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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
5
A dense grocery style listing shows assorted candy, cosmetics, soaps, and health items with two for deals. Items include Liggett’s gum and mints, Jonteel cosmetics, Bouquet Ramee and Dazira scents, Rexall soaps, talcs, toothpastes, pills, liniments, and brushes, each offered as two for prices around a nickel to a dollar.
Advertises hydrogen peroxide as for cold sores ivy poison insect bites blackheads manicuring mouth wash and bath for all cuts and wounds. Price: one 16 oz bottle 50 cents or two 16 oz bottles for 51 cents.
The fragment notes social visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Owens at L Weadle s home Rose Charlotte Raymond and Henry Gilbert with family moving to a new house E Raymond and B Raymond families hosted Sunday visits Hoa Joy McFarland spent the weekend with her parents Frank Owens held an auction sale on Wednesday The Owens plan a Florida trip and John Bowen with family Miles Harsh continues work at B Raymond s house
Dell Lautzenheiser of Milwaukee visits, Rev H N Bacon tours Carson City, Mrs B Leitner hosts children, Roy Howard visits with BH Miller family, Ted Newman seen in Lansing, Cecil Gordon returns home. Community notes include conference at Eagle, W C Atwood’s bean hauling bid near Nester Dam, Ed Leitner visitors Wilbur Lower and Ruby Davis, Boner visitors at Ed Boner home, Mrs Chas Wallace improving, Glen Bakery guests from Flint. The Star remains bright.
Rev Leroy Whitney leads nightly services at 7 30 with special out of town speakers and Farwell male quartet one night evangelist Rev Erskine preacher at Center next Sunday morning Glass in evangelism at Center Thursday 7 00 pm E L department meeting and pot luck supper 6 30 Sunday time Friday local visits and travel highlights include Mr and Mrs Will Roger Ruby from Clare and others with various town movements and a new shoe repair shop opening by C H Hall in Clare. Henry Anderson dies after a week illness.
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