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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
2
A local notice offers per year rates for subscriptions and mailing to points in Michigan and Canada. It requests readers to ask Judge Dorsey to have probate notices printed by Tan Clare Sentinel.
Harrison Michigan January 17 1923 Regular meeting of the Board of County Road Commissioners of Clare County Michigan held at the court house. Minutes from December 20 1922 read and approved. Board rescinds earlier payment action on Garfield Township Road No. 2 and adjusts due amount based on state reward. A long list of bills considered and approved with one correction. Board discusses railroad crossing and contract details with P M Ry Co. Patrolmen hiring for 1928 left to Superintendent. Resolutions authorize road construction and state reward applications for seven townships. Samuel Bruce to be superintendent for 1923 and John White as county highway engineer for remainder of 1923. Meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Mary Kieby of Spokane reports a severe La Grippe cough improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The advertisement notes quick relief for coughs from La Grippe Influenza and Bronchitis and lists Ployd Kirkpatrick Clara and Wih Barstow as sellers.
A Bernard Shaw aphorism notes that men expect grand wickedness toward enemies yet truly evil people are as rare as genuinely good ones, underscoring skepticism about human character.
Mr and Mrs M Burch Clare visit with son George Stough Florence Dale Decourcey and Mary Wilson Vernon at Chas Koontz home. Baby Robert William born January 21 at Mt Morris to Henry O Hinkle. Everett Ervin Farwell fills in as teacher during Iva Bellinger illness. update says she is recovering. F Hinkle receives oranges from John L Oliver Pasadena Oak illustrating thrift.
Frederick Milton arrived Sunday morning January 14 weighing 8% pounds at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Clark. The latter's sister Mrs Edmond Woods is caring for them. Bowler and Sutton Hugh Henderson Bert Miller and Hd Courtney spent Sunday at their homes in and near Clare. Mrs Elvin Buda left for Detroit for work at the Ford plant. Bowler and Sutton work on the trunkline road bed near Clare.
Jim Whitmer was called to Curfew Iowa last week due to his mother’s serious illness. Mrs Francis Walling visited her father and sister in Greenwood last week.
J D Newman returned home Wednesday from a three weeks visit with relatives in Ohio. Mrs Chas Ruby left Friday for Detroit then Dorset Ohio to visit parents. Misa Alice Davia of Clare spent the weekend at home. Schoolhouse meetings closed last Sunday night. Rev Snider to preach Sunday February 4 after Sunday school. Josie Newman, ill for four weeks, is a little better. Noah Mark of Saginaw spent the latter part of last week with his family.
Chas Keith and family of Loomia visited his parents Mr and Mrs Warren Keith on Sunday. Byron Smith and Mrs McDonald were seen in Southeast Sheridan Sunday. they spent the day there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith hosted guests while Robert Warner cut his finger badly while slicing meat on Monday. Charley Sanders is able to move about on his feet again with a knee improving. Mr. and Mrs. George Rock and Walter shared a Sunday dinner at the Pendell home. Mary and Avanell Raymond stayed Friday and Saturday with Leo Coata and returned home Sunday.
Miss Ruby Davis of school District No 3 spent the weekend at her home east of Glare. Mr and Mrs B Beard and children visited Mr and Mrs E Delling of Lake George. Mildred Dunkle started work for Mrs B E Galkina northeast of Clare. Mr and Mrs H Welch and children visited Mr and Mrs M Dunkle of Summit. Miss Lillian Billgreh attended a Clara caller Saturday. Frank Newman of Brosh College spent Sunday night at the Olson home.
A fragmented ad item mentions a Saturday special with ten bars of Lune Isundry soap priced at 38. Olard Orh rate unclear but suggests sale pricing.
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