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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
5
A fragmented exchange shows a customer urging better target practice after a poorly aimed statement. The brief reads like a humorous, clipped street conversation highlighting miscommunication between seller and buyer.
The region acquired from Mexico retains Spanish explorer and settler memory in its place-names. Indian names are fewer along the Pacific coast, while northern towns reflect loyalty to older states of the Union.
A Brahmin woman at the King Edward Memorial Hospital in Rohtak Punjab gave birth to five baby boys on November 22. The five infants are described as perfectly formed and of fairly large size. All five and their mother were reported to be doing well on November 28.
Mr and Mrs Bert Scott visited Sears on business. Mrs M Sheardy and daughter Mary visited the former's mother D Scott. Giddings spent Sunday at home. Thelma Rivers came to work for Mrs Crawford. Hugh Barns was in from Print a couple days last week returning Monday. Tom Shilling went to Frankfort for employment. Jennie Tryon returned to Frankfort. Charlie Styne and Henry Snider from Canton Ohio visited Kamp Eagle for a few days. Mr and Mrs T Brooks left for Holinville for a golden anniversary. Br Shook left for Clyfe for a permanent position. Mrs Arthur Harns and two children returned home in Flint Thursday. George Scott made a business trip to Saginaw. wife accompanied to Clare. Dwight Gilman returned to Grand Rapids after visiting parents. Mr and Mrs Jake Smith of Grand Rapids welcomed a new son Alvin Jay.
Vernon Funnel underwent throat surgery on Monday. Edward Cammel and wife from Pleasantview were seen in town Wednesday. Thomas Marshall drove to Flint Monday. Irvin Horning’s condition improved. Dr Sanford attends. Richard Brooks and family of East Vernon spent Sunday with Edward and Martha Marshall. Martha Irwin and Blanche Bouchey assist with papering. Lionel Marshall of Detroit visited his parents over the weekend.
For sale two cows fresh heifer calves by side. Also sale of a 30 gallon caldron with stove complete. Dresser and commode dining table organ two rockers heating stove two stands and other small articles. A business opportunity to sell auto insurance in Clare area. Lost blue jersey sweater found address of Nellie Ramsey.
Mr and Mrs Warren Heiser and two children and Mrs Graves of Clare spent Sunday with Mrs Fred Athey. Lorin Leitner of Detroit visited his parental home last week. Rev and Mrs Frank Bates and family visited George and family last Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Shull are back on their farm this week. Ora Hale came home for a couple of days, returning to Lansing Tuesday. Rollie Harrold of Detroit joined Leitner for a Sunday visit. Ralph Shull visited his parents and his sister who plans medical treatment in Flint. Arthur Center Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Harl Myers. Mrs Frank Myers invited the Society to her home June 6 for dinner and an all day meeting. A good church crowd heard a fine sermon. preaching again in two weeks. Come boost your church and Sunday school. we are glad to see Ott settlement residents.
West Grant H Burd and his daughter plan to visit a daughter in Saginaw county and escort a ailing granddaughter to Howell for medical care. Local notes report fishing outings, minor injuries, and ongoing spring crop work amid health concerns and family travel.
An unusual fragment describes conversation as pleasant and learned, praising civility and wit without indecency. It references satire and a figure named Jake Masor, hinting at editorial or instructional aims for refined discourse.
Four months from May 11 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims to Clare County Probate Court Harrison Michigan for examination and adjustment. Claims due by September 10 1928 with hearing on September 17 1923 at ten oclock noon. Dated May 9 1923. Thus S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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