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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
3
Ann Arbor area churches list sermons and schedules for July with topics on last days and miracles. Community notices cover church events, Sunday school, social service, and women’s department meetings plus numerous local visits and family updates from Clare county to Flint.
Card of Thanks expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after bereavement. Also thanks Board of Supervisors and Rev. H. B. Johnson for comfort, and all who eased the family’s load.
George Harper, veteran outfielder of the New York Hants, is traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for Bob O’Farrell, catcher and former Cardinals manager. The deal involves only the two players.
Automobiles use about half the plate glass produced in the United States. The share highlights the auto industry demand for large, clear glass and its impact on manufacturing and supply chains.
A fragmented dialogue shows a patient and doctor amid confusion about treatment. The patient expresses illness and uncertainty, while the doctor hands a vague prescription and hints at cure without clear guidance. The exchange reflects unreliable communication in a Cincinnati Banker's fragment.
Mrs. Mary Pelleston of Pellston visits niece Mrs. Robert Burns. Mrs. Sarah Scrimger and daughter Dorothy from Harrison spend Sunday with Mrs. Glen Stanfield's family. Mrs. John O’Heron visits parents Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mills for a few weeks. Miss Alice Mills returns from Lansing for summer. Miss Clarawell Stanfield and Edgar Bringman spend the Fourth at Cadillac.
Robert Fisch entertained a houseful of company Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Terrill of Averill spent the Fourth at Wm. Perrys. Several from here celebrated at Hill and Pratt lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price and family with Miss Madline Shea and others visited Jerry Price’s Sunday afternoon. Neva Ita Price and Mrs. Waters visited Mrs. Byron Lyons.
R. Fisch drives a new Essex coach as Mr and Mrs Fird Price and family spend Sunday at Cliff and Dan Prices in Mt Pleasant.
Miss Myrtle Rodabaugh of Clare visits Miss Viola Brown. Oscar Corder of Lansing spends time with Brown and Rodabaugh at her parents home. Sympathy offered for death of Charles Gruno and infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Monday. Ira Root and daughter Bernice visit Gladwin home. Lewis Brown of Flint visits family. Ira Root recovering from rheumatism.
East Lincoln reports Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pietsch and daughter Gertrude of Detroit visiting their parents, and other families from Saginaw Reese and Detroit spending time at Bertha Lake cottages. Several families vacation with Mrs. C W Sprague and children, visits to Houghton Lake, and a ball game at Armentrout’s near Dover are noted. Miss Arla Cowles, recently employed in Detroit, is on leave.
Miss Neva McQuestion of Detroit spends three weeks vacation with her parents. Mr and Mrs Clarence Lambert and children and Harold and Lloyd Lambert of Pontiac spent the weekend with their mother, Mrs McQuestion. Mr and Mrs CG Sprague and Mr and Mrs Wm Kube and daughter attended the funeral of Chas Gtune at Mann Siding Monday afternoon.
Lake Frak Lowie remains unable to use his eye while Edgar Stanley clerked for Ray mond Scott. Several families from Saginaw Toledo St. Louis and Adrian visited locally. Chas Sanborn died after a long illness with funeral services held Wednesday. Mrs Len Smith passed away Thursday. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jake Smith.
Local Lake George visitors include F A Luce and daughter Reed City on business, Floyd Moody from Ohio on vacation, Bell telephone worker Alfred Abbott from Saginaw, and many others from Clare Williams ton Pontiac and Detroit. The Fourth drew about 2500 visitors. Rex Hilwood born to a local family. residents and families from multiple cities enjoy cottage stays and berry picking at Tamarack lodge and surrounding cottages.
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