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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
6
The notice outlines per year charges to pollute in Michigan at 2.50, to other points in the U. S. at 2.00, and to Canada at 2.50. It mentions 10c per line for reading notices, 5c per line as fillers, and 10c extra for headings. The Sentinel offers general job printing services.
The week brings local church activity with a meeting at the Christian church and a Sunday chicken dinner. Speakers Rev Meek and Beli of Alma addressed attendees while Rev Woodard spoke in Vestaburg. Also noted are a sick resident Mar dena Burgass, a motor trip near Lansing by several residents, and updates on Mrs Lietz and Mrs Hames recovering from a broken arm.
Pratts Corners residents Glen Lloyd Cecil Dale and Bart Howard of Pontiac visited relatives over the weekend. Ed Richardson Sr. visited relatives in Indiana. Mrs Alger and Mrs Perry met in Clare Moriday. Art Lloyd and Kenneth Eberhart hunted deer across the Stairts. The Richardson children stayed with Aunt Mrs Walters of Colonville while their father was away. Floyd Tubbs and Donna Mae of Harvick visited Nelson Howard’s family. Robert Crossing of Alma visited cousin Jack Emerson and others. Mr and Mrs Walter Jerred and family of Clare survived a serious accident 12 miles north when another car forced Jerred’s vehicle into a ditch. they escaped with minor injuries.
Stella Bruckart spent Friday to Sunday with her Flint family. Sympathy goes to the Severson family on the loss of Mr. S Severson. David Teale and daughter visited Will Teale’s in West Grant. Visitors from distance attended Mr Severson’s funeral: McFarland Gephart Henry Severson Ollie Severson Bajant Much Presley. Mary Teale stayed with her Hayle sister. Deer hunting joins George Teale. Kinyon improved his house with siding. Presley and Barton couples visited Dolf Heller’s in Lan sing. Arling Severson’s family dined at Frank Lamphere’s in Herrick. Sunday callers at James Teale’s included John Roy’s family from South Grant. Teale and Severson families then to Flint for work.
The Ladies Union met with Mrs. C Shull for quilting and treats and announced a November 24 meeting with Mrs. H Wood. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs L A Kiggins on the death of his stepmother. Local sales, newlyweds, visits, and family movements noted including Alma Barber and Mr Madison visiting, Robert Smythe at L A Whiteping, and Herbert Myers delivering furniture to Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Hifie Myers learned of her mother’s passing.
Miss Velma Griffin visits her Harrison parents while others travel to Saskatchewan and Saginaw. Students attend The Big Drive show at Clare. Lena Stakey joins local school. Armistice Day program conducted by Juniors proves successful. Death in Chicago forces relatives to travel. Locals plan hunting trips in Upper Peninsula and St Helens. Dr L M Jones and son travel north for a hunt. Several residents and guests visit relatives around Clare and nearby towns.
A funeral service conducted by Rev. Chas Kleinhart Saturday afternoon honored a devoted wife. Interment followed at Arthur cemetery beside her husband as mourners express heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs. Sarah Lautzenheiser visited with her son Alton Lautzenheiser and family. Numerous guests from Harrison Williamston and Detroit hunted rabbits from cottages around Lake George. Frank Manning Frank McKim and others enjoyed hunting trips while store duties rotated. Local workers worked on cottages and bridges as Tom Nichols and others ran errands.
Mr Peter Hamilton of Flint passed away Thursday November 10. Funeral services set for Sunday November 18 at his home in Flint. Friends and neighbors express regret. Also, Max Stanley spent the weekend with his parents in Mt. Pleasant. Mr Dillenback, ill for a week, was admitted to Mt. Pleasant hospital Thursday evening.
Kirkpatrick's drug store advertises Boyer's alcohol and glycerine for radiator protection. Available in gallon cans and bulk quantities with a classified liner for next week.
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