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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
7
Local rate card for The Sentinel of Clare Michigan published Fridays. Subscription prices, postal terms, advertising rates, and notices including cards of thanks and liners are detailed. The notice invites probate printing and lists association memberships.
A Montana woman praises Kruschen Salts for losing 19 pounds in 27 days during October. She credits the daily half teaspoon dose with detoxifying the system and toning organs while promising a speedy fat loss and improved vitality.
Sunday sermon asks Does it Pay to do Right with Life Work as the Christian Endeavor focus. Attendance is nearly even with two weeks left in the contest. The male quartet will sing Abide with Me at morning services. Rev. Coombs attended Muskegon church association meetings and visited several pastors and locals in Luzerne and Grand Rapids.
Winterfield notes list Mr and Mrs Richard Cook of Flint visiting the Keeln home and Marion visits by Mrs C J Dells and Mrs Hale. Mrs John Fleming died at her son Sam’s Alma home, to be reburied in Marion. Frank Davis and Edith connected with Sut ton family visits. Thelma Brooks and Miss Shape called. Brooks to teach next year.
Sunday dinner guests at Joel Presley’s home included Dolf Heller and family from Lansing Michigan, Ernest Harris family from Cadillac, S Severson and son Erwin, and local relatives Will Teale and family hosted by David Teale and Alice. Several community members attended the Floyd Penland sale last Tuesday and some travel plans were noted. Sunday visitors at James Teale’s home included Harnest Allen family, Lester Allen family, Harvey Armentrout family, Phylis Frances and Florence Smith of Southeast Sheridan, and Albert Gilson.
Mr and Mrs Arling Severson and family visited Mrs John Roe and family on Sunday. Mary and Dorothy Teale attended a birthday party at Roscoe Smiths home Saturday afternoon.
Southeast Sheridan reports Clyde Penland has left for South Carolina to work. Mrs. John Livingston and son Homer drove to Marshall Friday for the funeral of Mr. Ls nephew William Barclay held Saturday and they visited in Jack Bon.
Hans Christenson reported traveling from Clare last week on Wednesday. Dee Waters of Grand Rapids visited his cottage last Monday for a few hours. Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell and Robert Stirling also went to Clare last Monday. Weekend traffic in the area was mentioned as heavy with ongoing visits by residents including the MacFadyens.
Surnames of residents visiting relatives and neighbors appear across several towns. Robert and Malcolm drove to Detroit and Pontiac returning Sunday while Stuart Bicknell and H R Zemmey from Clare called at Achard Yauch fast. Grace Brill, also from Clare, and Ewart visited last week. Hart Sprague called at Burns home Sunday. John Gaffney stayed nearby last week to take assessments. Sunday visitors at Burns included J P Catlin from Ottawa, Mrs Jennie Rolfe and daughter Norene, and Miss Anna Tupper from Plushing. No school last Friday due to a sick teacher, who resumes today.
A Louisville woman used a Chinese red finish on two golf clubs to surprise her husband after a dispute about meals. The incident emerges in divorce context, showing a playful yet binding conflict linked to court action.
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