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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
6
An old advertising snippet shows annual rates of $1.50 to Michigan points and $2.00 to other points with 5e per single copy and Canada at 0.5 per year. The fragment lists varied domestic and international pricing terms.
Hemstreet brothers help with beer hauling wood this week. Jerrald Hemstreet spent part of the week with the Hemstreet brothers. Julia Branigan and a cousin called on Mary Mater Thursday. A party at Mrs Jourding drew many locals. Branigan and cousin returned to Chicago Saturday after two weeks with her parents. Arden Walters and Otis McPhail visited Geo Walters Sunday. Billy and Scott Hemistreet visited Sam Henderson and stayed in Clare for a few days while away on business. Mr Bonham returned home from Pontiac last Thursday seeking work.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Carr traveled from Detroit for the serious illness of Mrs. Albert Allen. Mrs Carr remained to care for a week. Oscar Rulapaugh delivered hardwood to the schoolhouse. Mrs. Burton Bay to host the Ladies Aid Thursday. Wm. Greeb to continue grinding feed. Bill thanks for saving the long haul to Clare.
A Lake George party visits Windover and Grass lakes with Mr and Mrs E B Delling. Oscar Delling hosts visitors including Frank Newsom and Mrs Bred Wolf. The Achard ranch welcomes guests from Lake George for a card party. Frank Howey marks his birthday with neighbors joining the celebration.
Mrs Mike Hein writes of progress for Mrs Wentworth who has been sick. Flint.
Sunday School drew good crowds with strong interest. The oyster supper at Mrs. Jordens hosted by the Sunday School was well attended and enjoyed. Lee Dysinger is improving after illness. Marguerite Mavis drove to Detroit last Sunday with Harvey Boots and their two children Paul and Hannah. Dale Montney visited from Pontiac and works for the Pontiac Car Co. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Perry visited Floyd Allen’s on weekend. Elizabeth Brunner fell sick in school and was absent. Ray Conn and family moved to the Chris Kapplinger farm in Freeland. Ben Yeoman helped Courtney cut wood last week.
Sunday morning preaching follows Sunday School with election of Sunday School officers. Attend an hour early to be on time. Various local residents are noted for recent visits, travel, and family care including Mrs. Empey, Orval Vandewarker, Walter and Edward Heirholzer, Hazell Bodkins, Mrs. Bert Rutter, Mrs. Wirich, Mrs. Heirholzer, and Mrs. Albert Allen's recovery at Bay City.
Walter Dellar and Floyd Garver report solid catches. The Dellar family hosted Walter and family last Wednesday and Fred Trietch and family Friday for fish suppers. Mrs. Clair Coulter recovers well from surgery. nearby visits and Sunday School officers are listed. Several local residents attend church, kids return home, and a fire scare at the Flint plant is noted with Geo. Bates and family moving to the Boner farm. Community updates include school enrollment, new hired man Tony Jr., and local shop incidents ending with a near accident and fire extinguisher use.
We are enjoying mild weather with no snow. Robert Thompson and his son Leonard visited from Flint and returned Tuesday. Agnes Winslow of Midland county visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Burd. Orin Smith of Genoa improved in health and stopped at the Burd home. Marvin Call and the McCrea family joined them. The James Gerren family moved into the James Robinett house. Lawrence Robinett and family attended a birthday for Mrs. Elsie Pudyay near Colonville. Herbert Randall and sons of Clare visited Hammett Suttons. Paul Zimmerman of Sheridan visited Wm. Randall's. Milo Robinett visited Thurman near the Brand. Glen Gordon and Truman Robinett visited Milo Robinett. Neighbors heard a loud noise Saturday night that sounded like artillery but was dynamite and a circular saw serenading newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong at Orin Reynolds’s home. Everyone wished them happiness.
Catalog style notice lists 10 dozen women rayon bloomers in full sizes with light and dark colors, tape union suits for girls in grey mottled knit, 36 inch cating, Turkish towels 12 dozen in 22x42 inches, colored borders blankets 66x80 inches, heavy weight plaid fabrics, women’s silk and wool hose, crepe plisse fabrics 80 inches wide for gowns and bloomers, all described with colors and prices.
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