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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
3
Local readers are offered liners and reading notices priced at 10 cents per line for fillers. An optional heading adds 10 cents. The rate structure is described for small ads and filler content.
The Harrison United Brethren Church reports growing services with Sabbath School at 10:30 a.m. and preaching at 11:30 a.m. by Pastor Chas Kleinhardt. Evening Bible study and Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. Local residents and guests attend various church and community events, with many social visits and notices of illness and travel.
Local advert highlights fresh sheet music selections at Clare Variety Store. Buyers can browse popular titles and composers featured in the latest stock update.
An advertisement touts a 48 hour treatment called Alfenru to rapidly remove uric acid from joints for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. It recommends Friday night use and bed rest with claims of no narcotics and full money back guarantee from B A Anderson and druggists nationwide.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Will Zincer at Wise visiting Mrs. Severson and family. Anna Teale spent Sunday with cousin Irma Severson. Sympathy extends to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Philips on their loss. Walter Presleys rent the Will Marlin house. Mc Kay school held a weiner roast. Extension Sewing Club to meet Mrs. James Teale on Wednesday May 6.
Mr. Vernon Grange members and relatives share visits with Archambault and Ramey families in Clare Pontiac Rosebush and nearby areas. Mt Vernon Grange hosts Riverside and other guests with degree work a pot luck supper and dancing followed by a well attended meeting. Next week Geneva Grange plans a visit with a pot luck supper.
Mr and Mrs Harold Sunday visited Hastings to see their parents Mr and Mrs Lew We were glad to see old neighbors Mrs Helen Garver and son Floyd back from Lansing for Sunday School Mr and Mrs Fred Treitch called on Brother Bosworth and family West Grant Mrs Anna Denno entertained at her daughter and family home Mr and Mrs Robert Walters and family also Mr and Mrs Floyd Denno and Lois Hartman Green family hosted by Hartman and Green Mrs Herman Rank Mrs Robert Kleiner and Helen Kleiner called at Hartman Green home Sunday evening We extend sympathy to the Horn family in their loss Mr and Mrs John Hartman visited their parents Mr and Mrs Jefe Hartman Forest Garver and children with Chas Garver motored to Saginaw to visit Jamies Beatty Cas tor Bro announcement of church service note.
A returned missionary named Carlston will preach at the Maple Grove church on May 5 6 and the evening of May 7 and at Harrison on May 8. A special invitation asks all to attend promising an interesting message and a large turnout is anticipated. Mrs Mayo Robinett has cared for her daughter Mrs Fay Rolland who has been quite sick this past week.
Hinkville notes record guests at a birthday dinner for Mrs. Joyner east of Clare with Kittie McIntosh Gordon McIntosh and Elva Lea. Various residents travel to Mt Pleasant and Rosebush area for family visits and school reports show April attendance with names of local youths. Road work continues as Robert Wilson widens a street north of the school.
An advertisement lists ice cream at 206 a quart at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store. The brief notice highlights pricing in a period storefront ad.
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