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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
2
A reflective excerpt contrasts a chief’s tale of a star’s fall with a modern note on waterproofing. The latter describes Bolivia latex waterproofing cloth using fresh rubber latex heated over wood smoke for rainproof garments.
Mica Alta Cooper returns to Clare after vacation at parental home. Orle Sommers and Hatton family visit at Chas Ruby and Leslie Calhonn home. George Cooper and Randolph Rockey back from Flint. Alice Davis of Clare spends Easter at parental home. Enoch Milkie returns from Lansing. Fred Davis from Lansing visits. Ladies Aid to meet Thursday April 12 at Mrs. Fred Geiger.
Pleasant Valley residents note signs of spring with plans to open the super bush this week. Frank Ruth of Hillsdale visits and reports mild spring weather at home. Marie Slater of Detroit is recovering from appendicitis at Harper Hospital. Norman Gerow to Ann Arbor for treatment. Mrs Pryon and son return to Clare after months with her parents. Mrs Hemstreet visits Wess Gerow. Edd Runyan improving. Willard Smith relocates business to new farm owners. Ernest Penrose dines with aunt and uncle O Spink.
Mrs B Green and family with Mrs I A Hileman and Carl Monday visited Harrison. Mable Somers returns from Clare for spring vacation. Mrs Hunt of Mann Siding traveled to Clare for her smoother. Mrs Brown has been poorly all winter. H R Brockway and son Harl attended Henry Hermans sale at Redner. Gladys Green visited Florence Sharland in Clara. Hot weather described with a corn popping incident. Brown Corners residents recalled warmth elsewhere. Dogs selling cheap. neighbor bought one for a quarter.
Community items report visits among residents including Lela Moore and Linda Murray. Attendees traveled to Barryton Senior High School play at Brinton. Joe Glark bought a horse at J O Brown sale. Arthur Gibbs left for Langing for work. Briand Murray bought eight cows at the J O Brown sale last Friday.
Community notes recount Ruth and Hather Ott visiting Mrs. Charley Ott Monday. Mr and Mrs Cunningham lost their house and contents in a Friday fire. Mrs John Myera visited parents at the Hardwood. Frank Harvey and family were called on by Sersaw clan. Bertha Ruthven returned to Detroit. Mrs Horn and son Robert of Saginaw visit locals. Mrs Mark Spencer visited Mrs Frank Harvey Sunday afternoon. Mrs Clair Coulter of Brown Corners visited Wade Cradit Monday.
Mary McLeese Herrick visits Lucile Church over Easter. The monthly meeting is at the Clyde Allen home on Friday. Nellie Bowera and Ruth of Mt. Pleasant visit Mrs. Loomis. The community mourns Rev EB W Davis formerly of Rockford Mich. Infant daughter dies of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. W F M S met at the church with a small but pleasant pot luck. Lucile Church and Theodoore Mar rhew hosted Ruth Loomis in Clare for lunch. O Alger improves. H Loomin of Clare visits Charley Harmon. Hoping for large Sunday School turnout and good Easter weather.
Local notes report a teacher ill on Monday with Nellie teaching in her place. Visitors to the W Moline home include Burt Osikina of Rosebush and Aunt Mrs G Stone and daughters. Mrs O J Stone was seriously ill but improving. Laurie Woodward visited Franklin Littlefield in Farwell. George Burch visited his Clare parents. A traveler from Glenwood county said frost is about ten feet down, reminding how long winter has lasted. Eggs cost eighteen cents a dozen. The piece notes unusual weather and wood-yard snow piles resembling the Rockies.
A faded advertisement urges readers to mail the slip to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of medicines including Foley's Honey and Tar, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, with names Floyd Kirkpatrick and other towns listed as sellers. The closing remark mocks Christopher Columbus as clever but not shrewd enough to profit here.
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