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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
5
Notices outline annual subscription rates for Michigan and other points, Canada pricing, single copies, display advertising costs, liners and reading notices, fillers, and extra charges. It also notes probate notice printing requests to Judge Wylie and the Sentinel’s printing services.
Local church announces Sunday services with a 10 30 Sunday school and a 11 30 sermon plus midweek prayer. Community notes report Bob Stager on $250 bond after Murphy Drug Store robbery and other town visitors and health updates including Elmer Clute and Mrs Grover.
Saginaw families and friends visited relatives across Isabella and Gladwin counties. Mr. and Mrs. Brace Williams of Houghton Lake stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Allen. many others from Clare, Midland, Alma and Mt. Pleasant joined relatives for weekend gatherings and medical updates.
Anna Richardson born May 15 1884 dies January 14 at daughter Mrs Henry Carpecki’s home in Saginaw after brief illness. She leaves four daughters Mrs Ernest McCartney Mrs Henry Carpecki Mrs Chester Miller and Mrs Albert Butzin all of Saginaw. Widely known in Harrison and vicinity she frequented her daughters’ home in the city.
An early 20th century drug advertisement touts a 25 cent test for a product made with buchy leaves juniper oil and six other drugs in green tablets. It claims to flush acids and impurities and promises a 26e refund if not pleased in four days.
Rural community columns list weekend visits and health updates, with names including Maxwell Seabolt Smith Ramey Harvey and Powell. The entry notes icy roads hindering travel and a call for flood relief clothing and funds to Clare.
South Vernon residents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bailey of Lansing visited family in Farwell. Ernest Irwin attended the Farm Union meeting. Allen Bauder's family visited D. Lockwood. Mrs. F. M. Davis remained about the same. Clarence Bader and Mrs. Calkins visited the Nelson Irish home. Ernest Irwin hauled two loads of lambs to St Johns for Wm. Davis. Sunday school reported good attendance.
Dr Myers of Gladwin and Harley Bentley treated horses for bots near the tower on Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Halstead and others attended the funeral of Mrs Halstead's brother-in-law, Thomas Clemons, at Cedar Springs. Sincere sympathies are extended to Mrs Clemons nee Clara Hudson for her bereavement and illness.
Several trucks slid into highway ditches over the past week with no reported damage of consequence. James Drue of Lansing spent last week with Mr and Mrs Vern Molina. Mrs George Burch and Mrs Wm Teale attended the WCTU meeting in Farwell at Mrs Shumway’s home. Bert Calking of Detroit and his mother Augusta Calking of Vernon visited their sister Mrs Vern Milline and family. Farwell Methodist Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Volney Davis featured an all day meeting and potluck dinner with twelve attendees.
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