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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
7
Clare Michigan announces Friday issue with display ad rates on application. Cards of thanks ten lines 25 cents, over that five cents per line. Resolutions poetry five cents per line. Local liners and recauing notices ten cents per line, fillers five cents per line with heading ten cents extra. Lists affiliations with National Editorial Association and Michigan Press Association.
Residents and visitors share short travels and gatherings. Families from Port Huron to Farwell and Fremont visit relatives, while others attend a sale in Farwell and a restaurant fixture sale in Alma. Newsom's party entertains guests with a large, joyful gathering.
Southeast Sheridan residents share Sunday visits and shifts in farms as families move cases. Walter Presley relocates to Beatty farm while Clyde Babcock takes over the Frank Murphy house. Roy Adams moves to Coleman with parents as his father declines.
Local residents report travels and visits to Flint Detroit Saginaw Gladwin and Midland plus health updates. Sympathy is extended to the Burnett family of Greenwood and to the Rumsey family after severe strokes. Harold Sunday drives a new Chevrolet while plans for an Easter program unfold.
Randall notes four inches of fresh snow after a snowplow cleared fences and moved through. Mrs. George Whiteside visited friends nearby last week. William Dodds Jr of Saginaw visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Gee Gibbs. A crowd gathered at Leyi Baker and Gerome Frees to celebrate birthdays with two cakes and gifts. Gerome Frees leaves Monday to visit his ill mother in Deerfield. Alois Gibis and Richards families of Saginaw visit George Gibis’s home. Krell brothers haul baled hay to town.
Mrs. Wm. Kube has been ill but is up around the house. O. W. Kube operates a ditching machine near Ithaca for A. KE. VanHorn of Mt. Pleasant. Ona plain moved back from Ponti a c last week and will live here. Mrs. Walter Hanson of Lake George visited O. W. Kube. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cowles attended the sale at Mrs. Gresnman. Irwin and son of Brown Corners sheared sheep for Wm. Kube. A. BE. and Zelda VanHorn of Mt. Pleasant stayed with O. W. Kube. Four people attended a party at Frank Newsom’s in Lake George. Sunday visitors at Bertha Lake were Mr. and Mrs. F.
Miss Grace Brill plans a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs BE Delling were Windover visitors last week Victor Finch and Clare residents called at Windover Jess Shillinger and Robert Stirling visited Clare callers Mr and Mrs Carl Williams welcome a son named Russell Dean born March 17th Sympathy extended to Mrs Dickenson and family furnace repairs at the schoolhouse township settlement attended by Victor Finch and Thomas Cook plus an advertising line for Kelvinator at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store.
A. Swanson found a wood chuck wandering in and out of his open doorway. The animal remains at large in the wood shed and appears comfortable in the building. Several local residents from Saginaw and Clare are mentioned in passing as acquaintances.
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