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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary local notes mention several days spent at a fairground and at a shaw fair. Names include Alcury Ford from Farwell and Mr. Hubbard. Ms Dames and Mrs McAivey are listed among attendees with dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. E. McAivey.
Claud Bouchey visited Met Morrie Batarday with family. Mr and Mrs Philip Gibner of Saginaw joined Mary Bosch and Marie Bogan of Glare to see Richard Bogan and family. Jack Bouchey visited his in laws Adona Perry and wife. Mrs Hugh Boyd spent the weekend at her parental home. Bert Bowers and family had Sunday dinner with the former's brother Reubert near Shepherd.
East Lincoln residents and guests frequent the area with visits to the Kube Lambert and Welch homes. The Mack Mills and Dunkle families, plus Hill Carmon Sparks Budd Ferguson and others, are noted for weekend calls and Sunday gatherings in nearby towns and ranches.
Mesdames George Burch and Vern Moline visited Mrs. Mabel Stone in Wise on Sunday. The note mentions Mrs Olivar and her mother in the brief, fragmentary account.
Residents and relatives from Grant and nearby towns spent time with family scattered across the region. Asa ay 9 toe and Mra Castle hosted visits with Milo Broplap te and children in West Grant. Oral Phillips and family joined Carl Phillips in Rosebush while others visited Lake George and Coleman to see relatives.
Vernon Hill reports a death in Sulphide Ontario of Lydia Luffman as Mrs Lydia Akey mourns. The column notes visits and prayers from families in Randall Vernon and surrounding areas, plus a September 9 marriage of Juanita Ginn and John Haring at the Baptist parsonage and community congratulations.
Labor conflict eases as the Railroad Shop Craft workers announce a near end to the Chicago rail strike on about a quarter of the nation’s class one roads. Up to 400000 men are expected to return to work soon under existing pay and conditions.
Detroit’s 1922 internal revenue contributions placed Michigan fourth among states behind New York Pennsylvania and Illinois. Nationally revenue fell 30.41 percent year over year while Michigan dropped 26.5 percent from the previous total. Detroit office collections were 182,1062,205 versus 2465,193,049 prior year.
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