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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
6
An old classified style ad notes piano taxing and repair services with a specialty focus. It lists a business location at Sixth Street and provides a phone line for contact. The entry also references a chiropractor and a Palmer graduate, hinting at a home office setup in Mussellblock 2.271.
A partial OCR snippet shows a string of prices and codes: 146 lbc 12¢ ldc a 290 ib 85c 16c 28¢ 18c 6c 256 3 pr 26c 25¢. No clear event or entities identifiable.
Mrs Henry Klaiier hosts a ten day revival with Mrs Win Arnold and Lake George visitors at the latter’s mother Mrs Hates home. Revival progress continues with much good reported as Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Steble’s in Clare lant Thursday. Dale Rulapaugh visits family. Kleiner and relatives host Sunday guests.
Mrs Slater recovers from hand injury in hospital in Detroit while Lucy Slater battles pneumonia in hospital. Eagle church meetings draw good crowds as locals visit kin across Clare and nearby towns. Updates on Mrs Wea Scrouse improving and social visits by O Penrose family and Owen Spink household.
Mr and Mrs Wm Leosh Jr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frea Babcock. Mr and Mrs Fred Lamphere of Clare called on Mr and Mrs Freak Lamphere. Carl Maxwell joined Mr and Mrs Homer Loomis for dinner. Lloyd Eberhart and Kenneth visited Mr and Mrs Henry Russell. Zincer boys baled hay for Mrs John Carey last week. George Strand and family from Southeast Sheridan visited John Smith. Burt Johnston spent Friday with uncle C J Alger before returning to Detroit. Herrick children enjoyed a candy hunt Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Wm Clark and G M Lamb enjoyed an all day visit and an excellent dinner with the Sert Scott family at Cake last Sunday. Aunt Libbie Cook is in poor health. Claude Bentley made a business trip to Clare last Friday. Sonshine Club met at Mrs Fred Henrys home last Thursday with forty four at the dinner. Will Start debuted as the new master at the Grange meeting. Joe Clark has recovered and returned to work in Flint. Uncle Milton Lamb began drawing atone for his cellar wall. W B Cook and A M May will fill their ice houses this week. W M Clark drove to Farwell last Thursday for ground feed.
Maple Grove residents and families spent the weekend visiting kin and neighbors. Sam McGoogan entertained his sister and others. Miss Lelia Sanborn stayed with her niece. Earl Morgan sold cattle. Elmer Schofield recovered from a sore arm. several callers and gatherings were noted around Farwell and Clare with various local families in attendance.
Colville Wesley Teale came home from Wednesday on the sick list but returned to work Monday. Patricia Olate and daughter Patricia visited. George Vandewarker was in Harrison on business. New Sunday School officers elected: Superintendent Carl Gordow, Asst Supt Dave Teale, Sec Alice Teale, Treas Tessie Bodkins, Organist Alice Teale, Librarian Tessie Bodkins, Teachers Stella Brockart, and more.
An old classified notice invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co of Chicago for a trial kit including Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Wm. Burston in Farwell.
A thoughtful line from Uncle Eben on friendship stressing equal weight of remembering favors and forgiving faults. The quote reflects a moral setting about human ties and personal virtue.
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