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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
2
An old ad touts Bi Rex as a complete stomach aid. It claims it aids digestion, relieves stomach pains, acts as an antacid and laxative, and boosts appetite. It features testimonials from Oliver Miller of Phoenix praising its travel usefulness.
Bi Rex is highly endorsed by many physicians and satisfied users. It is marketed as safer than soda and superior to milk of magnesia, claimed to be scientifically compounded. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick, Druggist-adv.
Mr and Mrs Ben Babcock and son Inwin visit Mor ris. Numerous relatives drop by Ora Voorce home in Maple Grove and nearby towns. A birth is announced for James Rolland Irwin, with relatives from Berkley and Colonville visiting Buckley home. Marl Ritter heads to Midland for an extended stay.
West Freeman M W Finch appears on the Board of Supervisors agenda for Monday with Mrs Bernice Finch and Mrs M W Finch visiting Clare on Tuesday. A string of visits and hunting trips involves George Marble of Pontiac J Braden of Heart Jack Collins of Detroit and R O Wells of Royal Oak at M W Finchs. Frank Salter Ed Wood Vern Smith and Mr Bell spent time at Lostlake club hunting last week with L L Finch and Harry Reed of Detroit and Carl Breisacher of St Clair visiting M W Finch. George Syer of Lake is spending days with B Finch.
Joe Bleise of Saginaw and B M Johnson visited families in the area Sunday and Saturday. William Dodds Jr visits his mother in Saginaw this week. Freemont Smith of Clare visited Gerotus Frees and G Ripenbure. John Colmusa entertains Detroit relatives this week. Herb Schroeder adds siding to his house. Lena Frees calls on Will Dwyer in Clare. Milkman Poet injured by a bull hopes to recover soon.
The program featured by the ee panes and honored guests President and Mrs. Hoover attending a fifty year jubilee in Detroit hosted by Henry Ford and Thomas A. Edison, marking a milestone in the season’s finest performances.
North west Greenwood reports weekend visits as Miss Florence Volmer stayed with the Fred Schaaf family while the Schaafs attended a football game in Ann Arbor. Almah Smalley Fred Kerchel and a companion shared Sunday with Herbert Shimmel. Don Ackerson Lamont Sutliff and F H Kingsbury visited Cecil Mead at grandparents Wm Clark’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bentley and son from Flint spent the weekend with Mrs. Finch. Local families hosted visitors including the Alwoods, Schofields, Pybus, and Yoders. A Lochabar road crew, six men, boarded at Roy Root's. Nearby residents returned from hospitals and institutes in Flint and Hurley.
A Mt Vernon Grange dancing party packed the hall last Friday with oil field workers from Ohio causing a brief disturbance. Sheriff Shertel and Deputy Beatty charged in and escorted the rowdies to Mt Pleasant for cooling off. Warrants were filed Saturday afternoon.
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