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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
7
An advertisement touts Black Cross as the best for a good cup of tea and urges testing its superior quality. It also promotes real quality coffee from freshly roasted and ground beans and notes direct-from-roaster car purchasing and an Electric Steel Ant Mill grinding option.
A fragmentary social column records visits among the Kilbourn and Campbell families. Mr Cash and son of Alg’s and Mrs Davitt Sisking are mentioned visiting Kilbourns while Bundey and Mrs Kilbourn are noted with illness. Oliver Campbell and family travel with Patty to Tom Will’s home for a Sunday call. a doctor is referenced in the locality.
In South West Freeman the paper notes a baby boy born to John Gaffney and wife on September 15 who will answer to Cleon Ervin. Mr and Mrs Frank Gaffney welcome a boy on September 7 who will answer to Charles William. Uncle Ains Finch Jackson visits with his brother M W and wife for a few days while K W Uberholtzer and wife motor in from Otteriotte Eaton county to spend the weekend. The season opener features corn and buckwheat ready to cut.
The report notes the season's first frost on Saturday in the Clare area. Tony Achard of Clare is mentioned along with visits from three ladies from Saginaw staying over the weekend. Local social calls include Mrs Frank Baker and Mrs Johnnis Burns visiting Mrs Cosgrove, and Oliver Campbell delivering a load to Mrs Thomas Williams of the Pheipe on Sunday afternoon.
Brand Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller and children returned home Sunday from Lansing and India where they spent the previous two weeks visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Glenn Poet entertained Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Joe Coste and family Mrs E Cappert ang children and Mrs D W Comer. Mrs Giles Lesth left for Lansing Thursday to join her husband as they plan their future home. Oo Springer returned home from Saginaw Saturday bringing his mother and his little daughter. Mrs F Acre was called to Detroit Thursday to care for her daughter Mrs Vern Mickle who is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Loomis residents report visits from Detroit and Saginaw visitors. Mrs. McCreary and daughter return to Detroit after a week with Mrs. Worden. Local events include a Herrick church talent play Deacon Dubbs on October 6.
A report notes mis spellings in last week cor respondent names such as Angeloberry Augaberry Hawilton Hamlin Lower Gower and Mrs A Q Hains. Boesell Rhoads left for Flint to seek work. Mrs Glare Hains hosted dinner with her brother Joe McGivery and Bay City relation Mrs John Mcde Clare. Mr and Mrs Bert Gower and Miss Josephine Hibatlin Socompaniog Mibbé.
A Youngstown letter to the editor urges farmers and voters to support Bob White conservation amid efforts to reintroduce the bird in the state. It praises six years of fall protection, notes quail help control pests and weed seeds, and highlights the bird’s value to farming and country life.
Mrs. Cowlen of East Lincoln visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. Haine and Mrs. Yeory Grewe who moved to Clare to let children attend school. Clarence Grewe broke his arm at school last Tuesday. Mennonites held a schoolhouse meeting. Aden McBride and Frank Whitmer visited from Divland and stayed at W. E. Hamins before heading to California for the winter. Ed Richison’s mother suffered a paralytic stroke in Alma, prompting her to leave at once. Aden Hamlin reported the county’s State fair efforts to entertain rural youth. Nearby families visited and news notes cover stays and care arrangements. SAMPLE. Sale on gloves mitts and ladies sweaters. These are neatly styled samples and bargain items Clara Ont Rate.
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