Classified Liners For Base Forl Rent Wanted Lost Found
Classified lines advertise base for rent wanted items lost found and other notices. The brief line emphasizes advance payment and single words or initials counting as entries.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
5
Classified lines advertise base for rent wanted items lost found and other notices. The brief line emphasizes advance payment and single words or initials counting as entries.
A mixed list of sale advertisements includes a boy's bicycle for Octavia Anderson, Hot Point iron, Studebaker touring car belonging to H. L. Comer, several farm implements from Ray Parish and Glenn Strouse, a Round Oak cook stove, a red Kidney seed beans entry by John A. Oman, a Brown Jersey cow with Walter Deller, a Woodward piano sold through Mrs. A S Burnside, and other odds and ends from Clare Farwell and Vernon City.
Correspondence from the area records road work departures farewell parties and moves. William Shellings leaves for lonia to work on a road job and Mr. and Mrs. M Sheardy relocate to Sears with a family farewell. Multiple visits, family news and social events appear alongside minor accidents and local chatter.
Mrs. Leitner's funeral conducted by Rev. Bates Sunday with a large turnout. Distant mourners from Pontiac Detroit and Clare attended. Community offers sympathy to Mrs. Lieber and family as they grieve. Clarence Shull moved Household Foods from Clare to the farm.
Pratts Corners gatherings as Mr and Mrs John Greer and Mr Gilbert Howard share supper at Nelson Howards. Mrs Lackie returns to Ann Arbor bedside of daughter. Mrs Walters visits Gilmore and goes fishing with luck. Bert Lloyd injured in Saginaw road crash losing ribs and cart. Bonham of Coffeeville visiting Arthur Ginn. Florida alligators kept by Arthur Johnson thrive in town. Dale summoned to Coleman for Bert Lloyd’s horse recovery. John Harring Jr moving to Maxwell farm. Clayton Montney and Dale visit Lackies.
Mrs. Mary Barlow spent the weekend at her Farwell home returning Sunday. Norman Babcock of near Clare visited the F M Baker home. Mr and Mrs Jim Smith near Farwell moved in to work this summer on the farm. Rev A J Morris of Marion preached at Lake George and planned Windover schoolhouse services. Carl Baker and wife of Detroit visited F M Baker. White road commissioner of Harrison was here Monday. Sutherland, Homer Douglas and Lila Sutherland from Clare drove to Windover. Tom Nichols made business trips to Clare last week. Golf course work advances with the old log house torn down and a new combined house and store near completion. Material for the Club House hauled by Chas Graham of Farwell with Jim Wellman and M Dunkle of Lake George. J W McCall remains on site overseeing work.
Community notes describe rapid spring advance in Hinkleville with oat planting and a half inch May growth. Local visits include Mr. Lowery with A Oliver Sun Well and family, Mrs Brown Clare and niece Laurie Woodward, Chas Koontz from Lansing, Nellie Bellinger school closure, and various relatives at Vernon Rosebush Sheridan Wise Flint and Coldwater homes.
Fragmentary report tracks Miss Mcintosh living with her mother in Flint after parental separation and hospital aid. It mentions Forest White, a Brightmore boy now a famed newspaper seller with forty two patrons, while Grandpa Purdy praises his handsome grandson. Mrs Frader visits from Bay City on business.
Southwest Gilmore Mr and Mrs Hart Fordyce rejoice over a baby boy born May 1. The McAlvery families visited Mr McAlvey's brother in Midland last Saturday. Mrs S Nichols and children returned from California last Friday. Mr and Mrs Tait Hampton lost their baby girl. Mr Lamson from Weidman runs his cream truck on this street. Mr and Mrs Wesley Shaner spent Sunday with A P Hoag near Mt Pleasant.
Funeral services were held Sunday for S A Leitner. Guests included Mr and Mrs R O Remner and son Floyd of Saginaw. James Thompson attended the funeral of Howard Leach in Saginaw. Mrs Rachel Hemstreet and sons visited Geo Hemstreet’s home. Giles Leeth and son visited from Lansing. Sanford Mott is ill at J A Allen’s home. Ralph Stevens and Lansing family spent the weekend with A E Stitsworth.
Herbert Six and Miss Florence Gaddy wed Monday afternoon and plan to reside near New Hudson. Milo Robinett joined Joe Coats for a Jackson funeral. Robert Thompson and son Leonard visit relatives due to Mr. Thompson's father illness. Mrs. Emmett Sutton gains health. Louise Bauer returns home from nursing Mrs. Geo Ickes in Clare. Avery Barber family from Flint visits. Lois and Edith Madison stay with Amos Foitz's family to attend school at West Grant.
Hyart State Bank as receiver for Hyart State Bank notices a foreclosure sale on a Dec 22 1921 mortgage held by Frank Rood et al in Clare County Michigan. The sale at Harrison Court House occurs Aug 7 1924 at 10 am for the described parcels to satisfy the debt, costs, and foreclosure fees.
Uppers of soft barn yard proof leather with innersoles and outer soles inches high. All sizes available for children. The style hit of the season with colors and fashionable design.
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