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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
5
Local entries list liners and reading notices priced at 10 cents per line for fillers. Each line carries a small heading and costs 10 cents extra if a heading is included.
In a zoo Eva the monkey and the Ant Bear share a cage. They quarrel when Eva grows homesick while the Ant Bear longs to play with her. The keeper intervenes, punishing neither, and the Ant Bear ends the day asleep dreaming of a castle made of vegetables and bananas.
Mrs E Delling visited Alma Thursday to see relatives while gains Shilling and family stayed near Mt Pleasant from Friday to Sunday. Owosso visitors the Wack group spent the weekend at their cottage. Red Cross nurse Juve taught at the school Thursday. Frank Goodenough and family from Detroit called on Calkins Saturday. Wm Arnold and family enjoyed a farm visit near Glare with relatives. Mrs A and sister from Flint joined. Lambert and Luce families visited. Several trips to see mothers, friends, and cottage gatherings noted.
Maida, who bakes cookies weekly on a gas plate, told me she must go to Mrs. Smith’s after noting cookie smoke rising from her chimney. The exchange shows a casual neighborly routine sparked by the aromatic habit.
The exchange shows Margie asking Dorothy about a baby grand piano and Dorothy replying she is an only child. The dialogue captures a light domestic moment and a desire for a larger instrument in the home.
West Grant remains mapped with scarce news. The Jones family moved to Toledo and the Patterson house is vacant now owned by Mr. Callihan. Fred De Molade arrived from Washington to aid Emmet Sutton on the farm. James Sutton bought Birdsell place and pastures sheep there. Community visits include Mrs. Williams sister and the Rollands from Midland, plus Mr. and Mrs. Burd and family from Mt. Pleasant. Several local gatherings and messages follow. Farmers are busy planting spring crops.
Dover experiences a busy spring with two thriving general stores, while townsfolk travel for work and family events. Byron Ginn returns from Detroit to help with spring crops as families visit relatives and attend a funeral at the Hagle.
Hatton residents report a lively summer start with oats growing well and potatoes sold to Bay City from H Griew’s. Hatton and nearby farms feature new flax plans for Ford cars, local visits by Trumble and Magnus families, and community scenes at Beebe Lake with Boy Scouts.
In the matter of Julianna Krienke deceased, Mrs. Friela Krogen petitions admission of a will and seeks Bankers Trust Company of Flint as administrator. The court fixes June 7, 1926 at 10 a.m. at the Clare Probate Office for hearing with public notice to run three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presides.
Sealed bids for a class B road in Clare County will be accepted by the Board of County Road Commissioners at the County Clerk in Harrison until Wednesday May 19 1926 at 1 30 p m standard time. Bids cover grading graveling and drainage from the Lincoln township quarter post between sections 23 and 24 to the post between sections 25 and 26 and require a 60 certificate with proposal. Plans and specs available at the County Clerk’s Office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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