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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
4
Rates for periodicals and display ads listed including 82.00 per year to points in aid 0.5 44.50 per year to Canada. Single copies Friday post at Clare post office as second class matter. Obituaries poems and notices priced by lines. Friends urged to request Judge Dorsey for probate printing by The Clare Sentinel.
The diary notes busy haymaking and numerous visits. Mrs. Aliver attended the Club at Holgar. Charles Stone from Midland visited the McIntosh home. Mrs. Feighner of Clare visited her sister Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. Weller of Flint and her mother from Dayton plus Linnie Silverthorn and friend from Sagina made a stop at the Hinkle home en route to Traverse City for a two week vacation. Hawkins and family along with Ralph Brown and family spent Sunday at Silverlake, then Falmuth on Monday. The Jefferson Ground and Bowen families from Florida visited the homes of their niece and cousins in the area. Roy McReynolds of Flint arrived Saturday to stay with his grandparents, while his parents visit relatives in Illinois.
Portable colorless spray designed to kill and repel insects on cattle and horses. Marketed for fancy breeders and dairymen with long lasting effect in pastures. Sold by Kirkpatrick Druggist at 1.25 per gallon can.
In a windy ninth inning batters pushed Wise to a 19 to 18 win over Stevenson Lake after three errors in the field. Gra ham and Palmer pitched for Stevenson Lake with Walton and sharp for Wise as the series opens with Stevenson Lake leading until the final frame. Next Sunday the two teams meet again on Stevenson Lake's south side with the Business Men's team claiming a prior 13 to 5 win and promises of more drama.
Mr and Mrs William Sersaw welcome a baby girl named Martha Jane. Mr and Mrs Ray Gordon hosted Mr and Mrs Claude Hartman and family from Northern Michigan for a fine supper. Miss Desile Gordon remains on the farm with no definite return to Lansing. Dr and Mrs H G Kleekamp of Saginaw spent days with Mr and Mrs N Bicknell. Miss Florence Calkins and her brother Johnnie head to Late George for the week. Mrs Fred Holt hosts her sisters the Misses Lila and Laura Belle Vanley of West Branch. Hay work continues on Cornwell farm as men stay busy and work hard.
SouthWest Sheridan residents spread visits across Falmuth West Grant Cadillac and Lansing. Families including McFarland Teale Severson and Crouse shared weekends with relatives. Florence Durham boarded in Lansing for tuberculosis treatment. well wishes flow for her recovery.
Sunday evening calls at the Albert Reed home include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell and two children. Many neighbors visit and call, with Hazel Yager recovering from a cat bite and a newborn LeVerna Rush announced at the Hanel home. Dorothy Ravens from Detroit visits Wm Leash, and kin from Michigan and Iowa drop by. several families attend church events and a Tobacco River outing follows.
Home Sunday reports Mr and Mrs Joe Wields of Clare visiting daughter and granddaughter. Mrs Henry Sharp and Mrs Don Hingham called on P B Worden. Mr and Mrs C Shafer of Pontiac visited relatives nearby. Miles Hargh of Coleman cased on his sister Mrs A Reed last week. Erma Boynton of Fiins visiting.
Ed. Hanel returns to Falnt work after a week's absence as the local notes mention Shirley Allen and family activity.
The text notes variations of Good Friday naming in Europe, citing France and Germany where the day is known as Passion Friday in France and Still Friday in Germany, reflecting linguistic traditions.
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