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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1926

Page

4

Better Homes Show Brings Big Results in Clare Event

The Clare Better Homes Show opened with sermons and notices from local pastors, attracting 900 visitors amid yellow and blue decorations. Exhibits from Ramey & Feighner, Clare Sentinel, Norval Tibbits, Vogue Art Shoppe, banks, and Davys’ store showcased printing, home goods, furniture, and labor saving devices, with demonstrations by Norris Biden, highlighting tools like Hoover carpet cleaners and sewing machines.

Congregational Church Smith Fr. Flanagan Clare Clare Study Club Ramey & Feighner Ramey& Feighner Hennings National Biscuit Co Nebra Chase and Sanborn Michigan Clare Sentinel Clare County Sentinel Press Clare County Tourist Association Better Homes Sentinel Farwell Woman’s Club Clare Good Literature Club Doherty C. W. Perry Perry Malcolm Feighner Benj. Parish Mary Gilmore Norval Tibbits Vogue Ivan Feighner N. Tibbits Phelps Cafeteria Davys Hoover Norris Biden Eldridge Rotary Bissell

Lake community services plans Sunday schedule and pastor search

Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 with welcome extended as the church chooses a new pastor. Measles affect Ralph Holmes and Ray Neeper. local social notes include travel, visits, and residents’ activities in Clare and Mayville.

Early dietetics notes from ancient scholars

Writings on dietetics trace back to Hippocrates and Maimonides. The Greek physician studied dietetics while the Jewish physician authored letters on dietetics for Saladin's son, marking some of the earliest known discussions of diet and health.

Hippocrates Maimonedes Saladin

Trial of Algernon Sydney and Rye House plot

Historical report notes Sydney was executed for involvement in the Rye House plot after John Jeffries ruled against the two witness requirement. The trial centered on his unpublished manuscript opposing monarchy and the circumstantial evidence cited at his trial.

Algernon Sydney Williams Penn Sydney Rye House Jeffreys Ware

Local Notes On Residents Visits And Car Upgrades

Mrs. Robi Gargon recovers after an operation in Grand Rapids. Perry Gardiner visited his cottage Monday. W. M. Clark went to Rollin Thursday for his brother’s illness. Chester Ted Bacon of Six Lakes called on friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erving Andrews and children of Russell Lake visited neighbors Sunday. Joe Glark and family visited the Chase Covert home in Fork Sunday. Floy returned with them for a few days. W. S. Cook and wife now ride a Ford coupe. W. M. Buckley owns a Ford touring car.

Robi. Gargon Grand Rapids Perry Gardiner W. M. Clark Rollin Chester Ted Bacon Six Lakes Erving Andrews Russell Lake Joe Glark Chase Covert Fork

West Freeman V FP and Elm Grove move

West Freeman transferred furniture from Pinch to Elm Grove on Sunday. He will reside there for the summer and return in the fall. He will teach our school another year. Marble of Pontiac and Dave Kennedy of Ewart stayed at Lostlake cottage Wednesday. M W Finch and Mrs. Victor Finch visited Windover Saturday.

Pinch Wmil Giers Elm Grove Mr. Marble Pontiac Dave Kennedy Ewart Lostlake Marble Lost Lake M. W. Finch Victor Finch Finch John Gaffney Geo Havens Fred Burke Floyd Dave List Elmo Ted Migan G& Tube Detroit Emil Giers John Gaffney

Maple Grove Community News Notices and Visits

Mrs. Guy Perry of Lansing returns with her nephew and niece Billie and Lillian Moore after a week there. Lansing visitors include Mrs. R Johnson visiting her daughter Mrs. Hva Rulapaugh. Ray Utley and family with Funke in Arthur. Eighth graders honored are Hiva Smedley and Walter Utley. Yena Wright from Howell visits sister Mrs. L Finch. Velma Schofield and Doris travel to Tustin and Flint. Bernard and Genevive Schofield attend Velma’s school picnic in Tustin. Elmer Schofield visited from near Detroit. Jim and Francis visit brother Roy near Hatton. Mildred joins for a few days. Herschal and Inna Schaar of Flint spend weekend with Bertha Rulapaugh in Pint. Her husband spent weekend with her here.

Guy Perry Lansing Billie Lillian Moore R. Johnson Hva Rulapaugh Ray Utley Funke Arthur Howell L. Finch Velma Schofield Doris Tustin Flint Bernard Genevive Schofield Velma Plint Davison Elmer Schofield Detroit Jim Francis Roy Hatton Mildred Herschal Inna Schaar Bertha Rulapaugh Pint

Elm Grove Sunday School Sees Strong Attendance

Elm Grove Sunday School drew 63 attendees last Sunday with plans for another strong turnout next Sunday. A Thursday prayer meeting also attracted many participants. Mr Kannaus closed his school Tuesday with a plenio dinner.

Local social notes list weekends and visits in Saginaw area

Joe Raymond and friends spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Blakes. James Grigg injured and hoped for recovery. Mrs Geo Schunk injured in a ditch accident but improving. Bhimil Giers finishes term and plans to Mt Pleasant summer normal. Davis, Pendell, Lear, Brisbois, Lang, Campeau, Holquist, Barber, White, Thayer, Brooks, Helms and others noted for visits, travel, and a Grange gathering with eats.

Joe Raymond Saginaw Donald Dona Wilbur Lower L. F. Pendell Arthur John Lear Brisbois Pontiac Chas. Keith Dell Pendell John Lang

Local families visit Alma amid illness and retirement news

Mr Vernor Grange My and Mrs Clarence Ramey and family called at Mrs Ramey’s brother Alfred Nevins home in Alma Sunday amid news of Mrs Hid Northon’s retirement from Saginaw and serious illness in the grand family.

Clarence Ramey

Comer and families host weekend gatherings and welcome newborn Barbara

Mr and Mrs D W Comer receive word of a new baby girl Barbara Hele arriving Jan 17 with Durward Comer family hosting. Several households including Chas Russell Rudolph Hildebrandt Albert Allen J N Teall and Jim Teal families visited relatives Sunday while care for Mr Grige injured by tractor continues. Rains last week welcomed. mushroom basket delivered. Thurlow Comer accompanied visitors home for the weekend.

D. W. Comer Lansing Barbara Hele Durward Comer Durward Or . Kelley Chas Russell Rudolph Hildebrandt Albert Allen J. N. Teall Andy Smith Vern Haines Jim Griggs Grige Himer Miller Ernest Allen Lester Allen Jim Teal Thurman Robinett F. Acreana Vers Fell Mickle al. Abbott K. Ac Turner Myg Carl Myers BR Spraunger Lloyd Comer Kenneth Comer Thurlow Comer

Classified Liner Next Week They Bring Quick Results

A brief item notes that classified liners will publish early next week offering quick results. The notice emphasizes speed and visibility for growth and reader convenience.

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