Advertising Rates For Display Or Ten Line Cards
Rates announced for display adverts and cards of thanks. Ten lines cost 25 cents, additional lines at five cents each. Obituaries poetry and resolutions priced per line.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
2
Rates announced for display adverts and cards of thanks. Ten lines cost 25 cents, additional lines at five cents each. Obituaries poetry and resolutions priced per line.
The county page lists Hallowe en activities at the Congregational church and a Girl Scouts masquerade at the Opera house. It notes visits by Mrs Ida Rose and Mrs Florence Oliver, plus relatives and friends from Flint Ionia Grand Rapids Houghton Lake Owosso and Bay City. Families host gatherings and weekend trips are described with numerous local names and places.
Mr and Mrs Gaines Finch and Mr and Mrs Wesley Loncore of Lawton with Mrs Walter Alley of Ewart shared a dinner with Mr and Mrs M W Finch. Victor Finch attended a sale near Sears. Edwin Finch and son Donald visited their parents. The Freeman oil well continues its drilling progress. FB Finch stopped by the Achard ranch on Saturday.
Howard Brockway spent the weekend here and works in Mt. Pleasant oil fields. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Art Sprague on October 30 is named Birdie Pauline. Jess Ackerman entertained relatives and friends over the weekend. Re Barlow works on the road by W. Rolland's in Greenwood. Eveline Barlow visited friends in Harrison Thursday and Friday. Several local children were absent from school due to smallpox vaccination. Chas Bailey called on Chas Craine Sunday.
Hatton Mr and Mrs Chas Heber and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs C Durfee and family Sons spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs John List Sr Mrs John List Jr of Alma spent the weekend with Mr List s parents Mr and Mrs C Durfee also Arthur and Emery attended Mrs Smith s funeral at Farwell Saturday afternoon 6O We wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy to the Smith family Mr and Mrs George Murray and family of Saginaw spent Sunday with his sister Mrs P Durfee Mr and Mrs Eimer Nephew are rejoicing over their new son Mrs C Durfee called on Mrs Wm Magnus ohe day last week Too Late for Last Week we Mr and Mrs W A Barr and family of Grand Rapids visited over the weekend with Mrs Barr s parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Durfee Mr and Mrs John List to Mt Pleasant one day last week
The Sunday School young peoples class prepares a Thanksgiving box social and short program at the church. Proceeds benefit church purposes. A note mentions Mrs. Harvey Wilson Jing visiting Remus and Mrs Dersmore hosting supper with Mrs John Dersmore as Calving Harvey family members visit Brown City.
COLONVILLE Mr and Mrs Scott Cotton of Pontiac visited his mother Mrs C H Cotton. Mrs D Philips and son Lester of Rosebush spent with Mr and Mrs Arthur Philips and Mrs O A Philips. Mr and Mrs Frank Walters hosted niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Roy Read of Lansing. Mrs Pearl Leichti and family visited Sam Leichti Sr of Clare. Mrs Chas Bodkins spent weekend with relatives at Mt Pleasant. Burt Rutter on road job near Saginaw spent Sunday with family, accompanied by son Vallie Rutter. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Frank Walters Thursday. There being forty seven pres-
Thanksgiving week entries show Mrs Sam Leichti hosting guests with Floyds. Garvers from Lansing visited Mrs Hampton while J J Jones family from Detroit and Marjorie Jones of Stockbridge called. Bodkins family and Cave Teales hosted Sunday callers. Hampton home welcomed the Reids from Harrison and their two children.
Garrett Silover returns from Kalamazoo where he works for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Ben Luce and wife from Farwell join relatives for dinner. Wm AH Godwin and family from Flint stay at their cottage. A Crisman George Kennedy and Ss Landgow from Mt Pleasant visit for hunting. Lawrence Smith from Detroit hunts weekend. James Bicknell and wife from Clare visit cottage. Lester Fawley from Sheridan township spends a short time at his cottage. Floyd Adams from Royal Oak in town for a few hours. James Duncan from Clare visits Newsoms. James Luce and wife plan move to Indiana.
Henry Wellman and family from Charlotte visited relatives in town. The social at the schoolhouse drew many despite rainy weather. John Scarbrough hosted relatives over the weekend. G Bier Petravaree of Ohio was in town on business. Hold Dell ing and wife plan Six Lakes winter trip. Frank Pred and others enjoy a dog and coon dinner. Kirkpatrick's Drug Store announces new fall stationery line.
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts flush fat by dosing with half a teaspoonful in hot water daily. It promises fat loss in eight weeks along with increased energy and clearer skin. The spiel urges a trial bottle from B A Anderson and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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