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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1926
Page
3
Gull Lake residents hosted relatives from Butterfield and Clare while many others visited family in Mt. Pleasant Farwell and Saginaw. Local events included church auxiliary meetings Harrison Elevator officers elected high school games with the Boy Scouts and a Masons session as relief efforts begin after a fire followed by planned social events at the County Home and surrounding towns.
Mr and Mrs Sowle and Mr and Mrs Langin attended Him Grove Society meeting last week Wednesday at Mrs Howard Cottons. Woyd Bergey and family visited Fred Coe home on Sunday. Leslie Randle's family ill. Mrs Voormen and Mrs Roscos Smiths cousin stayed briefly. Walter Hess and family visited at his sister's home.
Mr. and Mrs S Harris and child of Windover spent Sunday with Ed McQuestions. Miss Lillie Hatch and Miss Mildred Hatch visited relatives in Farwell. Alfred Abbott of Flint visited his wife at the Cowles home. N J Billgren is bedridden by illness. Mr and Mrs C W Sprague and Wm Kube motored to Clare last Thursday. Mrs C W Sprague called on Mrs Al Purdy that day.
Long Lake Harry Keith visits Fort Wayne relatives while Sam Compton rests from Saginaw work at home. Miss Hina Roth of Harrison visits Miss Lillian Woods. Harry Mead and family of Bale visit sister Mrs Robert Burns. Charles Burns of Tonia visits Burns home. Henry Norman of Moddersville spends weekend with sister Mrs Charles Reynolds. Edmond Woods Dan Malecomson visit Clare and Mt Pleasant on business.
Anna Bell M. Kuch of Saginaw visits Stan Shinabarger family as Mrs Wentworth’s slow improvement continues. Kinsey family from Owosso returns home with husband after a visit. Gerome Frees hosts guests from West Grant. Neighbors in the area suffer colds and grippe.
Mrs. Harry Brockway returned from Lansing last Thursday after a short visit. Mrs. Emerson Burton spent Saturday with Mrs. Fred Schwanskie. Sympathy goes to the Shaver family of Dover. Chas Burns, formerly at Ira Root, now Alma, staying with Gene Burton. Little Mabel Heber advised by doctor to remain in bed a month due to weak heart. Mrs Silas Brown injured left shoulder in fall. improving. Mrs Mitchell, our teacher, unable to go home due to bad roads, staying with Ira Roots. Carl Monddy at Mad Lake on business. Mr and Mrs I A Hileman visited their daughter’s home. Emerson Burton and Ira Root set red fox Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Carl Monday and son, and Mrs Wm Hileman and son at Ettie Green’s home.
A large Roschich Center congregation gathered Sunday evening for a memorial service honoring Rev. Mb Gardner. Rev Leroy Whitney led the tribute as townspeople expressed esteem and love for the late pastor.
The local church invites all to Sunday evening services with a Spirit Filled Life sermon by the pastor. Special music is planned and the group aims to make the event welcoming for worshippers. Several residents traveled or visited others over the weekend including Harl Willey, Otto House, Ned Johnston, and Mrs. Geo. Fenner.
Mr and Mrs A H Hutchinson entertained relatives including Mr and Mrs WH Myers Mrs Turner and Mr and Mrs J B Allen with Norman and Frank Poet visiting. The Sunday School and church services were enjoyed by all present. Several from this place attended the revival at Him Grove Sunday night with good interest and a large crowd. Frank Barton had the misfortune to...
A cow died by hanging in a barn Monday morning. Several pupils are out sick. Mrs. Amelia Carr and Mrs. A. H. Hutchinson hosted visitors. Many neighbors visited grandma Runyan and her family. Various relatives, including the Kleiners and Carms, shared Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. The Aid meets January 28 at Robi Hutchinson.
An advertisement hawks Foley & Co. potions and cure-all pills for coughs hoarseness and kidney health. The self serving copy urges readers to mail ten cents and name address for sample packets and tablets, touting wide customer aid and urging trial.
A Clare resident Mrs. Thomas Walker describes relief from backache, headaches, and dizziness after using Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic for kidneys. The ad cites Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store and a 60 cent price, noting Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the product.
Local ad notes a Saturday sale at Fleming's in the Dunlop Building featuring satin and patent women’s pumps. The date is given as January 28 and highlights bargain footwear for feminine shoppers.
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