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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment shows mixed numerals and currency amounts including cents and fees. Readable items mention 70¢ 45e 30a 100 fee and 28c 25s with unclear product or service context. The text hints at a historic pricing not fully legible.
Public notices list five cent per line for single copies with weekly Fridays printing. Lined text mentions fast office at Clarees second class matter. Liners and reading notices in local area per line. Extra ten cent heading charge.
Mrs Onas, Bedger and children returned from Lancing by auto on Monday. Mrs A M Boucher of Olio visited to help care for her son Harry who is quite ill. Harry Spence made a business trip to Ewart. Mr and Mrs Guy Neeper of Flint, after visiting Mr and Mrs John Neeper and their brother Roy, left for Mr Pleasant to visit Mrs Neeper's parents before returning home.
Mr and Mrs Willie Partridge of Saginaw visited over the weekend and took Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bouchey back home. Mr and Mrs Hiebard Bogan and children spent Sunday with their Clare relatives. Wilda Adler departs this week for Jackson to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Clint Cummins and Mr and Mrs Georges McKnight of Mt Pleasant called at Levi Wiley’s Friday evening.
Mrs Ball and Syntha Ball moved to Bay City for a new home. Dwight Cole and wife from Grand Rapids visit relatives Mr and Mrs Fred Burk. Paul Finch hosts visitors from Jackson at M W Finch home. Mrs O L Carpenter visited Coldwater to see her ill brother. Fred Burk's Jackson brother-in-law visited last week. Cook and family, John McAlister and family, Wm Gaffney, Frank Gaffney, and Albertsons attended Reed City camp meeting Sunday.
The ice cream social in the basement of the Christian church drew a good crowd Friday night and raised over 10 dollars. Mrs. Jesse Wood of Farwell was laid to rest at Gilmore cemetery after a Wednesday service, and townfolk extend condolences to her husband and relatives. Residents attended the Barrytop celebration last Thursday. Frank Loomis preached at the Gilmore Christian church Sunday evening, and Rev. Whitney led the Gilmore M E church service Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Maloney of Addison visited her father Hans Christianson last week Basil Baker traveled to Detroit Nichole visited Harrison on Saturday Dean Smith attended Harrison Saturday night Grange set for Friday afternoon August 11 Mrs F M Baker Mrs F A Babcock and daughter in Clare Saturday Will Land of Vassar visited QC Delling and wife They bought property at Lake George and moved there last week Community laments loss and sale of property nearby
Sam Laker returned from Boyne City where he had been working. Miss Calista Snider of Alma spent a week as a guest at the Baker home. The section on Windover Road to Lake George near town was finally completed and described as seeming bottomless.
Dennis Fitzpatrick and family of Bho Grove join James Fitzpatrick of Mr. Pleasant for a Sunday gathering with Alex Dore and family. Several households from Vernon Clare Kalamazoo and Antwerp, plus families of Gibbis Enderle Perry Hargrave and others, share weekend visits and returns.
Mr and Mrs O Sprague of Owosso spent a few days at their cottage. A telephone meeting at the Reeves home elected new officers Bert Ambrosier president Ed Kilbourn secretary and Alger Cline trouble man. They plan to start work on the line Thursday. A social picnic at the Cline cottage on Clear Lake enjoyed dinner and a good time. Tom Williams works on the Freeman district road. Fayett Dickinson escorted the aged blind mother to Farwell for doctors visit the first absence from home in over a year. Agnes OCowell returned home after two weeks helping Mrs Kilbourn. Art Bellinger and party of Farwell visited O Malley home.
Last week's latter reports Mieses Alta Strouse Ida Leitner visiting Ida Leitner's parents Mr and Mrs A Leitner. Mrs J M Roller travels to Ohio for extended stay with daughter Mrs Herley Jacks. Clare resident Mr Helner attends church at the hall. Frank Bates from New Haven Center visits. neighbors bring ice cream and cake for Geo Bates birthday. Carmen Newman delivers a message. Gueet to preach next Sunday evening. Piano Leather Coatly notes piano leather is the costliest in the world.
An advertisement outlines an easy payment plan for electrical wiring fixtures sweepers vacuums cleaners and Thor washers. The offer highlights accessible financing options and home improvement products.
A concise reflection noting that truly evil men are as rare as truly good men, despite common beliefs that enemies plan grand wicked schemes. It emphasizes human restraint and hypocrisy in moral judgments.
Miss Elaie Shull visited Miseees Mary and Eleanor Woolfit on the Cornwell farm. Stella Bruckbart and Alice Teal attended church in Colonville. The Arthur Center Ladies Aid enjoyed a siternoon at Mrs. J. P. Myers home. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. David Teal and daughter Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Teal, Stella Bruckbart, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shall and two daughters Eloie and Roth Elaine, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shull. Mr. and Mrs. Allen called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bates. Ott settlement attendees joined services at the Hall. Altha strained rile: Sunday witnessed a sizable crowd.
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