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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1924

Page

5

Mortgage Sale Notice for Clare Michigan Property

Default on a 1910 mortgage by Guy T Lough and Etta Louch to John Wilson Executor of Frederick Lister’s estate leads to public auction. Viola McKay as Administratrix of Lister’s estate will sell Lot 4 and the west half of Lot 5 in Block 16 Clare Village at the courthouse in Harrison on April 65 1924 at 10 am for principal interest taxes and costs including attorney fees.

Guy.t. Lough Etta Louch John’. Wilson Frederick Lister Office of the Register of Deeds County of Clare Michigan Court House Harrison County of Clare the Register of Deens Clare County Viola McKay

Red Front moves to new location with opening prices

The Red Front announces moving to a new business location this week and invites old friends and new customers. Opening prices list items such as American Leader flour 90c per sack and Wisconsin Longhorn cheese 30c per lb, with various groceries and bulbs at small quantities.

Armonur Cartona

Subscriptions Sought For The Glare Sentinel In Harrison

County residents may renew or subscribe by meeting Mrs. M. Johnson in Harrison who acts as our local representative. The notes describe Spring’s arrival and a busy social calendar with visits, entertainments, a road bee to reopen M14, and reports from local schools and clubs.

Harrison Sentinel M. Vv. Johnson

March 28 Dance and Box Social at Masonic Building

Sol Huber announces a Faye on sleighing is fading as automobiles appear, while the Athletic Club promises a big season hit with a dance and box social on Whiday evening March 28 at the Masonic Building on the first floor.

Huber Automobils Masonic

Windover Lake Notes And Wedding Honors

Windover Lake column notes visitors Pearl Moore Charlie Wheeler and H Smith last week. Lew Presley and family visited Elmer Beard and family in Hast Lincoln. Thomas Barlow and Mary Lake were married at Mt. Pleasant last Saturday. Congratulations to the young couple.

Whipper Algo Iif Mary Alice Lake Thomas Hmérson Barlow Barlow Detroit Lake Windover Bingham James Stanley

Greenwood Notices and Family Social Roundup

A local note records P P Caaifes learning of a niece's death in a Pontiac auto crash. Holmés and wife visited W Clark. Tim Graves and wife man age the old Greenwood farm. Mr and Mrs William Clark celebrated their 45th anniversary with thirty friends, plus C s birthday. Cards and luncheon followed, with farewell at 2am. H B Jones hauls wood for Clyde Pifer. Snow melts. residents look for spring.

P. P. ‘Caaifes Pontiac T. C.‘Holmés W. Clark Tim Graves Greenwood H. B. Jones Ford Clyde Pifer

Woodland Cabin Social Round and Visits

Mrs R Hilborn Mrs Delos Wright and Mrs John Hartman called on Mrs Chas Gerber and Mrs John Balsley Thursday. Morest Dysinger and wife and Vera spent Sunday with George Williams and family. Mr and Mrs Claude Reker spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Balsley. Will Hrhardt and family called on Kienry Ott and family at Dover Saturday. Ross Groel and wife visited with her father Mr Dysinger. Albert Kieiner went to Farwel on business. Leightner and family visited relatives at the Hardwood Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Cunningham visited with Mr and Mrs Chas Gerber one day last week.

Robins H. W. Hughies Ghas. A. Morrissey Olive Hallett George Gephart Flint B. ©. Haven Helen Fanning Corunna M. Fanning J. H. Howell Saginaw D. M. Langan Gladys White Howard Ann Arbor Chas. Amble Otter Lake George B. Bersetie Nashville William Murphy Bersette Cis May Campbell Bryan Fanning Marguerite Joseph Hoag Mint W. Clement Clare Myron Clark I. J. Thompson Bay City Bruce Sisters Main St Maud Harper B. F. Hampton Lansing Clive Hallett Second Street F. W. Weatherhead Nettie Alma Miss Weatherhead Ida Mary Murphy Mortania Falestineg Masonic Building Hesthér Marie Johnson Gayla Harper Emmily Darling Paul Moore Murphy and Go. Drug Winnie Dodd Mt.Pleasant Alvin Carl Budd Detroit John Woods Young Peoples’ Club Congregational Church Murphy Seepill Weatherhead Crampton van Duesen R. Hilborn Delos Wright John Hartman Chas. Gerber John Balsley Morest Dysinger Little Vera George Williams Claude Reker J. Balsley Will Hrhardt Kienry Ott Dover Ross Groel Albert Kidd Baldwin Erie Pennsylvania Chas Stinchcombe Gort Everett Irwin Leo Barton Frank Gilman Laura Stinchcombe Mt. Pleasant Fuller Aid Society Merle Davison Betty Leone Iva Rogers Edward Gilman Midland Carl Updegraff To W. GC Bruce Perch Raymond Scott Aaron Irwin Scott Brasington Market Frank Gorr Farwell Bernice Fordyce Lewis Cook Gilmore Gilmore Christian Church Parsonage Gilmore Chistian Church Richmond Hall Mésdames Fuller Bapcock Burnside Dave McGoogan Maple Grove

Community notices and gatherings in Arthur Center

Mrs. Lester Riggins and others visit neighbors last Wednesday. Ida Leitner and Lorin Leitner visit Pleasant Valley and with Myers and Roller families. Mrs. John Myers leaves for Pontiac. Hogs head to Gladwin. Shull and family visit Bates. Sunday School plans March 30 with Mr. Guest assisting in reorganizing and preaching. Spring brings interest. hall to host elections and services.

Lester Riggins Ida Leitner Pleasant Valley School CG. Shull Robert Shull Ralph Shull Geo. Bates Lorin Leitner Myers Boys John Myers Pontiac George Walters Gladwin Rollin Shull Clare Lowell Shull

Arnold in His Poetry Reflects Distinctive Restraint

Henry James reviews Arnold's poetry noting splendor and breadth of movement but scarce abundance of passion. He highlights high distinctions of feeling and a temperate modesty of expression as a strong artistic resource that links readers to broader achievements.

Arnold Sroken Henry James

Wireless sets for motor cars hit English market

Portable car radios claim to let passengers listen while the vehicle moves. Two models are offered in England, a $500 set with roof aerials and a smaller $125 version requiring a tree for its antenna, enabling listening during picnics in woodland areas.

England

Train From Farwell

Fragmented OCR text shows a train service reference to Pere Marquette line with schedule notes daily except Sunday and an address fragment in Ann Arbor Michigan.

Bundav Pere Marquette

Rev Leroy Whitney Pastors Sermon at Community Service

Parish notes list sermon at 10:00 a.m. on the Creed, Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. and a 3:00 p.m. Worum Meeting replacing the evening service. Open invitation to worship, with several local residents visiting from nearby towns and churches.

Leroy. Whitney Atul Stramgere

Foley Pills Promote Kidney Relief Claims

A reader testimonial from John W. Brogan of Adams Massachusetts praises Foley Pills as the best diuretic for kidney relief. The ad notes the pills flush the kidneys and remove waste, urging others to try them, with brief endorsements from Floyd Kirkpatrick and Wm Burston.

The Pup and the Tomato Canl Grace Ceremony

A playful scene features a toast to a fictitious Grand Order of the Ancient Tomato Canl and a humorous exchange about a husband. The dialog conveys lighthearted banter and domestic intrigue with a tease about pockets.

Catt

Water calmly vaporizes at 706 degrees under pressure

A study notes water at 706 degrees Fahrenheit and approximately 3200 pounds of pressure transitions from liquid to vapor without boiling or bubbling, slipping quietly into a gaseous state.

Swallows Nest by Barn and Cliffs as Nature Describes

Nature Magazine notes Barn Sidey Swallows attach nests under barn eaves and cliff faces while Tree swallows inhabit rock hollows and bird boxes. It also discusses naming for the brilliant plumage of the Jay and etymology of the word gay and its French equivalent neal.

Nature .Magazine Jay Nature Neal

Heal Quick Salve by Dr. Dunlop promotes speedy skin healing

An antiseptic carbolized salve blends Witch Hazel Arnica and glycerine to soothe pain and heal surface and under skin wounds. Useful for cuts burns ulcers sores eczema pimples itching cracked skin and other skin conditions. Manufactured by Dr J W Dunlop Clare Michigan priced two for 1 00. Try Classified Liner next week.

Dunlop J. W. Dunlop Clare, Mich

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Co. W. Perry Cash and Carry Store Elden McEwan Street Kirkpatrick’s ‘Drug Store Fred Morgan Paris Medicine Company St. Louis Northwest Woodland Arthur Center Grace Helen Consumers Power Company G. Ae ‘Well AN
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