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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1927
Page
2
Numerous city and nearby residents are noted visiting relatives in Saginaw Kalamazoo Lansing and Mt Pleasant along with several weekend guests. Car collisions occur near Runyan corners injuring no major casualties while a wrecked auto and minor injuries are reported at Clare intersections.
Stevenson Lake, with players from Saginaw Flint Lansing and Detroit, tied the series by defeating Farwell 4 to 2. Wallace Graham pitched well, hampered by ragged infield support, as Stevenson Lake fell short in the ninth. Game played at Harwell with umpires Randolph and Rawson. time one hour forty minutes. Next Sunday Stevenson Lake at Clare against the American Legion.
In fond remembrance of our dollar sister Burnice Spink Prude who departed February 27 1912 Not dead to those who loved her Not lost but gone before She lives with us in memory and will forever more Her sisters and brothers Owen Spink Oretta Kinne May Storms
In loving memory of my dear mother who died August 26 1927. Quick and sudden was the call. Your sudden death shocked us all. Miss you each and every day everywhere in every way. No one knows the silent heartaches only those who have lost can tell. Of our bitter and painful parting without one last farewell. Her daughter Mrs Bertinne.
We express sincere thanks to many friends who assisted during illness and death of our beloved husband father and brother. Grateful for assistance and floral offerings. Thanks to singers and Rev Bates for comforting words. Mrs V Empey Mr and Mrs D C Davis and children John Empey and family Mr and Mrs Joseph Kissick
Family thanks neighbors and friends for assistance during illness and after the death of John Allen. They acknowledge the Rev. Smith, singers, and all who sent floral tokens and offered help during this time.
Farmers receive stock prices for last week shipments. Steers and heifers range 6.75 to 8.75 dollars, cows 6.75 to 7.50, bulls 6.80, hogs 8.00 to 11.25 with roughs 7.50, calves two at 11.00 and two at 13.00 with others 17.00, lambs 8.00 to 13.59, ewes 4.50 to 7.00, bucks 4.50. Next shipping dates set from Beaverton September 2 and Gladwin September 3.
The event featured a failed balloon ascent using gas from a sand trench, narrowly missing high tension wires as it rose about thirty feet. The Huso Silvertone Quartette of Grand Rapids entertained, and dancing at Duncan Hall and the Doherty Auditorium capped festivities. Kids competed in street sports with winners listed for events from 100 yard dashes to pie eating contests. A grease slick on the greased pole left three climbers short of the top, prize split among the contestants.
We express gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy after our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Smith for the comforting message to the singers and to all for floral tributes. Orin Smith and family Mr Archie Lowry Mr Fred Stall.
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