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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
8
Correspondence and Local Notices From the Week
Mr Keysor has been taking the assessment the past week. We are sorry to hear Mr Ehile is so low and hope he recovers. He had an operation for goiter in Indiana. G Manwaring and family spent Sunday at C A Skeels. Cedric’s birthday prompts talk of a soon telephone call. Wishes for universal phone access. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clevonite on their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysor
Ehile
Indiana
G. Manwaring
C. A. Skeels
Mrs. Clevonite
Pratts Corners Visits and Weekend Gatherings Mentioned
Jim Stalters of Mr. Pleasant and son Dale of Beaverton visited Thursday with cousins O J Alger and family. Edith Emerson of Lansing called on sister Mrs A D Hampton and brother Jack Emerson. Hill family of Owosso spent weekend with sister Mrs A Dale. Floyd Tubbs and daughter Donna Mae of Herrick visited with Nelson Howard family. O J Alger's sister Mrs W L Van Atta seen in Winn. Howard Costello of Pontiac spent weekend with Burt and Art Lloyd. Willis Richardson of Flint spent weekend with father J Richardson. Don Lloyd of Pontiac visited weekend with Burt and Don's parents. Sunday callers at O J Alger's included several Pontiac residents and Clare and Flint natives. Wayne Walters visited Sunday with cousin Elton Hales at Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stalters
Mr. Pleasant
Dale
Beaverton
J. Alger
Edith Emerson
Lansing
A. D. Hampton
Jack Emerson
Hill
Owosso
Hills
A. Dale
Floyd Tubbs
Donna Mae
Herrick
Pontiac
Burt Lloyd
O. J
Community Notes From Mann Siding and Surrounding Area
Local tidbits report Sheley Burton owning mules and Tra Root visiting. Franklin township scenes include Chaney Roots and visitors from Flint and Brown Corners. Highlights mention Wm. Rube at Bertha Lake Resort, poultry losses from a rat hole, and residents gathering cream eggs and chickens for neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheley Burton
Tra Root
Bifie Green
Chaney Roots
Franklin Township
Gene Burton
Flint
Wm. Rube
Bertha Lake Resort
Nets Sale: Plain Checked Striped or Figured in White
A fine assortment of plain checked striped or figured nets in white or ecru, 36 inch at special value 25 cents.
May brings work and friendly gatherings to Arthur Center
In May the community notes sheep shearing underway and locals visiting farms. W E Heiser and family from Clare spent Sunday at the farm. Elsie Shull visited Mt Pleasant. Budd Orvis traveled to St Helens then Pontiac. The Ladies Union met, tying two comforters, with ice cream and cake. Next meeting May 12 invites all, to help clean the cemetery and trees, bring lunch, and include spouses. Sunday School is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Heiser
Clare
Bob Shull
Robert Smith
Elsie Shull
Mt. Pleasant
Budd Orvis
St. Helens
Pontiac
Ladies Union
Town Hall
L. A. Riggens
F. M. Myers
Local Social Notes From Week End Visits
COLONVILLE resident spent Saturday night at the home of her sister in Hamr ton. Relatives Jem Saginaw visited Bert Rutter and Jam iy Orval Vandewarker and Russell Strouse had supper at Ma's and Pa's restaurant in Farwell Sunray. The county nurse visited our school last week. Jay Clute moves household goods to Pontiac for new employment. Chas Bodking drives Paul Slater's tractor for Bert Rutter on road grading this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Emerson
Lansing
A. D. Hamrton
Jem Saginaw
Bert Rutter
Jamiy
Orval Vandewarker
Russell Strouse
Ma's
Pa’s
Farwell Sunray
Jay Clute
Pontiac
Chas
Bodking
Paul
Stevenson Lake Team Opens Season at Home
Seven thousand baseball fans watched Stevenson Lake win 14 to 4 at Stevenson Lake last Sunday in the opening game. New management guided the team as Grand Rapids hosts them next Sunday before their new north side grounds are ready pending final touches by Wm. J. Irwin. Umpires were Thomas Gardner and Gardner Thoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson Lake
Littlefield Lake
Steverson Lake
Grand Rapids
Altho
Wm. J. Irwin
Thomas Gardner
Gardner ‘Thoring
Local Social Notes From Southwest Greenwood
Southwest Greenwood society reports visits among M Graves of Half Moon Lake, Mrs Brown of Harrison, Herman Stuermer, Frank Newsom at N Kress, Miss Bringold with Mrs Morey Millis. Pearce visits brother Wm Robbins. A Hanner family gathering with Pearl Hanners at Beulah. Miss Viola Hanner seeks work in Beulah. Mills family trips to Clare with PF Newson. Tony Haynak dies. family extends sympathy.
Myers Corners Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Beatrice Myers spent the weekend at her parental home. Mr. and Mrs. L A Kigeens visited with Mrs. J Shearer one day the first of the week. Russell Chaffee was a visitor at W Hi Myers Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Myers
L. A. Kigeens
J. Shearer
Russel Chaffee
W. Hi
Myers
Local families share visits and events this week
Maurine Hutchinson visited grandparents Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Milo Myers hosted relatives Friday to Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. W H Myers traveled to Flint to see Mrs Listenfelt who is ill but improving. Virginia Owens stayed with grandmother Milo Myers Saturday and Sunday. The Ladies Union meets at the cemetery Thursday May 12 for forenoon work and noon potluck at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Hutchinson
F. M. Myers
J. A Kiggins
Nester Hall
Brown Corners Visits In Harrison Sunday Event
Arthur Lower and family visited in Harrison on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mayo Robinett have been entertaining their children from the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lower
Harrison
Mrs. Mayo Robinett
Sunday Visits and Neighbor Gatherings in Flint Area
Reverend Shaw visited from Hulsdale for Sunday appointments while prayers for his ailing wife were noted. Families from Detroit Mt. Pleasant and Lansing joined neighbors for weekend visits and a belated housewarming with old fashioned social.
Red Front Store Ad Promises Bargains on Canned Goods
The ad for Red Front Cash and Carry at 509 McEwan Street lists corn and peas, tomatoes, Heinze cream tomato soup, laundry starch, pumpkin, kraut, pasta, cigarettes, Jello, mustard and more priced at 25 cents per item or per pack. It highlights multiple 25 cent offers and mixed bundles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gora Mena
Doan
Fowler-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Cash & Carry Store
Larabee’s
Campbell’s
Main Street
Miller Bros
Brown Corners
August Huskey
John Pfannes
Emerson Burton
Burley Shaver
Wagis
Chas. Heber
Will Hileman
Davys
Fine Serges ‘Cheviots Cassimeres
Ecru
Uni
Stetao
Axminster
Sprustex
Easiy
Arthur Center
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Mich
Colonville
Stevenson
Southwest
Greenwood
Shaw
Hulsdale
Ralph Harvey
Anita Mavis
Mary Jane Wood
Richard
Detroit
Chas. Ciliax
Frank Sweeney
Glenn Lower
Alton Lautzenheiser
Rene Lautzenholéiser
Christine Foster
Rumsey
Raymond Rumsey
Maple Rapids
Clara Freed
Tony Freeda
Iarahl Lautzenheiser
Loita Lautzenheiser
Miller Home
Charlies Strouse
Sheridan
Cash and Carry Store
McEwan Street
Fred M. Morgan
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