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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
7
American Magazine notes two twenty year old women in a feature about young intelligence rising, contrasting with a claim that no man under thirty matches their early prowess.
A grim, paraphrased biblical reflection describes the dog as a hound that always hunts and remains hungry. It notes that when the hound is heard, it signals danger or misfortune. The text frames northern or southern sensibilities with a stark moral tone.
Saturday sale items include 25 lb bags cane sugar for 1.59. Brooms 75 cents each, oats 49 cents per package, NBC butter crackers 29 cents per box, NBC soda crackers price shown. Various canned beans 19 cents, Quick Naptha flakes 25 cents, Nu Nap free with package. Heinz spaghetti 15 cents per can, catsup 21 cents per bottle, dill pickles 22 cents per jar, Figaro smoke salt 95 cents per large can.
Mrs Jennie Mans of Belding visits Sam McGoogan over the weekend. Mrs John Halstead ill with eczema two weeks. John Tiedeman travels to Lansing for five week visit with daughter Mrs Guy Perry. Davison at Milton’s, Velma Schofield dines with Lou Finch family. Cecil Davison returns to Flint Thursday. Bernard Schofield meets sister at Reed City amid quarantined family. Milton Davison reports work, deen and snow. Lou Finch visits daughter Lena in Farwell. Lloyd Close of Saginaw visits Pearl Tryons. No school this week teachers ill. Don Luce to Clare. Cruger the Flint candy man here Friday. Hiner Kress to Flint for new employment. Yuce family returns to Warwel for schooling. Deiling buys wood at Achard ranch. Jennie Silaver hires Glenn Harris for funeral. Don Luce to cut ice at Farwell. Newman and Wolf hunt foxes this week.
A New Year gathering celebrated at the Secrete home with Mrs. Ripenburg hosting. Neighbors gifted a dish set and a bell was rung that night. Local visits include Jerome Frees on Axford farm and Mrs. Gibbs staying in Clare with daughter Marie Lockwood.
West Grant area residents share Christmas visits and festivities. A school Christmas tree event drew a large crowd with praise for teachers pupils and Santa. Families from Flint Rosebush and Beaverton enjoyed dinners and gatherings at relatives homes during the holiday.
Chris Green leading his sister to Midland and North Bradley during a holiday trip seeks employment for Basil and Noel Williams in Pontiac on Monday. Mr and Mrs A B Williams and sons Noel Romayne and daughter Maxine visited relatives at Midland and North Bradley Thursday to reconnect.
A holiday filled update from Arthur Center notes a Christmas Eve program by local children and a warm return to Flint after holidays with parents in Arthur Township and Grant Township. Family visits span many homes including Shulls, Orvis, Hale, Roller, and Athey, with several dinners shared and neighbors catching up during the season.
Hatton notes Christmas is over and thanks Clare Sentinel for its pretty calendar which is described as beautiful and well made.
A 1928 community roundup notes New Year jokes and resolutions amid family gatherings and church meetings. It lists neighbors and their visits from Saginaw to St Louis, with social events at the First and Willey homes and updates on health, travel, and local pursuits.
Leroy V. M. Whitney voices weekly schedule at Rosebush church with services at 8:45 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and an evening 7:00 p.m. gathering in January as the article outlines church activities and planning.
Billy Hemstreet reports no work as he returns home last week. Miss Bernice of Otisville visits for holidays. Miss Julia Branigan and cousin from Chicago visit during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Walters celebrate with Geo Walters family. Many attend the Dover Christmas program. Families from St Louis and Clare join gatherings at local homes.
Lillian Billgren and her father have bought the McLeod cottage and moved in last week. Claud Taylor from near Charlotte Eaton County moved Henry Willman and family to the same area. Rex Allen of Owosso, an amateur boxer, is visiting for a few days. Ben Henry's father went to Ohio Sunday for a hearing.
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