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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
11
County news notes deer hunters have returned home with one deer owned by Paul Lang. Also listed are residents visiting family, moves, and local social updates including visits to Clare, Saginaw, and Flint, with several family and neighbor notices.
Mrs. Albert Coffinger of 619 North Second Street Niles Michigan credits Konjola with reversing long standing stomach trouble constipation and bladder and kidney discomfort. She reports better digestion regular bowels pain relief and uninterrupted sleep after using the medicine sold in Clare at BE A Anderson's drug store and by local druggists.
Robert and Russell Barkley of Marshall spent Saturday night and part of Sunday with their uncle John Livingston and family. Mr and Mrs William Langin planned to spend Thanksgiving with their daughter Miss Edna at Flint. The Campbell well development several miles east is noted.
Mr. O. I. Gregg of Michigan State College will give an illustrated lecture at the Gleaners hall next Wednesday afternoon November 4 at 2 30. The Lake community club hosts the event. He will discuss beautifying the country home with shrubs and rearranging fences walks and driveways.
Southwest Sheridan Will Teale and son Roderick and local families visited relatives Sunday. Arling Severson family and Mrs. John Roe and Lucille spent the afternoon with the Bowen family in Wise. Harvey Armentrout and family from Eagle visited the Teale home. Henry Kinyon sold his farm and moved to Herrick. Local deer hunters returned home without deer. Alice Teale visited aunt and cousins. Will Teale family stayed with David Teale.
Norman Myers and Earl Gilmore visited Midland to spend the day with Mrs. A Hutchinson and family. Friends called on Mrs. A Kinzels and Francis Fox. Mrs Norton of Bowling Green Ohio led a Nester Gleaners meeting with an oyster supper at F M Myers home. Ladies Union met at the town hall for a pot luck and comforters. Will meet with Mrs W B Myers in two weeks.
Col onville residents visit Indiana relatives as district school boards gather at the high school. John Frank and family from Detroit visit the Frank Walter home. The Missionary Society holds its first regular meeting with Edith Kistler. next in December with Tessie Bodkins. Deer hunting trip returns M D Clute. Sunday visitors include Hazel Ackerman and cousins Maxine and Helen Leichti. Sunday School prepares for a Christmas program.
The Chapman, Brooks, Irwin, Smith, and Loomis families plus others across Pontiac Rosebush and Muskegon Heights hosted relatives during the weekend. Hospital news notes Martin Loomis recovering from a serious operation in Bay City with expected monthlong stay.
Public notice offers $4 per head for cows and $8 for delivered animals to Leota Michigan. Send a postal card with your address to The All-American Fur Farm Leota Mich. they will collect alive and reject dead stock.
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