For Rent 20 Acres Farmland West of Clare
Land for lease suitable for corn or beans. Location west of Clare on M20. Contact Fred Hubel for rental details.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
4
Land for lease suitable for corn or beans. Location west of Clare on M20. Contact Fred Hubel for rental details.
WANTED Local long distance trucking prices right Jack Miller Farwell 2312 WANTED Married man on farm by year for milking and general farm work EH J Hurd Gagetown Mich WANR a or WANT To hear from owner of good farm or ranch for sale O Johnson 8645 2nd ave S Minneapolis Minn 232
Will Sowle, Ray Brown and Clark Burnham visited Lake Friday. Géraldine Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Clark, suffered severe burns to face and neck last Friday. Miss Hatch called hottie Monday by her mother’s illness, but arrived to find improvement and returned to school Tuesday. Joe Clark and family visited the Will Sowle home Sunday. Ray Kinney stayed a few days at the Sowle home. No school Wednesday or Thursday due to teacher illness. Erve Andrews has tooth troubles.
Pastors announce Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 with all welcome. Delor Lehman of Saginaw visited after his grandmother Mrs. Andrews died. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scott and others reported illness, with flu sweeping families. Mrs. Carrie Mahan returned from McBain after visiting sister Mrs. Mary Keelan. A misprint corrected for a shower, noting seventy five attendees. A benefit party for Alfred Tryon Jr is planned at Gleaner hall next Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Andrews, born 1854 in Port Huron, died March 29 1926 near Lake. funeral held April 1 at the home and Gleaner hall with Rev. M. F. Nash.
Rev Leroy Whitney leads services at Center starting 9 30 a m with evening sermon at Rosebush at 7 00. The Lenten class ended in a joint Haster worship noted as spiritually meaningful. Residents and visitors share recent travels and illnesses. Ladies Aid fundraiser at Bimory Hirst home cleared 18.00.
At Harrison Congregational Church, Sunday features a sermon on Seed Time and a morning service. Sunday School teachers are urged to attend, with evening worship at 7 30 focusing on Ye old time songs. Young people are invited to participate on the platform and form a chorus as a continuation of the Old Testament study Out of Egypt into Canaan. The public is urged to attend and join in the service.
Frost township held its annual spring election with Wm. Hutchinson as Supervisor C. A. Catron as Clerk Fred Clark as Treasurer Chas. Reynolds as Highway Commissioner John Keith as Justice and John Woods Sr. as Board of Review. Also noted were a new baby boy born March 27 to Mr. and Mrs. King Blackledge and ongoing recovery of Miss Clarawell Stanfield.
Maples area reports many residents down with flu or similar illness. J W Moore and family dined with sister Mrs Addie Davis in Farwell. Elmer Schofield visited from Birmingham. J Halsted and family, Ray Utley, and two children are ill. Mrs Walter Smedley leaves for St Paul with mother. Genevieve Schofield fills temporary teaching vacancy. Mrs John Tiedeman recovering from recent illness.
William Ledyard, renowned American Revolutionary officer, defended Fort Griswold near New London Conn, and was fatally stabbed through the body with his own sword by British Major Bromfield.
A simple tip suggests using a red brick covered with carpet as a floor polisher. The brick provides enough weight to polish waxed floors effectively while remaining easy to maneuver.
A century ago Niepce produced the first permanently fixed photographs, using early methods. Earlier, Englishman Thomas Wedgwood captured images that were not durable or fixed for permanence.
A professor’s attempt to define woman is interrupted by a rude comment in a humorous exchange. The piece ends with an ad for Butter-Kishwich toasted sandwiches at Kirkpatrick's drug store, inviting readers to visit the fountain.
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