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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
6
Madeline Hammond arrives by train and is sheltered by Florence Kingsley as Gene Stewart, the cowboy, is confronted about drinking. Florence fears scandal and protects Madeline while offering aid and a quiet welcome, assuring Madeline that the incident won’t ruin her stay.
Madeline corrects a town misunderstanding about Stewart after a late-night station meeting. She praises his gallantry as protective yet insists his behavior was honorable and that he led her safely to Miss Kingsley’s home. The scene ends with unresolved tensions and a teaser for next week.
An old classified ad invites readers to mail in ten cents to Paley & Co for a Foley remedy promotional bottle and free samples. The notice cites names and addresses in Chicago and Clare and Farwell and urges sending in the form. The tone mirrors early 20th century newspaper advertising.
Tuesday marked the start of school with Miss Dorothy Gort and teachers Gordon Ripenburg back at Lansing. Ripenburg staying with aunt Mrs Harvey White of Wise and attending with her brother. A local celebration drew many from around here to Farwell Monday. Helen Gibbs of Clare visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Youmans of Vernon joining for dinner. Mr Baker and daughter Jane of Mr Pleasant visited his father and sister Sunday afternoon. Mrs August Wilds and family of Flint visited her mother Mrs Miller. Mrs Joe Wilson and children traveled to Flint for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Art Kube of Saginaw visited by parents Mr and Mrs Wm Kube on Sunday. G Wright of Alma called on Miss Mildred Dunkle Thursday. Carl Rodgers and Earl Abbott of Grand Rapids visited Mildred and Hvaleen Dunkle Friday and Saturday. Later Day trip to Farwell. Elva Abbott, Carl Rodgers and B Sparks joined Frankfort trip to visit Wm Abbott. J Wright of Lansing visited cousin Mrs J Beard. Mrs J Ferguson visiting Mrs Ted Raut. Miss Mildred and Hvaleen Dunkle and Elva Abbott seen in Clare. Miss Bellinger teaching Kube school which started Tuesday. H Beard and wife welcomed baby girl Susiswap? named. Agnes Cowles surprise party Monday. she leaves Tuesday for Owoso to work.
Mr and Mrs John Myers and Miss Rachel Leitner returned from the Upper Peninsula. Miss Edith Myers came home to Flint after a weekend with family. Orin and Lorin Leitner drove from Detroit with Ida visiting Pontiac Royal Oak and Saginaw. Plans include Sunday prayers September 9, guest pastor Mr Guest. Rollin Shull earned a free trip to the State Fair for high Eighth Grade score. Mrs Maud Barber heads to Flint for work. Budd Orvis and Ralph Myers left for Lansing. A shower honored John Albertson and Miss Gladys Myers. they will live in Lansing. Misses Eisie Shull Edna A enter Clare High School. Rachel Leitner went to Clare to work. S A Leitner sprained a wrist from a wagon fall. Welcome neighbors Mr and Mrs Amy. Mrs Howard McCann and relatives visit from Centersburg Ohio. Mrs Ralph Shull visited by her mother and sister. Billie Richmond visited from Pontiac. Warren Heiser family visited Pred Athey’s home. Milton Leitner reported illness among his children. Robert Shull was thrown from a horse but is improving. R O Shull moved to Coulter farm near Brown.
Saturday bargains list numerous items priced at 1.00 each including soap, Pet Milk, corn, oats, raisins, salmon, corn flakes, Ivory flakes, noodles, coffee, tobacco, flour, mince meat, tomato soup and more. The ad notes quantities and assorted grocery staples on a promotional day.
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