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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
3
The text urges choosing Black Cross tea and claims superior quality. It promotes testing a sample against any tea and notes real quality comes from fresh roasted and ground coffee. It mentions buying direct from the pointer and grinding at purchase with an Electric Steel Ant Mill and references Old Master and Sanmarto coffees.
The Windover Grange met Friday and scheduled a July 4 gathering with Oliver Campbell at the Doc and Tom ranch for recreation and sociability. Farmers urged attendance with a light basket. Children’s Day exercises are set for next Sunday at Martin schoolhouse. Paul Frith has returned from Detroit after six weeks away. Mail carrier Cliff Powlison is away tending his ill father. his household reports he is improving.
Last week's letters note visits by Jerry Koontz and family to his brother Charles Koontz for Decoration Day. Mrs. Mabel Stone and her children visited the V. Moline family. John Stough and sons from Vernon visited Chas Koontz, and Rossa Hooker with baby from Lansing visited A. Pardy. George Burch moved to Loomis. A rye field on Laura Woodward's place is praised. Mrs. Jane Baker of Spokane may move back to Michigan. Al Pardy suffered broken ribs when a colt reared and struck him, after he switched to an open bridge while moving a stump.
Scraps describe minor injuries from an accident to a man named Purdy, with him recovering. Mentions of Florin Orvis seeking work in Lansing and Mrs. Basset of Dundee visiting relatives in Gladwin. Gleaners plan a June gathering with a dessert event and guest invitation. Additional items note travel and camp visits by families from Clare and Lake George.
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