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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
2
Local notices list 10 cents per line for liners and reading notices and 5 cents per line for fillers with an additional 10 cent heading charge. No further details or context provided.
The article lists numerous Sunday visits and Tuesday calls among residents of Colonville Clare Mar ion and surrounding areas. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilson Mrs. Fremont Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Teale Mrs. S Severson Mel Durham Laura Erma Arling Severson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McFarland.
Mrs. Peter Akey visits her husband at Samari tan hospital Bay City where he is reported in serious condition. Several Flint residents, including the Irwins and Bolens, visit relatives in Michigan, with health notes on Clare Dyer and Dr. Stirling. Additional social visits span Saginaw Farwell and Vernon area households.
Hinkville residents record trips to Lansing Alpha Illinois and Clare with visits to relatives friends and a church event. Craig Sparkel and Janet attend K P party while Helen Sparkel misses school with a sprained ankle and Capt Mayhew delivers an illustrated sermon at Farnell Methodist Church.
Recap of weekend visits and family gatherings in Rosebush and surrounding areas. Names include Willey, Stickle, First, Moyes, Hart, Motyer, Emery, and Thompson with trips to Mt Pleasant, Big Rapids, Lake George, Sag inaw, Hamilton Ontario, Whidman, and Shep herd. One cow stray incident noted on the railroad.
A brief notice marks the 80th birthday occasion for an individual, with sparse readable text indicating a personal milestone. No further names or details are clearly legible.
Mr Murphy and Mr Babcock checked on Babcock farm while Wm Barr and family from Grand Rapids visited Erma Hartton and Durfee family. Neighbors helped celebrate a new boy, Mercer aided crippled children from Clare, and local residents commented on ice storms hurting crops though Clare county fares better. Weather notes mention a cold snap, new pictures by Tillie Schultz, and revival services at Parnell led by Col Campbell and the Indians.
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