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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
2
In a snowbound village, a Child discovers Santa’s promises despite her parents plan to skip Christmas. The Man and Woman quarrel over gifts and truth, but a Spirit of Christmas helps the family rediscover joy as they prepare stockings and toys sent by relatives.
Kenneth Comer spends his vacation at home with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Dow. Mrs Davis remains very low. A local ad led a town resident to win a car in a drawing, but it proved to be a paper offer. Mr and Mrs K A Turner entertained their brother Glenn and wife from Sunfield Thursday night, returning Friday afternoon. Mrs Glenn Blystone and Mrs Hern Hines visited Glenn Porter last week. Mr and Mrs Herb Hines and Thur low Comer were Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs Glenn Blystone and family.
Southeast Sheridan residents share holiday time with family. Miss Vivian Sowle home two weeks. Albert Seaman and family visit Coleman relatives. clans attend Clare Baptist church program. Neighbors visit, drive new Ford cars, and mail carrier Harley Sowle celebrates a new Star.
A Merry Christmas and happy new year message leads the notes. Mt. Pleasant visitors include Bertha and her daughters Bernice and Rosella Pease. Mrs G Gibis celebrated a 1925 birthday with ice cream and cake.
Bert Green and family of Midland visited with Ernest Green and family of Brown Corners on Sunday. Mrs. Gene Burton shopped in Clare Friday. Mabel Heber has been sick a week. Dr. Lamb diagnosed liver trouble. Miss Wlessie Burton returned from Dover. Ira Root hosted his brother Otto and others from Detroit and Franklin township. Effie Green and daughter visited Mrs. Seb Pfannes. Alfred Varney stayed with Mrs. Emerson Burton. Mrs. Frank Campbell and others joined Ira Root’s family at Sunday visit. Grace Pfannes and brother went to Clare on business. Some youths attended a Loomis dance. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.
Sunday visits and family updates include Miss Beatrice Finch of Marion with Fern and Tom Hecker of Harrison. Belle and Flossie Walker host visitors from Iron Mountain. Mission meeting set for Melvin Haines on December 30. Kids of Geo Codling recover from scarlet fever. Gingery family and Jeasie Goodwin visit Leo McKimmey in Beaverton. Elias Haddix slowly recovering. FM church services Sunday with Sunday school at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30 plus Thursday prayer at 7 30. Rose Beckerts at Coots store in Gladwin during holidays. Wim Shaver family moved with Albert Tear Dover for winter. Sara Densmore works in a Clare store.
The Christmas pageant Gods Unspeakable Gift will be at Center church at 7:00 p m with early seating. Sunday December 27 services include a sermon I am Debtor and choir music plus announcement of the New Year candle light service.
Lake George residents plan a Xmas tree and program at the school house on Thursday with everyone welcome. The snippet notes social visits including Mrs Prank Manning returning from Bannister, BH R M Austin on business to Lidota, and local families at Mt Pleasant and Glare.
The Hinkleville school plans a Christmas tree and program at the school house Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Orin Smith enjoy radio programs after recent installations. Mrs Elmer Lackie has blood poisoning in a hand. Mrs Kraatz’s brother in Pontiac, working in Detroit, was injured by a passing car while changing a tire but is recovering. Little Maxine Hawking began school last Monday, her birthday was the day before.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and free sample packages. It touts cough and cold relief, hoarseness, kidney diuretic, and constipation pills and urges purchase through HB. A. Anderson.
An ad from Kirkpatrick's Drug Store promotes a classified liner next week for 120 amphore radio power batteries priced at 318.00, claiming quick results.
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