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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
4
The Farwell church announces Memorial Sunday with morning service on In Remembrance text I Corinthians 11 23 and evening sacrament. Local civic groups urged to attend. Community notes list residents’ travels, sports results, storms causing damage, official visits, and upcoming Masonic supper.
The Farwell Woman's Club met at Mrs. Etta Nickerson's home with hosts Mrs. Nickerson and Mrs. Georgia Littlefield. Members presented quotes from Michigan poets, a Book Review on Bannertail by Ernest Thompson Seton, and a history paper by Mrs. O E Bing ham. Annnual reports were given by officers.
Miss Lela Moore spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Linda Murray. Miss Lela Moore and her brother Alvah were at Clare one day last week for dental work. Miss Amy Darnell and Floyd Quick were united in marriage last Thursday. Joe Brown has purchased a Ford car.
Bernice Cohoon injured foot and to rest at home after recent trip from Sagi. George Tiede man Jr. visited Lansing. Bert Sparks bought a binder from Mr. Waddington. Eleanor Burnside stayed with her mother at Geo. Ford's. Bernice Abbott and Melva Burnside visited Clare, meeting Bernice's brother John Bunyan. The Bunyan couple rented the Madison farm. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Allen and Mrs. Geo Tiedeman visited Nelson Tiedeman. Vernell Burnside spent time in Clare. Mrs. 8 Green leaves Wilkins residence for work at Harrison Commercial Hotel. West Grant Sunday School moved to 10 30 a m. Roy Allen’s son recovering from illness. Waddingtons away at Coleman. Merrill Milo and Everett Chapman, sons of the family, returned to work in Flint.
Russell Green works for James Hunt. Mrs 8 J Green sold her farm to Charles Halfman of Flint. Sunday School opened with a large attendance. Pfannes children entertain measles. Mrs 8 J Green visits Carl Monday to sell furniture. Mrs Silas Brown not well at present.
Dover reports visits from Cass City Elberta and Chicago as residents and relatives converge at James Finton and Mrs Ross Dysinger kin. Local plans poke fun at gum chewing clubs and boast new merchants shops and a modern barber parlor as the town eyes progress.
Roscoe Heiser of Detroit notes abundant work for the willing and locals share small town chatter about weather, rain, fish and visiting friends. Clare County road bids open May 29 include several sections around Harrison with gravel base and two gravel courses, bids due with $50 certified check.
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