Record request for GE The Etude years 1907 to 1913
A fragment notes a desire to sell oral copies of GE The Etude from 1907 to 1913 and provides an address in Clare, Michigan Box 9% for contact.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
12
A fragment notes a desire to sell oral copies of GE The Etude from 1907 to 1913 and provides an address in Clare, Michigan Box 9% for contact.
Mr and Mrs Ole Severson of Ypsilanti visited with Mr and Mrs Arling Severson last Sunday. Wesley Teale of Plint visited his parents the Teales. Mrs Milberry of Clare visited the Seversons. John Presley and Owen Spink loaded two cars of dles at Herrick last Monday. S Severson fished at Sanford last Monday and caught 165 black suckers.
Mr and Mrs William Kube hosted visits with daughter Mrs J Calkins of Clare last Wednesday. Harry Armstrong of Saginaw stopped by and plans to build a club house at Mudlake. Mrs Minnie Taylor and daughter visited Harrison relatives. The Fuller family of Farwell called on Whi Kube. Hilmer Beard visited Saginaw on business. The Sturgis and McQuestion families from Detroit spent Sunday with Edmond McQuestion and family.
Mrs. Milo Myers and granddaughter Virginia Owens of Clare and relatives in Harrison shared Easter dinner with Paul Moore and family. Edith Myers and friends visited from Flint. Blanch McMillen of Lansing visited cousin Mrs. Hutchinson. Myers family members and baby Maurine visited Mt. Pleasant Ithaca and Lansing. Arthur Mayhew and Geo Wilcox sheared sheep for W. E. Myers.
Southeast Sheridan Albert Seaman travels to Ann Arbor to fetch a sick child in hospital after five months. Mrs. Priest and relatives from West Branch are visiting, with neighbors from Ypsilanti and Traverse City joining town residents for local news. An egg shower on mail carrier Harley Sowle yields 29 1 2 dozen eggs.
Samuel Nichols from near Detroit spent the weekend with family here. Saginaw visitors including Mr and Mrs Alfred Lietz Mr and Mrs Frank Stannard and baby and Arthur Koup joined Mr and Mrs Glen Jarman and girls at Haster. Pearl Sloan birthday observed at the Purdy home with about thirty guests. Jack Renner and wife and children and Mrs C Seymour visited at Seymour Sunday. A box social occurred at Hatfield schoolhouse Friday evening. We extend sympathy on Bert Graham's death. The Case school acquired a new phonograph. Mr and Mrs B Fordyce from Pollison spent part of last week with Mrs Della Fordyce.
West Freeman resident David Criswell and his son, Wd. Kidve, relocated from near Lansing, tracing their return to the area as the short OCR fragment notes.
The passage lists families and individuals visiting farms and residents in the Flint area. It mentions Mrs Criswell arriving later, Bvart pate Tuesday, Otto Hicks and family visiting Thomas Cooks for Sunday, D Criswell and son Ed to Lake Sunday meeting, George Siel returning soon, Paul Pinch helping bring in sheep for Mr Currie, W F Binch and family at Thanksgiving, Elga Hikok moving into the Thomas Cook tenant house, George Havens planning a Grand Rapids trip for summer work, and Paul Finch helping Mr Siel with stump piling and a Evart trip with Aunt Lida Finch last week.
Large Easter Sunrise attendance leads to morning and evening services at Rosebush M E Church with sermons on What is Our Creed. The report lists numerous local visits, school events, and club meetings including L O T M, Parent-Teacher, and student performances, with notes on family births and civic discussions.
An advertisement features testimonials from Mrs. Brinkley and others claiming Adlerika cures gas and bloating and aids sleep. It promotes the product as a digestive evacant that relieves constipation and removes old waste matter. Also contains citrus plant and fruit stock notices amid business listings.
Readable OCR fragment lists prices and commodities such as white wheat No 2 shelled corn stored mutton veal hides and related values with figures like 1 55 and 1 20. The text appears as a volatile historic market price sheet with multiple figures and units.
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