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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
7
Floyd Kirkpatrick at Every Inch Drug Store promotes DeWitts Vaporizing Balm for cold symptoms including nasal catarrh and chest congestion with a 35c price point. The ad brands it as double duty relief for everyday illnesses.
State brief notes Hillsdale M iss Maude Corbett of North Adams has accepted general secretary of the YY Y W G A in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. She sails February 7. a Hillsdale College graduate she served overseas in World War I.
Grover Lytle planned a trip to Gladwin on Monday and Dorothy Lytle spent Tuesday night with Lottie Peters. Grover Lytle stayed with his daughter Mrs Hilda Lutzi in Harrison on Tuesday night. Hid Litwiller William Miller and Monroe Holdermann started for Gladwin Friday but turned back at McKenna's store due to bad roads. Lydia Wesenberg visited Harrison for several days with Hilda Lutzi who remains on the sick list. Guerdon Ackerman is able to be up part of the time. We are glad to report and that roads were plowed clear Saturday afternoon. Lloyd Brooks of Franklin was a caller Saturday evening.
The Myer corners area reports a snow storm blocking roads hindering mail delivery. Several villagers are mentioned including Mrs. B Storms ill with flu and Beatrice Myers visiting from Flint. PF M Myers and Pearl Myers from Mt. Pleasant visited, while a funeral for Herbert Myers and his wife was missed due to road conditions.
The local note reports mail service navigating bad weather with possible missed deliveries. O Somers and daughter Mabel Dillon are sick. Liddell children were home sick all last week. Mrs. Thornton and Sanford family visited R Signer, and the Davisons visited L Finch and Milton Dayt on Sunday.
Elmer Schofield Jr runs the school sled team to move children along Maple Grove road until bus routes reopen. A pattern for his sleigh box top is offered at a low price for anyone planning a trip north. A photo of the sleigh is hoped for.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Coyne traveled to Bay City on business last Tuesday. John Y Johnston drives a new Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs Mike J Keller of Delwin visited Mr and Mrs Melvin M Hovey last Sunday. Archie Muma works in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Alfred Curtis has been ill but is improving. Edward Holly returned to Belmont last Saturday after visiting his parents two months. Lee Johnson attends the Detroit auto show for a few days. Relatives gathered at William Graham’s last Saturday to celebrate his birthday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Throop and daughter Yvonne were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Moyes last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson visited at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs William Thompson, last Sunday. Mrs Charles Nelson of Midland is improved after a week of illness.
Readers note a grim start to 1923 with January's harsh progression and Illinois Indiana tornado recalls. Mrs Grewe and family visited the White couple while Mr Murry of Saginaw and Smith spent the weekend with Mrs Percy Durfee.
A birth announcement from Detroit records the arrival of a baby to Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hamlin on December 19. Congratulations go to the family including grandparents, with extra praise for Earl Town in Farwell who dined with and stayed with the Durfee household.
For nine years gas ruined her sleep and caused restlessness and nerves. Adlerika acts on both upper and lower areas to remove old waste and relieve gas so you can eat and sleep well. Endorsed by H A Anderdon druggist.
An archival ad urges readers to try Zerbet Cold Cap Stiles to relieve coughs and eliminate cola residue, featuring Floyd Kirkpatrick and the Every incu a Drug Store chain in a promotional copy.
Durable 45 volt double duty B batteries priced at 3 25 each are available at Anderson’s store. Local shoppers report good durability and steady stock for household use.
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