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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
4
A 1926 Western Newspaper feature promotes home cooking with inexpensive meals. It lists ham croquettes cottage cheese salad eggs poached in tomatoes and desserts, plus guidance on omelets and freezing dishes for winter use. Includes a story of a Mother Lion and playful cubs interwoven with diet notes.
A three year old, Bobby, habitually visited the corner grocery for candy and charged it to his parents. After remonstrances he replied that he had charged it to himself, forestalling a lecture from his mother.
A boy asks an old man what he wants to be when grown. The boy replies he would like to be a bricklayer because many days bricklayers cannot work, in a light hardware store joke setting.
A playful query asks why the letter E is compared to London linking the idea to capital city status and wordplay about capitals.
Mrs Warren Parsell hosted the Foreign Missionary Society last Wednesday. Claude McCreary came Sunday with his wife and children visiting Mrs M s parents Mr and Mrs P Worden. They returned to Detroit Sunday evening. Ruth Nixon called on Ethel Leosh last week. Several residents attended the ball game Sunday. A Yager visited Mrs Reed and Mrs Reed last Thursday. R J Reed visited Mrs W Parsell Sunday. Edd Hanel Beatrice Field of Clare and Charles Shafer of Ithaca called on Marguerite Reed Sunday.
Mrs Rogers visits a Kansas brother while Ray Utley and family visit her father. Mrs J W Moore improves after illness. L Finch and wife toured the Gladwin fair. Bertha Rulapaugh ill last week. Stigner and son from Crawford visit Smedley family. Dale Rulapaugh from Flint spends weekend with wife and son before peaches trip to Scottsville. King of McBain calls on Dessa Utley en route from Mt. Pleasant. Elmer Schofield returns to Orion. Genieveve and Bernard Schofield visit Clare.
SouthWest Greenwood reports moves and visits. Mr and Mrs Jim Folks relocated to the Hill and Carmen ranch for new employment. Miss Louise Bringold was bitten by a dog but no poisoning occurred. G Neagly and son visited Fred Welch, Mrs Welch visited Louise Bringold, Bringold family visits Jerome Camers, Morey Mills family visited Mart Graves in Lincoln, Greenwood threshers made their annual call, Ohn Bringold family drove to Clare, Weber family also mentioned.
On Sunday Herman Stuermer hosted Mary and Rose Haynak who visited the Stuermer girls. Mr. Hanna of Canada, buyer of the Haynak property by the school house, works on repairing the buildings. Mrs. Steve Robbins is ill this week. Neighborhood boys enjoyed watching a motorcycle race Saturday.
Local residents shared weekend journeys and visits across Farwell Harrison Pontiac Mt. Pleasant and Detroit. Names include Mr and Mrs B Woods Mr and Mrs F M Myers Mrs Delos Wright Earl Funke Eugene Orvis Mrs A Hutchinson and families visiting relatives and hosting gatherings.
The readable text shows a chaotic mix of digits and broken fragments like 18 12 28 100 43 4h 32. No coherent names places dates or events emerge to form a clear news item.
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