Notice to public about furniture haul offers
Chris Loeffler of Farwell Michigan advertises bringing a load of furniture or other articles from Detroit and several cities to Clare and vicinity at one half price. Drop postal or see me. 22ti.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
2
Chris Loeffler of Farwell Michigan advertises bringing a load of furniture or other articles from Detroit and several cities to Clare and vicinity at one half price. Drop postal or see me. 22ti.
Editors admit use of both paper sides creates confusion and waste. The note urges fewer layout errors and less need for type resetting, asking for consistency and clarity in Daily News production.
An auction sale of household goods will be held at the home of the late Homer Satison on East 6th Street on Saturday April 27. Thos Groves is the auctioneer.
Classified items list for sale and rent including Fordson tractor plow, Northern brown seed beans and potatoes, Blue Andalusian eggs for hatching, rooms for rent, garage rental, and contact details for Henry D. Walker Baptist minister, Jas. Sut ton, Mrs A McLeod, Mrs Carrie Lansing, and Mrs W Briggs.
Local residents attend meetings visit relatives and host guests as clubs churches and groups schedule activities. Notables include Mrs Harriet Allen and Miss Rose Smith visiting Detroit and Ann Arbor, Zenobia Chapter installation, Kings Daughters meeting, Ladies Union gatherings, and several families hosting or visiting in Clare Lansing Flint and Saginaw with receptions bridge games and baby news. The fire siren motor was rewound after lightning damage.
Jered B. Graham longtime member of the International Typographical Union died today at 82 in Oxford. He joined New Local No. 6 in 1860 in New York City and worked at newspapers including the Herat Tribune and World before helping publish the first California newspaper in San Francisco. He later joined the Detroit News staff and helped launch the Laper Democrat. Survived by wife Olive and daughter Anna with grandson Harold. Funeral Friday, burial private. He was uncle to several Vernon township residents.
The Helping Hand Club will hold a bake sale at the Friz office all day Saturday. April 20 advances advertise the event.
Epworthians meet in Epworth League rooms next Sunday evening at 6 30. Miss Zuschnitt has prepared a very interesting lesson. Announcements will note entertainment plans for the winning contest group. Be there.
We thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy shown after our bereavement. Appreciation to Argo for flowers, to the Brown and Dover Committees and to Rev. Bates for his comforting message. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Latison. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rogers.
The Rumsey family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their thoughtful support during the illness and loss of wife daughter and sister Mrs Ethel Rumsey. Appreciation is extended for floral offerings and goodwill from Clara Freed A J Breed and families.
Obituary notes Hiram W. Hughes born May 4 1844 Savona New York died April 8 1929 Harrison Michigan aged 84. He served in the Civil War with Company CG 24th Michigan and later lived in Wayne Gratiot and Harrison. Funeral held at William Murphy home with Masonic and O B S fraternal honors. burial in Maple Grove cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy thank neighbors and the Clare Fire Department for timely assistance at their home fire on Tuesday morning.
In loving memory of our wife and mother Mabel M Beale who died two years ago on April 18 1927. Happy were the years we spent together but lovely are our hearts today for the one we loved so dearly. Gladys Dale Earnest Beale.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our loss of father grandfather and brother. Gratitude to Revs Hurd and Younglove for comfort to singers for songs and to Mr and Mrs Friz for thoughtfulness and gifts of flowers.
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