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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1922

Page

3

Local Notes From Clare and Vicinity Reachers Words

Local items report Mrs Eimer entertaining the Young Ladies Auxiliary on a Friday. John and Mrs Thomse Ritter of Detroit visited Grin and family. George O Connor dies in Fhiot after long residence. Clare County Farm Bureau elects Bruce as President and Strouse, Stehle, plus executive committee. Our boys basketball team faced Coleman but umpire caused rough play and a cancellation.

Beaverton George O’connor Vi L. Parker Cadillac Rea Aldrich Fred. Weatherhead Wallace Harper W. Leigh -Wilson Seymour _ Andros Clare Board of Commerce A.J Doherty Evert. Morrissey Flint Clare County Farm Bureau Court House Edward Bruce George Strouse George Stehle Lew Bunday William Lawler David Langan Yale Coleman Acbhon O Colemen Johnnie Petsee

Community notes and visits in South West district

Mrs McIntyre improves with writing. The church wood bee drew good attendance. Ladies Aid served free dinner to men. Mr and Mrs H O Graham of Barryton and Mrs W Gamble and sons visited Ray Jarman. Mrs Glenn Jarman visited Chas Eames. Wa Tancer plans to start buzzing wood this week. Free Methodist prayer meetings held at several homes last week.

Local Notices From Clare Area People

Loomis F Z Callihan to Clare Friday on business. Mrs KR Mogg of Coleman visited. Mrs C D Charles to Coleman. Effie and Vera Quick of Clare staying with parents. Mr and Mrs John Burne of Saginaw visiting at Bert Banting home. Mr and Mrs Cornish of Canada spent week with Welch. L Grace wife and daughter of Shepherd called Thursday. S A Harsh to Mr Pleasant Saturday. L Bergey to Clare Saturday.

F. Z. Callihan Clare Busineas KR. Mogg Coleman Thorsday C. D. Charles Effie Vera Quick John Burne Saginaw Bert Banting Cornish Canada

Local families share visits and travel plans this week

Mr and Mrs Morey Millis and family spent last Sunday at the Garahaw home where Garahaw received a new sleigh from Chicago on Tuesday. Oliver Campbell went to Farwell Friday and Ted Kilbourn attempted to drive there with the car. Snow hindered travel. Lanten fin finished the top for their new guilt. Next meeting at Mrs Ormia Kilbourns. Families including Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell Mrs Brigge and Tess Williams visited Mr and Mrs Davie Stirling and Pay Reeves Sunday.

Morey Millis Garahaw Chicago Wm. Garchaw Graves Home Oliver Campbell Farwell Ted Kilbourn Pp. L. Co. O Elenores

Men’s Overalls and Coats Listing in Fabrics and Prices

A catalog style notice lists blue men’s bib overalls and heavy jackets. Items include extra heavy white back blue jacket priced at 1.85 and 27.00 coats with fur collars, wool lining, and wind proof features.

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Friday Socials and Local Visits Highlight Week

Friday night visits included Mrs Geo Gibbis and daughter Josephine with Mrs Warren Reed of Clare. Dr Clare treated Mrs Henry Wentworth at her parents home for throat trouble. Local residents attended oyster supper at Eagle church and abating on Five Lakes Sunday night.

Geo. Gibbis Josephine Warren Reed Clare Henry Wentworth Alex Dora Geo. Smith Wm. Morrison Saginaw Herb Schrosder Edythe Hargrave the Eagle Church Rosa Walters Albert Gardon Joé Padway Little Son Colonaville Joe Wilson Five Lakes

Local notes from Maple Grove community

Virginia Root shows improvement after a week of illness. Teresa Walker returns home to Buchanan. Lewis Finch hosts Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey of Napoleon. James Davison sold his cant farm to Clarence Davison who settled there. Finch cut wood for Roy Root. Clarence Davison and family dine with George Davison north of Farwell. The group went to Farwell to seek ice work. Velma Schofield attends a social event with the Shepherd family.

Virginia Root Teresa Walker Buchanan Lewis Finch Godfrey Napoleon James Davison Clarence Davison F. Finch Roy Root George Davison Farwell Dave McGoogan Joel Griffin Mien Velma Schofield Capper Shepherd” -Weiday

Local Residents Report Illnesses and Visitors

Andy Thomis is sick with lumbago. Stewart MacAninch made a business trip to Weldman Wednesday and Buinton Thursday. Inman Schaar is slightly better. Frank Lay and wife dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dave Clutters.

Andy Thomis Lstar Lumbago Stewart MacAninch Weldman Buinton Inman Schaar Frank Lay Dave Clutters

Arthur Center Community Notes and Visits

Many residents suffer from colds as Mrs. S A Leitner travels to Seguinaw to visit daughters Misa Eachel and Mrs. John Horn. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ira Richmond’s, quilting. Next meeting Jan 25 at Mrs. Geo Bates. Frank Meyers and family visited Mit Pleasant region. Milton Robert Horn born to Mr and Mrs John Horn. Rev Samuel Guest and Rev Moses Henderich visited Bates home. Revival meetings continue this week amid mild weather.

S. A. Leitner Seginaw Misa Eachel John Horn Ladies Aid Society Arthur Center Ira Richmond Geo. Bates Frank Meyers Milton Robert Moses Henderich Bates

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