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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
2
Remodeling the basement into a clean lighted playroom or gym with oil heat offers a safe, personal space for five boys to meet, develop hobbies, and learn responsibility away from older home members. M R Howlett of Howletts Plumbing and Heating endorses Silent Automatic Oil Burners as the practical, economical solution.
George Tope and two children and Mrs Lois Bell left for New Cumberland West Virginia after a stay at Budd Lake cottage. Evelyn Acre Beulah Myers and Arden Light with Helen Swantz and Ruth Philipp visited from Greenwood. Mr and Mrs Charles Amble spent a day in Bay City shopping. Florence Oliver of Houghton Lake visited her mother Mrs Boulton. Grounds preparation for the new city hall is underway.
Mrs Abigal Warner and Clyde Kistler with Louis Warner travel to Grand Rapids for high school stay. Norman Allen visits father J B Allen then returns to Pontiac. Mrs Burton Bay travels to Alma to aid Mrs John Ramsey after a car collision injures her. Ramsey has minor injuries. R A Carr and son Leonard visit from Detroit, and Katherine Briggs leads Hagle school as bell rings for a hopeful year.
Local residents and guests gathered at Bertha Lake for Labor Day weekend. Families from Detroit Alma Grand Rapids Bucyrus Ohio Lansing and Saginaw visited O W Kube and relatives sharing cottage stays and a bass fishing outing.
Brn Wallace and his son Aubrey were called at the Tobe Hutching home on Sunday at Howland Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gipperick and family from Detroit spent the weekend with relatives in Clare and Vernon, visiting Arling Severson and Will Gilson. A gathering at James Teale’s home drew thirty seven relatives from Toledo Flint and Detroit, including Thos Teale, J Stumpff, and Roy Feighner. Families of Teale and Severson plus Bruckarts hosted and hosted extended kin across multiple towns.
Brown Corners notes frequent travel to Detroit for the state fair by Rev and Mrs Chas Kleinhardt and other residents. School begins. Frank Nash new teacher. Illness of Nina Freed mentioned. Several families visit, travel, and host guests from Pontiac Maple Rapids and Midland. Community members attend services with Professor Boyle and students. Labor Day outing at Jarwell Mauddy.
The stock exchange business is said to have been in active operation Holland as far back as the Seven teenth century.
Care instructions advise rubbing Littoleum with Haseed off once or twice yearly during spring and fall to keep it in good condition. The display includes Atwater Kent radio grids and a variety of tabinet models at Kirkpatridg's drug store.
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