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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
4
Local train times list west and east departures for Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor lines with various return and connection details. Community notices report illnesses, visits, social events, business transfers, fundraising dances, and church and charity activities around Alma and nearby towns.
Polls show scattered results across Summerfield Hayes Franklin Winterfield and Harrison with dozens to hundreds of ballots. Key figures include Jas Graves Henry Kufahl Chas Spohn Reginald Sharp Nealie Cook and Chas Amble among others.
The Toe Ladies of Clare and Vicinity announce the beauty parlor is again open under Miss Mary Young. The service aims for top quality with sanitary supervision linked to the barber shop, inviting patrons to trust in expert operators.
The March honor roll lists freshmen Belva Bowler Byron Gallagher Wilson Samborn Phyllis Wasson sophomores Ruth Callihan Ruth Dawson Marguerite Ehrhardt Marie Gordon Dorothy Jourdain June Mount Eva McFarland Cecelia McKinnon Gert rude Coates Ruth Shull juniors Wathi Carncross Dorothy Comer Bernice Groves Betty Groves Marion Horton Esther Northon Acey Parker Kathleen Osborn Lowell Shu Goldie Thayer Minnie Zimmerman seniors Dave Ackerman Reva Derby Altha Kidder Albert Leis Rollin Shull Lila Ulrich.
Alex McKinnon expresses thanks to Clare voters for their splendid support at the election held Monday April 4.
Frad Smalley expresses appreciation to voters of the First ward for their splendid support at the election held Monday April 4.
Michigan State College engineer H H Musselman says wide bottom plows set deep plus chain or wire attachments can clean up corn fields infested by borers. He recommends 14 to 16 inch plows by soil type, with No 9 wires or a chain to drag debris under the furrow slice, and notes demonstrations are underway in the corn borer area.
ADVANCE GRANGE met April 5 initiating Rudy Cotton Carl Cotton Frank Coats and Virgil Newman as full members. Next Tuesday the men will serve a fish supper for the ladies at meeting close. Several local residents visited relatives in Lansing Flint Grand Rapids and with friends and family over the week.
FOR SALE Wolverline seed oats 50c per bushel Jack Murphy. FOR SALE Saturday at J W Reeds residence west end of 7th St good chicken crate wood box barrel churn and other articles. FOR SALE quantity good loose mix ed hay Harrison Miller 2 miles south 2 east 1 2 south of Clare. FOR SALE Black and grey team weight 3000 seven years old sound 225 Zemmer Motor Sales.
Prices received Monday April 4 1927 for stock shipped last week include cows 6.00 to 7.00 dollars calves 15.50 11.50 and 8.00 hogs 13.00 12.50 and 12.00 roughs 10.00 lambs 9.00 bucks 4.00 Our next shipping dates from Beaverton Friday April 15 Gladwin Saturday April 16
Albany, April 5 1927. Notice to creditors that Ed Richardson will not pay any pills debts or expenses incurred by his wife Alice Richardson after this date. The statement appears under a Kirkpatrick Drug Store advertisement.
Farmers Shippina Assurance Inc reports Fred B Swincert as manager at Wadwin with phone 173 services.
The Clare Fire Department answered a family emergency within eight minutes last Friday evening. The letter also thanks Hd. McConnell for his efforts and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thayer of gale now at Kirkipat.
In loving remembrances of a husband and father who died one year ago. A loving one from us is gone. A voice we loved is still. A place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. Mrs. R. Radloft and child Rexall announce sale ends Saturday night.
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