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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
7
Readable items highlight visits among Snyder Vorce Brown and Irwin families from Coleman Detroit and Clare. Neighbors and relatives gather at multiple homes, with church events and a Ladies Union meeting scheduled for October 23 and a pie social planned at Arthur town hall.
Mrs Claire Malcomson of Lansing spent Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Douglas. Miss Anna Douglas and Charlie Mc Allen attended the show in Clare Tuesday night. Louis and Joe Robbins of Lansing spent the weekend in Greenwood. Fred Budd, once a resident, is in very critical condition and friends wish him a speedy recovery. Harl Sprague spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs Francis Walling in Harrison.
Moves and visits populate the week with Mrs Sprunger and Leo Springer relocating household goods to Saginaw while neighbors express regret. The Blystones and friends pick apples at Fowler farm. Ann Arbor guests visit a parental home. several locals share meals and calls across Long Lake and Alma regions.
Brown Corners residents report visitors from Hastings and Indiana. Harold Lew and family host Lew Sunday. Wade Cradit called on BE Green. Glenn Lower visited Glenn Poet. Rev Kleinhart ill. no Sunday services. Dr G Oraitt of Midland met Frank Hartman. Elmer Miller visited Byran family. Henry Sunday and family plan Indiana home return. Garver family and a friend from Saginaw attended Colonville church. Coal shed mentioned for repair.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Grand Rapids Michigan says four years of stomach kidney and liver problems are cured after taking five bottles of Konjela. She reports improved health and energy and praises the product.
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