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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1928
Page
9
Louis E Slater announces Republican candidacy for Clare County Drain Commissioner in the September 4 1928 primary. He pledges clean efficient service and careful handling of drainage problems and invites scrutiny of his public record.
We thank all who offered sympathy and aid after the loss of our son Howard BE. Grateful for Rev Hard comfort, Lake friends singing, and floral pieces from town. May you find true friends in trouble. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Seil and family. For sale items from Zemmer Motor Sales: 2 Dodge Tourings 2 Ford Coupes 1 Essex Coach 1 Buick Touring Chevrolet Touring.
On August 12 the Clare people of Pontiac held their second annual picnic at Pleasant Lake with about eighty present. Detroit visitors joined the Pontiac group for a day of meals and speeches. Dan Hoover of Lansing spoke as ex president of the Clare Lansing picnic. Howard Costello was elected president with Steven David as vice president, Robert Walters as secretary, and Glen Hartman as treasurer.
The International Harvester Company of America denies a rumor that the Saginaw Branch will close and pull out of the territory. The letter urges dealers to post the denial to prevent loss of machine repairs and twine business.
House and lot in Flint half a block from Main Street and one block from store. Four rooms and a bath with potential for six, two porches, electric lights, oak floors, good well, garage. Trade possible for livestock. Photos available for viewing.
Clare residents and visitors are listed in a long roundup of calls and trips. Many families and friends visit Detroit Lansing Battle Creek Flint Toledo and Chicago while others attend church gatherings camp meetings and local celebrations.
The church announces services next Sunday at 10:00 AM and 7:30 PM with Sunday School at 11:15 AM led by Miss Laura Thompson, Superintendent.
The Church of God at Sixth and Maple, led by Pastor Laura M. McCrea, invites all to Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at noon, Young People's meeting 6:30, and Sunday evening service at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00.
In loving memory of George W Langworthy who died August 24 1926 two years ago. The family expresses longing and sorrow in verse and remembers him as dear husband and father. Mrs Langworthy and Children request a contact message about radio repairs via Cotton Radio Hospital.
Prices received on Buffalo market Monday August 20 for stock shipped last week include steers and heifers 9.50 to 13.00, calves 18.50 with three at 16.00, hogs 12.99 and 12.75, roughs 11.25, lambs 15.00 and 11.50. Next shipping dates Beaverton Friday August 31 and Gladwin Saturday September 1.
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