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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
3
The Sentinel lists per year rates to Michigan and Canada and local liner notices for Clare. offers job printing services with heading surcharge and 5 cent filler lines. Friends of Tas SERTINEL urged to ask Judge Dorsey to appoint The Sentinel for probate notices.
City of Clare holds regular meeting March 21 1921 with Alds Dwyer Hampton Mason Smalley present. Council approves assessment roll for East Sixth Street Sewer District, amends tax provision and awards fire apparatus contract with American LaFrance.
Herrick reports Mr. and Mrs. Meade of St. Louis visiting their son A Pearl. Maxwell traveled to Hope Sunday. Mrs. T A Badgley and children returned from visits in Saginaw Flint and Detroit. Attendees joined a shower for Mr and Mrs A Severson in Sheridan. H F Badley and Mrs Jobo Tilman visited Wm Badley. Helping Hand Society met with Mrs Frank Lamphere. W F M S will meet next Wednesday with Mrs Will Lansing.
Ardent notes from East Lincoln include Peter leaving Tuesday for Detroit. A. L. Lambertson and wife attend Ralph Sprague funeral in Greenwood. Dan Lockwood home fire report. Dan Varney buys Lambertson grey team. Bert Sparke family visit Ralph Cowles. Ferguson Lake residents relocate near Cowles home. Mrs Dan Lockwood visits Farwell daughter.
Mr and Mrs Edward Hubbard and children and Mr and Mrs Brewer of Alma spent the week at the Hubbard cottage. Mr Breeze of Detroit plans a log cabin for a catamer home at the lake. L D Winchell of Alma visited Welch cottage. Mrs W Leigh Wilson hosted the W Y A with a fine lunch. The Eastern Star held a social at the Masonic hall with a lunch and games. A 316 lunch funded a new linoleum for the dining room. John Briggs moved back to Summerfield township. Mrs Grrm Ritter underwent appendicitis surgery in Saginaw and is recovering well. Miss Naomi Welch of Mr Pleasant stayed with Miss Mildred Hoag. Mr and Mrs Bernie Hampton left for Ann Arbor for medical care, Dr Langin accompanying. The rapid addition contest at the Congregational church caused a close win for Seymour Andrus and loss for Henry Gardiner with pencils. a hostess lunch followed. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Holmes of Lansing was buried Friday at Greenwood cemetery with services at the Holmes home. Mrs A L Harrison moves to the farm as a new house is built. Ald Society hosted a surprise party. The Congregational church welcomed twenty five new members at Easter banquet with Rev A W Johnstone speaking. pink crepe and candles decorated the dining room.
Mre William Gamble who has been visiting at Barryto o returned home. Edgar Grimm owns a car recently purchased from Har old Warriner. Mre Tanner traveled to Mt Pleasant last week and had eleven teeth extracted. Wm Yeomans moved his household goods to Mt Pleasant last week. S Jarman Glenn Jarman and T T Wood made a business trip to Lansing last week.
Neighbors welcomed the arrival of a brand new sight as the community reacted with gladness. The upbeat mood reflected a shared sense of hope amid soft chatter and smiles on the street.
Mr Bpigeimire hosts Sunday with his daughter Mrs H Mirkle. Wayne Cooper and Ntlsson Junior stayed with grandparents D W Comer. New neighbor Mr Springer moved to a new farm. D W Comer is sick. Election night was lively. Mrs Walter Gephart visited from Lansing to see her parents Elmer and Mrs Miller. Thurman Robinette moved to the Capie farm formerly Robbinette.
Sunday and weekend social items list residents and guests including Mr. Borne, Charley Berry, J Beard, Percy Barlow, Mies Snyder, Irene Blain, Dean Smith, Orla Baker, Mary Gorr, and Mrs. Alice Beard. The Ladies Aid quilt project for Mr. Burch and the April 21 meeting at Mrs. Oscar Delling are noted along with an all day Grange gathering on April 16.
Mr and Mrs Ed Perkins visit at the home of his sister Mrs William Brain in Grand Rapids.
The seven acre low court stands as the priciest of London public buildings, costing more than $12,000,000 in the project.
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