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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a proposal offering in Tor Cumming with unclear context and missing details. The readable fragments mention a local offer or petition and potential civic discussion. Further specifics are not discernible from the provided OCR snippet.
President proposes administration bill to seize control of coal mines and transport. Senate debate features Senator Walsh and Senator Lenroot urging authority to take over mines and railroads as part of emergency measures. Cummins endorses drastic actions as necessary, warns ordinary bills pale beside this crisis.
Michael Collins head of the Irish provisional government and the Irish national army was shot at Bandon Cork on August 22 after a Cork ovation. Within ten days President Griffith of the Dail Eireann also died in Dublin, removing two top figures in the new Irish government.
Former Youngstown mayor George K. Oles, who resigned two months ago, was arrested August 24 for obstructing the sidewalk in front of his downtown market. The complaint came from rival merchant Morris Squires amid long running personal exchanges in ads. Oles posted a $10 bond for a later hearing.
A plane in Farmingdale New York, piloted by Lawrence B Sperry, landed on skids rather than wheels, stopping within 50 feet of the impact. Sperry, a governor of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce, said the landing set records for rapid stops. The craft had wheels for takeoff but shed them in flight, and the skids halted the craft on ground contact.
Mrs Barbara Korblick blames Representative Volstead of Minnesota for marital troubles in her divorce filing. The petition notes the husband enjoyed drinking before Prohibition and that Prohibition changed their home life, with references to the Volstead era and related tensions.
Messrs Rossel Bergey and Tetarn plan home visits this week. Mrs Parsell will spend several weeks in Clare while Mire Vathey and her daughter from Wisconsin travel Friday to stay with relatives in the area.
Hatton Miro and family visited Clare with Oral. Mrs Durfee is sick. A Hains couple from Clare stay at Turner homestead. Nate Brown repairing Durfee well. Durfee lost a calf last week showing animal teeth marks. Fourth calf lost this summer.
Pleasant Valley notes report Mrs and Orvie not improving. Congratulations to Archie Tryon on the birth of a son. Mrs Chas Krell ban returns home after visiting parents W Gareban. Mrs H Penrose and Sadie leave for an auto trip to Ohio for a family reunion. Mr and Mrs O Penrose return from Toronto Ontario after a family gathering. They enjoyed the trip camping along the way.
Mrs Alden Shull and two daughters Carol and Mrs Tom Gergef drove from Columbus Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs A Shull and family. Mr and Mrs B A Leitner and Daughter Ida with Mr and Mrs J B Myers went to Saginaw to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Horn. Guests at the Shall home included Miss Reubena Tarney Mrs Alden Shall and two daughters Mr and Mrs Geo Bates and family Mr and Mrs Robert Shall Mr and Mrs Ralph Shall and Mr and Mrs Ed Boner and son Dale. Mrs Reubena Tarney left Monday for Columbus Ohio after a two week visit with relatives here.
The Elm Grove community reports strong Sunday school turnout and a Thursday prayer meeting at the church. Jessie McClung returns from Detroit, while Mr and Mrs Blake host a well attended ranch dance. The local Base Ball team suffers a defeat to Randall, and the Ladies Aid plans a church meeting on Wednesday August 30 inviting all.
Mr and Mrs G Heard visited Sunday at H Kress home in Lake George. Mr and Mrs OC Sprague spent Sunday at his brother Art’s in Greenwood. Lambertson drove to H Heintz home then to Ford farm with Geo Heintz. Mr Bill of Saginaw stayed at his local ranch. Reeves and daughter of Phelps stopped at Bilgren home Tuesday. I Root and daughter of Mans Siding called on Welch Friday. Mrs E McQuettion spent days in Saginaw visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs E Town and child of Hinkieville spent Sunday night and Monday at O Sprague home. Opening of Lake Bead.
Fragmentary OCR details mention Mirg Guo and Corby in a breezy Sunday piece with unclear family credits. Specific names and context are readable but incomplete. the item appears to be a light feature or society mention with minimal substantive information.
Clare residents and relatives are listed visiting and hosting over the weekend. Names include Adapelie Fresley, Baws Nase, Edyth Hargrave, Alpheus Perry family, Herb Schroeder and children, George Gibla, Chas Grover family, Lide Grover, John Hadeon family of Dover, George Bonham, Fannie Corbin, Arthur Ginn home, Geo Gibis and Alois Gibla, Jake Milam, Oran Presley family, Cathern Mullican Macy Indiana, Mrs Arthur Ginn, Marie Smalley, Byron Ginn, James Fish family, Irene Fish, Albert Gardon, M L Hargrave family, Was. Stuckart, and Oscar Ralapaugh family.
Late Lanning of Hartford City visits Geo Ickes. Russell Ickes family guests at Mixe Hetns. Iva Foit visiting Ralph Brown. Thomas Gilmore from Jackson visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Patterson. Mrs. Mariel Rodgers travels to Illinois. Basil Williams Carl and Seb Pettit camping. Larkins party at Not Lake reports Federman's lock. Larkina sisters attend Rosebuth camp meeting. Oman family visit near Laze. Byere family from Ithaca visit. Gaddy family hosts visitors from Hinonosa. Noel Williams returns from Coleman to start school. Wilmot Allen visits Charles Gaddy. Holbrook from Cisre visits Amos Foltz.
Mrs. Gertrude George of Lansing visits her mother Mrs. Loie Smith. Michigan residents M. Buckley and family travel to Detroit. Several Loomis, Mt. Pleasant, Brown Corners and Randall residents visit relatives or return home after holidays. Names include Mrs. Rachel Hendrie Mrs. Geo Bryant Sr Mrs. Jotic Lloyd George Marlin and many others with brief travels and visits noted.
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