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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
10
For sale 40 acre improved farm with good buildings. cash sale or trade considered for livestock. Also thoroughbred Hampshire rams available at Erwitt H. Mebtul, 8 miles south, 4 west, 2 south of Clare. Inquire Sentinel office.
A miscellaneous legal notice states that certain hunting or trapping activities are not allowed on the Lawson farm at Dover, with F. M. Lawson and A. J. Lawson named in the notice as affected parties.
The Mohile Register quotes Grave Patterson on a central failure the loss of leadership. It argues indifference and mental laziness undermine human worth and room in society. The passage frames leadership as essential to progress and accountability.
The corrected Thursday morning report lists No 4 hard wheat and new oats with prices, alongside cream, beef, veal and hides values. Scattered figures show market ranges and times, with several lines garbled but indicating commodity quotes and weights.
Weekend visits include Ralph Brown of Lake George serving Silas Brown’s home. Arlene Root and George Thompson wed at the bride’s parents home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Will Hileman plan winter on the farm. Kash Ferguson and Lewis Brown with children traveled to St Helens to visit John Brown’s family.
Pearl Hanner and family visited Ralph Brown's home with Silag Brown and their kin Sunday. Lloyd Addins hosted friends at Spring Lake Club. Carl Loomis of Owosso bought a cottage from Mrs. Sabins and stayed several days. Myrtle Nash of Clare joined Mrs. Newsom and Daisy Denning, with Bessie Tucker en route to Grand Rapids. Dean Smith party hunted and lodged with the Newsoms. Anton Bilgren of Alma spent time with relatives. Tom Nichols attends the sales amid a fur supply, as Rube and Ruben Beehler stay with Jay Tur hush at Silverlake.
Mrs. Jay Clure and children return to Pontiac with Ralph and Frank Allen accompanying to Saginaw. Norman and Lawrence Hutchinson stayed with the Hortons in Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Teale and children visited relatives. Guests spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Guest before they left for the city. Deer hunting noted for Glenn Poet and Bryan Miller.
Brand Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon and family visited Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs B C Mickle. Mrs Kelly Turner and Mrs Leo Springer attended the funeral of Mrs Cleveland at Clare. The Breese family and Barbara Jean Harold spent a few days with Mrs Glen Blystone while deer hunting. Several neighbors visited T Robinett and attended local gatherings.
Mr Vernon Grange and Mrs Walter White spent Sunday with Mrs White's sister in Coldwater township. Otis Stanley from Farwell visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Russel Stanley. Mrs B A Samborn also listed as visiting.
Varney moved on Pre Loomis farm. Mr and Mrs Laurence Seiten of Pontiac spent Saturday night at Richard Brooks home. Mr and Mrs Francis Marshall of Pontiac visited relatives Sunday. Charlié fare and family visited Martin Holquist Sunday. Auditing committee met at Walter White home Wednesday evening and planned to finish the work. Mrs White served a fine lunch at midnight. They will meet again with Mr and Mrs Durkin to finish the work. Mrs Geo Dennis is visiting Mr and Mrs Francs Marshall at Pontiac this week. Mr and Mrs Jennings Arenani boule visited Martin Holquist Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Russell Stanley and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Irwin at Stevenson Lake. Mr and Mrs Geo Ackeyman spent Tuesday with daughter Mrs Fred Verrette and family. Pepper party at the hall Friday night for Grangers and friends. Ladies bring cake and sandwiches and each Granger invites guests.
Mr and Mrs Geo Burch spent Sunday afternoon with his mother in Clare Mrs Iliza Armstrong spent Monday with Mrs A Oliver A Purdy is on the sick list at this writing A Oliver recently purchased a new horse Maggie Ward of Clare spent Sunday at the Hawkins home Ed Gorr was taken ill very suddenly but is reported some better Tuesday Albert Coates who has been quite poorly left last week with his niece to make his home with her at Owosso for an indefinite period of time Miss Janet Sparkle left Sunday for a two weeks visit with her brothers and friends in Lansing
Residents across Ovid and surrounding towns shared Armistice day gatherings and family visits. Mrs. Myrtle Kraatz hosts relatives while Doris Green receives medical care and several families from Clare Remus and Langston attend events.
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