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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
3
A collage of sale notices lists Butterly cream separator, farmland parcels in Sheridan and Clare counties, a 40 acre house farm near Rosebush, and various timber and lumber items. Included are local deliveries, contact names, and prices. Community notes from Farwell and nearby areas follow with church schedules and local greetings.
For rent 40 acres pasture, 320 acres fenced into 160 acre tracts, 240 acres well watered with cross fencing. James S. Bicknell. May 1st newly papered houses and 8 lots at 315 West State St priced at 12. Martin Heiser 2582 Teel Ave Lansing. Wanted young calves Fred J. Krell Post Office wanted work on farm by year Lewis Davis 205 Maple St Clare.
Emma Snear born October 17 1876 in Tuscola county Michigan died May 14 1927 at Hurley hospital Flint after a long illness. She leaves husband William Johnson and six sons Fred Ralph Ben Herman George Louis plus Oscar deceased from World War and three brothers three sisters and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services held at the Farwell Methodist church May 17 conducted by Rev House and Rev Whitney.
The Surrey Cemetery Board held its annual meeting May 12 at Chas Stinchcombe’s home. Present were J L Littlefield Louis Finch Wm Burston Harry Baker and Chas Stinchcombe. Chas Stinchcombe was elected president and Harry Baker secretary for the coming year. It was deemed to discourage the
The board advances strict supervision by the sexton for walling and lot work with advance payment by outside parties. Legal advice will be sought on perpetual care. Inter ested parties are asked to visit the cemetery the week before Decoration day May 23 to 28 to fix lots. A $1.00 seasonal mowing charge is requested via the sexton.
On Wednesday evening last week the Community Sunday School elected officers after a vote to reorganize as a Methodist Sunday School. Longtime superintendent Charles Stinchcombe did not seek re election. New officers include Supt Frank Lay Ass t Sec y Rev Stratton Sec y Arthur Finch Ass t Sec y Mrs Lena Davison Treas Miss Bertha Babcock Librarian Edith Stinchcombe Ass t Librarian Doris Davison Pianist Beatrice Griffin Ass t Pianist Erma Powell.
The Senior play Hyds of Love drew strong attendance on both nights. The class thanks all visitors and helpers, including L. G. Barner for his compliment. Isabel Travis visited last week as Mildred House and Helen Tanner join Palmer Method perfection. An anticipated sharpened tournament is underway this week.
Ivan R. Oden reports that the singles winners will meet the Faculty composed of L. C. Barner and R. H. Amy in the upcoming round. The note appears in a school page by the high school reporter.
Residents will inhabit a new elaborate apartment building in Nice with 48 large units and modern conveniences. A theater seating over 1,500 will be built on the adjoining lot, providing moving picture conveniences for occupants.
Complete line of birthday cards and booklets is featured at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store. The shop offers a variety of greeting card styles suitable for all ages and occasions.
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