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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
4
A brief drug ad notes Orbit Grip Capsules relieve a cold in a few hours. The promotion credits Kirkpatrick's drug story as the source and highlights quick relief.
Detroit guests include Mr and Mrs Noris Shaw and Mr and Mrs Park visiting the Simpsons. J N Van Dusen back from Ohio. Mrs Ortho Boulton ill with rheumatism. Light family hosts Flint trip home. Hunting and Fishing Club held a banquet with a movie and dance. Ladd travels to Saginaw and Jackson. Ladd’s hospital stay ends. Jesse Allen and son George drive to Saginaw then Detroit for a job with American Type Founders. Mikes Music Makers held a Halloween dance. Kirkpatrick's Drug Store advertises King radios.
A seventh year wedding anniversary was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ripenbure on Saturday evening with a ceremony conducted by Rev McGregor of Mr. Pleasant Osborn Pish. The bride wore lavender and white and guests presented two antique gifts over 40 years old along with other presents. A late lunch followed. An accident occurred when two ladies from St. Louis slid into a ditch near George Gibis but were rescued by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frees and a wrecker was summoned. No injuries occurred and the car was only lightly damaged. A Halloween party at Grovers drew a large crowd though some youths damaged houses and windows nearby.
PERCH LAKE John Basaire and Charles Hammond new men on the railroad section. Hallowe en social at Brinton Wednesday night drew a large crowd at the White school. Calvin Tryon and Ernie Tryon hosted Sunday visitors from Grand Rapids. Baby boy born Friday night to Mr and Mrs Oscar Schepmerhorn. Spent weekend with relatives from Clio. Gladwin Andrews bought a Ford engine from Fred Sowle. Ray Clark of Eight Point visited Thursday. Geo W Gray returned to Detroit after a week at Black Lake cottage.
Sunday evening guests include Rachel Van Buskirk and companions at H. Shimmel’s. George Shimmel and family spent Sunday with Mat Webber, with others returning from Detroit. Local residents note illness, farm work resuming, and visits among neighbors in Harrison area.
Oscar Ray and friend hunted with Lewis Brown and son. Arlene and Bernice Root called at Lew Brown home. Myrtle Rodabaugh and Viola Brown visited from Clare and dined with grandparents Silas and Mrs. Brown. Relatives from Grand Lodge stayed at the Root home. Howard and Walt Brockway from Pontiac visited. Mrs. Gruno and son Paul left for Ohio to see Charlie ill. Ralph Brown of Pontiac visited with wife and parents. Factory layoffs bring several home. Dick McCartney of Harrison, with Lewis Brown and sons, rabbit hunted for nineteen. Women quilted at Mrs Hamling of Hatton and bid her farewell. Walter Green of Flint seen locally. Gene Burton and Otto home during layoff. Locals frightened by a man claiming two disguised parties in a farmhouse.
Battle Creek residents the Hains family visit with relatives in Michigan. Clarksville area families share gatherings at homes in Harrison Clare and Saginaw with dinners birthdays and Halloween stunts.
Reported pursuit involving trespassers seen fleeing through local blocks as residents noted brave actions by bystanders amid the incident.
Social notes from Windover Lake recount visitors to the Achard ranch and Burns home including families from Clare Lansing Saginaw Flint and North Star. Attendees greet Addison Murray from Alpaso Texas attend a funeral and plans to return. Local hunting sightings and a school box social are noted along with various calls and visits across Clare Harrison Mt. Pleasant and Ponti ac.
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