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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
2
An early 20th century promotion touts Bi Rex as a complete stomach cure targeting hyper acidity with a money back guarantee. It claims 85 percent of stomach disorders stem from excess acid, outlines symptoms, and cites testimonials and a 15 day trial.
A humorous foray into Slat’s diary style entries recounting week notes at Blisters house Miss Gordon marriage rumors a new job at a drug and hardware store and minor school day anecdotes including a crush on Jane Blisters being aSnake in the grass and typical household banter with neighbors and family.
Carl Koeppe from Toledo visits Scott Hemstreet at his home in Toledo. Geo Abbott and wife move to Mann Siding. Tom James invites Carl Koeppe to cook and dish up a meal. Neil Abbott entertains Scott Hemstreet and Mary Mater with a radio program. George Walters helps Roy move at Chris Kapplinger place. Tom James hosts more company. Hudson farm sale attracted large turnout. Road washout near Scott Hemstreet’s house.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson visit with daughter Mrs Hendrie of Vernon and relatives from Clare and Pontiac. The Battles lean toward moving from Doherty to Bowler near Randal while Lloyds host visitors. Harriet Gerren from Vernon visits Hla Alger. new neighbors welcome at Martin Eberhardt farm.
Miss Virginia Smedley spent the weekend at home. Dale Rulapaugh from Lansing returned with his wife and children after visiting J. H. Timpe’s. Russell Atwood and Elmer Schofield Jr. were home, while Arthur Finch and Harley Bentley from Flint visited relatives. Mrs. May McGuire and Laura Williams visited Mrs. E Schofield. School resumed after a week’s vacation. Bernard Schofield stayed home. Mary McGoogan returned from Flint. Mr. and Mrs. VanSickle of Pontiac visited at the Tigner home.
Ray Houghton of Detroit was seen on our streets last Monday. Mrs H Lydiatte of Clare visits daughter Mrs Clair Coulter. Mrs Glen Gordon and Bobbie of the Brand visited her parents the Mickles last Friday. Arthur and Glen Lower looked at pasture in Greenwood. Alton Lautzenheiser and family visited Harrison. Miss Dorothy Kileinhardt returned to Detroit after two months here. Nearly everyone attended Sam Saul’s funeral Sunday. Church services were well attended despite nasty weather. Sunday School had 81 attendees. evening service was well filled. Hebrews 10 25 is urged to readers to attend Sunday services at 10 30 and 7 45 with Thursday prayers. Our new class leader is a young man needing encouragement.
Quote from Uncle Eben in Washington Star about self-made trouble and pride in doing a party good job. Contains dialect phrasing and regional voice.
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