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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
7
Michigan and U S Canada yearly rates set at 61.60 per year to pointe in includes 2.00 to other and 2.50 to Canada Single copies priced at 5 cents Liners and reading notices in locals charged at 100 per line as fillers 5 cents per line with heading 10 cents extra
Grant McLane and Theos Maltby Jr. corresponded to Farwell on Tuesday of last week. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Brown on Wednesday January 25. A Fahnestock to Farwell on Thursday of last week. Mrs Eva Austin ill with Lagrippe but improving. Grace Austin visited from Clare to care for her. Mr and Mrs BR Scott of Gilmore visited on Sunday with brother Jack and family.
J D Hareh of Merrice spent several days visiting relatives there. Willard Smith travels to Clere Saturday. Mrs John Nunn on the fault list. Mr and Mrs H Varney rent the A DeHart farm for the coming season. Word came Friday of the death of A DeHart of Mt Pleasant, formerly of this place.
A sizable audience gathered for Sunday evening services in COLONVILLE with plans to see large crowds each night. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives, including Mrs. Sam Liechti hosting her mother from Wise and Frank Cotton spending time with his mother OC H Cotton.
South Sheridan residents share health updates as Mrs Langin resumes home life and several neighbors battle colds. A son named William Henry Denker is born to Ted and family. Local visits include Elder Milberry and others, with a birthday party for W Denker at Howard Cotton’s home and various family gatherings noted.
A reception for Mr and Mrs Ray Clark at Mr and Mrs Matthew Qolosky’s drew about 35 guests with lunch and dancing. Mr and Mrs Harry Isanhart visited from near Ewart. Clinton Sloan wed Violet Williams last Monday. Frank White of Weidman works a saw mill on Ivan Gibba this winter. A daughter named Elien Adeline was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Brown last Thursday.
The community reports typhoid fever affecting Rev. 8. 3. Potter and his wife with wishes for rapid recovery. Several students are absent from school due to illness. Visitors include Homer Satison and family with Mrs A Alwood. Attendees at a distant funeral include Ernest Wallace Dr. of South Lyons and Viva Wallace of Detroit.
Friends and relatives gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate David Funewells fifty second birthday with carols and music. Supper followed, and guests left in the early morning hours. Zoe Little was hospitalized Saturday in Alma with a serious case. Albert Mitchell and wife of Beaverton attended the funeral of their brother in law John Marceilles. The Rebekahs brought baskets Thursday to Gilbert Bouchbays for an evening of music and cards. Mrs Clint Commina of Mt. Pleasant visited Saturday for the funeral of her uncle buried Sunday.
Mary Boret and Mrs Mans of Lake George visited Thursday with Mrs A Lambertson. The Lambertsons and E Beard hosted Sunday visitors at Oscar Dellinge home in Windover. R Cowles and family spent Sunday with B Sparka of Moores Crossing. Several Lake George residents joined A Lambertson and others for a large High dinner at E McQuestion’s. Lewia Lambert caught fish. F Williams left Wednesday to visit parents A Wentworth of West Grant. Henry Prentisa of Lake George called on A Lambertson Thursday. A Eube and son of Lake George and Carl Bringeld of Greenwood visited Wm Eube Sunday. Frank Williams attended Grange at Greenwood Thursday. Er Calkins and family visited J Calkims at Lake George Sunday. R Cowles called at Seymour home in Hatten Monday.
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