The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-03-03

troit, was engaged as public nurse OF
the Lenawee chapter of the Red Cross
Eaton Rapids-Harold Teeter post
No, Is, American legion, will hold a
three days fair here March 10 to IL
Soo,-Isaac Steve, of Algonquin, was
arrested and so quarts OF Canadian
whisky and still were seized in a
raid on his house.
Escanaba.-ThesI. Stephenson Lum.
Der Co., one of NE largest in upper
Michigan, resumed operations after a
suspension of two months.
Gladstone. = Unemployed workers
here are solving their financial PROB
lens by fishing through the ice and
selling their catches at 20 cents a
pound.
Richmond.-Mens clothing and fur
nishings valued at $4,000 were stolen
from the Steinmetz Brothers store
here. Entrance was effected through
rear door
Kalamazoo-Sixty-fve per cent OF
Kalamazoos population is church-go
ing. a church census which las just
been completed by the Ministerial al
lance shows.
Pontiac-ChaTles Rowland. SO years
old. an implement dealer, hanged him
self in his store. His daughter, z
years old, found his body hanging
from a rafter.
st. Johns-Announcement was made
here that the plant of the Hayes
Wheel Co. will resume operations
with full force March /. The plant
makes truck wheels.
amazoo.-Kalamazoo carpenters
and brick!ayers have gone on strike
over the new wage scale adopted by
the contractors association. The new
scale is about % per cent lower than
the old.
Ann Arbor-Pomona grange in res
olutions adopted urges a change in
the present law governing the sale of
patent medicines in order to control
the traffic in violation of the prohibi.
ton law.
Lansing-Pelham A. Barrows. lieu
tenant overnor OF Nebraska, was the
principal speaker at the annual mid.
winter meeting of past commanders
of the Michigan Division OF Sons of
Veterans.
Plainwell-Nine boys, all under Is
years old, were arrested in a laid on
the cellar at the home of Bert Knick-
erbocker. 1t is alleged that several
gallons of cider had been stolen from
the cellar.
Caro.-Charles Marienthal, of Sagi-
nav, is under arrest on a charge of
aiding Harry c. Shute, secretary.
treasurer of the Vassar Stamping
Works, in embezzling $4,000 of the
company's funds.
Flint.-Merald Classford, Is, who
several weeks, ago struck Hilma Ryty
with his automobile and left her lying
seriously injured Il the street, has
been put on probation for six months.
The girl will recover.
Mt. Clemens.-When 1t was discov-
cred that Henry Pattenew, farmer
living near David, was a wholesale
purchaser Of yeast. officers raided his
home. Now Pattenew is waiting trial
on charge of operating a WHISKY
still.
Flint.-The first whisky made from
sugar beets ever found in this county
was taken in a raid by sheriff's officers
on the farm OF Steve Pribeiscky, near
Clio. Pribelscky and his son were ar
rested and 10 gallons of whisky were
confscated.
Mason.-Eleven marriage licenses
issued in 1869 and 1870 have been re-
turned to the Ingham County clerks
office. They were found in the effects
of the Rev. S. B. Perrin, who died re-
Gently, and had been mislaid after be-
ing addressed to the county clerk.
Frankfort. - Custer Hull, son of
Charles S. Hull, a barber here, was
drowned while he and lis playmate,
Kenneth Anderson, were playing on
the thin ice near here. Anderson was
rescued by John Steinburg. Hulls
body was recovered an hour later.
Menominee.-M Marshall b. Lloyd re-
ceived 100000 in stock from the
Haywood Wakefield Co. of Boston for
his baby carriage plant and his wicker
weaving inventions. Mr.. Lloyd will be
of the local factory, which
will be operated as separate unit o
the corporation
Pontiac - Walter Szynharek.
former saloonkeeper, who was con.
yicted in Oakland County of illegally
having liquor in his possession, was
awarded a verdict of $565.5O against
Charles Cross, former sheriff. Cross
was sued for the value of liquor seiz.
ed on Szynharek's farm and emptied
into a sewer on Cross orders.
Monroe-With Monroe's present
water supply condemned by the State
Board of Health and bond issue for
a now system tied nm In tho oo,,rts