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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
3
Display advertising rates and per line charges are outlined including ten lines at 70c for cards of thanks and 5c per line for each additional line. Resolutions obituary poetry and similar items priced per line with extra 10c per liner heading. The Sentinel offers various job printing services and liners and reading notices in locals liner line.
Benjamin Domboorajian, assignee of mortgage from D. G Elliott and Nellie G Elliott to Eugene H. Hall, declares the entire principal due and schedules a public auction for August 2, 1947 at ten o'clock a.m. at the north door of the Court House in Harrison Michigan to satisfy $1,979.21 plus interest and costs on the described 440 acre tract in Clare County. The sale covers taxes added to the lien and an attorney fee of $25.00.
Our Sunday School progresses with a four Sunday contest left for participants. Rev. Shaw preached again after two weeks away while we wish his wife a speedy recovery. Local visitors include Hendersons from Vernon and Lansing, along with the Davis and J. Henderson families.
Grange session Tuesday evening drew about fifty members with lecture hour and social ice cream. Miss Jennie Buehl of Lansing will lecture May 1 during an opening meeting. Community notes mention visits, travels to Mt. Pleasant, Flint, and Pinconning, plus Elm Grove Ladies Aid planning a social and velvet quilt sale.
Finch named Clare caller on Wednesday. Milton Davison milked oats for Denzil Tiedeman Monday morning. News of a baby girl born to Ray Utley family last week. Merlyn Missler of Monroe visited J Timpe and wife Sunday. Bernard Schofield and Genevieve at Tustin school exercises. Velma finished her school year and returned home. Nellie Fordyce and son Gaylord of Gilmore visited sister Anna Schofield Sunday. Bernard Schofield on sick list Saturday, improving. Mrs Mull, Mrs Moore and two Farwell visitors called on J Tiedeman and families. Homer Rodgers joined the telephone line 4114. L Winch family dined with daughter Inez near Sears. J Tiedeman hosted daughter’s family in Farwell Friday–Sunday. Peter Omans and wife of Lake were at J Halsted Sunday. Mrs George Hudson not well. J Halsted to Rosebush with brother Eugene for Lansing. J W Moore and family supper with his parents. Fred Yoder and wife Harl Halsted and Gladys of Lansing spent weekend with parents. Clark Sanborn hiring a new well. Jesse Iields of Brinton doing the work.
A brief classified item notes quick results from a product line called Next Wear. It highlights rapid feedback on performance and potential availability.
A school group traveled to the Michigan State Agricultural Society event in Lansing and toured Detroit. Leaders escorted boys, meals and lodging were provided, and medical care was available if needed. They viewed agricultural and handcraft exhibits and the Ford plant, river, boats, Belle Isle, and city sights.
The carol O Little Town of Bethlehem credits Dr. Phillips Brooks as author while rector of a Philadelphia church. It premiered on Christmas Eve 1868 with music by Lewis Redner, organist at the church.
A well known Indianapolis businessman checks his dinner bill as usual to ensure accuracy. The waiter humorously replies that T always likes customers to atomize their bills, creating a light moment over the dining table in an unclear setting.
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