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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
3
Saturday Specials at the Market
The ad lists bargain produce and goods including 3 lbs bananas 2 lbs fig bars 2 cans corn 2 large cans tomatoes 10 bars laundry soap 2 cans pink salmon 2 lbs raisins 3 lbs Red Arrow coffee 3 packs spaghetti and potatoes with prices from 19 to 85 cents.
Weekend Visits and Local News From Flint Area
Mrs. Chas Merrill and family visited Mrs. Henry Hains and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barton. Geo Hutchinson was seriously injured near Cadillac while hauling gravel. Numerous locals and travelers, including the Hemstreets, Runyans, and Hutchinsons, hosted relatives from Dover Clare Pontiac Loomis Flint and West Grant over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Merrill
Morris
Delores
Flint
Henry Hains
Frank Barton
Owen Spink
Hannah Mack
Clare
Bertha Y Vandewarker
Colonville
Thos. Hutchinson
Geo. Hutchinson
Cadillac
Geo. Hemstreet
Arthur Saul
Andrew Saul
Dover
Will
Scott Hemstreet
West Grant
Archie Tryon
Donald Gee
Pontiac
Cort Runyan
Elm Grove
Mose Gerow
Loomis
Gerow
Local notes and social snippets from Hatton area
Mrs BE White called Aunt Mary after returning from Saginaw. Iva Miller dined with Mr and Mrs Trumble. Tra now runs the cream and grocery truck to aid farmers. J S Bicknell visited from Clare after firefighting near Lake George and praises a Lake George ranch. Industry news criticizes railroad smoke stacks and argues justice favors the needy. Carrie Perverse now tends sheep nearby as care seasons. Nate Brumble of Gilmore is improving after a visit to parents. Henry Magnus ships four carloads of beef cattle to Detroit. Sheep, gardens and tree planting keep residents busy. Mr and Mrs Clarence Durfee and Mr Fuller visit Fred Eshenwick. Herman and Bob also attend goblet. Dilla, an entertainer, is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. White
Saginaw
Mary
Iva Miller
The
Brown
Trumble
Tra
J. S. Bicknell
Clare
Lake George
Ann Arbor
Moss Back
Carrie Perverse
Nate Brumble
Gilmore
Nate
Henry Magnus
Detroit
Trumbler
Fred Eshenwick
Herman
Bob
Clarence Durfeé
Fuller
Fred Hamlit
Isabella County
Report & Foyal Good
Tine Ag
Dilla
Community Notes Mention Visits and Illness Across Clare Area
Mrs. Glen Hall and her children visit her parents this week in Forest Ann, Henderson visitors stop at Hall and Renner homes, a church basement party is held. Several residents are ill, others recover, and many locals are visited by relatives from Flint Bay City Detroit St. Johns Saginaw and West Grant. Gordon McIntosh assists at Clare post office during Krell’s illness as various families tour and host guests at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hall
Forest Ann
Mr. Woodward
Henderson
Hall
Jack Renner
My. Davis
Meil. McAlvey
Fordyce
Claude Fordyce
Roy Gamble
Wm. Gamble
al Sietz
Chas Hames
Archie Purdy
Herman
Mr. Black
Lansing
A. Purdy
Wm. Brown
Bay City
Alma
Bellinger
St. Louis
Max Gladstone
St. Johns
Geo. Burch
Gilman
Farwell
D. MagFarlane
Windover Lake Residents KeepBusy in Weekend Visits
Oscar Delling to Farwell last Tuesday. Smalley the Rawleigh man was through here last Tuesday. Windover store welcomes a new gas pump run by Oliver Campbell. Local residents like Faunce, Bicknell, Pettit, Achard, Campbell and Harrington visited relatives, ranches, or cottages around Windover and Lake George. Several trips by air from Chicago shortened travel time for Ted McCall and Mr Sims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Delling
Farwell
Smalley
Rawleigh
B. A. Faunce
East “Lan
Rodgers City
Windover
J. Bicknell and Son
Clare
Oliver Campbell
Hllen Kréss
Lake George
Achard
Flora Coyne
Plint
Freeman Township
E. F. Achard
Ottawa
Ulnois
Walt Pettit
Clare and
Harrison
Harl Harrington
Grover Updike
Temple
Carl Pettit
Ray Byington
John Toby
Vernon
Mich
Charlie Calkins
F.achard
Living Room Decor Trends Show Colonial Drapery Fabrics
A home feature piece highlighting how living rooms gain charm with Colonial Drapery Fabrics effects. It notes multi colored floral motifs for slip covers screens and pillows and for distinctive hangings.
Gay Tones for Gay Rooms Showcases Bright Drapery
Colonial drapery fabrics in bright tones and sprightly patterns are featured in our showing. They suit sun porches and breakfast rooms, adding cheerful color and light.
Community Sunshine Club meets at Sam Craftford home
A Friday gathering of the Quarterline Community Sunshine Club at Sam Craftford’s residence served dinner to thirty two attendees. Local residents report a pleasant social. several couples and neighbors were noted visiting, with many coming from Flint and Detroit for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Sam Craftford
Jay Gilman
W. M. Sowle Place
Weekend Visit Notes From Local Households
Mannsiding residents and relatives spent a Sunday afternoon visit at Leota with Will and Henry Gruno from Blunt and Paul from Pontiac. Frances Burton and Sylvia Burton were also together for a Sunday gathering. Arlene Root and Mrs Ralph Brown visited a few days last week with Mrs Ia Root of Gladwin due to Mrs Root’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brockway
Ida van Blarcom
Lew Brown
Gene Burton
Otto
Flint
Lewis Brown
Viola
Myrtle Rodabaugh
Clare
Roy Greene
Lake George
Brockway
August Hoskey
Anna Pfannes
Walter Greene
Neva McQuiston
Lena Stergus
Detroit
McQuiston
East Lincoln
Arlene Root
Ralph Brown
Wm. Hileman
Tra Root
Arlene
Bernice
Viola Brown
Leota
Will
Henry Gruno
Blunt
Paul
Pontiac
Francis. Burton Ispent
Sylvia. Burton
Ralph Brown Apént
Wweek
Ia Root
Gladwin
New Drapery Fabrics For a Peaceful Bedroom Atmosphere
Describes quiet colored Colonial drapery fabrics that hang in soft folds. Suggests combining plain colored chintz or taffeta with patterned fabrics to achieve delightful lighting effects in the bedroom.
For Each Room A Pleasing Fabric
Colonial Drapery Fabrics offer versatile materials for home decor. Bright pillows and graceful over draperies can be crafted, showcasing the fabrics’ adaptability for various rooms and styles.
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Feighner & Parish
Clare Michigan
Michigan
Canada
Sentinel
Dorgey
Glare Sentinel
American Press Association
General Office
New York
Chicago
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Ross D. Thompson
Clare Co. Savings Bank
DR. M. Pringle
Chaffee’s
East 4Th St
E. A Anderson
Clafe
M-chigar
Otto Kleiner
J. C. Watson
Wm. Horton and Son
Robt. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Thos Hutchinson
Ernest Kreiner
A. H. Hutchinson
UTH West Gilmore
Chas. Green
Isaac Green
Orin Reynolds
Hattie Mayo
Chas. Corwin
Wm. Roseveer
Mr. Roberts
F. Hinkle
Roseveer
Harrison Junction
Gilmore Farm
Pere Marquettee
Della Allen
Windover Lake
Aome
Quarterline
W. Chaney
Henry
Coldwater Creek
Forest Brown
Mr. Brown
Lloyd Hunt
R. Clark
Don Brown
Lillie Hatch
Fred Speck
Jack Scott
Will Sowle
Midland
Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store
Atv
Lake George Resort
J.M. van Duesen
Staltéer
Frank Manning
Greenwood
Clear Creek Ranch
Frank Holmes
Bader
Williams
van Horn Ranch
Mr. Byington
Donna Iress
Harry Kress
Dana
Tom Nichols
James M. Wellman
Stutting
Sinclair
John D
Shell
John. D
Donald
Little Norway Lake
Dell Kemp
Hans Rasmussen
Newton
Hold Delling
Frank Howey
Edd
Lake George Avenue
Frank
Howard W. Jones
Thurston
Napes
Kirkpatrick's
Adv
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