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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
3
Rates for display advertising and classified items are listed. Cards of thanks cost 25 cents for ten lines, 10 cents per line thereafter. Probate notices, reading notices, and locals are priced 10 cents per line, with 5 cents per line for fillers and 10 cents extra with a heading. The Sentinel offers various job printing services and affiliations are noted.
Mr and Mrs Sam Vinton visited their daughter Mrs Phelps who rents the Clark cottage on Sand Beach. Don Brown and children went to Ludington for peaches. Alfred Sturgis of Barryton visited Ray and Mrs Brown. Don Brown threshing in the locality. Claud Wheaton and son Robert dined with cousins Ray Brown. Alfred May was a Farwell caller. Mr and Mrs Wm Clark spent Thursday with their son and family. Mr and Mrs Ray Clark.
Fred Bingham of Farwell and Asa Aldrich of Harrison called on neighbors. Roy Woodruff of Bay City met Mr and Mrs Tony Achard. Marion visitors Wm Brain and Steve Blain hosted at home. Fred Bader family to Clare weekend. Dimmicks moved father home after summer. Burns household hosted visitors. Shepherd entertained at club. Minnie Green of Toledo staying with Burns. Menzel family joined for weekend. Clare dance drew a large crowd. Multiple Clare area residents listed as callers and guests.
Calvin Gorton and CHnt Cochran were in Lansing Tuesday of last week. John Butters returns to Grange. Mrs Geo Schunk visited her daughter Mrs Bruce Williams. Louie Fancon spent weekend with Dave Davis’s family. Mrs Harry Pancon returned from St Charles. Jim Reed works for Stanley Schunk setting beans. Tent show on Elm Grove crowd enjoyed. Lewis Slater called on Howard Cotton. Donald Davis called on Roth and Harland Williams. Bruce Williams attended a meeting in Gladwin with Tra Richmond Bert Estes from Brinton. Many old members back boost Grange. Miss William Hatch visited Miss Lucille Schunk. Alfred Densmore visited his brother and wife. Hector Urbain spent Sunday with Harry Fancon. W M Schaeffer and Geo Davidson visited Bruce Williams. 4-H members Nelson Carrow Wallace Carrow Harry J Grigg Horace Fancon Roth Williams Lowell Penrose at fair. Fred Dietz and sons Fredrich Max with Mrs Fannie Marshal visited Geo Schunk. Mrs Harry Fancon visited St Charles. Albert Haley seen on street. Mrs Julis Urbain visited Harland Williams. Stanley Schunk on business trip to Harrison. Mrs Calvin Cotton and children visited Robi Cochran. Jesse Allen family visited Bruce Williams. Lewis Slater attended ball game near Coleman. Lucille Schunk visited John Densmore. Reginald McBride Keech and two sons attended Saginaw fair. Arthur Dull visited John Densmore. Mae Adams and niece Wilma Bennett of Detroit visiting. Miss Mabel Prebee went to Detroit. Glen Sawdon visited. Move to Grange Tuesday night. Thirty-nine attended. Puniy and sandwiches served. Mrs John Densmore cut her foot badly. Petry Davis is filling.
Fred M. Morgan advertises The Food Shop at 509 McEwan Street offering low prices on flour, bread, tea, coffee, soap, pasta, macaroni, and condiments. The page lists Northern Light flour, Farwell bread flour, Lux Soap, Green Japan Tea, Plantation Coffee, Super Suds, bulk macaroni, and catsup with per item prices.
West Freeman School closed for the week for potato digging. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shinabarger and two daughters planned a mint one day last week with potatoes. Mrs. John Gaffney learned her mother was very ill but improving. Miss Rettinger and Joe Howell called on her aunt Mrs. Lew Bau mann at Remus.
A Davys' advertisement showcases ribbed cotton women unions, corselettes, and child sleepers with prices from 10c to 69c. It highlights low overhead, frequent bankrupt stock purchases, and savings passed to customers along with 25c boys caps in grey and brown suiting fabrics.
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