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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
7
In a tense confrontation at the bed, Roberta rejects Jack's pact and realigns with Sir George. With a forged NJ marriage license exposed, Jack's bluff collapses as Roberta seeks lawful protection and a genuine future. Sir George offers steadfast support amid accusations and danger.
Roberta faces pressure from Sir George and Judge Arlett as Jack MacBeth is pressed to sign a certificate. The plan aims to expose a blackmail scheme linked to a payroll theft, with themes of love, loyalty, and danger surrounding the island. The dialogue reveals emotional tension and a push toward a decisive action.
Sir Robert MacBeth frets over Roberta and Sir George missing after a distant fire. Guests from New York discuss crossing the river at Bridgetown, while Roberta helps Sir George from their car. The couple share a quiet, anxious ride home as Aggy looming. Concluded next week.
Mr and Mrs Don Malcomnson and family visited the former's parents in Prindenville. The community mourns the death of Wm Hutchinson who died after a heart attack during a trip home from Alma. Sympathy extended to his wife and relatives. Walter Knight returns from a Canada wedding trip. Ross Keith from Fiat. Eber Wilcox visits Glenn Stanfield.
Local notes from Mt. Pleasant report students returning to Central State Teachers College after holidays. Several residents including Mrs Kinne and Mrs Hale are mentioned with illnesses and visits to professionals. New Year gatherings feature a pot luck supper and sewing plans, plus school openings at Hardwood Myers and Brush College. Attendance at Sunday School rose to 46 with 98 cents collected.
The Willing Workers Aid Society held its December meeting on New Years Day and elected officers for the year: Pres Lily Graham Vice Pres Min Fordyce Secretary Bess Glass Treasurer Elsia Wood Flower Committee Hila Robison. Proceeds exceeded fifteen dollars.
Clark Chapman and wife and baby of Lansing spent the weekend with his parents Bert and Mrs Chapman. Henry Reynolds and wife have flu and are recovering. John Madison and wife returned from Ann Arbor and Detroit where they visited during Christmas week. Delbert Fish of Ann Arbor is their son-in-law who brought them home. Everette Chapman returned to Flint after spending the week with his parents. Roy Allen Walter Smith and family and Mervin Cody of Farwell visited Albert Madison. Maxine and James of Warrel visited Geneva Gertrude and Gerald Tiedeman from Friday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Baird are ill with flu.
Mrs W F Finch was a Lake caller last Friday. George Scott and H B Laker of Lake were in Windover last week. Mr and Mrs Tony Achard entertained for Sunday dinner, her father John Jackson and Frank Jackson, Mrs Ethel Schlegel and son of Clare. Mr and Mrs Willig Lee and daughter of Brinton visited Burns. Thos Cook and son Clarence were Windover callers Friday. School resumed after two weeks vacation. Roy Cook of Lake hauled gravel for the new road in West Freeman. Mrs V P Finch and children, Mrs Frank Holmes and Raymond attended the show at Clare Priday.
Elm Grove faces a flurry of social visits as Mr and Mrs H A Bradley host their Ohio relatives. Walter Penny returns from Detroit as others share New Year greetings with relatives in Rosebush Weidman and Farwell. The Sunday School time is moved to 11.00 am with evening services and a 7 30 devotional and 8 00 preaching hour.
A historical ad claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels to relieve gas sour stomach and headaches. It touts water and two meals daily plus Adlerika as a daily routine, citing H A Anderson a local druggist and C DeForest as endorsers.
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