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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
7
locals offered liners at 20c per line and fillers at 5c per line with a 10c heading. Friends of The Sentinel request Judge Dorsey to arrange printing by The Clare Sentinel for probate notices to be published.
Mayor Thompson presided as roll call noted present Aldermen Brown Chaffee Holmes Jennings Walker with Mason absent. Minutes approved. A resolution to transfer 500 from contingency to sinking fund to pay October 1 1926 bonds carried. City to pay Alert Pipe Supply Co 700 and purchase a 40 typewriter for 40. Ordinance 124 adopted. Bills listed for claims committee approval and numerous hours charged for labor and services. Meeting adjourned with signatures of Mayor L H Thompson and City Clerk Alex McKinnon.
The fragment notes Arthur and family spending Sunday with Roy Gordon. Mrs Dewey Bruner appears on the strike list. Mention of school closing for two weeks vacation and plans for Detroit departure Thursday. Also references Mr and Mrs Nathan Bigknell spending Saturday night and Sunday at a cabin.
The Arthur Center paper sends holiday wishes to Sentinel readers. It notes Mrs Ralph Skull’s improving health and extends condolences to the families of James Orvis and Noah Mark. Announcement of upcoming Ladies Union meeting January 6 at the town hall invites all members and families for a morning potluck and comforter project.
Mr. and Mrs. Horton arrived from Flint to spend the holidays with Robi Hutchinson family. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Mott and children visited as did Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and family. Rev Barbour closed a Colonville revival and plans to return in two years. Geo Hutchinson dined with Robi's family. D. Comer and wife will move to Flint, leaving Hatton township friends with good wishes for Christmas and New Year.
East Lincoln reports Fred Musall and son Elmer visiting Wm. Kube on Monday. Clare visitors included D Dunkle, W Kube and daughter Marguerite, C W Sprague and son Ernest, H Heintzelzson and son Pearl, E McQuestion and son Harold, Sylvia Ford, Frank Nash and Delmar Sprague. Arla and Lola Cowles visited Mrs Henry Wellman of Lake George. Weekend guests at Hdd McQuestion’s home were Jess Sturges and son Eddie and Merril McQuestion from Detroit. Mail carrier Miles Darling is back to driving after two weeks with a snowmobile. School districts No. 3 and 4 of Lincoln will unite their programs and hold them at Mud Lake school house Thursday evening December 28.
Mrs Val Empey visits Bay City for weekend hospital stay with Mr Empey and expected to return home soon. Mrs Elmer Clute and daughter Ellen of Harrison dine with Jay Clute. Hazel Bodkins of Sherman spends weekend at home. Snow ploughing improves roads. Beaty threshing beans and Paul Slater shredding corn. Christmas wishes and note of Rev Barbour's three week Findlay meeting. several souls convert. Thanks expressed to Hagle and Him Grove neighbors for support. Sunday preaching and Sunday School at 10:80 am. all welcome.
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