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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
8
A brief note from Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co. editor Clyde Laur expressing sympathy for February, acknowledging the month is short and reflecting a local agricultural publication tone.
Clare faces the Osceola County Herald noted visitors February 18 as Coach Finch brings his squad to Reed City for a bang up game. A fire at Marion Produce Co on January 23 caused heavy damage. Spark from a locomotive is blamed. Journal mentions court jurors from Vernon and Wise townships and the February Osceola County Circuit term at Hersey opening February 1 with twenty cases. Byatt Exchange guests Reed City Community club banquet at Hotel King to discuss moving county seat to Reed City.
Prices listed for cattle calves hogs and grain in Buffalo market with shipments dated January 23 and February 6 and 7. Figures show calves heavy variety and hogs scarce with multiple price points from $3.59 to $36.00 per hundredweight and other values.
Reminiscences mention forty four year papers and workers. James Brown shifts to the jewelry department at Dunlop's drug store. The King’s Daughters meet at Mrs A H Fox’s home Sept 1. David McPhail travels to Saginaw and Detroit, plans Macomb county visit. George Warren, known as McGinty, involved in a domestic assault. fined 56 dollars and sent to Detroit for 90 days. Henry Orr suffers a fall near Maple street by a B and P M track, dislocating a heel and injuring ligaments. doctors Maynard and Sanford treat him at home.
In opening remarks the speaker urged Heart and Reed City to aid one another, noting they represent eastern and western portions of the county. He expressed a desire that the spirit of friendliness now existing between them might continue.
Classified liner promotes our line of hosiery with a cue to see Style 7Bhopne and a teaser for next week.
Clare notes report society meetings and social happenings. The Clare Delphian Society meets February 8 with Mrs Lettie Graves. The Guild, Ladies Aid, Ladies Union, and King’s Daughters plan gatherings at local churches and homes. Local visits include Kyle McKinnon of Detroit and Mrs Forest Guest of Lansing.
The club and school discuss three types of tests used in the army to assign roles. Mr Gumser plans an intelligence test for seniors and juniors with confidential results. Members draw numbers. results will be published in this week’s Sentinel. The club will meet Tuesday February 9 with Mrs Asline replacing Mrs Anderson.
WANTED To meet you at the oyster supper Friday night at the Baptist church. Price per supper 60c. OUR DOORS are now open to the farmers for your cream eggs and poultry at the Shoup creamery building opposite the City Mills. Open all the time Call and see us Anderson Sass Creamery Co Gladwin and Detroit Marvin Wilson Clara Mer lt Faeee ee ee MALE HELP WANTED Take orders for coffee sugar flour meats canned goods staple groceries also paints radio sets tires auto and tractor oils No capital of bond required We deliver and collect Permanent Business Big pay Write at once Hitchcock Hill Co Dept G Chicago
Toni Moore the Irish poet rose from obscurity as a grocer with a plain appearance to craft a ballad that endures as a musical gem. The brief note lauds his unlikely rise and lasting artistic impact.
A Pathfinder Magazine note explains the black ox as a symbol tied to misfortune and sorrow. It says the ox was sacrificed to Pluto, likened to white being for Jupiter, and that to have the black ox tread on one's foot signifies being visited by death or knowing sorrow.
A Wednesday night dance at Loomis begins on December sixteenth with music by Qladwinn County Foot Warriors.
First semester marks listed for Calihan Lucile Cosgrove Katheryn Hauge Helen Jackson Robert Kidder Allan King Ida Mae Lister Grace Van Dyne Evelyn Schoonover Devers Haller Catherine Kidder Altha Kratz Vera Leis Albert McKinnon Bernice Shull Rollin Ulrich Lala Ackerman Dave Davy Reva Elden Mary Groves Bernice Groves Betty Holbrook Donald Horton Marion Holmes Vernie Jordan Ruby King Winifred Osborne Kathleen Shull Lowell Thompson Laura Alten Rexford Callihan Ruth Johnson H B Mount June Nivison Gerald Sage Bila Shull Ruth Scheeffer Lowell Tupper Vera Van Dyné Edwina Wahi Eighth Grade Honor Roll Greer Francis Gallagher Byron Horton Thomas Hochstetler Wilma Rodapaugh Myrtie Wasson Phyllis The Seventh Grade penmanship class recognizes Fern High ten Ruth Schaaf Mildred Stirling Frances Koch Dexter Elden Roland Comer Margaret Doherty Theodore Bergy Ethel Gleason Edward VanDyne Donald Cobleigh Donald McKinnon Jane Casner Annabelle Horton Lydia Jerred Mary McKeever Edward Van Dyne absent sick. Latin Club forms to study Roman Life with 28 members. Fourth Grade Elizabeth Feighner absent eye trouble. First Grade notes include attendance leaders and perfect attendance. The Style Shoppe advertises hosiery from $1.00.
A quirky ad notes snoring as a puzzle and shifts to a product pitch. It promotes Coleman Lamps or lanterns as a nighttime relief, priced from 7.25 to 8.25 dollars, hoping to make nights more pleasant for households with a loud sleeper.
The Egyptians attained skitty music and possessed instruments including the harp the pipe the sultan trumpet and drum. The trumpet and drum inspired the Egyptian soldier on the march.
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