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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
6
A local notice identifies the Cash and Carry Store at Elden Building on McEwan Street, located first door north of Kirkpatricks Drug Store.
A dense list of grocery items including pasta, cocoa, bread, raisins, canned fruit, berries, onions, bulbs, flour, and crushed pine, with varied unit prices and totals interspersed. The text resembles a shopping ledger or advertisement fragment, listing brands Light House and American Leader, canned goods, and bakery items.
The article outlines three broad errors of vision—far-sight near sight and astigmatism—plus presbyopia as a common condition. It notes the optometrist's typical patient belongs to one of these classes and promises continuation next Friday.
Mothers demand a non narcotic cough remedy. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has sold for fifty years as a leading cough medicine. Children like it. For sale by B A Anderson.
The second annual Men’s Night of the Harrison Zetel le club was held Tuesday at the Congregational church parlors with green St Patrick’s Day decor. A large program featured Mrs Lulu H Murphy and Mrs Edith Sly among speakers, and Miss Gayla Harper sang several songs.
Mrs BE Lamoureux visited Mrs Sam Lidster of Arthur Center last Tuesday. A large crowd attended the sale at A Kinzells Friday. Miss Clara Campbell will begin teaching in a Sag inaw school April first. Mrs Herby Wood of Gladwin spent Friday with Chas Bryan. Max Haddix visited his cousin Mrs Ray Brubaker over the weekend. Mrs Chas Hersey is caring for Mrs Geo Pomeroy during illness. Miss Lila Densmore works for Mrs Milton Leitner and Sarah Densmore for Mrs Harl Sanders. Geo Loreé of Bay City spent Saturday night with Melvin Haines. Several from the County Line attended quarterly meeting in Gladwin Sunday. Warren Alwodd and Mrs Clara Mc Gilvery spent Sunday evening with Frank Shidarg.
The column records visits and calls among neighbors including Mr Vernon Grange Mrs Mason Smith entertaining relatives, Mr and Mrs Fred Verette visiting Clarence Ramey, and many others in Mt. Pleasant Gilmore Banister and surrounding towns. A Grange meeting with program and pot luck dinner is announced with readings songs and discussion.
Basil Baker traveled to Yuma for work last Friday. S Harris and family visited Hold McQuestion and East Lincoln. Wm Blain and son toured Saginaw on a business trip, returned Sunday. Doris Master was home in Farwell for the weekend. C B Smith visited the neighborhood and plans to move near Lansing. Frank Newman and family spent Sunday afternoon at Burns home. Percy Barlow Tommie Barlow and Wm Deitz of Detroit returned Sunday with their mother Mrs T Barlow. Ladies set for Mrs F M Bakers aid on April 2.
Rev. Leroy Whitney preaches at 10:00 a.m. at Genter and 7:00 p.m. at Rosebush with Mr. Harvey Lowery speaking at both. William Hamilton visits from Detroit. W W O P G met at Mrs. Coyne with by laws adopted and next meeting April 1. Archi Muma sick. Manuel Moyes visiting from Battle Creek. Bettie Johnston visiting from Alma. Reverend Whitney and baby visiting Mt. Pleasant. Presbyterian Ladies bake sale raises $18 at Hunter and Matteson stores. Hari Willey wedding trip returning. Mrs. Olds sick again. Mrs. Stalter visits from Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs Geo Bayliss and Mrs Susan Daly visited Elton Graham's home. Emily Wallace, formerly of this place, now in Haton Rapids, wed Lester Peterson of Lansing. Mrs Will First visited Emery First and W S Sleight. Many attended the St Patrick play at Vernon church. Mrs Sleight went to Traverse City and back. Loren Coyne and Mrs Brooks of Cass City visited Mrs Mathews. Anna Mae Lowery stayed with cousin Inez Campbell at Farwell. Jesse Graham of Shepherd called on Homer Campbell. Mrs John Coyne Ina Hovey and Velma Coyne heard Sherwood Eddy at Mt Pleasant Normal Auditorium.
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves gas within ten minutes and provides large amounts of old waste matter. It promotes the product as an excellent intestinal evacuant for constipation or stomach trouble and urges avoiding pills for real Adlerika action. The ad lists Dr. J W Dunlop, druggist, Clare and Wm Burston, Farwell.
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