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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
6
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Mrs Benjamin Oderkirk passed to her heavenly home Wednesday and was laid to rest Sunday in the Rose bush cemetery. She leaves a husband and infant daughter among many friends as Earth grows poorer Heaven richer. Mrs James Clute of Olars spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Turboseh and family. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bouchey spend the week at Beaverton with daughter Mrs Albert Mitchell. Mrs Erneatine Clute spends the week with Mrs Anna Turbueb.
The Herrick store was destroyed by a fire on Wednesday night with cause still unknown. The Helping Hand society met with Mrs. Frank Lamphere last Thursday to a splendid turnout and good time. Prof. W. H. Pearce will speak at Herrick church Friday evening April 27 with music and light refreshments. tickets are in the hands of the young people at 15 and 26 cents. John Presley’s family have been sick with the fever the past week. About forty friends met at W. J. Maxwell’s to honor Carl Maxwell and family as they move west, presenting a thermos bottle and best wishes.
Brand Elmer Miller is sick Lester Allen helps with chores Mrs D W Comer visited Mrs E Cappeart Our teacher spent the weekend at home Mr and Mrs H Mickle attended Saturday at the Brown with sister Mrs Obas Kleinhart and new nephew report fine QO Blystone sick F Acre slow recovery mail carrier’s sick horse handled by Acre and Cleveland Mrs Green cared for Mrs Dagegett EM Springer and son returned from Saginaw Mrs Spranger improved Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oomer back in Detroit Mr and Mrs Turner visited Mickle E C Clare consults doctor poorly Grace Blyatove and Bessie Hainsantoad Clare Saturday Henry not misbehaving.
Local items report Ed Saul improving slowly and Mrs Dag ger with Dell Boots on the mend while Floyd Denno remains ill. Sympathy to Mrs Pail Nasa on Evangeline’s death. Miss Ruth McGoogan returns home. Chas Fitzpatrick and family visit Geo Williams. John Hudgon moves away. Dan Dysinger relocates to John Hartman’s farm. Sunday School at 10:20 am and preaching at 8 pm. Weather quip and Clndaified Liner tease for next week.
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