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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists prices and items in a local ad. It mentions Dggs and Greans with figures like 95 70 6.75 and a dresser entry for L. W. Jackson. Several price points and quantities are shown in a compact, ad-style line.
Personal representative C V Fenner invites the public to a service at the C H S Auditorium on Tuesday evening May 13. The notice lists a sale of groceries including 40 bars P G Soap 85¢ Prunes and other items, with prices and quantities.
A local provider advertises leather repair for shoes and family goods, promising long service and dollar savings. They stock horse furnishings from sweat pads to full harnesses and act as agents for Satigotan harness and oil tan collars.
Shakespeare Fishing Tackle promotes complete line in Clare with direct-from-manufacturer pricing. Every Shakespeare article sold with a guarantee and claims lowest prices by bypassing jobber profits.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Clute returned home after a two week absence. Mrs. Clute visited her son Elmer in Harrison while Mr. Clute fished at Houghton Lake. Mrs. Floyd Warver of Lansing cared for Mrs. Arthur Philips. relatives and neighbors visited and called on Mrs. Philips through the weekend and Monday, with trips by Jay Clute of Pontiac and others from Clare, Pratt's Corners, Dover area.
Ward district residents report visits and kinship ties with Pontiac Flint Detroit Clare Harrison North Star and Long Lake. Several individuals are listed visiting relatives and helping with road work while others attended a play and fished at Houghton Lake.
Mrs C Durfee and Arthur visit Clare on Thursday. Miss Saloma Smith weekends in Ithaca and Alma. Minnie Larman returns from hospital. Durfee family hosts relatives. Erwin White and baby son born April 6. Sirrine family from Midland visit Durfee household. List family from Alma on the farm weekend. Roy Green family at Leota visit. Wayne Cooper from Farwell at Durfee home. George Collins and daughter travel from Dillingham ranch to Grayling. Hileman sister Heber called to Ohio by a relative death. Magnus family at Lake George cottage Sunday.
Midland residents Cecil Warner and his father Henry Warner hosted visitors while Burt Hess tended nursery stock. Local crews including Roscoe Smith Louis Fancon and Charley Keith worked with sheep and joined relatives at Warner Keith and Tryon homes.
Riley Olds spent the weekend in Marion with his parents Wart Sprague and son Lloyd were in Harrison Saturday Monday night Mrs Higley called on Mrs Bert Douglas Tuesday Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Douglas were Will Lynch of Saginaw and Mr and Mrs Jack Burch of Wheeler Albert Wheeler and Charlie Mc Allem drove to Lake City Monday Bert Douglas and William Roland were in Harrison Monday Daniel Varhey of Temple is dns Mayed on the Updike farm William Roland and son Albert called at the Ebert Johnson home
Miss Bernice Orton and a Flint friend visited on Sunday. Densmore and family had supper with his parents. Norman Stephen from Flint moved into the Chas Carpenter residence. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geiger from Bard and their children dined at John Livingston’s. Roscoe Smith and family visited his sister Mrs. Walter Hess. Headgen family from near Elm Grove visited Ernest Orton. Gerald Macklem took Floyd Penland’s family to Flint. Dr P was called to Virginia for a mother’s death. Penland traveled to Carolina for work.
Mr and Mrs M W Finch return for summer visiting Brooklyn and Michigan. Thelma Finch visits with her grandparents as Lynn Finch s family arrives. Mrs Thomas Cook improves from illness. Wyndham Vern Smith from Windover dines with Victor Finch. W F Finch family visit Byatt. Locals tour Paris Wish Hatchery to view trout and sturgeon. William Mosher from Pontiac calls on Victor Finch. Henry Austin and son visit the Cook home. M W Finch and Victor Finch plan a Harrigan trip on business.
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