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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
7
WFW Lloyd Kirkpatrick sells and guarantees Atwater-Kent radios in Clare and Clare County. Every Inch a Drug Store ad copy promotes wide availability and trust in home radio sets.
Fragments from a local page mention Jim Vanhausen and Mrs Gunther, illness confining Ralph Eaton, Sprague at home, Floyd and Craine family visits, and concerns about high rents and food costs. A Santa Cruz trip by Joslin and Hitch cock family through western Canada is described, noting bears on Vancouver Island and return to Santa Cruz. Talk of crop bumper years and fuel use for corn in western states appears amid miscellany.
John son of B L Silver lies critically ill with flu while the W S Silver family also sick. Clarence Wegenberg visited Johns home last Monday. Several residents from Harrison Pontiac and nearby are reported ill with the flu and school starts with few scholars. Grover Lytle improves and Mr Mrs G W Bailey visit near Pontiac. writer concedes limited news due to widespread sickness.
Basil Baker and friend from Lansing hunted rab bits in cold weather with few rabbits. Lester Fawley and wife traveled to Clare on business. Don Luce planned a trip to Farwell. Sherman brothers from Farwell helped pull cars from snow. Rube Beehler returned from Owosso and Ruben planned a Saturday visit. Genevieve Schofield, Farwell teacher, visited the Luces. Arleigh Schofield and Chester Mills aided with ice. Ann Arbor trains faced delays due to snow. James Wellman visited Cranberry Lake. James Luce and Charles Calkins fished without luck. walking aided by frigid conditions.
The week featured visits between residents and relatives with Alice Jane joining for a few weeks. Local students and players from Chicago College and Harrison city teams competed in basketball. Jerry Larson was found wandering, declared mentally unwell, and sent to the county farm. School reopened with staff changes and new duties at the court house as officials plowed Winterfield road amid blowing snow.
Saginaw resident Hatton and Smith visited Percy Duriée and family. Mr Bogue recovers from a severe flu bout. C W Sprague continues hay hauling despite storms near Dover Hol. Magnus visited E White on Thursday. Weather impacts lambing as Whit¢ enlarges his flock. congratulations to a young couple the Browns.
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