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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
5
A description outlines pay for a standard rural mail delivery route of 24 miles with a yearly salary of 1800 dollars plus 30 dollars monthly for miles beyond 24. An equipment allowance of four cents per mile is added, with routes under the standard length graded accordingly.
A son named Albert James was born to Mr. and Mrs. Otis McPhall. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ackerman and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Verrette. Kathleen Durnin of Le Roy is home briefly. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Allen of Coldwater were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter White. Doris and Dorothy Irwin of Clare spent a night with Mrs. Russel Stanley. Charlie McDonald went to Bay City Monday and brought Mary Smith and her mother home. Mary is recovering from a long illness. Paula Fitzpatrick of Clare spent the weekend with Mrs. Lena Brewer. A bucket brigade and neighbors extinguished a small fire at Jim Dalton’s shed used for cooking feed. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holquist were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramey. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rowland of Coleman visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ackerman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter White and others attended the basketball game at Alma Friday night. FOR SALE 10 ton choice clover hay $50 at farm Robert Gardiner 1 mile south 3 west and one south of Clare Phone 233F3.
Community gossip reports mud conditions near Parker's gate and aThursday trip to St Tous by Grandma Hilderbrand Armabelle and Mrs J Raymond. Wilson of the Brewer school car froze and thawed delaying school. Winston Raymond returns after two weeks absence. Harvey Garson ill. local residents Bert Hess and widowers took a ride. sympathy for car trouble in cold weather.
Community items report mild weather and spring talk amid high winds and snow. Local residents Wilbur Lower, Alois Gibis and George Bates family visit. Chas Kleinhardt aids Elm Grove revival meetings with large crowds and one convert. Ladies Aid met at the parsonage and plans a March 14 gathering. Dave Youman travels to Midland for work.
The note invites members to a Saturday and Sunday quarterly church meeting with preaching by Rev Chag from Alma Hall. A business session is planned for Saturday afternoon and attendees are urged to report notable happenings for mention.
South Carolina seceded from the Union and became the first Confederate state on December 20, 1860. The state's history traces cycles from discovery and exploration to proprietary and royal rule before statehood.
Clare Elevator Co advertises prices on bran Mida cotton seed and linseed. Contact via phone 56 for current rates and procurement details.
Grain and Feed market update corrected Thursday morning with quotes from Clare Elevatéer Co. Beans per unit Wheat No 1 Rye Barley Oats Cream Hugs Heavy hens Light springers Heavy springers Leghorn springers.
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