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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
3
In a testimonial from James R Feigininer of Cottage Grove Michigan a man known as 7 says Konjola relieved severe rheumatism pain restored sleep appetite and digestion after taking three bottles He notes Clare E A Andersons Drug Store sells Konjola and cites broad townwide distribution Adv
The note invites attendance at Sunday School with a large crowd hoped for, as heavy showers delay farmers haymaking. Mrs. Carl Bauer accompanied a road crew to Mio to cook for several days, and sympathies are extended to Mrs. Alfert Lautzenheiser of Brown Township. Ben Yeoman’s youngest son was struck by a car driven by George Williams, badly injuring his leg.
A fragment notes individuals including Aren, Lloyd Hberhart, Mr and Mrs O Am Ealey, and Bart Barrus with children in a social context. The legible text hints at a local family network or gathering, without detailing event type or date. The incomplete record limits further specifics.
South West district gossip notes visitors and calls in Harrison and Greenwood. Dan Varney of Temple repairs the Greenwood town hall while Mrs. Daniel McIntyre returns to Temple after winter in Hill City Minnesota with her daughter Pearl Nixon. Bert Douglas hosts and Albert Roland visits Earl Sprague home.
Randall Junior Dodds and Josephine Gibis visited the Gibis home in Midland over the weekend. John Flood and Geo Gibis Ray Lockwood traveled to Mt Pleasant to tour oil fields. Mrs Albert Wentworth visited Flint with her children last week. Gordon Ripenburg Milton Spright attended a Lansing family reunion. Louie Baker of near Two Rivers visited relatives and returned home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Louie Jourdain of Mt Pleasant visited the Thering family Sunday. Many attended the funeral of Mgr Jones of Coleman. Mr and Mrs Clare Dyer welcomed a baby boy named John G. Miss Marian Maxwell had a serious accident but was not seriously injured. Pearl Maxine Presley began piano lessons. Dewey Wood and Mrs Gulick visited at Sheppard. Sidney and Doyg Carey families spent a day at Stevenson Lake. A local boxer is active, Johny Seibts won at Mt Pleasant. Wm Lansing is recovering from pneumonia. Several men work on the Carpenter road.
Southwest Sheridan Clarence Black was taken to Ann Arbor hospital last Saturday for medical treatment. Ed Gilson visits with his son Will. Mrs Severson spent Sunday near Maple Grove. Wm Lansing is able to be about again after a pneumonia scare. Marian Maxwell was badly hurt Saturday when her car overturned in Vernon. The Sheridan Roadway Telephone Co held its annual meeting Monday night at John Presley home. Mrs Minnie and sons Rex and Stuart Zuehlke of Detroit spent a week with Uncle and Aunt Joel Presley. Henry Kinyon of Pontiac came home to spend the week with family. Callers at Henry Kinyon home Sunday included Mrs Howard Peck Mrs Louis Faust and children of Pontiac Mr and Mrs Sidney Carey and children.
Southeast Sheridan reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ray Adame on June 26 at the Guy Beatty farm. The community lists several visits and family travel notes including John Densmore and wife, Earl Orton returning to Chicago via Navy, and multiple family gatherings with relatives in Lansing Coleman Ann Arbor and Bay City.
West Grant notes congratulate Mr and Mrs Seeley Johnson on their Saturday afternoon marriage. Otis McPhay and family visited Albert McPhail. John DuBois and daughter Vivian of Muskegon visit Date Reynolds and family. Avery Barber and daughter spent Sunday in Flint with Mrs Austin of Toledo joining them home. Date Reynolds and Vivian Du Bois visited their mother in Flint. Albert Barnum of Saginaw and family spent the weekend with A Sparks. Roy Bennett of Detroit visits nearby with Mrs Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dimmick of Greenville Pa spend weeks at Windover Lake. Guests include the Babcock family and Margaret Jane with friend. Bay City visitors join Frank Howey’s household. Nat Smith and Doc Tom ranch party stay a week. All Windover cottages filled Sunday. Fritz family from Wigan Ill visit two weeks with Mrs Fritz's parents. Detroit visitors join Thos Barlow and L. A. Presley families in Sheridan.
Mr and Mrs J A Allen and son Ralph with Miss Helen Kleiner visited the Bay home. Hutchinsons traveled to Croswell for their sister Mrs Mary J Irving's illness. Kleiner family and West Grant guests joined Hemstreet and kin in Sunday gatherings. Mrs Wm Roessus of Manchester and relatives joined Hemstreet family. Inez to visit home. Gerald to stay for summer. Carncross is seriously ill with low hopes for recovery. Norman Allen of Pontiac vacationing with father J B Allen.
Howard Brockway of Pontiac spends the week at home and with friends while Turner traded for a boat. Chas Craine’s visitors include John Phannes and Sebst Phannes from Flint. The Bar ringer sale drew a good crowd near Harrison despite rain. Mrs Tessman and Lawton family traveled to Battle Creek for the death of Mrs Tessman and visited Ha Guenther in Camp Custar hospital.
Local notes recount weekend visits by Mr Barr and family to the Durfees and by Mrs Durfee to the east. Neighbors attend gatherings and a Fourth of July celebration plan at the List farm cottage. A playful critique of berry patch rights ends with a two foot long shortcake joke.
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