spain and lost independence in 1580. It then states Portugal regained independence through the revolution of 1640.
Ludington residents Mrs William Titus and daughter Clara Louise visit mother Mrs Rose Mixter and sister Mrs Oliver Hallett in Ludington while many others travel to Saginaw Flint and Detroit for visits farms and business. A Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Congregational church hosts thirteen members. Community events include a Harrison reception for teachers and a snow report from Harrison.
Mr and Mrs Wm Torman of Detroit and Mrs Hefka of Gladwin visit F M Myers in Detroit area. Ralph Myers and family and Clyde Bender from Lansing join W H Myers gathering. Friends and relatives travel from Mt Pleasant Gladwin Harrison Willard Ohio for birthdays sales and visits.
Local notes report W H Burd sold hogs to butchers. Mr and Mrs George Butcher and Leon visited Farwell guests of daughter Mrs Cy Winchell. Bruce Gibbs with family dined with Burds. Marvin Call helped Orin Smith harvest beans and husk corn. Geo Butcher and Chas Ford camped by Lake and worked on road for a month. Mrs Butcher stayed with kin and returned near Farwell. Brownie racing car remarks by Geo Butcher Jr. Several visits and travel to Saginaw Coleman and Bay City noted. Hunters thinning game as Clare school breaks for vacation. Preparations for Hallowe en party at Harry Cleve lands and fried cake cider plans. A light snow observed Wednesday morning.
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