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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
2
An experienced instrument maker unveils the Superspeaker a 26 inch tall five pound loudspeaker claiming richer tone wider volume and better timbre than headset setups or tin horns. It features a purpose built horn and adjustable output to match room size and radio network limits with a guarantee of up to 40 percent better speaking results than rivals.
The Clare County Probate Court in Harri dton holds a February 29 1924 hearing on Cleota Jordan petitioning for license to mortgage W M Jordan estate real estate. Interested parties must appear and show cause why license should not be granted. notice published in Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Mary Lake Spent visited Farwell while John Sears and Dean Smith were Clare Gallers last Saturday. The mail was delayed due to snow drifts. Ladies Aid meets February 28 at Alice Prentess’s Lake George home. Ray returned to Saginaw. C H Smith left for Owosso. Mrs C H Smith hosted friends for Mr Smith’s birthday with visiting and music. they received a decorative plate.
Mrs Dan Coyne improves at home Geo Hess of Ohio visits brother Wm Hess Bertha Moore returns to Coleman after assisting in the telephone office Mrs Heslop back from Detroit Mrs Richard Curtis of Sand Point Idaho visits the Alfred Curtis family Ladies Club meets at Mr and Mrs Wm Prouts sleigh ride and program Dr Johnson ill Mrs Loren Coyne slightly better Mrs Stella Sleight able to be active again
Miss Anna Grover was home over Sunday. John Mitchel spent this week with his mother. Mrs Gordon Ripenburg Lawrence Gibis left Saturday for Saginaw. Miss Helen Gibis was home over the snow. Our teacher Miss Gorr went home due to bad weather and there has been no school this week. Much snow keeps cars away and everyone shovels daily. Mrs P Ripenburg has been quite sick since Christmas.
Roads remain poor due to recent storms delaying trains and mail. Dell Green and Chas Heber traveled from Flint for the weekend, with Green's family receiving updates on ailing relatives, while Miss Daisy Hileman moved to Clare to care for ill parents. Several locals visited Harrison and Clare, and trips from Pontiac brought families for brief visits despite travel disruptions.
Friday events and visits across Vernon and surrounding towns include Joe Stevens on Harrison business, Clare residents visiting Mrs Maud Parish for prayer meeting, and C A Gaddy of West Grant visiting daughter Mrs Merlin Rogers. Local tales mention Ms Florence Stough returning from Lansing, Mrs J C Ties visiting Clarence, and Rexall birthday sale at Andersons ending Saturday.
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