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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
4
In Farwell and surrounding areas church schedules and sermons are listed for Saint Church, Methodist Episcopal, and Church of God. A long column records community updates: residents’ visits, renovations, illnesses, and local gatherings with numerous names and places across Bay County towns.
An all day meeting was held by the Church of God on Sunday with attendees from North Branley Coleman Beaverton Clare and Barryton. Ministers led short afternoon services followed by ordinances and evening regular services. Farwell town history notes a model town clause banning liquor sales and lists original stock company members with current owners.
Stevenson Lake baseball team defeated Clare Business Men's 23 to 2 as Jim Wixon hurled two hit relief and Woodie was knocked off the mound early. Will Irwin was sidelined by illness and Russell Stanley played in left field. Game ended at 3:00 after two and a half hours with John Van Buskirk and Tes Stinchcombe umpiring. Next Sunday Stevenson Lake meets Harrison at Harrison.
An ad product, deadly to flies mosquitoes and lice on livestock. Light odorless colorless formula kills and repels instantly for fancy breeders and dairymen. Dark version lasts longer in pasture with a slight stain and odor. Price 1.25 per gallon. Kirkpatrick, Druggist.
Doris and Alma Smally Mrs. John Bringold and Mrs Fern Hoslet called on Mrs A Hanners on Thursday. The Co Aid group met at Mrs Mills. Weather was favorable for the gathering.
South West Sheridan notes Mr and Mrs Arling Severson hosting relatives from John Roe and Will Teale families. Thomas Harris of Cadillac died Friday after illness starting last Tuesday. Sympathies sent to S Severson and family. Max Armentrout and family visited, Wm Bruckart returned from Rome City with wheat crops reportedly looking fine.
The Bowen and Teale families along with Mr and Mrs Joe and Vida of Gulfport Florida gathered at the home of Jas Teale on Sunday. They returned to Florida on Monday. Mary Teale visits her sister Mrs Lester Allen of Hagile. Bill Sprague and family from Flint visited Mr and Mrs Mel Durham.
About twenty five Advance Grange members attended Riverside Grange Monday night with ice cream. Over fifty attended. Mrs. Howard Cotton has returned home. Horace Fancon underwent an appendicitis operation at Smarttan hospital and is recovering. Francis Reed will have surgery in Ann Arbor. Elm Grove Church of God plans an ice cream social next Wednesday. Grange picnic planned for August 5 at Mount Vernon. The community was surprised by the wedding of Carmen Williams and John Densmore.
A brief note extends warm wishes for a long and prosperous married life, expressing joy and goodwill for the couple's future together.
A sequence of short notices describes residents traveling for work or visiting relatives in nearby towns. Movements include Adair heading to Midland and Edward Grigware moving to Pigeon for depot work, while Scott and Howell families joined a Clare show and various locals hosted or hosted guests over the weekend.
Sealed bids for class B road construction in Hayes Township Clare County Michigan will be received by the Board of County Road Commissioners at the County Clerk's office until 1 36 P M CST on August 17 1927. Bids must be unit and accompanied by a 50 dollar certified check. Plans and specifications are available at the County Clerk's office. The board reserves the right to reject any bids. Emma Hoag Clerk. Try a classified liner next week. They bring quick results.
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