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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
Protect valuables such as stocks bonds contracts deeds wills jewelry and mortgages from fire or theft by storing them at the bank. Prompt action urged to prevent loss and ensure secure handling of negotiable papers and important documents.
Lost sheep lined coat was left unclaimed after being found parked east of the Mater building. Finder should return it to this office. FOR RENT Four rooms and screened porch available unfurnished or partly furnished. Mrs. Jake Mason. FOR RENT Modern seven room house on West 7th Street. Inquire Ivan Terwilliger. FOR SALE My house and three lots. J. E. King, 210 West First Street. Roofing and masons work by J. E. King, phone 4195 or 2912. WANTED Women for kitchen work at Hotel Doherty. Radio tubes and batteries at savings Kirkpatrick's drug store.
Wolverine Polish formerly sold by PF Rassat is now available from Thos Groves in Clare. For windstorm insurance contact D E Mater with Hastings Mutual or Old Line. Also for sale a horse priced at 15 dollars listed by M S Wymer at 167 Court 81 Clare.
We thank friends and neighbors for kind thoughts and sympathy shown with flowers after the death of our daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mills and children express appreciation. Milk and cream at McKeever's store, try a classified liner next week for quick results.
Local notices report the Pere Marquette railroad strike ended as trainmen and officials settled differences. Nearby items note social meetings, baptisms, marriages, and visits in Clare Michigan. Readers are urged to phone in news items and attend church services in two languages.
The piece recounts a cross country tour from New Jersey to Manhattan via ferry, visiting Central Park, Columbia University, Grant's tomb, the Bowery, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, the Metropolitan Museum, Baltimore, Annapolis, Oberlin, Detroit, and New York theaters. It notes the crowds, tenement life, and cultural stops, concluding it was an ideal vacation blending scenery history music and companionship.
We report daily band practice and creative work including baskets candies and clay goats. Winifred Kane visits from Mt Pleasant as First Grade learns to tell time and Fourth Grade notes illness and jaundice.
Mira Reed plans to travel to St. Louis with companions next week. Worden reports a visit by Mrs. J Smith last week as a family notice in Reed's Corners.
Sunday visitors stop by A Yager home as Mrs Rev Leosh and daughter Mabel call. Seventh and eighth graders wrapped exams last week. Others noted include Robert Reed improving and various family visits to Loomis Allen Harkness Worden and Reed households. School closed at Loomis and ice cream treat by Mr Kimbell. Consumers urged to try chocolate malted milks at Kirkpatrick’s drug store.
Prices received on Buffalo market Monday May 16 1927 for stock shipped last week include Steers 9.45 Cows 6.75 and 6.50 Bulls 7.00 Lambs 12.00 Calves 12.60 10.00 and 7.0 Hogs 10.50 10.35 ronehs and 8.50 Our next shipping dates Beaverton Friday May 27 Gladwin Saturday May 28
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