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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
3
Roy Walters bought a new Star car. Mr and Mrs Bader of Ionia visited their daughter Mrs Price on Saturday. Mr and Mrs M R Howlett visited their parents Mr and Mrs Fox on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Gunderman and son Kenneth drove to Stevenson Lake Sunday. John Madison and family visited Mr and Mrs Orville Billsby near Leota Sunday.
South West Freeman reports Mr and Mrs Dewater hosted a large gathering with dancing and a late supper. Alfred Evan departs for Pontiac for work this week. Windover Grange set to meet Saturday August 11 with important business. A M Boucher visited his son Harry. Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Harry Boucher gathered midweek for a social supper. Mrs Carrell and Mrs Harry Boucher shopped in Evart.
North East Greenwood Jerome Caner butchered a nice beef for Mr. Moore Sunday. Sam Bruce and wife of Harrison visited their daughter Mrs Ritter and all went huckleberrying. Arnold Cook nearly broke his arm last week while cranking old Henry. Garfield Saul and wife of Dover spent Sunday with his brother Frank and family. John Cook spent the weekend with his parents. Louisa Teagarden bought a bin der. Dan Hoover and family of Lansing came Saturday to spend their vacation visiting relatives and berries. Mirla Velma Budd and Beat rice Barrett visited with Theo dora Caner. One of Jerome Caner’s cows found a pair of twin calves Sunday. John Cooks to Temple Friday. Ralph McQuestion and wife have been visiting at Lansing and Marion.
Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Sutton on the loss of their daughter Belvea. Visitors included Ands Stanfield and Ada Frey with her daughters Mable and Mildred. Helen and Manny Frey returned to Findley Ohio with their mother. Long Lake Thimble Club to meet August 8 hosted by Mrs Carrie Arey for a sewing and quilting day with potluck. Mrs Myers of Dayton visits H. O. Barringer family.
Mrs Ray with Houghton and Mrs Geo Pretich and children from Detroit visit the area. Ma and Mrs J Myers of Saginaw spend Sunday with Roy Gordon and family. Mrs Frank Pettibone of Clare visits her parents Ma and Mrs War Crantt. Homer Sutzie, dairy worker at Cornwell farm, was sick.
The week features guests visiting Hamilton and Clare area families including Miss Lilah Austin and Mrs. Jesse Austin with children, Miss Jeanne Goseline from Port Huron, and Mrs. S. Goseline of Saginaw. Notables attend ice cream and cake at Roy Gordon’s home with Hartmans and Green families. Sympathy sent for the death of Asher Teall. Relatives from Saginaw visit the Sersaw home. Woolfitt and Bay City visitors stop at the Cornwell farm.
Hinkville residents Archie Purdy and Mr Vance from Lansing hosted guests while Mrs J W Parkhill visited her sister Mrs Geo Burch in Clio. The community reports road work nearing state inspection with minor finishing touches. Emma and Alma Bellinger, ex Normal students, will teach at Farwell next year with Alma as principal and Emma as assistant principal.
A description praises a formal suit featuring a plain skirt with a long sleeved printed silk blouse in paisley colorings. The box coat fastens only at the neck to reveal the blouse, with embroidered sleeves cabo chons and motifs at the collar and coat hem.
We cannot choose happiness for ourselves or others, nor can we predict where it lies. We must decide between indulging the present moment and renouncing it to heed the divine inner voice guiding our true motives.
Clare Hardware and Omi Co announce a new line of electrical fixtures for wiring and repair needs. The rollout highlights residential wiring and electric repair supplies with fast availability.
Reports from Lansing, Grand Rapids, Mt. Pleasant and Bay City note appointments and retirements in education and public service. Claire Black named probate judge in Port Huron. Charles Bean marks 25 years as postmaster in Conklin. Kent county farm boys camp opens Aug 27 at Barlow Lake.
Ann Arbor area listings include church services at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with a Sunday School. Many local residents and visitors are cited social and family events from Mt. Pleasant to Saginaw, including reunions, travels, and visits. Names such as Brasington, Burnside, Owen, Melvin, and Brasington appear among others.
A Reed City family group visited the Stinchcombe and Henry households before returning home Monday. Mrs. Palmer came back from Alma with two relatives who visited an aunt, Mrs. Earl Richards. Detroit guests, the Heber and Brody couples, stayed at HE Brown’s home with Mrs. Brody extending her visit. Henrietta Dunnnigan kept house for her father as Charlotte prepared for a guitar removal operation. Eli L. Smith and Hazel Keith wed at the Farwell Methodist parsonage. The Stinchcombe party halted to attend church in Isabella County before the Leonard Wood reunion at Alexander Grove. Mrs. Stinchcombe’s great-uncle William Leonard helped found the Christian Church there 88 years ago.
Farwell schools report receipts totaling 10 954 62 including cash on hand July 10 1922 from general fund library fund and other sources with expenditures totaling 10 964 62. Notable items include general fund taxes 6 212 56 bond issue loan 1 186 00 and teacher and library expenses.
William Matthew Holderby of Chicago will deliver a Redpath Chautauqua lecture here titled The American Family The Nation's Greatest Asset. He emphasizes the home as the nation’s hinge and advocates honesty respect for law and spiritual life to restore social fabric. He combines scholarly background with practical social service work.
Special lot of men’s work shoes offered at 2.98 dollars. Claimed by Claré Cut Rate. The text invokes nature and monopolies, suggesting a promotional item amid poetic asides.
Alfalfa has been used as a summer pasture for sheep quite successfully by many sheep men. An occasional case of bloat occurs where sheep graze on green alfalfa. Losses from this have not been great enough to discourage grazing. Except for occasional bleat issues, alfalfa makes an excellent summer pasture for sheep.
The article advises grinding oats for calves and cattle to aid digestion, notes horses with sound teeth can grind oats, and emphasizes proper protein and ash in a sow’s gestation diet to produce strong, vigorous pigs. It also mentions an editor planning a housecleaning campaign and asks how subscriptions stand.
Market corrected avery Thursday listing grain items such as red wheat No 2 white wheat No 2 and corn shelled. Also notes oats beans barley buckwheat and dairy butter and eggs with assorted prices and quantities.
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