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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
5
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and boosted energy through Kruschen Salts. It claims a 15 pound month drop and improved health, urging readers to weigh in, buy a 85 cent bottle, and compare value to pricey programs.
A recap of Michigan incidents across towns including fatal deer hunting injuries near Sidnaw, a large oil drilling lease in Calhoun County, cat bells proposed in Kalamazoo, and various fires crimes and accidents in cities like Howell Lake Odessa Manistee Lansing Grand Rapids Jackson Owosso Ypsilanti Detroit and more.
Ann Arbor resident Mr Grandson visited daughter Mrs R Tigner and family last week. Detroit’s Rolly Bertram saw his wife and baby at her parents Liddell home over Sunday. Mrs Velma Reiss and her young son returned to her parents after a week with friends around Tustin. Louis Finch and Mrs Himer Schofield attended Gilmore church services. Carol Jean Schofield visited her grandmother. Will Davison of Grand Rapids visited his nephew Milton Davison and family. Rev Hurd and wife had supper with Milton Davison. W Smedley and R Tigner delivered turkeys to Midland. Louis Finch traveled to West Branch to buy two registered ewes.
Lee Archie of Lansing was in town on business last week. The Stalters visited Mrs Ida Cliff and Blanche at Weidman. Melvin Hovey drove to Detroit with Mrs Dunn staying to help care for Melvin Robert. Sick list includes John and Dannie Coyne and Wellington Hunnel. Vestaburg visitors Mr and Mrs Clarence Caris visited Hugene Throp. Work began on a Claude Bullard farm oil derrick west of town. Deer hunters from Rosebush returned with several deer, led by J A Stalter. Claude Bullard Hugh Johnson Dorsen Collins Merle Dunn and Charles Perry all harvested deer. Congratulations to the hunters. The Christian Endeavor banquet planned for November 30 has been indefinitely postponed.
The column records local weekend activities. Chas Fitzpatrick and Geo Williams retired from a hunting trip with ice deer. Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick hosted Herse Saul. Elnora Weaver, Leola Weaver and friends visited relatives in Sag inaw. Harold McClain helped with chores during a hunting trip. Dale Montney and Daniel Courtney returned from the north woods and Sag inaw respectively. Wilbur and James Lower helped Evert Allen butcher a hog. Edna Lower and Bulman’s visit. Fr S Weaver assisted in butchering.
Windover Lake residents share visits and calls to farms and homes from Lake George Clare Marion and Harrison. A large town hall gathering ended with dancing and upcoming Thanksgiving dinner plans to be covered next week.
Mrs VanHauton learned of brother Ho ward Gunther’s death at Battle Creek American Legion hospital. Residents report deer hunting trips by Mr and Mrs Chas Craine Alvin, Hoskeys, Phannts, Vertinna and others. Helene Barlow visited Harrison. classified ads noted radio gear and quick results.
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