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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
5
Rates for Clare newspaper ads and notices listed with per year and per line pricing. Includes obituary and probate notices, display ads by application, and job printing services. Local readers urged to publish probate notices through The Clare Sentinel.
For sale items include a fresh cow with calf by her side listed by O J Alger in rural route 1. Another ad offers two stacks of hay by Fred Huber west of Clare on M 10. Additional notices include 14 ewe lambs for sale by Chas David in R 6 and a dry hard wood inquiry through John King. Also offered is a young team four and a half years old weighing about 3000 and a young cow due May 1st by H J Kaul phone 226F3. A large listing: 200 young coarse wool ewes and 500 ewe lambs priced right by Robert Shull one mile east of Cornwell ranch phone 57F24. Also 13 ewes and a black faced buck by GH Shimmell two miles north of Greenwood town hall.
A list of students across Kindergarten through Eighth Grade marked for perfect attendance. The names span Betty Bruce to Elleanos Gerow with numerous classmates in each grade. Institutions and districts unspecified in the readable text.
An assortment of illness updates and social visits fill a community page. The Moyes family and pastor Della Hart face flu and illness, while Edna Morrison, Faith Johnston, and Nellie Willey are mentioned among several who spent time with relatives or traveled to Port land or Chicago. Church elections, social events, and upcoming Florida travel by the Hess and Campbell families are also noted.
реклам announcement notes a Freshman all electric radio complete with tubes and speaker offered for 112.75 dollars at Anderson's.
A brief advert-like notice from P. F. Creguet at 4th Street offering shoe repairs and heel patches. The fragment mentions mending, building up heels, and saving soles as a service.
Southwest Gilmore area notes celebrate a Christmas Eve program at the Church of Christ led by Mrs Hulah McAlvey and a play by Mrs Bernice Cooks school. Santa Claus helped with gifts. Dr Tindle spoke Christmas night in Mt Pleasant. Local families and visitors from Henderson Vernon Port Huron and Saginaw join in holiday gatherings. The Willing Workers Aid elected officers as listed.
Time to buy Worsted Suitings now featuring small checks and diagonal weaves in dark wool dress fabrics. Available in 36 and 88 inch widths with 89 variations. Hormer’s value picks highlighted at $1.
Fred Fisch buzzed wood for L. May hew while L. May hew hosted Christmas visits from Mr and Mrs R Rose and family of Flint. The scribe thanks editors for the pretty calendar. Several families report flu as Mr and Mrs James McGuire and children holidayed at A Mitchell's. The Price family from Flint also spent Christmas at Herseville.
Mrs. Bessie Walters spent Friday afternoon in Clare. Tillie Lloyd and sons Cecil and Carl returned home from Pontiac Saturday evening. Glen also spent the weekend at home. Jack Emerson sold hay to C A Kleman and is delivering it. Sam Henderson and Mr Shores are nearly sick with bad colds. Mr and Mrs R Jackson enjoy a visit from their daughters and family in the south part of state. Mrs Alger called on Mrs Bessie Perry in Clare Thursday. James Brady son Billie and daughter Geneveah of High Point Lake visited cousins Mr and Mrs O J Alger Saturday afternoon.
MAPLE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lay of Ann Arbor visited his parents Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm MecGoogan visited in this vicinity Monday. Virginia Eva and Earl Smedley are sick with flu. Louis Binch and family spent Christmas with their daughter in Farwell. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Davison and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Herschel Reiss and son of Rosebush spent Christmas with the Schofield family.
Louis Finch will go to Clare Monday. Mrs Wimer Schofield and daughter Genevieve will visit Clare Monday. Inman and Herschel Schaar spent time with their father earlier in the week. Wm Wiggins and son Wilbur hunted rabbits with BE Schofield Monday. John Carpenter and several men with teams gravel the road south of John Halstead’s on the town line.
Social notes recount Christmas visits among Hatton and Clare residents including Mr. and Mrs. Durfee Ms. Magnus and families, and Mr. and Mrs. Trumble. Erma Barr from Grand Rapids spent the weekend with Durfee relatives. A New Year’s joke on married life ends with a playful quip about permanent waves and safety pins.
Residents and visitors conduct fishing trips hunting hauls and social gatherings as winter routines prevail. Reports mention illnesses flu and cold recoveries while guests travel to nearby Clare Farwell Marion and Harrison for errands and entertainment.
Mr Turner received word from his wife's Ohio doctor last week claiming she had a condition and that he should bring her back.
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