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Piano repair service advertises all work guaranteed with address at 206 E. 2nd St and phone 108.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
7
Piano repair service advertises all work guaranteed with address at 206 E. 2nd St and phone 108.
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling visited Mt. Pleasant in the latter part of the week. Bob Kelly from the south spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. Ted Kilbourn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell visited the Tom Williams home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. O Sprague returned to Oweseo Thursday. A Bellinger spent a few days at the O Malley cottage. William Gordon and Ione of Maple Grove were fishing in the lakes last week.
Mrs Elmer Clute of Harrison visited Mrs Jay Clute on Monday. Beryl Phillips of Rosasbush 18 stays with brother Arthur. Mrs Wil Gerow visited sister Mrs Chas Russell at Central Sheridan. The Clutes Bodkins and Bernice Allen camped at Long Lake last week. Oral Phillips and family attended funeral of Mrs Fairman in Clare on Monday. Ladies Aid meets Thursday September 21 with Mrs More Gerow. Mrs Gerow extends invitation to all.
Mrs. Lou Presley hosted five Presley brothers and a nephew from Nebraska who reunited after 36 years. Local relatives and friends including Miss Mary Gorr and cousins at the Baker and Gorr homes, visits from Temple and Lake George residents, and an all day Grange meeting at the town hall on September 7 are recorded.
Hatton and Durfee residents host relatives and friends in several gatherings from Friday to Monday. Sheep move from Hamilton Ranch to Durand and Vernon. Several women threshing visit C Durfee and others near Durfee and Harrison. Vera Hains visits Saginaw Bay City then Flint. A Bay City couple’s near accident near DC Durfee ends with no injuries reported.
The Dover school board repainted the flag pole and weather permitting a new flag will be seen floating over the school. Mrs F M Lawson and son GeraId along with Charles and Alfred returned from a visit. Leah Lawson has returned to Flint to teach drawing in a school. Mr Hitchcock moved on the Lawson farm. Dan Dysinger is organizing the Obae. Fitzpatrick mill activity noted. Dover business transacted as school begins with Mrs Floyd Allen teaching and Albert Birdeallis working in Detroit. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Haring. J W Glass and family attended the funeral of Emma.
Preaching set for next Sunday evening at the Dover church with Sunday school at 10:00 AM. Everybody welcome. Elnora and Gordon Weaver visited their sister Mra A. J. Wilson in Flint. Bob Hudson visits his father John Hudson and brother John Hudson Jr. Floyd Weaver, employed at Stevene Creamery in Bay City, is under doctor care for a sprained back. Miss Anita Mavis spent the week with A. Archbold and family, hunting shotgun shells at 75c a box. Clare Cut Bate.
Warren Heiser and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Heiser's sister Mrs. Eugene Orvie and family of Arthur Center. Will Hendrie and family of South Vernon and Ben Hendrie and mother joined Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bolen for dinner. Ice Northup of Detroit vacationing with her mother Mrs. Arthur Schoonover. Ernest Merrill of Saginaw dined with Roy Shumway and family. Roy Shumway and daughter Dana visited with her parents Thomas Wosnick and family of Coleman. J. Tice marked his forty fourth birthday with children and grandchildren bringing baskets. Mrs. Sopha Garrow of Farwell spent two days with Mrs. 3.0. Tice. Mrs. Geo Bryant Sr. has recovered and is up. Philip Vanconant of Dover called at the Bryant home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. David Museel of Ressbush dined with the latter's sister Mrs. Geo Snider. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Powere and children and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harvey went to Prescant for the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walker and children of the Collins Ranch had supper with Joe Fields and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Badgley and Mrs. John Tilman of Lansing spent a few days with the jester’s Mire Badatee.
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