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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
2
The Sentinel lists a price of 2.50 per year to Canada and single copies at 5c each. It also states readiness to undertake all kinds of job printing.
Saginaw week page notes visitors including Wallic Merrttata and family at Temple. The Lead Berry and Lead Berry family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Theo dore Gupndermac and Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell of Cherry Hill visiting F Cosgrove household.
Residents recount weekend trips and visits across towns. Will Winningstorff works in Leotea and rode the train Saturday. Stanley Sage and Mr. Pringle of Farwell were boating nearby. Wilmont Graham and family toured to Harrison and back by car. Elmer Allen and kin from Marion visited relatives then returned Sunday.
An ad asserts no middlemen profits and good milling prices for wheat. It notes farmers get low wheat prices while buyers can purchase Clare's Home Milled Products with minimal extra costs, urging customers to ask their grocer.
Randall Payne Keebler and Mies Phelps of Farwell visited at Keebler's home Sunday. Alpheus Perry and family of Clare visited at the Hargraves' home. Ed Harney and Loretta Campean of Clare were seen in the vicinity. Henry Wentworth and wife of Rosebud visited parents' home. William Stephenson and family visited in Clare. Several sick children return to school as teachers treat them with fruit. Mrs. Escnenwick mourns a brother's death in Mt Pleasant. Louise Kurtz now attends high school in Clare. Try a classified liner next week for quick results.
Mrs Lawrence Mayhew and daughter Mildred hosted a party for 54 with dancing and cards. J A Bitler and family welcomed visitors from Gladwin and Midland. James McGuire and Lilah Price are listed as ill amid several birthday remembrances for J A Bitter and a celebration basket dinner ending at six.
North Arthur prayer Reeder visited Gerber's last Sunday and Mrs Gerber is recovering from diphtheria. Miss Gardow visited with her parents over the weekend. Ruth, Christine Ott and Bertha Gerber went to Detroit Friday to seek work. Mr and Mrs Balsiey greeted a newborn daughter via Flint telegram. Bert Bilsthorpe’s granddaughter’s birthday added cheer. Leitner infant ill but improving. Spencer family welcomed a baby boy born last Sunday night. Ben Carr and wife visited Clare to see sister Mrs Frank Pettibone over the weekend.
Local church did not meet Sunday night due to the pastor's illness. Several residents listed among the sick include Mrs. Wm Tretch Amoe Kleinhardt Andrew McNeil Rusger Alwood Earnest Cheater and others. Families travel and visit relatives over the weekend with multiple social mentions.
Herbert Six was discharged from Edgewood Maryland in the gap division and visited his parents Mr and Mrs Isiah Six before returning to KaiEaska his former home. Lawrence Robinette finished lumbering near Dover. The editor and family extend sympathy for a recent bereavement. A chair is left vacant.
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