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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
12
Mrs Joe Clark hosted a Thanksgiving gathering with her family at her parents home. Garfield Grange members held a dinner and social at the Grange hall with a cheerful turnout. Lois Clark celebrated her seventh birthday on December second with grandparents joining the occasion.
Last week’s letters report Mr and Mrs Newman and three children visiting Mrs Nettie Barber. The hardwood school program Friday evening drew $22.55 in proceeds. Hugh Frost and family from near Saginaw visited relatives. L M Coats and sister Mrs J G Newman traveled to Jackson County to visit their father. Mrs Geo Cooper visited friends in Saginaw. J G Coats drove to Flint to fetch his new Chevrolet truck.
Arthur Center notes mention Guy Hardy of Pontiac rabbit hunting with Wm Richmond. Mr and Mrs J H Myers of Pontiac hosted Thanksgiving with her parents and return home Saturday with their household goods. Families Bates, Barber and Horn share holiday visits and a baby named Herbert is born. Preaching at the town hall next Sunday evening by Brother Guest. all invited.
Herrick school children directed by Miss Hffie Hales presented a Thanksgiving program last Wednesday with a small audience. Proceeds from the after event box social totaled 13 dollars 40 cents. Relatives gathered for Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Church from Grand Rapids. Mrs. John Presley and children visited the Penrose home at Hagle. Mrs. O. Philips and Arthur from Colonville and Mrs. Ed. Angel of Lansing joined the Badgisy family for Thanksgiving. The W F M S will meet with Mrs. Wm. Stephenson in Clare next Wednesday December 12 with a pot luck dinner inviting all members.
Miss Bruckart and pupils gave a fine program at the Mann Siding school box social raising 17.10. Visitors included Mrs Somers of Farwell and Dick Hileman from Mt Pleasant. Chas Heber of Detroit returned for Thanksgiving.
A family reports their first radio experience with the De Forest Reflex receiver. They describe unboxing, wiring, and listening to programs from WEAF New York and KYW Chicago, marveling at the distant broadcasts and the novelty of radio as education and entertainment.
A 1940s style grocery ad lists Mothers Best bread flour and Elks Pride catsup at 15 cents per item, with multipack deals. Other offers include large cans of tomatoes at 18 to 35 cents, pineapple, cocoa, mustard, mince meat, and Mason jar products priced per quart and package.
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