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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

10

Local residents record drifting travel and visits

B F Achard left for Saginaw Saturday while George Cosgrove left for Lectasidnday to teach this year. A E Achard and father BE F Achard and Cosgrove were in Clere on business Friday. Mr and Mrs Wa Prenties and family of Lake George visited Frank Cosgrove family Sunday. Mrs Frank Cosgrove returned Monday from a Cedar Lake stay. Kathryn remains to attend school.

B.F. Achard Saginaw Ee George Cosgrove Lecta Sidnday BE. F. Achard George Cosgrove Clere Dusinees Wa. Prenties Lake George Frank Cosgrove Cedar Lake Kathryn

Windover School Opens With New Clare Teacher

Our school opened Tuesday with Miss Richmond from Clare as teacher. Mr. Berry and family spent last Tuesday in Reed City with Mr. and Mrs. Obas. The Bakers returned from Ohio after a death in Mire Baker's family. Farr of Farwell and sister Mrs. Hill of Three Rivers visited locally. Ladies Aid meets Mrs. Oecar Dehling September 16 afternoon. All ladies urged to attend. Grange meet September 10 at Mr. Finch's home.

Richmond Clare Berry Reed City Obas Cook F. M. Baker Ohio Mere Baker Mire. Farr Farwell Hill Three Rivers Epent Oecar Dehling Grange Finch

Local Journal Notes Mini Household News and Visits

Brandt D W Comer and Mrs K A Turner report the death of their uncle H Baltimore. A little girl came to their home Friday to start a home. Viva Miller hosted a Flint friend over the weekend. Walter Gephardt and daughter with Elmer Miller’s family over Labor Day. D W Comer visitors from Flint and Scottville Sunday. Mire A Smith returned from Lansing. School started Tuesday with Miss Daisy Brackett as teacher. Mrs Sprenager’s mother went home to Saginaw Saturday. Goldies and Lidia Jerred visiting aunt Nancy Anderson. Keily Comer and niece visited Thursday night. A young lady is very lonely. Rosae! Davies improving and able to be up.

D. W. Comer K. A Turner Indiace H. Baltimore John Acre Viva Miller Flint Walter Gephardt

Local notes from South Sheridan and surrounding towns

Community brief listing visits and social activity across South Sheridan and nearby areas. Names include Manard Clark Homer Livingston the Herricks from Grand Rapids Edenborg Pa C. B Carpenter J and A Herrick Lucille Herrick Edos Langin and others with mentions of travel to Ann Arbor Detroit and Grand Rapids and a college start for Lucille Herrick.

Ford reports cash and assets in state filing

Ford Motor Company shows in a state filing that at June 30 it held 54,844,638 dollars in cash and bank deposits. Total assets stand at 263,368,199.78 dollars with Michigan property valued at 133,025,079 dollars and capital plus surplus at 173,951,172 dollars.

Lansing Ford Motor Company Department of State Michigan

D U R Dividend Refused by Public Utilities Panel

The Michigan Public Utilities Commission denies Detroit United Railway permission to issue a 2 1/2 percent stock dividend. The ruling cites inconsistency with a prior request to issue bonds totaling 5,006,000 dollars and questions the company’s financial statements backing the dividend claim.

Lansing Detroit United Railway Michigan State Public Utilities Commission William W. Potter

Lansing considers extra session for veteran bonus funds

In Lansing a third special legislative session and a state election may be needed to finish bonus payments to veterans. Auditor General O B Funler warned the $30 million authorization will not cover all Michigans veterans costs. More than $8 million spent. about 40,000 of 175,000 eligible have been paid. He estimates total needs at around $26 million.

Lansing O. B. Funler Michigan

Board Clears Prison Warden in Charity Exoneration

Warren Catlin of Marquette prison was exonerated by the state administrative board after an investigation. The board ruled the charges were acts of charity rather than law infractions, noting purchases at a prison inmate run store. Governor Groesbeck called the affair spurious and spiteful.

Lansing Warren Catlin Marquette State Administrative Board Catlin Groesbeck

Silesia Fate in League of Nations Committee

Geneva reports a four member commission appointed by the League of Nations council began work after adjournment to address the Silesia question. Cleveland notes a legal issue regarding Mayor Fitz gerald and a potential ban on his political ambitions linked to residency rules following his marriage.

Geneva Council of the League of Nations Silesia Cleveland William S. Fitzgerald Margaret Chilton Tucker Gale Fttagerald

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