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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
8
An advertise fragment hints at a sale offering chairs priced around 15 dollars with mentions of workers and bold promotion. The wording is incomplete, but the gist points to a promotional event featuring seating and labor crews.
Our stock covers all you need and urges buyers to purchase nuts and daily fresh roasted peanuts. The peanuts are priced at 15v per pound in a special offer to save time and money.
The bulletin notes a community tree at the Gleaner with a Friday night gathering on December 16. Participants Sante, Alma Bellinger, Mire Boughton and others were mentioned. families like Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott Jr welcomed a new baby on December 7.
Mr and Mrs Peau Gebrka announce the birth of a son named Charles Herman Jonson born Saturday December 17. Bowler children are recovering from chicken pox. Albert Garshaw visited August Heuschie Sunday. Mrs William Bowler visited the Gebrke home Saturday. Louise Kurtz works as clerk at Mertz Bidwell and Co store in Clere.
Mrs J M Thompson traveled to Grand Ledge returning home Saturday with her father for the winter. Evelyn Acreend, daughter of Mrs John Acreend of the Grand, stayed Friday with sister Mrs Mack Leith. Elder Headerish visited this week as well. The Christmas Eve program started at eight sharp with all invited. Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs J Miser.
Mr and Mrs Frank Burch and family spent Sunday at Mt Pleasant. Mrs Leo Nixon and daughter Aneta visited with her parents Mr and Mrs James Taylor. A party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Babcock was well attended and a good time was had. Wayne Walters of Grant spent a few days with his grandmother Mrs D Walters. Miss Leona Rauesel returned to school Monday after a weekend at home.
Local notes celebrate the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freed with warm family remarks. Mentions of Myrie Hainesie in Battie Creek and Davie visiting parents accompany brief social notices and expressions of sympathy for the Mizer family over a loss.
Geo. Scott of Lake calls a Thureday. Mrs. Frank Cosgrove a Claroe ecalier Thaoreday. Arlo Carpenter and grandson Howard of Cherry Hill on business Thaoreday. Karl Wiczeman moved into Frank Cosgrove’s vacated cabin. Martha Arnold of Clare wintering with her daughter Mrs. Cosgrove. Frank Cosgrove shipped a Christmas tree to Clare for Tony Achiara for the Community Christmas tree.
Marjorie Graham Gilmore, a teacher at the Casa, prepares Christ as program for Friday afternoon. Christmas Eve services and church events are announced. Proceeds from the December 9 church sale and supper exceeded 22. Mrs. Bam Nichole and family visited Floyd Burgess near Rosebash. Wm. Tanner to finish securetera this week. Lakin Fordyce plans for Fordyce Reunion on Christmas Day. Officers installed include Chief Gisaeer John Laverty and others at a December 9 meeting.
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