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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
3
The Sentinel lists subscription rates to U S and Canada, requests probate notices from Judge Dorsey for printing, and offers liners, reading notices, and job printing services. It notes Clare post office registration and membership in professional associations.
Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Gordon Wither and son visit their farm here. Community guests include Forest Garver with John Watson family and EB Green at Hinkle home. Local notices thank donors for Friday supper raising 56 dollars. Paint project planned for the church crew. Sermon by Albert Kanarr on Belief and Unbelief praised.
The text thanks the front Dover group and notes the pastor will return Sunday evening. A long service is planned at 7:80 with all visitors welcome to attend.
Mr and Mrs Cap Harvey and twins visited C D Harvey of Loomis on Sunday. Mrs Mack and Will of Mann Siding visited Mrs Cap Harvey. Imogene Blystone called on Mrs Cap Harvey. Corena Harvey leaves for a three week visit with sister Mrs Walter May of Detroit. Essie Harvey and sons called at C J Harvey home en route to Berth lake. Newlyweds of Mann Siding praised as Mr and Mrs A Castle visited St Louis last Tuesday. Henry Magnus and his mother spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs P I Durtee.
Mr Vernon Grange and Mrs Verette announce the birth of Eugene Richard on October 8. Several local families including the Allens, Loomis, Marshall, Ackerman, Brooks, Archambault, Mitchell, White, and Clark share Sunday visits and gatherings at Walter White, Geo Dennis, and other homes. A planned Monday night surprise supper invites continued attendance.
A motorist with a long term ownership record praises the Ford as safe comfortable speedy and reliable. He notes having bought eleven cars in twenty years with eight in the middle-price field and highlights the Ford purchased thirteen months ago as delivering greater satisfaction than any prior vehicle.
The column notes visits and family events in Reed's Corners. The Shafer and Hanel families traveled to Hastings to visit John Shafer's father. A newborn son Joseph Fredrick Hanel born October 8 to Earlward and Mrs Hanel. Jess Shafer and Rena Joy visited, and local relatives Ted Hanel Chas Shafer and the Reed family helped with potato digging for William Leoghs.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams visited P. Mac Fadyen on Sunday. P. MacFadyen aided Carl Shinabarger in removing a roof from the town hall Monday. Shinabarger has bought potatoes locally the past week. A party gathered at John Gaffney's Saturday with a good crowd. MacFadyen helped Art Smith with beans. The Currie place soon to be occupied by Mr. Burk. Robert Stirling attended a Thursday dance in Harrison. Hickie of Flint visited Shinebarger Sunday. Miss Lewis and friends from Sears danced in Freeman Saturday. Carl Shinebarger and family planned a Flint trip Friday returning Saturday. MacFadyen assists Stirling with potato digging. Joe Howell moved into a cottage on Achard ranch.
Mrs. Carl Bradley visits her parents in Brown City while Mrs. Volney Tryon returns from five weeks with children in Pontiac and Ypsilanti. Mrs. Havlin visits from Bard. Mrs. Clint Richmond and daughter of Clare stay with the Joslins. The Giers family visits the Raymond home on Sunday. Norman Densmore and daughter Lila visit their son John. George Schunk seeks medical treatment in Toledo. Archie Tryon and son Donald call on V. Tryon and Zelda.
The McBride reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R Me. Charles Russell and daughter Olive visited the Fowler ranch. James Thompson called on Mrs. Wm R Keith. Harvey Wilson and Charley Wilson shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davis.
Ward district updates mention Durkey stopping by Barlow's on his way to Detroit. Frank Turner visits Barlow's again from the northern part of the state. Telephone meeting at Ralph Haton's drew few attendees. Greenwood town hall and Cadillac Saginaw trips are noted for residents.
Bertha Lake and W Abbott family visited Alfred Abbott over the weekend. Earl Dunkle returned from picking apples near Traverse City. A. Dunkle moved back from Pontiac to a cottage his father built. A Saginaw party stayed at Billmeter cottage. P Fields of Mason and friends stayed several days. C Hildebrandt conservation officer visited. QO W Kube attended a birthday party for W Finch and Marjorie Holmes in Freeman hall. Behm of Saginaw occupied Lat-a-Lot cottage. B caught a four and a half pound bass. Marguerite Kube and Esther Dunkle attended a Lake dance. O W Kube hosted an evening with M Darling in Harrison. Ona Blain has his brother visiting for fall plowing.
The Greenwood community held a well attended meeting on Home Rule at the town hall on Wednesday night. Albert Roland has returned home from Farwell where he worked for the past week. Farmers in the area are occupied with potato digging as work on new homes continues. Weekend visitors included Frank Budd and Corliss Foster among others.
A pharmacy sales pitch touts Allenin for 85 cents with a money back guarantee if pain and swelling do not fade in 48 hours. It claims uric acid is expelled within 24 hours and promises relief for sciatica and lumbago without harmful drugs.
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