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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
12
The sheriff pressures Bart while Marin Pierce probes his alibi and the bait worm clue. Bart claims he fished only as Hardy yelled, admits a pocket hook with a dead worm, and recalls Ike Putney's prior visit as a possible edge in the case.
In a tense encounter Marm Pierce aims a revolver at Bart after accusing him of assault. Sheriff Sahler intervenes as Bart and Will prepare to travel to town and discuss the case with the county attorney. Will stays with Marm and Jenny while the others head to East Harbor.
Thursday evening visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maxwell's included Lawnie Seabolt, Hon Bennett, Fred Seabolt and three children from Kalkaska, Howard Seabolt family from Farwell, Beulah Newton Clayton Lackie from Flint, Chas Fisher from North Bradley, Lou Weedle and Nellie Ramey with Hazel and Bettie. Friday calls continued from Mrs. Beulah Newton and others. Mrs. Dorothy Kile and daughter Shirley Ann visited at her parental home for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving brought many visits across Clio Owosso Flint and surrounding homes. Mr and Mrs Wm Ringler and family of Clio spent the holiday with Mrs Dan Holcomb and family. The Lane, Light, Stuckman and Voss households hosted relatives from Owosso Harrison Flint and Davison.
Mrs. A Cline joins her son Alger. The Littlefields move to Farwell for winter. Families from Alma Lansing and Flint gather for Thanksgiving with the Thayers at Bear Lake and the Ambrosiers home. Wesley Oliver of Coleman visits the Ambrosiers. Tally of winter work and guest exchanges across Michigan towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Savage hit a left trailer in snow without lights while returning home. Mrs. Savage suffered facial injuries and was taken from Mt. Pleasant hospital after first aid at Dr. Lambs office. The car and trailer were wrecked and a cow in the trailer was injured. Others in the county visited relatives and shopped during the weekend.
An advertisement claims Thoxine relieves soreness and irritation in 16 minutes. It touts a double action easing throat discomfort and internal cold symptoms, suitable for children, money-back guarantee, available in 350 600 and 1 dollar bottles at Munsell's Drug Store.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Close of Bagi naw visited relatives over the weekend. The Dewey Dell family of Farwell spent Thanksgiving at the Orlie Rogers home. Arthur DeGreer and family were guests at the John Hal tsead home. Isanhart of Detroit spent Thanksgiving with Hawin Hanes and family. W A Austin and Miss Alice of Gilmore and Orval Sherman and Alta of Farwell joined others for Thanksgiving. Stanley Tryon and family and Glenn Powell and family also shared Thanksgiving at the R J Powell home. Mrs Orlie Rogers mother of Muskegon is visiting a few days. Mrs Robert Wilsons sister from Plint called on Saturday. Perl Tryon and family had Thanksgiving with their uncle Henry Tryon. Alvin Wells family spent Thanksgiving at the Peter Oman home at Lake.
Thanksgiving gatherings mark a busy period with families visiting from Gladwin Clare Ypsilanti and Flint. Quilting work dominates the Willing Workers meeting and Armalee Gerow returns from Lansing. New baby born to Mr and Mrs John Seibt signals local excitement.
Mrs Jennie Gobert of Grand Rapids Michigan reports four years of severe indigestion pains. She says Inde-Vin relieved distress by clearing gas and improving stomach action. The medicine is sold at Clare Drug Store 525 McEwan St and by leading druggists in the area.
An itemized sale notice lists a 5 year old Jersey cow and a 2 year old heifer among livestock, plus extensive farm tools, machinery, lumber, traps, firearms, auto radio, and a large collection of household goods from dishes to sewing machines. The sale includes a Ford truck, generators, axes, ladders, treadle and electric appliances, and multiple beds and furnishings, with numerous small articles also offered.
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