Holly Box Line Offers Wide Variety of Shapes and Sizes
A large selection of holly boxes is available in many shapes and sizes, inviting customers to choose from a broad range of holiday storage and display options.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1928
Page
5
A large selection of holly boxes is available in many shapes and sizes, inviting customers to choose from a broad range of holiday storage and display options.
The notice highlights home decor sales featuring Dutch clocks, colored sheets, and rugs and blankets. It notes available items and price range, urging customers to visit the store for selections and deals.
Mr and Mrs Al Seitz of Saginaw spent the weekend at the Charles Hames home. Dr Brookens of Rosebush was called to M L McAlvey s to see a very sick horse last Tuesday It is better Wv J Renner lost a horse last week W R Jarman of Mt Pleasant was up to his farm last Friday
The column records holiday wishes to the Sentinel and readers, visits among neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. H B Jones with the Clarks, Mrs. H B Jones visiting Boulton and Joe Newbound, Herbert Shimmel visiting in Flat Rock, and Roy Kress with Charles Fenby collecting Christmas trees from Lansing. It mentions a local wedding, sugar run wrap up, and social dinners with families such as Norman Shimmel, Dale, Fred Landers, and Thelma Van Buskirk.
Bernard Schofield spent Saturday night at home. A school bus had trouble Friday near Eisenhauer farm and assistance was sent to enable entry to town. Mrs. J H Timpe received a surprise visit from sister Mrs Ruth Waulkner and husband from Detroit and her mother Mrs Ryne. They left early Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mary Davison and children visited their parents Mr and Mrs L Finch Sunday evening. Homer Rodgers works on the old Bahddck place and plans to move there soon. Our long rainy spell of weather continues.
Elmer Tigner Ralph Thornton and Chas Grell of Flint spent Sunday at W Smedley s. Miss Virginia Smedley left Monday to work for Mrs Louis Gee during the holidays. Floyd Burston of Farwell spent Saturday with Lawrence Finch and they hunted rabbits. Mrs Elmer Schofield stayed Monday night at Geo Davison s to care for her ill granddaughter with bronchitis who is improving.
The Windover Sentinel extends season’s greetings to editors, staff, and readers. Town notes include visits by Ruth Harrington to Farwell for medical aid and hunters arriving from Detroit. The Windover school’s Christmas program is set for Friday at eight. The community enjoyed a Freeman town hall dance with a late lunch. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craine on their infant loss.
Beatrice Marie is welcomed as a pound girl born December 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tessman. Sick list includes the Art Sprague family and the Tessman family. Local social notes record visits by Tony Hoskey Fritz Vertner of Flint at Floyd Craine’s hunting trip and weekend gatherings with the Phannes and Grains families.
Bob Merritt calls on Richard and Will Phannes on Sunday. Families drop by J Phannes home Saturday. Chas Craine works on wood Thursday and Saturday. Floyd Craine mourns the loss of their baby. Albert Gruno and Nellie Van Blarcom visit J Phannes Saturday. Ila Van Blarcom, Bertha Tessman, Lawton Jesse party at high school Thursday. Ila Van Blarcom visits Herald Sprague Sunday evening. Winter hints and memories shared. Church program last Thursday night praised. Maitland Maybee of Weidman and Dr Johnston enjoy music and radio. Rev Whitney of Gladwin visits town. Peter Clair builds a new roof. Fred House visits Vernon. Otto House visits Howard House in Chesaning. Rennie Smith of Morley visits Lowerys. Edna Maybee visits cousin Bessie House. Morrison guests at Orrin First home. Della Hart works at Bicknell in Clare. Velma McKnight to lead Christmas Endeavor. George Balk from Houston, Illinois visits W. S. Sleight. Frank Daly and Lucille Pikins visiting Orrin First. Christmas plants advertised at Thurston’s.
Hatton H. Grewe visited Mt. Pleasant for a business trip on Monday. Magnus brothers swapped Holstein cattle for Jersey stock and their cream trades high. Durfee brothers aided Golden Glow yard prep for the stove. June Rose and mother from Harrison visited Golden Glow Sunday evening. A lighthearted soup invitation and a Christmas wish conclude this readers’ note.
Rosebush residents host and visit relatives across Michigan. Residents from Winn Ragret Mt Colorado and California join local families including the Thomp sons M J Keller Dunn and Lutz. Community members travel to Detroit Ann Arbor and Mt Pleasant for medical visits business and social events. A Center M H B church play and a Farmers meeting conclude the week.
An advertisement for a large old line life insurance company notes legal reserve strength and offers information. It invites readers to contact the local representative Stuart Bicknell for details and quotations.
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