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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
6
West Grant and Mr and Mrs B Forsyth visited the Wooletons of Colgnville last Sunday. J Lowery and family visited the Doughertys of Vernon Pennsylvania. Erma and Frank Lowry traveled to Marion last Thursday to see relatives, returning Sunday.
Monday marked the start of classes with strong turnout. Teachers and families mingle as students settle in. Several visitors arrive from Flint Detroit Peoria and Nashville. George Webb reports reassignment to Porto Rico while others visit relatives nearby.
Miss Clara McNeil returns to Farwell after six weeks with Mrs. Bert Teall. A large turnout from the area went to Loomis Sunday to watch Austin and Loomis teams. Mrs. Wm Cradit convalescent after illness. HH C Mickle of Cleveland visited old friends. Wm Cradit and son visited here over Sunday. Maple Grove prepping a September 3 picnic. Dr Gray and Albert Maynard from Glare fished here last Thursday. Mr Cradit and son Earl visited Mrs Frank Pettibone Monday.
Mr and Mrs A Spigelmire visited Arthur Young of Hamilton township last week. Mr and Mrs A Trumble and granddaughter spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Frank Preverse. Mr H Nickle of Sylvania Ohio greets friends again. Mr and Mrs D Denno and Mrs G Klinchardt and son were guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Purdy Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Alwood and daughter and Mr and Mrs A Alwood attended a ball game at Loomis. Mrs George Hinch and children of the Brand visit his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Dysinger. Mrs Clyde Fifer leads the OBE society next Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Roy Walter spent Saturday night with the latter's brother and family. Dale Davis is working for Charley Slinchardt. Mrs Ira Lower was called to Detroit last week due to a son's illness.
A mix of social calls and travel updates from Clare County Michigan notes Mrs W M Clark and family visiting Mrs L Gibson at Wildbeagh Cottage and other residents visiting Brinton Weidman and Bass Lake. The document then outlines a September 6 1910 primary election slate listing candidates across parties for county and state offices with official certification by County Clerk Francis M Morrissey.
Sunday visitors attended various homes with Mr and Mrs John Baleley hosting near Clara. Miss Pearl Keating and Mrs N D Rumsey were in Clare. Peck Heller entertained guests while Miss Grace Horne hosted in the same period. Louise Keebler stayed with her sister Mrs W Birhart. Amy Batchelor arrived from Chapin. Earl Cradit started work on the Cornwell farm. Mrs Charles Myers hosted relatives from Edmore. Mr Bolt of Chicago visited the Collins ranch. Chaffee aided a sick sister in Clare.
A birth announced Saturday for Mr and Mrs Chris Reger with the newborn girl. Visitors noted include Mr and Mrs Stittsworth at J R Leeth's on Sunday. Carrie Reger of Belding stayed with her mother at nearby places. Preaching at Eagle Sunday morning. R Smith and Charles Sanders of Berryville were in the area Sunday and visited J R Leeth's. Mr and Mrs J M Thompson of Dover were callers in the vicinity Sunday.
A Sunday school lesson on Matthew 21 and Mark 11-12 covers Jesus cleansing the temple, challenging authorities, and teaching through parables. It highlights the Two Sons, the Vineyard, and the need for real obedience over ritual.
Warm weather method for preparing a fricassee style roasted chicken cut into joints. Simmer in seasoned broth with mace peppercorns celery lemon and onion, remove bones, strain broth, add gelatin, form into a mold with hard boiled eggs, then chill and serve with celery mayonnaise.
A local advert promotes Zemo as a cure for eczema and other skin conditions. The A B Anderson Drug Store claims one application relieves itching and one bottle cures minor eczema, with the product carried in over two thousand towns by leading druggists.
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