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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
7
Local liners priced at 40 cents per line with reading notices. Fillers offered at 5 cents per line. A heading adds a ten cent surcharge.
An ad touts guaranteed harness and collar parts with on the spot adjustments while in town. It promises higher value than mail orders and invites buyers to act quickly to secure remaining sets at old prices before spring arrives.
MARPLE GROVE Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mrs. Lewis Finch a pot luck dinner and social time was enjoyed. Arthur Davison spent the weekend in Farwell with Meryl Graham. Annabelle Horton and Francis Bingham called on Doris Davison Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McGoogan attended the sale on the Thomas Cook farm Friday. John Rulapaugh left Saturday to visit his son Delos. Arthur Finch returned home from Flint Saturday night. Leonard of Flint called on Milton Davison Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash and child with A. Hutchinson and Clare visitors join F. M. Myers and J. Hartman. The group notes a heavy snow storm, warm spell, church visit by Garold Myers, and multiple local calls and dinners in Clare area.
Mr and Mrs N Kress entertained several neighbors including the Stanleys and Fosgitts of Harrison on Sunday. Mrs H B Joel returns from Toledo after a month with Grace Heater as her mother and sister-in-law accompany her home. Families visit, move, and farm changes are reported with notes on roads and carrier routes in the area.
Hatton H. Grewe traveled to Ed Magnus while Mrs Durfee spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Trumble. Mayor Thompson and T Carl Holbrook of Clare called on Austin Trumble. Pringle of Gilmore and M Callihan of Clare conducted business at the Golden Glow Thursday. EL White and Percy Durfee families hosted Sunday gatherings as Easter preparations begin.
Clipped updates report Nate Trumble moving from Detroit to Clare with his family to take a 126 acre farm in Gilmore township Isabella county and seek a quiet life. Other items note Fred Esenwick of Flint planning Clover sowing, Joe Ladd returning north, and local social events and church activities.
Pastor Leroy M. Whitney leads Palm Sunday observances with a sermon titled What was triumphant in the Triumphal Mary Wise 9 45 Rev Spencer at Wise Center 10 30 a m Rosebush 7 09 p m Christian Endeavor meets at 6 00 p m Alex Watson leader The Hilltop race is on Let every member be present This organization is for all.
Two for one sale described as a gale offer at Kirk Patrick’s Drug Store, with emphasis on savings and limited availability amid a busy promotional period.
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