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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
2
The Sentinel advertises mail rates and job printing options including single copies five cents per line and heading charges ten cents. It mentions probate notices and a request to ask Judge Dorsey for printing by The Sentinel with local mailing details and regional rates.
Battery owners are urged to rely on Exide expertise to test and extend life. The ad highlights durable batteries born of practical manufacturing experience and offers winter care guidance and storage services for stored vehicles.
Short notes record visits and family connections. Rickels visits relatives in Ohio while Clare Burgess in Detroit faces health concerns. Mrs McAlvey hosts Willing Workers meeting. Fordyce relatives spend holidays with Della Fordyce. Pleasant visits grandmother Ran som and other kin.
MANN Siding reports Joe Pfannes and Miss Bess Pfannes leaving for Flint January 2 seeking work. Dr. Reeder attended Emerson Burton's home New Year's Day as Mrs. Burton grew ill and improves. Harry Brockway Chas Heber resume walks. Neva McQuestion visited school Friday and stayed with Arlene Root. New neighbors Mr and Mrs Hexler of Flint join locals, along with Mr Lew Brown and Ira Root, in search of employment in Flint or Pontiac.
Ona Blain returned to Pontiac to work while Lewis Miller from Alma stays for winter with Harl Manns. Dorothy Gorr of Clare visited the Baker home and Mrs. Ama Lambertson hosted an all day Ladies meeting. A New Year dance drew a good crowd and plans for January 17th were noted subject to weather. Mr and Mrs L Brock welcomed a baby girl last Friday. Delbert Webster and Proud Lewis of Alma visited the Burns home.
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. Sowle last Thursday but bad weather kept many away. The next meeting will be at her residence to punish the president for her absence. Several residents and visitors travel for work and holiday visits including Joe Brown in Flint and Iva Clark from Sylvania Ohio.
Freeman Goodrich returns home from a month visiting Dowagiac and Paw Paw. School opens after a week’s vacation. Blanche Kieth’s factory damaged by fire. Frost town hall dance well attended. Martha Durham vacationing with parents in Glare. Miriam Hecker weekend with Late Woods. Lamb of Lake visiting sister Olin Cooper. Fred Clark hosts Christmas day for Edmond Woods, Olin Cooper, and Will Stanfield families. Idella Ashley leaves for Duricles to attend high school. Gerald Cooper of the 18 Marine Corps returns to Quantico for deployment to Borthl Rice. Mrs Milton Bridgman confined.
Partial OCR notes show families of Wm Goodrich Roy Cumming and Ar rringer gathering, with unclear relation and context. The fragment suggests a social or memorial reference, but details are unavailable due to damaged text.
The column lists residents' trips and plans including Clayton and Tim with items valued at a bob. It notes C D White and family at New Years, Ed Oberholtzer selling items, and Har ry Boucher and Victor Finch visiting Reed City. It mentions bad roads, cold weather, a county town hall event, a funeral, a fox hound, and a Saturday dance at R Gallery.
Moores Grossing School commences Wednesday in West Grant following a one week holiday recess. Roy Allen and family including his father Bert Allen and John Madison and family shared New Year dinner at Will Russell's in Hinkleville. Mrs Nora Allen with her sister Mrs Lee Utley and her young son visited in Saginaw. George Tiedeman Sr and family returned from Saginaw where he works, after an injured foot incident last week. Other local movements include Geo Wilkins, Roy Allen, John Madison on a Clare trip. Albert Barnum and wife visiting from Saginaw. Roy Powers and wife with daughter Virginia from Detroit. and Christmas gatherings with Will Russell, Nelson Tiedemann, Elmer and Bert Allen.
An old time ad promotes Cla tox a root and herb remedy for indigestion liver and bowel disorders. It claims quick relief for all ages without discomfort and urges readers to obtain it from Dr W Dunlop Medical Hall Clare Mich. Ady.
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