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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
2
Mrs. Teeter funeral held at home with Rev. R L Bottom officiating. Survived by husband, son, three brothers, three sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Burial in Rosebush cemetery. Large attendance reflected high esteem in Clare area.
Last day of registration in the city is announced with emphasis on new voters and deadlines. The notice urges residents to complete registration to vote, noting the process remains available at specified offices and online portals.
Notice announces the last day for registration by personal application in Clare for the November 4 election. The item cites Alex McKitton and mentions a Rexall sale in the vicinity.
For sale six tons day al condition at Baker farm three miles west of Lake George across from Windover school. Adams Lake R 3. For sale seventeen five weeks old pigs Chris Krompter one mile west of Shea school in Hamilton two. For sale two hogs Mrs Pursell opposite Chas Church farm. For sale about forty five ton alfalfa hay Steve Benaske one mile north and twelve east of Rosebush.
The Ladies of Herrick church and community will host a harvest home chicken dinner at Clare Methodist Church on Friday evening October 24. Dinner serves from 5:36 until sold out with prices 25 and 50 cents.
A minister called at the Jones residence on a Sunday afternoon. Willie answered and claimed his father had "went over the golf club" for a bite of poker. The minister frowned at the remark and Willie clarified the visit was not for play but a poker bite.
The L. O. L. hosts a dance at Duncan hall on Wednesday evening October 22. Everyone is invited to attend.
A terse ad urges customers to leave their films at Kirkpatrick Drugs for quick service and savings. The message promises better work and rapid turnaround, inviting shoppers to save money by using the store's film dropoff option.
Noted cartoonist and clay modeler Cavery presents a multifaceted show featuring painting, sculpture, music and humor. The act arrives with a company that promises visual art, live performance, and lighthearted entertainment for local audiences.
The article highlights J Franklin Caveny, famed cartoonist and painter, whose quick brushwork and clay pieces charm audiences. It notes his fame as a painter and poet, his association with the Art Institute of Chicago Sketch Book, and mentions Marie Caveny and Frances Hockingberry as associate artists. The Cavenys have entertained audiences across the United States and beyond.
The column surveys rail timetable details for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette lines with daily and Sunday departures to Midland and Reed City. It then lists local social visits, church events, bake sales, hospital updates, family travel, shop acquisitions, and a pumpkin of community notices across Clare, Bay City, Ithaca, Detroit, and surrounding areas.
A memorial note from Mrs. Adam Regar and children honors Willis who died four years ago on October 18. The family looks toward reunion in God’s heavenly mansion and remembers him round the Father’s throne with sorrow and faith.
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during illness and after the death of their husband and brother. Signed by Mrs. W. C. Chapple, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapple, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ramey.
The family extends thanks to friends who offered sympathy during illness and after passing. Appreciation is expressed for Rev. R. L. Bottom, the singers and speakers, and for flowers from numerous relatives and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. A. Nurth, Wm. S. Teeter, J. George Teeter, and many House and Archer families.
The family of W. F. Smith thanks friends for acts of kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father. They acknowledge floral offerings and Elder Burt for comforting words. Signed Mrs. W. F. Smith and Children.
Mixed dancing party every Wednesday starting October 15. Admission 60 cents, ladies free. Managed by Bert Hess with music by Gladwin County Footwarmers. Courtesy to all, ig our motto.
Notice states Ernest Kleiner Clerk Sheridan Two will be at home Saturday October 26 to register qualified voters for the upcoming November election.
The Olavé Shipping Association lists shipping dates on Tuesdays October 1st and November 4th. Shipper Ay Dawaon confirms logistics.
Detroit D A R members gathered in Clare to unveil a gray granite boulder monument inscribed Morest of Louisa St. Clair Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution of Detroit A D 1929. Mrs. Heatley Green organized the event as Regent, with Rob ert Livingston Landis unveiling the tablet. மாவட்ட Several speakers from other chapters and visitors from Lansing and Columbus attended, praising preservation of forest lands and recalling local history as taps and Doxology closed the ceremony.
On account of the death of my mother I will sell at public auction on Saturday afternoon beginning at 1 30 all my household goods including stoves dishes rugs linoleums beds bedding chairs and tablets Sale will be held rain or shine at 114 east 5th St J George Teeter.
Ernest Green clerk announces in home visits on Wednesday October 15 and Saturday October 25 to register all qualified electors not yet registered for the general election on November 4 1930 in Grant Township.
Independent Produce Co announces the next shipping date Tuesday October 28. Farmers are urged to list their live stock with the Farmers.
Congressman Woodruff discusses territorial logic for Philippines Hawaii and Japan issues. He praises Hawaiians and notes coast defenses and coaling stations. Local officials and the Board of Commerce hear remarks. November meeting set for Frost town hall.
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