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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
3
An advertisement touts NR Tablets as a aid to build up resistance and prevent infectious diseases like colds grippe and influenza. It positions the product as helpful for sick headaches and other ailments while urging use for overall health.
Default on the January 1 1924 mortgage by Charles and Viletta Ciliax to Mary A. Lydiatt led to a public auction notice. On September 7 1926 at 1 00 PM at the Harrison Court House the South Half of the Northeast Fractional Quarter Section One Township Seventeen North Range Four West will be sold to satisfy the debt including seven percent interest and costs.
Governor Groesbeck and a party stopped in the city en route to Grayling, shaking hands with admirers. A series of arrivals and guests fill local homes, cottages, and camps including Amble, Bowman, Doyle, Ross, and many others, with travel from Detroit to Saginaw and Columbus noted. A Michigan Bell switchboard upgrade and local visits to Arnold lake are mentioned along with family reunions and outings.
Mr and Mrs Bion Raymond and family visited in North Bradley and Sanford Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Slocum and son Lowell motored to Harrison Sunday. Miss Erma Irwin returned from Flint. Mr and Mrs Frank Owens living in Flint spent the weekend with friends. Mrs Wm Allen visited Bion Raymonds. Little Miss Marvel Allen was ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Harry Lennox and children of Detroit visited over the weekend.
John Hartman is ill but hopes to resume work soon. A busy weekend sees W H Myers and family visiting Clare with Milo Myers, plus multiple trips to Lansing and Gladwin. Several relatives from Charlotte Cleveland and Flint visit area families including the Myers and Hilborn households.
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