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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
5
A brief snippet records a school event with scattered numerals and names Patten and Yoal. No clear actions or outcomes are readable beyond matchlike scoring figures and team initials.
A large Brand crowd attended the Jim Grigg dance Saturday night and reports a fine time. Families including the Harpsters and the Grears visited the Comers. Vern Haines traveled to Sag inaw and Port Huron returning with Mrs. Haines, who had been with her ailing father.
Mt. Vernon Grange members and families from Alma and Flint visited relatives and attended Advance Grange in Sheridan. graduations at Mt. Pleasant Normal were noted with Wsther Ackerman among the graduates. Five membership applications were read at Monday night’s gathering.
Probate Court of Clare County issues order for William H Thompson estate. Lewis H Thomson petitions for administration to William Lansing or another suitable person. Hearing set for July 28, 1924 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison probate office. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Thos S Dorsey judge.
Default on a December 11 1916 mortgage by Charles and Etta Schaar to Mary Elden prompts foreclosure. The 40 acre Surrey township parcel in Clare County is to be sold at public auction at the Harrison court house front door on September 18, 1924 to satisfy $255.00 due plus costs.
Mrs. 8 A Leitner and Ida traveled to Saginaw for a week visiting John Horn and family returning Monday with Mrs. John Myers and Mrs. Fred Athey sick at home. War Sanders and family spent Sunday in Saginaw with John Horn. John Myers from Pontiac fished there for a few days. Edith Myers from Flint enjoys a short vacation at her parental home. J M Roller and Mrs. Roller visited H Orvis and family Sunday evening.
Hiram Stanton longtime Cold Water township resident died June 14 1924 at his son's home in Roscommon and was buried June 18 1924 at Sear's Borst Chapel with funeral services at ten. He left a wife and five sons plus grandchildren and many friends. Several local families and neighbors visited Lake during Mrs Brown 72nd birthday observances. various mention of visits and horse loss and social calls in the area.
Local residents and relatives visit across towns. Brooks family visits a sister in Wednesville while Edgar Stanley travels with relatives in Flint. Campers fill cottages as fishing stays strong. dance events brighten weekends at Gleaner hall.
Vernon Hill John Miller and family of Colonville spent Sunday afternoon with Archie Miller. David Miller of Clare visited his brother Archie. Melissa Waddington of Mt Pleasant and Donald Davis of Lansing called on Olga Dixon. Arthur Parish of Clare visited with John Morden and Ben Parish’s family joined his mother Maude Parish. W M Boughner and children from Scottville plan a two week stay with HE as Osborne and family. Thelma Osborne and daughter attended a Farwell meeting. Elizabeth and Pearl Wilkie of Clare, Elmer Osborne and Will Richmond spent Sunday at Houghton. Carl Leis returned to Saginaw after visiting William Leis. George Snider and Mrs Snider dined with her parents, David Mussell of Rosebush. Jennie Smith and two daughters of Lansing visited Loie Smith. Fred Davis and wife spent Sunday indoors.
Local residents and visitors share Sunday and weekend visits across Clare Greenwood Detroit Muskegon South Vernon and Gladwin. Families like Snider Rogers Stevens Schoonover and Hendrie host relatives while others travel to Mt Pleasant Cornwell Bungie Lake and Coleman for meals and vacations.
Send this ad and ten cents to Foley and Co for a ten cent bottle of Foley Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs and Colds. Include name and address to receive Foley Pills Foley Cathartic Tablets and a free sample package. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick-Clard and Wm Burston-Farwell. Adv.
A De Forest Tubes advertisement claims lower power use and longer life with stations stronger than competitors. The copy notes a reliable supply and references Kirk Patrick's Drug Store as the distributor.
Bring in your old can and get 1 gallon of Jack’s Ply Gasher for $1.00 at Anderson’s.
Cleaning out all the children's white foot wear at give away prices. Several dozen pairs formerly priced as high as $3.00. Now.
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