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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
2
Local notice text requests probate notices to be published by The Clare Sentinel. It notes rates for reading notices and linera lines and asks readers to ask Judge Dorsey to arrange printing by the Sentinel to aid the publication of probate items.
North Arthur notes report Dr Mussell battling whooping cough at Mr Wood's last Sunday with one twin in bad shape. John Hartman and family visited Wm Hilborn's. Nina Mae moved to Arthur Keever's home. May Chapman attended German Sunday School. Melvin Haines and family from Gladwin County visited Chas Ott. Wm Cunningham of Cornwell Farm moves to Flint this week. Neighbors regretfully note Wm Cunningham visiting his son Joe in Flint last week. Mrs Paul Nase and daughters visited John Balsley mid last week.
State of Michigan Probate Court in Clare County Harrison March 22 1920 Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding K A Comer petitions to probate last will and testament and grant administration to Comer or another suitable person Hearing fixed for April 19 1920 at 10 am at the probate office Public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing copy.
My. and Mere. Loel Slater returned from Deercis to check on their daughter Lucy who is reported much better. The local patients are about well. Lowell Penrese recovers from fever. Edd Ranyan bet spice colt Inet week. A nine pound boy was born to Mrs. Effie Eloot of Duluth Minnesota.
Mrs M D Clute traveled to Olevstand Ohio for a goitre operation with family support from Mr Clute. Mr and Mrs Nowlen plan to move in with her parents near Dover this week. Various relatives and friends visited, including Teale, Roe, Bodkins, Strouse, Bodkins, Bruckart, and Philippe families, with wind damage noted on Bert Lloyds barn.
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