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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
12
Mrs. Geo. Dhcaire of Flint Michigan says neck reduced 5 inches after using Sorbol-Quadruple and offers to share treatment details. Readers may write Box 358 Mechanicsburg Ohio or visit Kirkpatrick's drug store for names of other successful users.
Miss Iva Bellinger suffered a sudden attack of appendicitis and was taken to Bay City for surgery with her mother and Mrs. W. F. Clute. John Horn of Saginaw died after illness. funeral held at M B church in Clare. Wesley Horn, longtime resident, died and was buried in Cherry Grove. Others report milder ailments, weather, and routine visits.
A string of small town items from North Arthur reports many people sick with colds and recounts minor visits. Clarence Gleason spent the weekend with his parents in Harrison. Mrs. Balsley visited Mrs. Beeker last Saturday afternoon. Gunner Broberg hauled wood for Frank Myers to Kennedy ranch and then to Lansing for Holmes Kennedy. Last Wednesday was the coldest day of the winter at 16 below zero. Mr. Baleley went to Harrison for coal. John Olds returns from Mr. Haines and plans to resume school at the Baseley. Clare Coulter of Brown is seen along the street with a couple of wig hints, some garbled text follows.
A reader panel discusses local graft concerns and price contrasts from the Detroit daily. Tax collection is praised for Tony Freed, while Hatton township leads in levies. Community efforts include a Ladies Aid fundraiser and a church dinner resulting in about seven dollars net. The piece contrasts newspaper quality between Detroit papers and Clare County’s Sentinel and Courier, praising local coverage over sensational crime reporting.
Fragmented column notes neighbors and family discuss New Year resolutions and changes at home. A reader notes smoke delays at the chimney, praises saving wood, mentions Mr Atwood and Francie moving to Canning to care for John at the Reo Works, and Dorothy Lower receiving a new piano from her father.
Mrs Glen Post and children visited J C Newman's last week. A small Ladies Aid gathering was held due to stormy weather. Emmet Baker went to Detroit last Friday. Elaworth Harrison is busy buzzing wood locally this week. Harold Wm Schieber died January 8 at six weeks. Deepest sympathy to the family. Meetings announced for every night through Friday night.
Local society notes list Joyous Fonatch visiting Gladwin with her sister and other relatives in Clare and Alma. The column records family visits, illnesses, work travels to Lansing, Beaverton, Marion, Cadillac, Muskegon, and Coleman, plus births and social calls across Vernon and nearby towns.
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