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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1924

Page

3

Chaffee Family Visitors and Local Farm Work Notes

Ernest Chaffee and family of Clare visited his parents Mr and Mrs P P Chaffee Sunday. Fred Prelip baled hay for BE and Chaffee. Abe Vanbuskirk plans to leave soon for Ann Arbor hospital. P P Chaffee is on the side list. Henry Ford farm work shut down for winter. Mrs George Vanbuskirk went to Mt Pleasant hospital for an operation.

Ernest Chaffee Clare P. P. Chaffe Fred Prelip BE. &. Chaffee Abe Vanbuskirk Ann Arbor Hospital P. P. Chaffee Henry Ford George Vanbuskirk Mt. Pleasant Hospital

Al Walters Visits Pontiac This Week

Al Walters visits Pontiac this week while Mr and Mrs Albert Garshow and son Walter visit Frees family. The piece notes horse drawn travel and poor roads with Harrison mail still using horses. A casual line mentions a wedding bell joke and four 1200 pound steers sold by Chris Krell.

al. Walters Pontiac Albert Garshow Walter Sophia Sophiae Aschenwick

Local Social Notes and Obituary Briefs

Mr and Mrs Arthur Badgley spent last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Harvey Dawson in Sheridan township. The two year old son of Mr and Mrs John Murphy was severely burned last week and is recovering well. Alfred Snear four year old son of Mr and Mrs Wm Snear died last week Tuesday and was buried Thursday at Loomis. The funeral was held at the house with Rev Milberry of Clare officiating. No church services Sunday due to severe weather and come next Sunday if weather permits.

Arthur Badgley Harvey Dawson Sheridan Township John Murphy Alfred Snear Wm. Snear Loomis Milberry Clare

Local Social Notes From South West Freeman

Mrs Oberholtzer spent last Wednesday with Mrs Davis while men were at Sears and Ewart. Harry Boucher delivered calves to Frank Newson at Lake George last Saturday. Jack Greenwood hunted with O D White. O D White again nabbed a big wild cat. Dorothy Morse and Mrs Harry Boucher visited Mrs Binch last Thursday. John Gaffeney hauls children to school at Lake. Roads are rough but passable. Doc Hicks moved back to Flint with his family for a good job.

Do¢ Hicks Flint

Local living notes from Vernon area social visits

Vernon Hill Fred Athey and Eugene Orvis of Arthur spent Monday night with their father in law BE Spicer. Mrs Ward of Boody called on her brother George Byrant Jr and family Sunday afternoon. Milton Seawright of Goleman had supper at George Byrant Jr’s. Ralph and Mary Irvin of South Vernon visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Bolen. Blorenche Gaddy of West Grant is listed in social notices.

Fred Athey Eugene Orvis Arthur BE. H. Spicer Thomas Bolen Blorenché Gaddy West Grant

Local Notices Mention Moves And Sickness

Mrs Merlin Rogers stays with her sister while Mrs William Rogers travels to Mt Pleasant on business. Rey and Primley move into James Arrand’s house. Gunn Stevens from Flint visits home with Carl Beatty. Clydia Davis is ill. An infant of Mr and Mrs George Highten of Lansing died January sixth and was buried in Mount Hope cemetery. the parents will later relocate the remains to Cherry Grove cemetery beside their daughter.

Merlin Rogers William Rogers Mt. Pleasant Rey Primley James Arrand Gunn Stevens Flint Carl Beatty Clydia Davis George Highten Lansing Mount Hope Cherry Grove Cemetery

Local notes and condolences from Hatton area

Mrs John Garver returns home after caring for grandmother. Mr Comer hauled wood for Mrs Acre. Local help butchered at Elmer Miller’s. Sad news of a year old baby death. Burial at Hatton. sympathy extended. Irlene Robbinett ill. Spunger party to Clare. Henry balked. Brown Corners store closure rumored. Mrs Bessie Davis aided Mrs Acre. Glenn Blystone ill with erysipelas. Mrs Spink cared for Acre family then returned with cold. Kenneth Comer visits Clare. Mrs Oscar Rulapaugh visits Comer home.

John Garver HH. L. Comer Ott Farm F. Acre James Teal Frank al. Lower Elmer Miller K. A. Turner Claud Spink John Acre Kenneth Comer Clare Oscar Rulapaugh D. W. Comer

Cla tox Promises Quick Digestive Relief From Stomach Ills

An advertisement extols Cla-tox as a rapid cure for digestion problems and stomach poisons. It urges immediate use, claims many prior remedies failed, and promotes obtaining Cla-tox from Dr J W Dunlog at Medical Hall in Clare Mich Ray.

Clatox J. W. Dunlog Medical Hall Clare Mich Ray

Probate Court Sets Hearing On Estate of Gottfried Hoefle

In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court at Harrison on February 11 1924 appoints February 18 1924 as the hearing date for Perry D Brown creditor's petition to grant administration of Gottfried Hoefle estate to Thos Carl Holbrook or another suitable person. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.

State of Michigan Clare Harrison Said Thos S. Dorsey Gottfried Hoefle Perry D. Brown Carl Holbrook Clare Sentinel Thos. S. Dorsey

Mortgage Sale Notice for 80 Acres in Surrey Township

Default on a 1921 mortgage by Rockwell and Annie Johnson to Joseph and Alice Murphy. On April 21, 1924 at 10 am a public auction will be held at the courthouse front door in Harrison to sell the 80 acre south half of the NW quarter of Section 27, Surrey Township, Clare County to cover the overdue principal, interest, statutory attorney fee and costs. Mortgagors and attorney are named.

Rockwell Johnson Annie Johnson Alma Michigan Surrey Township Clare County Joseph C. Murphy Alice M. Murphy Grant Clare Register of Deeds Harrison Joseph Murphy

Quotable note on conceit by Beecher

A dated reflection on conceit quotes Beecher as saying conceited men with excessive self-respect relieve others from the duty of respecting them. It reads as a moral admonition about vanity and social expectations.

Jess Beecher

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