Rexall 1c Sale On Now At Local Store
The ad notes a sale at the Rexall store with a 1 cent price point now ongoing. Limited details are readable but indicate discounted items and a promotion event.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
5
The ad notes a sale at the Rexall store with a 1 cent price point now ongoing. Limited details are readable but indicate discounted items and a promotion event.
A fragment notes an elephant as a strong swimmer. It is described as preferring water and standing upright in shallow areas, illustrating an uncommon trait of aquatic ease.
It is claimed a sheep is learning totals and being taught simple words. The animal has reportedly mastered the first syllable of banana.
Central Standard time listing for Methodist Episcopal Church in Ann Arbor notes an October 28 service with Mrs. Hurd as speaker and a November 2 lecture by Dr. DeVinney. It records Sunday school at 10 am and a social service at 11 am along with womens department meetings. The column rounds up local visits, travel, and community notes from residents and families including hospitalizations and recent travels.
The town report lists church timings with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 am plus 6:30 pm youth and 7:30 pm evening services. It notes visitors from Lake George Bay City Flint Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Big Rapids and Lansing along with local moves and society meetings.
The Methodists invite townspeople to a Friday November 2 gathering at 6:30 in the Library building. Attendees will hear the new District Superintendent Dr DeVinney and share a communal supper in a friendly get-together.
Under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union auspices a union meeting of three village churches and Gilmore Christian Church will be held at the Church of God chapel next Sunday evening October 28. A fine program is being prepared. Be present.
The Frizzel-Stinchcombe Unit No 370 American Legion Auxiliary thanks the Clare public and others for supporting a patriotic chicken supper. Special thanks to Mary Kooplinger, president, for assistance.
Thomas Byrne a longtime millwright and lumberman, born 1840 in Newtownberry Ireland, died October 17 at his niece’s home in Maple Grove township. He lived in Saginaw most of his life with earlier work at Gebhard Bastabrook and Saginaw Lumbering Co. Funeral held at St. Mary’s Mt Morris.
The Student Council will present Valley Farm a four act domestic drama on November 2 and 3. Cast includes Harold Rutledge Clarence Melvin Perry Deane David Hildreth Silas Holcomb Azariah Keep Jennings Henry Holcomb Eunice Johnson Isabel Garney Mrs Ruthledge Alvira Holcomb Lizy Ann Tucker Jennie Frizzell Verbena among others. Admission 20 and 30 cents. Assembley program by Juniors and Seniors. upcoming programs by Sophomores and Freshmen.
Mrs Severson returns from Ann Arbor hospital showing health improvement. Mr and Mrs Li A Presley and Curtis of Lake George visit Joel Presley and his family, along with Mr and Mrs Ray Barton and Arthur Johnson on Sunday. Heavy rains hinder sugar beet handling. Mrs Will Lansing has a sore hand and hopes for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. West visited relatives in Indiana while Mrs. Alfred Bhie spent several days there and returned home.
Myers Corners residents share a week of visits with relatives and friends. W. E. Myers and Mrs. Myers hosted A. Chatterton and family, and F. M. Myers with Norman Myers planned a trip to Colorado and Texas. L. A. Riggens traveled to Flint, while Robert Smythe visited St. Louis.
Brown Cormers Mrs Anna Dennd entertained her daughter Mrs Manly Nixon and son Ralph of Bannister. Mr and Mrs Hlmer Miller son Ira and Miss Myrtle Spohn of Greenwood visited Mrs Roy Howard of Flint. Irene Vincent and children attended Adventist Sabbath School at Clare. John Atwood and Royal Kleinhart returned from Marion with a flock of sheep bought from Sherm Blackledge. Royal Kleinhardt hosted eight boy friends for his 19th birthday. Proceeds from aid day exceeded sixteen dollars. next meeting November 2. Glenn Hartman and family of Pontiac visited his parents.
Merrs and local residents share Sunday dinners and weekend visits across Vassar Lansing and Remus. Audrey First and Floyd Thompson wed at the Presbyterian church and plan a Chicago visit before settling on their Rosebush farm home. Rev Motyer and relatives return from Hamilton Ontario. Rexall sale announced.
Eula Alger from Pontiac visited her parents over the weekend. Howard Costello and family from Pontiac visited Mrs Costello and siblings. Don Lloyd hosted a Friday party with games and a royal cheering note. Lloyd Costello of Pontiac and family guests, including Robert Carl and Arthur Lee, stayed with Burt and Livya over the weekend. Glen and Ray Lloyd also were home, and Arthur Johnson worked on Mr Miser’s new Dover house.
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