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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
5
A fragmented dialogue on choosing a car in spring mixes advice with gibberish. The speaker contrasts models and features while urging restraint, warning that spring decisions can lead to regret and urging a friend to consider options before purchasing.
The eighth grade exam will be held Thursday and Friday May 11 and 12 in Harrison Winterfield and Clare schools. Students must bring examination paper pens pencils and written material. Exams start promptly at 8:00 a.m. Seventh graders may write on Physiology and Nerubeience.
A garbled excerpt lists items for sale at a restaurant on West Street Clare and ongoing classifieds. It includes a stray editorial quip about the silver dollar and a jobs ad seeking three girls for dining room work at the Ypsilanti-Country Club with pay and board offered.
Local dealers report unusually high demand for Ford enclosed cars over the past two months. Despite speeding up Detroit production, sales exceed output, causing buyers in many regions to wait. Dealers urge customers to place orders early to secure delivery.
Fragmentary recap of a social page with names and casual visits. Mentions Mrs Makel Stone and Steen, Mr and Mrs Doba Botrough and Florence Decoursey, Mrs Vern Maline, Jay Bettinger, Chas Koonts, Mire Bart Oaklive, and a Friday visit to Mra v Moline.
Mr and Mrs A Roe and Kenneth of Mr Pleasant spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Freg Allen and family. Gay with the Istrers parent Mr and Mrs Freg Allen also Forest Garver visited Mr and Mrs J Miser of Dover. Walter Garver and family of Brown visited Mr and Mrs Art Rever. Archie Tryon of Mr Pleasant spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Rungee. Mrs Alice Clemmone and son Lester of Beaverton were Sunday callers at Rapyan. Miss Lillian Warner spent Sunday with Hilde Armentrout of Brows. Mr and Mrs George Hemetreet are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Mack Leeth and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs O G Garver of the Brown. And Mrs Henry Kisner spent Sunday with Bar and Mrs Ernest Kleiner.
The Delling family visited Elmer Board in Eset Lincoln while Maeter Delbert joined for a week long stay. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Elkinny of Pennsylvania with Mrs Pyle's parents. Maud Smith's recovery from surgery at Memorial Hospital Owosso is noted. Clayton White of Cherry Hill spent a day with Basil Baker. Sunday school is set at Freeman town hall next Sunday at 2 o clock. Mrs KE Barber of Howell visits Ed Pyles. Sam Baker leaves for Kalamazoo to work.
Local items recount visits among residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood and daughter June visiting the Teall family. Frances Atwood staying with her brother in Clare. Edoy and Ohio trips. school closed for a break. Bert Teall named church janitor. several family visits and gatherings noted across Brown Corners and nearby farms.
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