The Bentinel Advertises Wide Printing Capabilities
The Bentinel announces it can handle many kinds of job printing. The notice highlights printing services offered and positions the shop as a versatile local provider.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
6
The Bentinel announces it can handle many kinds of job printing. The notice highlights printing services offered and positions the shop as a versatile local provider.
An old publication explains solving a crossword with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical words. It lists numerous definitions such as 2 Useful and 10 Affirmative answer with many more clues across two grids.
A compact note presents the solution of Puzzle No 54 with the phrase ral E N AIR iS iCIE, indicating a letterplay or hidden message reveal. The text remains cryptic but points to the intended answer pattern used in the puzzle.
The Palaung people of Burma avoid walking under ladders due to a belief that the ladder’s climber or the previous climber’s influence can befall the person beneath. The remark reflects local superstition on daily conduct in Burmese society.
Elim Grove updates shining hours by plowing discing dragging and sewing boats. Mr and Mrs milliers visited Hatton and returned Sunday. Mrs Robert Blake hosted relatives from Breckenridge over the weekend. Otto Hildebrant and Fred Cole visited Mrs Blake to see the new baby. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Gertie Gregg. Sunday School attendance urged. Everyone was present or noted for absence. Our motto Never a stranger but once.
Harry Spence finishes a new home and plans to move soon. The Ladies Community Club hosts a large dinner on election day at Gleaner hall. Services will be held in the Orange Hall Sunday with special music and a fine program. New cottages, a hotel and a restaurant are upcoming. Many residents suffer from colds and coughs.
Rural notes report Randall amid seasonal farming tasks with oats sowing and plowing. Several visitors are listed including Roy Hoover and son calling on Levi Baker, Gerome Frees visiting Archie Milver, and others from Clare Detroit Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw visiting family and friends across the week.
A village report lists attendees at a Shepherds sale on Friday and weekend visits by Win Cole, Mr and Mrs Merl Wedge, Mrs Carl Monday, Chas Heber and Harry Brockway, Gene Burton Ira Root, Ruby Somers Farwell Arlene Root Flossie Burton Edith Merritt Katherine Hileman Helen Hileman Mabel Somers and Will Rawson.
Myers Corners notes show multiple visits among Riggens Myers Kiggens and Reigle families. Kenneth Roller and Kenneth Reigle are mentioned with health updates and funeral attendance for Mark Reigle in Harrison.
Herrick Wildcats defeated Colonville Tigers 29 to 23 in a fast game on April 3. Black and Beatty pitched for the Wildcats while Heirhonzer and Severson pitched for the Tigers.
Mt. Vernon Grange reports a week of visits from Mrs. E. A. Sanborn of Lansing and numerous relatives. Local households share forays with residents from Alma Clare Saginaw Flint and Loomis. A class of six will be initiated.
Monday night after the lecture hour an Egg supper will be served at the hall. Eges cooked at the hall bread and butter cake and coffee will accompany the meal. The ladies bring the cake the bread will be bought and every male member is expected to bring eggs.
Rosebush M E Church outlines Easter services with a sunrise 6 30 am with choir music and baptism by prior notice, 10 am Sunday School, and 7 pm evening service led by Rev E A Armstrong D D of Big Rapids. Center church also hosts services and a self denial offering supports Christ work in forty countries.
A reflection on foresight urges weighing plans for the remaining life, warning against short sighted schemes. The proverb emphasizes prudent planning over fleeting aims and stresses long term consequences for all men.
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