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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1923

Page

2

Local Visitors and Fishing Tales Across Town

Mr and Mrs Coheara visiting her father Archie Burell a few days. Mrs Hazel Monkee and two children of Owosso visited last week with Wm Clark and family. Mr and Mrs A A Wentworth and son Sylvester of Clare spent Sunday at F H Williams home. Frank Nash district 3 teacher was on sick list. Tessie Graves substituted at times. visitors and families spent Saturday at the river near Temple with fisherman's luck.

Coheara Archie Burell Hazel Monkee Owosso Wm. Clark A A. Wentworth Sylvester Clare F. H. Williams Frank Nash District 3 Tessie Graves Wim, Clark Cha Ford Jones Chaffee Temple Houghton George VanBuskirk Flint John Chaffee John Red Feather Jennie Pearson Floodwood G. van Buskirk G. Pearson Wilber Doty George N. Kress Frank Luce Pratt Omas VanBuskirk Leroy Bergey Leota Pontiac Mr. Grubert Whitney Farm George van Buskirk Fish Van

Ford farm notes bustle with chores and visitors

The Ford farm hums with activity as tractors buzz and fields are tilled. Mrs. Van Buskirk and Mrs. Pearson visit, families move livestock, and new animals and equipment arrive. George Van Buskirk hosts guests from Flint and Wilber Doty’s farm changes hands.

Cold nights linger in Hinkville locals note rain sought

Sunday morning ice formed in the water tub as residents petition for rain. Community members share visits between Clare, Rosebush, Farwell, and Saginaw while recounting weekend gatherings and tales of traffic and the season opening featuring speckled trout. A fire destroyed a home in the week, with no one inside.

C J Stone Clare George Burch George Struble Vern Moline and Sons Wellington Wilbur Rosebush J W Parkhill Clio Frinkle Saginaw al Purdy Wm. Hooker Farwell Whitney Willis Brother Brown Corkers Dover Arthur Gaynor Emma McIntyre Wm. Browne Bay City Arthur Bellinger Mt. Pleasant Iva Bellinger Lake

East Lincoln Social News Roundup

Mrs Fred Rau visited relatives in Saginaw. Mr and Mrs Himer Beard and children spent Sunday with Oscar Delling in Windover. Miss Ima Dunkle visited Summit. Mr and Mrs Wm Kube and Marguerite attended church in Clare and visited Arthur and family in Lake George. B H Ran and son of Grand Rapids stayed with Fred Ran. Mrs H Kress of Lake George also noted.

A Lambertson Greenwood Walter Hanson Wesley Ray Grand Rapids Fred R. Cowles C. Haines Jesse Hampton Clare B. Beard Wilbur Lower Tony Freed Brown Ruby Davis Evaleen Dunkle Summit H Welch Fred Rau Saginaw Himer Beard Oscar Delling Windover Ima Dunkle Dunkle Wm. Kube Marguerite Arthur Lake George B. H Ran and Son H Kress George Ara

All Work Guaranteed at 206 EB Sixth Street

Local ad announces guaranteed workmanship at 206 East Brown Street with a contact phone listed as 10. The short notice appears in a classified-style display, offering services to passersby seeking reliable repairs.

Clothcraft Sixth Street

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