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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
9
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Greenwood residents share visits and gatherings as William Webber and wife host a pleasant surprise. Many locals attend New Years events, meals, and dances, with numerous families mentioned. Illness and bereavement are touched on, and new neighbors are welcomed in the community.
Social items from Hinkville report visits by Eirza Armstrong and the Moline family in Surrey. Neighbors attend dances, potluck suppers and New Year gatherings as relatives travel between Clare Alma Howard City and Vernon. Two new boys join the Moline enrollment. several locals recover from illness and plan to return to school.
Neighbor visits and family news from Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns include hospital calls for Irwin Schutt and Jonah Ervin, visits by Fred Irvin and Marion Slentz, and the birth of a son to Herbert Varney named Robert Louis. Community events feature a large card party with prizes and a note about 46 meetings last year plus upcoming degree conferrals for several residents.
Mr and Mrs Corl Sprague and Harold of Clare visited the tatters wife last week. Floyd Craine and Avin Craine sought a gasoline engine for their use. Miss Helen Thomas returned home to Bristol after school vacation. Families note school reconvened after a two week break. Fishing dominates chatter as residents resume routines.
Delmer Thayer joined Harrison on the board of Supervisors last week. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ben Sharpe in Marion. Clinton Foster and family visited his parents M. C. Foster and wife. Farmers’ Club met at the town hall with a all day session on New Year’s Day, serving dinner to sixty six. Mrs Elmer Wheeler visited Mrs John Sutton on Saturday. Walter Apsey and Joe moved to Flint. Jimmie Dunn returned home from Ann Arbor hospital.
Mrs Reginald Mackbride visits Saginaw with relatives while news of a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Maynard Grassmeyer names Patricia Elaine. Guests include F Gay of St Johns J R Pennell and others from Lansing at John C Densmore's. Henry Urbain visits Sheridan Center. Henry Fancon family hosts.
During January the team harness oiling is offered for $1.50 to save 50 cents. The ad promises better service in January than in March due to fewer orders. Each $1 in trade includes a theatre ticket, promoting longer wear and better fit and appearance.
Michigan farmers increasingly seek landscape improvements for farms and homes with shrubs and flowers. Extension specialist O. T. Gregg has planted at 37 sites, conducted illustrated lectures in 73 communities drawing 5 162 attendees, and organized tours of model farm plantings. Planning emphasizes native perennials, cost efficiency, and improving farmyard aesthetics.
A doctor’s prescription Thoxine claims to stop night coughs within 15 minutes by acting on the internal cause. It promises no harmful drugs, pleasant taste, safe for all ages, with a money back guarantee and bottles priced 35c 60c and 1.00. Sold by Kirkpatrick's Drug Store and others.
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