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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
9
A brief notice describes the Red Front Cash and Carry Store located at the Elden Building on McEwan Street. The item states the shop is situated in a central street location.
A reader notes that trying different coffees may save money and improve satisfaction. A trial package priced at 46 cents per pound prompts consideration of taste versus cost.
Dick Hileman and family of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I A Hileman. Lillian and Leona Burton visited from Pontiac for a couple weeks with relatives. Miss WLossie Burton works for Mrs Carl. A Burton and family shared Sunday at Loomis. Bert Green and family visited Sunday. Mrs Green stayed with Ira Root to berry pick. Little Pearl Somers stays with sister Mrs William Hileman. Mrs Chas Hebers' hand is on the gain.
Vern Mickle listed as sick. Alf Abbott spent Sunday with sister Mrs. F Acre. Lloyd Comer and Mrs. Asher Teall visited Mr. and Mrs. D W Comer. Ernie Wallace had a car accident on Haines hill but escaped injury. Mrs. Freed expects a speedy recovery. Chas Teall and J N Teall visited and saw their brother Wm, who is reported to be improving.
East County Line notes guests from Napoleon Michigan Farwell Michigan and Akron Ohio. Lloyd Haddix family updates include Charlene Gambled for surgery in Bay City and S Hale health improving. Walters visit relatives in Clare Houghton Lake and plan return to Ohio. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets August 19 at Susan Robbins home Smith Creek.
Old Hinkville residents recount a soaked Saturday with extended drinking, visits, and crop notes. Mary Bellinger visits Nel lie Baner at Kleman ranch while James Sherman harvests alfalfa. groundhogs and a dramatic failed trap scene amuse neighbors.
Sermon topic False Prophets and choir anthem His Will For Me mark Sunday services at Rosebush Center at 10 00 a m and Rosebush at 7 30 p m The Epworth League hosts an annual picnic at Crystal Lake A Reed City camp meeting drew twenty seven Rosebush and Center attendees with many more at EH L Convention closing services The N EB and NW District Sunday School Association picnic is planned for August 26 at Stevens on Lake Local visits include Mrs Crowe and Dr Crowe from Detroit and others from Illinois California and Flint Various residents traveled or hosted gatherings at Lake George Houghton Lake Ludington Marion Alma and Alma area towns Family and community events noted include a 49th birthday celebration for Mrs Henry Manausa and movement announcements of relocations and visits by several residents.
Mt Vernon Grangers attended a Coleman Grange meeting Tuesday night enjoying a fine program and a splendid supper. Mr and Mrs Geo Ackerman and daughter spent Sunday in Saginaw and Bay City. Miss Ozema Allen of Coldwater visited her uncle Walter. Mr and Mrs Frank Dalton and family moved into a new house. Gerrurds Derris returned Sunday from Faint after visiting relatives for two weeks. Archia Ackefinan is recovering.
A series of family visits and social events across Flint Coldwater and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs Oscar Anderman, Geo Dennis, Cecil Allen, Walter White, Donald Brooks, Mrs Irwin Schutt, Tom Ackerman, Sam Leichti, Fred Verette with Geo Verette, F Brooks, Eddie Marshall and sons, Archie Ackerman, B Sanborn, Welch and Freeman ranch, Grange shower for Mr and Mrs John Brathart, Louie Thayer family at Houghton Lake, Kenneth Geeck at work, Chas Allen in Pontiac with a Fordson tractor, and a planned Grange play The Deacons Honeymoon at Anderson's Ady.
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