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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
3
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City of Clare holds April 3 1923 regular meeting. The council canvasses election returns for April 2 and approves bills, petitions, and personnel actions. April 9 adjourned session approves $40 000 McEwan Street bond plan, five yearly payments, and a special election for April 30 1923.
Mrs A Barnes of Altoona Pa says she was very sick for three months with kidney trouble and a bad liver. Foley s Kidney Pills gave wonderful relief, addressing backache rheumatic pains and dull headaches as symptoms of kidney disorders. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare Win Burston Farwell Ady.
A vast number of snail shells litter the Colorado desert while living specimens of the same species are discovered near outlying springs and riverways, suggesting a dramatic environmental separation.
Taylor spent a couple weeks visiting his sister Mrs. Milton Leitner and family. Sam Bruce and George White were seen working on roads and ditches in our area. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shull returned from Flint to live on the farm near George Langworthy. Frank Cotton visited Saturday. Lorin Leitner visited relatives here last week. Shull and Rilette plus John Myers visited Leitner Sunday. Bert Kinne of the Brand was in the area Monday.
Pleasant Valley letters report Norman Gerow recovering from surgery in Ann Arbor hospital with his mother by his side. Leo Warner moves to live with his father after staying with the Spinks. Infants Langworthy ill and their parents grieve. Rev Bates delivered a Sunday sermon and preaches next Sunday after Sunday school. Wess Gerow hauls hay to Clare. Bay family settles on the Ed Rutter farm. Mrs Susie Chisholm, formerly of Dover, suffered a stroke but shows some improvement. Some teams work on local land.
Claud Bentley and sister Mrs M Jennings attend Heart Friday. Mrs Jos Clark learns of a son born at her brother Cecil’s home. Roy Cook and Ralph with three daughters of Flint visit parents over the weekend. Hay buyers rise as spring lags. ice near gone and cottages soon busy for fishing. Lamb and May build a spring fence improving the town. School closes Wednesday with a picnic. Miss Bingham well liked. Don Brown sells farm to Gilbert Hunt. future location unknown.
Mrs Burt Kinne broke her arm and is improving. Carl Langworthy’s baby has pneumonia but Carl remains about the same. Mr Guest kept his Sunday night town hall appointment. Chas Garver cut wood for Guests Rhodes and Smith. The sick are able to be out. Kenneth Comer visited home. John Rhodes bought two new horses. Mr Acre is gaining after illness. Mrs Mackey, Guest’s daughter, is not better. Farmers busy sowing oats plowing and wagon repair. Miller lathing his house for plastering.
Mrs. Fred Babcock returns from a two week visit. Miss Media Eliot visits Miss Beulah Lamphere. Trank Lamphere shingles his house. John Smith family moves to Coin farm. Herman Babcock of Flint visits Fred Babcock. Jamita Sanborn back in school after illness. Frank and William Geosh travel to Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Wim McTurney visit Clare. Prof. Pearce of Mt. Pleasant will speak at Herrick church Friday evening. Lyceum attendees include Mr and Mrs Church and daughter Lucille, Mr and Mrs Himer Mertihué and Theodore. Andersonville school leads Mt. Pleasant Times subscription contest.
MANN Siding notes many attended Holmes Kennedy sale last week. Mrs Burt Green leaves for Grand Ledge to settle there. Wm Cole rents Burt Green farm for the year. In Clare word says Arthur Sharland's horse was kicked and required stitches. Springlike weather with melted snow and abundant water. Mr and Mrs Harshman depart for Flint.
A group of young people enjoyed a Friday night at the Badg Jey Home and plan monthly socials on the third Friday. Next meetings will be at Miss Beulah Lamphere’s home. Prof. Pearce speaks Friday April 27. Await announcement of a Helping Hand society play. Viola Ht Mee of Clare spent the 20tles Waele Seni ad.
Lucille Church and Theodore Merri due starred in a local production presented at the city high school's auditorium on Friday night drawing community attendance and local acclaim.
Local brief items report Billig Hartman back in school and Ralph Myers linked to a Ford act. Gunner Broberg hauled hogs to Clare for Harl Myers, while fishing plans emerge for Thursday. Rose Mary Cornwell visits, John Gordon and Billy Spencer work wood, and Clarence Gleason attends exams at Hantison.
Mrs Sadie Hagen teaches in Dist No 4 and spent the weekend at the Cowles home. Many locals visited friends in Clare Marion Windover Greenwood and Lake George. donations of time and errands marked a busy period with dental work in Marion and business in Clare.
The fragment references Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief and notes misposted ads and misplaced credits. It also defines Potter's Field as land adjoining a cemetery used for burial of the poor and unknown, with biblical cited origins.
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