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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
4
We express thanks to all who helped make our dinner a success. Special appreciation to those who donated and to the Guild for postponing their supper with support from other churches. M. H. Ladies Aid. Classified liner next week.
Efforts to organize a Clare high school alumni association. All past graduates meet at Clare high school auditorium Wednesday evening April 20th at 7:00 p. m. Let's go.
The notice lists Pere Marquette train times west and east to Harrison, and Ann Arbor local north and south departures. It includes multiple community items such as meetings, visits, sales, and social events from Vernon to Clare Beaverton, with brief mentions of people, businesses, and upcoming activities.
Michigan Press Association field director Len W Feighner and president Hiram Johnson visited the Sentinel office on the way to Houghton Lake to discuss plans for the annual editors outing in June. Local businessmen from Gaylord Roscommon Prudenville Houghton Lake Forest and nearby areas are preparing to host the visiting editors and wives with plans to be announced as they develop.
Miss Mary Jackson of Dowagiac wed Charles Clifford Collins of Coleman on Thursday at Rosebush Methodist with Rev. Leroy Whitney officiating. The bride is from Dowagiac and a student. the groom’s family lives in Coleman where he works for the railroad. They will reside in Coleman. Also notices list farm for sale and land for rent nearby.
The Agricultural Department of Central State Normal at Mt Pleasant stops walnut tree distribution after decades and begins barberry plant distribution at cost. About 60 000 walnuts were sent out previously with Arbor Day plantings totaling 3000 barberry plants last year. Professor Myron A Cobb oversees the barberry program aimed for school and home grounds with hedge use potential.
The family of the late wife, mother, daughter and sister expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and death. Flowers were beautiful. Rev. H. B Johnson's sermon offered comfort. thanks extend to Bev Carpenter and Sons, Mr. and Mrs. John Albertson, The Brothers, and Mrs. H. B. Leutzinger.
Fire destroyed the home of Mrs. Wm. Fisher located about a mile and a half southeast of Farwell on Wednesday at about five o clock. Miss Mabel Fisher, returning to school in Saginaw, discovered the blaze in the attic and saved only a small portion of their clothing from the second story. Neighbors helped save the living room dining room and kitchen contents while all sleeping rooms on the second floor were a total loss. The house was not insured.
Notice states the dissolution of the firm Stephenson & Phinisey Polish Company by mutual consent between William J. Stephenson and Harl R. Phinisey of Clare Michigan. Dated April 13 1927 in Clare Michigan.
The Eagle Ladies Aid will hold a bake sale at the LO F building on Saturday April 16. Plan to get items for the Easter dinner at this sale.
The North Michigan Branch of the Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church will meet at the Clare Circuit church Brown Corners on April 19 20 and 21. An engaging three day program is planned with afternoon and evening sessions promising a profitable gathering for attendees.
John Phinisey thanks Third Ward voters for strong support at the polls on Monday April 4th.
Advertisement notes a range of flowers for shoulder or corsage wear priced from 49 cents to 1.98 dollars. Mentions Wmcca Bicknell & Co. as the advertiser.
One lot of dresses highlighted by The Style Shopper adv section with prices around 9.75. The notice emphasizes bargain fashion items and sale emphasis for readers.
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