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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
5
A ten year insured agency touts liberal full payout contracts with top old line companies. They claim nationwide coverage, personal adjuster oversight, and no hidden charges. Mr Graves conducts inspections and solicits insurance on the road for the agency.
Students tour a newly designed high school area including study rooms library sewing room and a modern cafeteria with a U shaped domestic science lab. The space features ten cooking stations hot and cold water sinks a future gas range a serving counter and a self running cafeteria.
Zed Grifin was in Clare on Taez Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Achard were in Clare Saterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson of Cherry Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cosgrove. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Achard visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nichols. Mrs. Florence McNeill of Cedar Lake visits cousin Kathryn Uosgrove.
West Wise and Bowan families along with Borch Russell Bowen and others spent the weekend at Lake George. Leo Nixon Aneta Fuobbs and Mt Pleasant visitors joined. O McCreary hosted guests. The Helping Hand Society met with Mrs OC Allen. Two Sunday School classes Haeders Boosters held a picnic dinner Friday at Lake George.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myera in North Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rank and family from Dover visited Arm Alllee and family. Miss Abney of Hadwood assists Mrs. Mack Loveth with household duties. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Eeger and family visited the hatter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Amos Huntley. Mr. and Mrs. George Hemstreet and family attended a gathering in Harrison. Baddarvis of North Arthur works for Frank Bates.
Roy Cole and Floyd Morgan from Lansing visited Fred Pendell and family last Tuesday and planned to visit Ithaca next. Mrs Vern Cornell and children Beatrice and Wallace from near Shepherd visited the Pendells. Clint Cochran and children from Midland visited the Pendells. Bruce Smith and family called on the Wilsons. Delbert Pendell attended the Aid at Mrs Newmane. At the annual school meeting Carson Harvey was elected Moderator for 3 years and John Raymond Treasurer for 1 year. Charles Sandere resigned as Treasurer.
The East Lincoln school district held its annual meeting on Monday night. A L Lamberteau was reelected Treasurer. In District 4 Harvey Walch was reelected Director and in District 3 Jesse Welch was reelected Moderator. Visitors included J Bert Sparks and wife and A Bar Bem and wife from Mooras Crossing. Mrs Wentworth and daughter Anna from near Clere visited, and Mrs Anna Wilseme will stay awhile. Eimer Beard and Mildred Dunkle attended the Dolling reunion at Windover Lake with a large crowd attends.
Mrs GC Pietsch and children left Saturday for Mancesiena to visit relatives, expecting to stay about a week. Arthur Kube and wife of Lake George will care for the home during their absence. David Fullmer and wife left Monday for Ohio after two weeks at Lake George.
Regular meeting notes actions by Mayor Doherty and Aldermen. Water line extended west on Wheaton Ave to Clare Court then north about 250 feet under engineer supervision. advanced payment by W. H. Caple. Gas rate relief resolution approved for one year at 1.70 per thousand. price revert after year. Various bills read and sanctioned by committee.
Market notes list prices for No. 2 White Wheat 220 per bushel, No. 2 Red Wheat, oats, beans, clover and hay. Wool, dairy cream, and provisions are referenced with varied values and vendor names, plus potatoes and apples per hundredweight.
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