Clare City Ordinances on Minors and Alcohol Twenty-One Limit
City of Clare passes multiple ordinances late March 1958 restricting underage access to alcohol and imposing penalties. Ordinance 214 bans false age claims and false documents. penalties include up to 90 days in jail or a $100 fine. Ordinance 215 prohibits furnishing alcohol to minors. ordinances 216 authorize impounding vehicles of minors possessing or transporting alcohol and outline appeals.
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City OF
Clare
A.D
Laurenee Leiter
David Adams
City OF Clare
City Commission
State of
Michigan
Justice of the Peace
Clare native Ray Moline dies after sudden Lewiston incident
Clare native Ray Moline age unknown died March 25 in Lewiston Michigan after a sudden event. Survived by his mother Mrs Myra Moline of Clare and several brothers. funeral services were held Friday March 28 in Lewiston. Emma Seiger's aunt Mrs L M Coniverse of Buchanan died aged 88. funeral planned in Buchanan April 5. A legal ordinance text regarding impounding motor vehicles and related procedures is included.
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Ray. Moline
Clare
Myra
Verne Moline
Lewiston
Michigan
Myra Moline
Robert
William
Farwell
Harold
Anchorage
Alaska
Wayne
Lansing
Clyde
Coolidge
Ariz
Emma Seiger
L. M. Coniverse
Buchanan
Community club notices outline April meetings and events
Theta Rho Girls Club Maundy Thursday services tonight. Next meeting April 17. American Legion Auxiliary plans April 14 regular meeting with district plans and new members. Zenobia Chapter OES meets April 3 tonight. Congregational Womens Fellowship April 7 with Dr Bede speaker. Home and School Guild meets April 10. Pony League meeting April 16 at Clare High School 8:00 for boys 12 to 14.
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Theta Rho Girs
Clara
Theta Rho
American Legion Auxiliary
Womens Fellowship
Congregational Womens Fellowship
Circle II
Bede
Davis Clinic
Mt. Pleasant
Clare High School
Public hearing on US 27 relocation in Clare County
John C. Mackie Commissioner of the Michigan State Highway Department calls a public hearing in Clare County court rooms Harrison Michigan at 1 30 p m on Thursday April 10 1958 under section 116C of the Federal Aid to Highways Act to explain the plan and hear testimony on economic impact.
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John C. Mackie
Michigan State Highway Department
Clare County
Harrison
Michigan
Notice of Sale for Clare Public Schools Bonds 1958
Sealed bids for the purchase of Clare Public Schools District No. 8 general obligation bonds totaling 795000 will be received at Clare High School on April 17 1958 until 8:00 PM EST. Bonds dated March 1 1958 are 1000 denomination coupon bonds maturing 1959 to 1987 with optional redemption after June 1 1973 at specified premiums. Bids require 16000 certified funds, conditioned on an attorney's unqualified opinion. Bonds payable from ad valorem taxes. sale to lowest interest cost bidder.
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Clare
Clare City
Grant
Vernon Townships
Isabella
Michigan
Clare Public Schools
Clare and
State of
Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secretary of State
Circuit Court
Zenodbia Ges
Zenobia Chapter
OES
St. Cecilia's
School Guild
A. D. Austin
W. Wheaton
DR. G. C. Born
West Fifth Street
J. G. White
Clare Michigan
Ideal Theatre
Clare Clinic
Beech St. Clare
E. J. Gershon
DR. J. R. Gershon
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
R. H. Strange, M. D
College
Mich
J & R Building
John Street
Cerny
Clare Plumbing and Heating
DR. C. B. Neff
Fifth Street
City Hall
S. C. McArthur, M.D
6Th Street
Rosebush
Wentworth Trucking
Donald E. Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Farwell, Mich
L& H Plumbing
Plan Ahead
Life Insurance
John E. Graveline
Sun Life Assurance Co
Canada
N. McGruder Rd
Coleman, Mich
DR. N. B. Stirling
South
Clare, Michigan
K. Hammerberg, M.D
McEwan Sr
Russell Allen
New York Life Insurance Co
McEwan
Optometrist
W. 6Th Street
Agency, Inc
W. Fifth Clare, Mich
Member
Chamber of Commerce of
State Bank
J. Stuart Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WSUR
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