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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
3
The ad claims NR Tablets reduce toxins by gentle intestinal action without eroding or disturbing warmth. It states users feel stronger brighter and more animated with natural relief and improved circulation.
Local ad touts high quality goods at low prices with all items offered at 1.00. Listed items include P G soap oats oats rolls jelly powder toilet paper canned vegetables beans cornflakes and castile soap. Cans of peas are full weight and price per pound is 38 cents elsewhere.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearing for petition to grant administration of Karl Haring estate to John Haring or suitable person. Public notice to run in Clive Sentinel weekly for three weeks before June 14, 1926 hearing at 10:00 AM in Harrison. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presiding.
Mortgagee Clare County Savings Bank will sell at public auction on August 14, 1926 at 10:00 AM at the front door of the Clare County Courthouse Harrison Michigan to satisfy the balance due on the September 10 1924 mortgage. Parcels include Lots 1 2 3 and 5 of Black 13 in the Village of Farwell Clare County Michigan. Attorney W Perry represents mortgagee.
The notice names Rev George Flanagan as pastor and lists Mass at 8:00 as part of church activities.
Pastor Rev A P McDonald leads Sunday morning worship at 10 oclock, Sunday School at 11:16, and evening service at 7:80 oclock, inviting participation.
Morning worship at 10 thirty with focus for young people and children. Sunday School at 12 fifteen led by Mrs Ada Hochstetler. No evening service.
Keonard C. Bernthal presents Saturday School at 9 00 a m on May 29 and Holy Communion in English at 10 00 a m on May 80 at 1002 McEwan.
The church with open door invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 AM and preaching at 11 30 AM Sunday evening service at 7 30 PM. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00 PM.
J A Hanes pastor leads 10 00 Sunday School 11 00 class meeting at 7 00 evening service Bible study Tuesday 7 30 at J A Allen home 7 30 Thursday prayer meeting at church Gilmore F M Church 10 30 Sunday School 11 00 preaching service Weidman FM Church 3 00 p m preaching service All are welcome
Edward T. Smith pastor leads a Clare church with a 9 30 service and 1 00 sermon. Herrick church hosts 10 30 Sunday School and 11 30 preaching as the conference nears Traverse City with fifteen Sundays left in the year.
Sealed proposals are invited by the City Clerk of Clare Michigan for grading shaping drainage and 20 foot concrete paving on State Trunk Line Route 20 in Clare County. Proposals due by 9 00 a m Wednesday June 9 1926 with a $1500 bid bond. Site plats and specs available at listed offices. The right to reject any or all proposals is reserved. Frank Rogers State Highway Commissioner.
A young woman ascends a ladder daily to apply finishing touches at the Rainbow City exhibition in Philadelphia. The Sesqui Centennial International Exhibition runs from June 1 to December 1 celebrating the centennial of American independence with many young artists contributing vivid color work.
The correspondence corrects an earlier item saying Egbert Fordyce and wife moved to their own place when they are living with Mr and Mrs Fordyce. Mareena Burgess remains in poor health. Carl McAlvey spent the weekend with his parents. Ray Jarman and family visited H Graham home in Barryton Sunday.
Frost King Blackledge reportedly captured a large 400 pound black bear believed to be the predator that had been taking his sheep for years. The Thimble Club met on Map 12 with Mrs Eva Cooper to tie a quilt for club benevolence. Mr and Mrs Freeman Goodrich visited Merritt with Mr and Mrs H H Mills from Cleveland Ohio for the summer on their farm. Exercises were held at Frost town hall Sunday honoring Mother's Day.
West Freeman Mr and Mrs M W Finch return home after wintering in Detroit with nephews Kimo and Ted Megan from Washington DC accompanying them. V T Finch toured Detroit last weekend and came back on Sunday.
Northwest Greenwood and Marion residents visited and hosted over the weekend. John and Mrs Bigford, Matt Webber sick, Walter Sunday from Lansing visited J E Bruce Home, Amelia and Amanda Clark from Owosso visited W Clark, Ernest Kipp from Marion works at H Ford farm, Amelia Clark leaves Wayside Inn for Ohio Beach hotel at Houghton Lake, corn planting underway, rain needed, W Clark and grandson Cecil traveled to Claré Monday evening.
Mrs Archie Tryon returned home in Pontiac Friday accompanied by Mrs Alfred Roe who will visit in Pontiac and Detroit. Carl Haring died shocking the community. Ernest Kleiner drives a Fordson sedan, a gift from Mr and Mrs Thomas Hutchinson. Several visits among local families are recorded with Hughes Allen and Bunyan families noted.
Sunday evening services were well attended with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rutter. Miss Lillian Badgley of Detroit visits Mrs. O Phillips. Valley Rutter and cousins Bodkins Garver family visit Jay Clute and family. School closed Friday with a church basement dinner. Mrs. Allen Geraw of Gulfport visits J Bodkitts. M D Cluteh drove to Mt Pleasant for Mexican sugar beet work. Heirholzer improves his house with new paint.
Lake Community Services announces Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 with both services on sun time. Everyone welcome. The Pantry lounge is operating well. Several locals and visitors spent the weekend in town with residents.
Rosebush Methodist Church begins at 10:00 a m with a 7 23 0 p m service. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Hoy Stickle and family at the Spenter Stickle home. Vidra Maybee stayed with her aunt Mrs Winery First last week. Local residents Mary McKnight from Mt Pleasant, Mrs Wm Higher and son Dick, and Melvin Johnston from Marion visited nearby homes. Ralph Stickle and wife of Olivet spent the weekend at the Spencer Stickle home.
Mrs James Campbell and Helen Campbell visited Saginaw on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Johnston and children went to Saginaw Saturday. Md and Mrs Glen Arnold of Sur nace spent weekend at Marl Whilley home. L O T M club met at Oscar Willey’s Friday with roll call on historic spots of Isabella county. Hostess served refreshments. Zienke of Adraint called on Emery First home Monday. Mrs Bishop Spickman passed away Tuesday. funeral at M Ei church Thursday.
Miss Jessie McClung and Detroit friends visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jim McGlung. Mrs Charlotte Pendell returned home from Detroit on Wednesday. A number in the community suffer from jaundice while Harry Kaul and J A Bowerman called on Pendell. A Grange program is planned for next Grange night with a good crowd expected. Carl Haring died suddenly and condolences are extended to his family. Sunray School was well attended and next Sunday church will follow Sunday School.
May 24 29 declared Econ omy Week across all A P Stores. The ad lists Palm Olive Soap four cakes for 27 cents Salmon Pink four cans 43 cents Milk Evaporated three cans 27 cents Best Santos coffee eight pounds $1.00 Baked beans three cans 23 cents Nutley or Golden Hue Kled two pounds 45 cents Rolled oats bulk eight pounds 25 cents Ginger snaps two pounds 28 cents Peanut butter one pound pail 23 cents White Lily preserves jar 28 cents Kellogg s Corn Flakes eight packages Canada Dry Ginger Ale price not specified Kirk s Flake Soap twelve bars 47 cents Iona Brand Flour 2424 lb sack $1.09 601 MecEwen St Clare Michigan.
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