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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
8
Local store advertises Friday and Saturday specials including Light House coffee pineapple fancy tomatoes Campbell's soups pork and beans corn Pure lard Best Nutoleo P&G soap bulk coffee bacon Prunes Climax wallpaper cleaner with multiple item counts and low per unit prices.
A fire in Iron Mountain caused an estimated $60,000 loss threatening the business district. In Lansing the Wade workers compensation bill passes the Senate. Detroit eyes a Windsor Detroit bridge plan with May 14 construction target. Muskegon grants a $100,000 dock and a $20,000 warehouse to Love Construction. East Lansing mandates corn borers cleanup in quarantined areas. The State reports Michigan mineral output valued at $122 million in 1925. Various local notes cover fires, rail line abandonments, and public notices across the state.
Mrs Josephine Rainey of Farwell visits sister Mrs Wm Gamble. Musical entertainment and the Cinderella play are set for Gilmore Christian church next Friday evening April 22. Francis Davis suffered a severe ivy poison. Mr and Mrs Vern Wooden and family reunited Sunday at the Liter home. Mrs Roe and Mrs Tanner remain ill.
Moore took beans to Farwell on Monday for Sam. Don Brown has hired out to work in the gravel pit for Mr. Denslow.
Mr and Mrs Smith of Wise called at the Purdy home Sunday. Neighbors gathered at the Skyring and Armstrong homes for music visits and hot biscuits with maple syrup. Albert Coates returned from California after wintering there and gaining thirty pounds. A school break saw intruders enter and ransack the building through a window.
The Quarterline Community Sunshine Club met at Mr and Mrs Wm Buckleys home with some ladies leaving after dinner during a pasy time. Visitors are welcome and the Lake correspondence article is acknowledged. A large crowd attended Joe Clark’s party with dancing and supper. The Hunt family and relatives visited from Clare back, and Bradley plans to work on his father’s farm this summer.
Detroit residents Waldemar Pietsch and Carl Zangier visited grandparents Wm Kube. Clare area and Pontiac families joined churchgoers and friends across Rosebush Center and surrounding towns, with numerous weekend visits and Easter gatherings noted.
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