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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
2
A fragment notes the death around 1860 of the last pillar hermit at Olympia near Athens Greece. The recluse’s death marks the end of a long standing but little understood religious practice tied to the temple pillars and sacred sites.
Smithsonian notes all sea nettles sting day and night while an otenophora resemble them but lacks nettle cells and does not sting. The piece mentions a common specimen in Chesa peak bay and an old ad offers Foley remedies with a mail sample offer.
In a nostalgic tale, Tuesday visits the Valley of Beautiful Memories to celebrate Dolly’s birthday. The old year and new year reflect on Dolly's influence, noting her consistent happiness and love. Tuesday vows to witness Dolly’s day from dawn to night, sharing warm birthday wishes.
My and Mrs. Bob Blake celebrate the arrival of Baby Bob last Friday. Edith Raymond tends to Mrs. Blake while Jerry Bennett Jr drove to Alma to bring Mr and Mrs Jerry Bennett Sr and granddaughter Willma home. L F Pendell suffers an ear abscess from a diseased bone and Pendell with Fred Cole traveled to Alma and back.
My ers Corners brief notes record Mr. and Mrs G G Broberg traveling to Saginaw and returning, plus attendance at Kinzeis sale by J P F M and W B Myers and spouses. L A Kiggins and others visited Frank Shearer near Gladwin, Florence Timm spent a week with W H Myers, KF M Myers and wife with L A Riggens and wife visited A Hutchinsons, Ruth Myers with her parents in Clare, and Kenneth Roller’s health noted as not improving.
Southwest Gilmore raised 8.80 from the Case school house box social. A program accompanied the event. Mr and Mrs Herman Davis traveled to Detroit as their son Arthur fell ill during a dental procedure and is now improving. The Men’s club met in the church basement with Clifford Brasington of Farwell as speaker. Mr and Mrs Hilmer Seviour attended the funeral of George Drollett in Weidman. The Scotts moved into the Wood rental house as Scott works for Tom and Alvin Wood this summer. Alfred Lietz of Saginaw visited Chas Hames and family over the weekend.
Mrs Raymond Scott and Mrs Harry Cornell spent the first of the week in Midland. Several local families visited relatives near Clare and Sebewaing with multiple trips planned to Ewart Sears Bay City and Farwell. The Owls met Saturday night drawing a large crowd despite bad roads and all enjoyed the evening.
Miss Vena Wight returns to Howell after wintering with her sister. L Finch and family dine with J C Owens in Farwell. Meryl Davison has wood buzzed this week. Smedley buys two cows at Fuller sale. J W Moore finishes a well for Mr Green of Lake. Leo Smith rents Downing house. Ina and Bernard Schofield travel to Clare for dental work. Elmer Schofield visits sister Mrs Will Wiggins in Gilmore. Clarence Davison and daughter Marie visit Elmer Schofield. Ina Schofield entertains Geoff Davison of Shepherd. Timpers recovers from a buggy car collision. Aid Society meets April 2 at Mrs Jennie Finch for pot luck. Halsteds visit a brother at Rosebush. Weather helps John Moore. J Halsted family leaves for a few days’ visit. Mrs J W Madré and children visit Lansing relatives.
Weekend schedule lists Budd Orvis traveling to Gladwin on Saturday and returning to Pontiac Sunday. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Ralph Shull Mr and Mrs Harl Myers Beatrice Chester and Herbert Myers Floren and Budd Orvis and Harl Funke. A Funke and wife drove from Detroit. Norris Smith lost three fingers at work in Pontiac and community sympathy is noted. Lilah Densmore from Northeast Arthur assists Mrs Milton Leitner with housework.
Old medicine Kemp's Balsam is advertised as quieting a harsh cough fast. The product claims to cut phlegm soothe inflamed membranes and end the constant coughing fit. Priced at 35 cents per bottle and sold in stores.
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