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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows liners and reading notices offered as fillers. Mentions per line headings and extra items, but details are unclear.
E. J. Seymour made a business trip last week and M. L. McAlvey went to Clare for dental work. Mrs. Jane Arthur on the sick list at this writing. Welch reports bad wood in the vicinity last week. Wm. Tanner was in Nottawa last week. O. Nichole and family visited his parents last Sunday.
Rev E M Roush and two children left for Blanchard Monday for a few days. Mrs Charles Klindard and Ben Robert visited Monasy with Mrs Ben Klinbardt, Mrs A Atwood and Francie visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Homer Basson. Welcome Spring and the change of robins. Al Lower came Friday to help care for his mother who is seriously ill. Tony Freed received word from Montpelier Ohio that his Grandma Klink had passed away Saturday.
Brand Daisie Brackart attends Sunday school at Eagle Sunday. Mail carriers earn pay on improving roads. Mr. and Mrs. E Cappert and child dine with Mr. and Mrs. D W Comer. Ira Miller and H L Comer visit Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lautzenheiser. Mrs Acre visits her mother. Springer teams haul sand from Gordon farm. John Abbott’s health fails to improve.
Maple Grove reports limited news with the telephone still out. Milo Godfrey of Napoleon returned after visiting Louis Finch and buying fare. Harold Sprague of Greenwood reportedly took a life partner. Elmer Schofield suffered a bad cut to the face from a 2x4 at work. Alma Tiedeman assisted Mrs. Ed Phillips at Farwell and spent the weekend with family. John Tiedeman is planning orchards this week. J W Moore of Farwell will bus wood for F Higgins. Ray Otley bought a cow and calf from Ray Boot.
Mrs. John Ankney of Lanping visited relatives here last week due to her father Milkie’s serious illness. Mrs. John Rockey returned from a two week Ohio visit. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Davis with seventy five at dinner. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Robinette. Echo house social Friday night drew many despite bad roads. The plays by young people were excellent. The aid thanks all who helped and those who furnished pigs.
Mrs Wm Brickart and Mrs Wees Teale of Colonville spent Friday at the Hargrave home. Mrs Joe Wilson and children visited parental Mrs Oscar Rolapaugh and family of the Eagle. Mr and Mrs Arthur Gion called at Farwell Wednesday. Mrs Alpheus Perry and daughter Thresa of Clare visited Friday to Sunday with M L Hargrave and family. AlG8is Gibbons and wife of Peacock spent the weekend with his parents and sister Mrs Wm Bowler. Mr and Mrs Cal Guest and children of the Eagle, Mr and Mrs Alpheus Perry and daughter of Clare spent Friday at M L Hargrave’s. Mr and Mrs Alda Gibbis and Josephine spent Sunday evening with William Bowler and family.
Summer cuttings in grey and tan shades are showcased as knickers for the ladies debut in a new shop location, first door west of the Clare County Savings Bank Building, drawing attention to the season’s fashion.
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