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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

3

Local News Brief on Residents and Summer Plans

Wm Lidester cuts buzz poles for James Shaver. John Becker killed a 600 pound hog last week. Mrs Wm Shaver is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Joe Shuart of Roscommon visit Fred Moblers and plan to work for I Weldom this summer. Mrs Shuart was formerly Rebecca Auger.

Wm. Lidester James Shaver John. Becker Wm. Shaver Joe Shuart Roscommon Fred Moblers I. Weldom Shuart Rebecca Auger

Local Notes From East Lincoln Community

East Lincoln notes list Alma resident Frank Swanson visiting N J Billgren last Thursday. Delos Dunkle and son Austin traveled to Greenwood for May Monday. CG Sprague and son Ernest visited Mann Siding on Saturday. Cowles sisters Mabel Arla and Lola spent weekend with sister Mrs Henry Wellman in Lake George. Wm Kube and C W motored to Farwell Monday. Arthur Kube visited his parents Sunday. A neighbor’s pocket caught fire while peeling bolts last week, scorching his shirt.

Frank Swanson Alma N. J. Billgren Delos Dunkle Austin Greenwood CG. W. Sprague Ernest Mann Siding Mabel Arla Lola Cowles Henry Wellman Lake George Wm. Kube C. W Farwell Arthur Kube

Local visits and lodge initiation noted in Flint and area

Vernon Grange members Mr. Vernon Grange Paul White and his mother Mrs. Walter White and Mrs. Harold White traveled to Flint to visit Harold White who has worked there two months. Mrs H W will stay home. Ackerman hosted friends from Saginaw. Mr and Mrs H Brackart visited Jack Murphy. Lavina Ackerman spent evening with sister Mrs Fred Verette. Thirty candidates to be initiated Monday with Coleman lodge degree work and a pot luck supper. Grange session begins at eight due to prior business.

Paul White Walter White Harold White Sone Flint Harold H. W Lede Florence Ackerman Saginaw H. Brackart Jack Murphy Lavina Ackerman Fred Verette Coleman Lodge Grange

Church meetings halted as school house use denied

Rev Snider could not start meetings in Col on request and Miss Freida Garshaw of Saginaw visited on Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Thompson visited Jay Clute. Mrs M D Clute visited John Jackson in Clare. Willis Richardson staying with uncle Frank Walters helping with chores. Frank Walters ill. Church basement work postponed until warmer weather. floor to be installed when it warms. Thirty attended Ladies Aid at Frank Walters last Thursday despite the cold. Next Aid at Mrs M D Clute’s home on Thursday March 12. all invited.

Snider Freida Garshaw Saginaw James Thompson Jay Clute M. D. Clute John Jackson Clare Willis Richardson Pratt’s Corner Frank Walters Ladies Aid M.D. Clute

Local residents visit and travel notes around Clare

Fred Dora Randall engages a new horse span while Clare residents visit family and friends. Reports of illnesses and recoveries include C Heuschele and Mrs John Shroeder. Several trips to Detroit Saginaw West Grant and Detroit are noted with car changes and a Maxwell farm purchase by William Leis family. A sale by Gallaway and Bicknell drew locals and kin.

Harl Dwyer Clare Alois Gibis Lawrence Robinette C. Heuschele Fred Timm Lena Frees Warren Reed Helen Gibis John Larmon Saginaw Mr. Fleger Frank Baker Winn John Colmus John Shroeder William Leis Maxwell Farm West Grant Detroit Frank Mitchel Gordon Ripenburg Stan Shinabarger P. Ripenburg Cora Mitchell Albert Garshow Gallaway and Bicknell Charles Grover Inlaw Pleger

Weekend Visits and Illness Reported in West Freeman

Violet Seal has been ill for two weeks but is improving. Mrs. Seal and Mrs. Lida Finch were among those who spent Saturday with Victor Finch and family in Windover. George Sires returned to Durand after a week with his daughters, Mrs. V. F. Finch, and Mrs. Sires plans to stay a while longer.

Violet Seal Seal Lida Finch Victor Finch Windover George Sires Durand V. F. Finch Sires

Southwest Gilmore Community Notes

The Parent-Teacher meeting took place at the Case school house on Tuesday evening. Walter Ruegsegger went to Detroit for work, Bernice Burgess wed Ray Aaron of Flint, and best wishes are offered for their future. Wm. Tanner hauled coal for the Case school last Saturday. Mrs. Roy Feighner and Olive of Clare visited Gilmore friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Shaner and family plan to depart for Ohio soon, currently visiting the Purdy home.

Case School Walter Ruegsegger Detroit Bernice Burgess Ray Aaron Flint Wn. Tanner Roy Feighner Olive Clare Gilmore Cleon ‘Shaner Ohio Purdy Dan Coyne Marie Johnson Will Schulties Ottar Fenner Geo. Fenner Loren Coyne John Coyne Burt Stanley Arnold Bidwell Wiint David Mussell Frances Melvin Hovey Warl Hovey Dale Slater Lester Burr Beaverton Tommy Graham Koch Shepherd Albert Moyes Emery Orin Duval

Farwell Notes and Local Trades Span Weekend

Ralph Smith of Farwell boarded with Joe Clark while drawing gravel on the county road and visited family. G M Lamb broke a scaffold and cracked two ribs. Jim May plans to return to Ovid to resume gobbling. Sun Shine club meets with Mrs Ida Clark. Floyd Clark from Colorado visits family then travels to Flint and Lansing to see kin before Lenawee county visits. Mr Burnham of Vernon Township moved his goods to High Point. My B owns three beach lots and will live with Dr Rondot’s family until a home is built.

Ralph Smith Farwell Joe Clark G. M. Lamb Jim May Ovid Sun Shine Club Ida Clark Floyd Clark Colorado Flint Lansing Deck Lenawee County Mr. Burnham Vernon Township Hight Point My. B Dr. Rondot

Rosebush M. E. Church Activities And Social Notices

Twenty two boys and girls received John's Gospel at last Sunday’s Rosebush M E Church service. Members planned Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 10 00 a m with a class meeting afterward. A 2 00 p m Sunday School workers meeting invites all North Isabella county workers. Local residents from Detroit Burt and Alma were noted in recent visits and family updates.

Center Church Rosebush Church Wyening Rosebush Isabella County

Old remedy stops cough says Mrs Morgan

Mrs Morgan of Homeward Illinois says she tried many cough remedies before Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped her cough quickly. The ad claims it has stood the test of time as the largest selling cough medicine in the world Borgale by W A Anderson.

Cleaning Brass with Polish for Longevity

Cleaning brass with a metal polish restores shine and protects the surface. Regular polishing keeps brass cleaner longer, reducing tarnish and maintaining its luster over time.

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