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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1933

Page

9

Clare County Road Board approves gear purchases and road work

The Clare County Board of Road Commissioners met in Harrison on March 15 1933 and March 29 1933. They approved buying an 8 foot scraper with 9 ft blade from D B Shults for 435 dollars, entering a grease contract with Standard Oil and ordering tires, gravel, and supplies from local vendors. They discussed resurfacing 1 mile on the south side of section 31 Sheridan township and buying steel culverts from VA Bridge & Culvert Co. They also approved labor bids for road grading and advertised bids for courthouse sale of grading work with county labor and welfare requirements.

Harrison, Mich Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House Harrison O. C. Somerville Somerville Ladd Asline D. B. Shults Ithaca F. O. B. Harrison Standard Oil Co Mr. Asline David Roth Miller Tire Goodyear Agency Clare O. W. Kube Allen & Smith W. Brown Burt Hubel E. S. Chaffee Wm. Murphy & Co Cays Updegrais Cities Service Oil Co Consumers Power Co Michigan Bell Telephone Jennie Amble Clare County Cleaver B. F. Hampton Roosevelt Oil Co Burroughs Mach. Co Battle Equipment Co I. BE. Hampton Chas. BE. Oglestone John Agsline Lansing M. Fanning Sheaffers Auto Service Hughes Bros Harrison Elevator Co Warren Cohoon C. Somerville John Fahnestock Carl Updegraff Tom Groves Ed. Magnus Clare Sentinel A. Desormeau S. A. Wilkinson Harris & Hirt Orval Sherman Cc. A. Graham Martin Loomis C. B. Bingham Larman & Woodcock Pneu-Hydro No. Automotive Supply Co General Dist. Corp Seeman & Peters Monarch Road Mach. Co Galion Allsteel Body Co Ben Traines Tyler-Lowery Co Acme Motor Truck Corp Harrison Gas & Oil Co Clare Realty Co Harper & Weatherhead A. Luce Short & Gardiner J. ¥. McKenna Sheridan Township My. Ladd Bridge & Culvert Co Ashiie A. Henderson County Board of Road Commission Astline Ling Grant Township Apline Earl Green Clare County William W. Maxwell George Scott Manahan Yeas, Ladd Strawberry Hill Garfield Township Freeman Township

Gems of Faith and Proverbial Wisdom Reflections

A compact collection of quotes on faith, patience, and devotion from John Trapp, Revelation, John Wesley, Bishop Linton, and Augustine. The passages discuss sin, God’s knowledge and love, religion as knowing God, revival through removing sin, and praise throughout life.

Bishop Linton

First Known Engraving in America Credited to John Foster

The engraving credits John Foster for creating the earliest known American engraving. The first print, a woodcut of Rev. Richard Mather, was produced in 1670.

John Foster America Chard Mather Waa

Lesson on Mark 8 27 34 Being Jesus and the Cost of Discipleship

A sermon outline discusses Mark 8 27 to 8 34 focusing on Jesus identity as the Son of God and the demand of discipleship. It notes Peter's rebuke, Jesus teaching on the cross, and the call to deny self take up the cross and follow him with both present and eternal life implications.

Jesus Christ Adu Labetrines Peter John Elijah God Jerusalem Judas Pontius Pilate Mark

Study Brings Light and Prayer Across Sins

A fragmentary note reflects George Muller on study, prayer, and meditation as paths to light. The passage also quotes ideas on mercy and the consequences of moral gate closures, mentioning brood avities and divine reach beyond mercy.

George Muller

Weekend Visits and Local Socials In Mt Rose Area

Sarah Schunk spent the weekend with her sister and relatives in Mt Rose. Bruce Williams and son Roth visited relatives in Ludington. John and Harland Williams families visited Norman Densmore’s in Southeast Sheridan. A shower for Rudy Cotton was well attended with many gifts. The Boughman family returned to live on their farm. Harland Williams and Cecil Pudway visited Monday evening. John Densmore plans to move to the Caple farm this week. Grange attendance rose. many ladies visited the school Monday afternoon.

Sarah Schunk Mt Rose Bruce “Williams Roth Ludington John Densmorye Harland Williams Norman Densmore Sheridan Rudy Cotton

Siding News Roundup from Mann Siding

Mr and Mrs A B Burton return from Coleman area visits. Frank Watson visits from Achard ranch. Lewis Brown listed as sick early week. Hildebrandt conservation officer family visit Sebastian Plannes home Sunday. Mrs Walters ill for days. Mrs W H Brockway tending baby chicks. People attend hard times party at Hayes township hall. Next Sunday meeting at 8 00 pm. Election results noted in Sentinel. Ruby Volmer of Frost weekend visit to Mitchell home.

A. B. Burton Coleman Frank Watson Achard Ranch Lewis Brown Hildebrandt Sebastian Hayes Township the Sentinel Ruby Volmer Frost Mitchell

Hinkville Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Events

Mr and Mrs Harold Moline of Sparta visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs Wm Teale and baby saw friends in Saginaw. Mr and Mrs Verle Palmer and son George visited. Mrs Vern Moline called on her sister near Rosebush. Mrs Eliza Armstrong from Surrey visited Mrs I Hinkle. Mrs May Frier plans a summer in Ohio. Dr Chas Stirling tested cattle. Oliver dragged roads for spring travel. An old fashioned quilting bee and other local visits filled the week.

Harold Moline Sparta Vern Moline Wm. Teale Baby Saginaw Wm. Wube Marguerite Bertha Lake Arthur Kube Verle Palmer George Nelson Irish Rosebush Eliza Armstrong Surrey I’. Hinkle May Frier Ohio George Chappell Farwell Ray Gield Norman Wilde Delbert Pish Ann Arbor Roy. Powers Elmer Lackie Herrick McIntosh Chas. Stirling Oliver Blanch Heath Ruth Smith Loomis Josh Smith White Lake Skyring A. Purdy

Community Notes From Brown Corners and Nearby Towns

Mrs Emma Garyer traveled to Saginaw to tend her daughter and new baby. Maple Rapids visitors Ivoline and Rose Mary Freed. Ira Miller family hosted relatives at Lake George. Donna Leitner visited with Ted Newman family. Eunice Sunday hosted a party with guests and luncheon. Will Abbot moving furniture from Flushing. Mrs Ghost Kleinhardt visiting Detroit. Royal hospitalized in Ann Arbor. Royal improving. Newman Brush College visit. Lautzenheiser family from Lansing visited Ira Miller. Floyd Garver and family from Lansing visited Forest Garver.

Emma Garyer Saginaw James Beatty Ivoline Rose Mary Freed Maple Rapids Ira. Miller Lake George Donna Leitner Ted Newman Brand Eunice Will Abbot Flushing Ghost Kleinhardt Detroit Royal Ann Arbor J. C.’ Newman Brush College Lewis Lautzenheiser

Local Social Updates Mention Bates Green And Coulter

Tuesday evening guests include Mr. and Mrs Ernest Green and Coulter. Gov Bates called Monday evening. Norma Bates hosted at Mrs Jennie Bates home. Sunday guests at Hartman Green included several local families. Oil City visitors and extended kin noted among various dinners and calls. Warren Atwood Sr visits daughter.

Ernest Green and Coulter Gov. Bates Jennie, Bates Hagle Munice Coulter Norma Bates Hartman Green Nash Mra Will Clark Elmer Grubb Liddie Orval Grubb Grace Hampton Oil City Cecil Abbott Bert Green Russel Green Green Warren Atwood, Sr Walter Garver

Local Notes On Visits and Election Week

Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs L Robinett and daughter Rosalie with his sister Mrs Chas Davis near the Hagle Milo Robinett spent the weekend with his parents near Clare Mrs and Mrs Kelly Turner visited with W E B Myers and family. Bad roads for election this year. Frances Gordon underwent an operation in Ann Arbor and is expected to recover quickly Joe Poet is improving. No school Monday due to the election. Mrs Kelly Turner on sick list recently.

L. Robinett Rosalie Chas Davis the Hagle Milo Robinett Clare Kelly Turner W. Eb, Myers Glenn Gordon Ann Arbor Frances Joe

Local notices from Eight Point Lake summarize gatherings and health

Mr and Mrs Asa Bigelow move near St Johns to help their son this summer. Junior Dull broke a finger last week but recovers. Mrs Laura Richards returns from Eagle Michigan with her mother Mrs Marie Cook. Mrs Josie Scott has an ulcerated tooth. George Quick and family Claud Wheaton and son Robert and W Miller visited the Baxters with cards ice cream and cake. Howard and Don Brown visited Lloyd Hunt. Hunt loses a horse early in the week. Roy Cook and Mr Ratliff traveled to Lansing on business. John Bongard Perry Gardner moved the empty Rondot farm house and plan to build a cottage at High Point Lake.

Asa Bigelow St. Johns Junior Dull Laura Richards Fritiay Eagle, Mich Marie Cook Josie Scott George Quick Claud Wheaton Robert W. Miller Phill Baxter Howard Brown Don Brown Lloyd Hunt Roy Cook Mr. Ratliff Heart Lansing John Bongard Perry Gardner

Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Visits

Pleasant Valley residents host guests from Tennessee and Alma. Beaverton and Arthur visitors call at U. S. Runyan and Kinne households. Miss Hemstreet and Miss Smith travel to Saginaw with Mrs. Allen, while Donna Davis spends Sunday with Hemstreet. An aid meeting at Mrs. Kleiner’s draws good attendance and a parsonage gathering is set for April 18.

Leo Welch Tennessee Ed. Runyan Clyde McDonald Snider Alma Burton Bay Inez Hemsftreet Audrey Smith Saginaw J. B. Allen Owen Spink Burt ‘Kinne Arthur Hugh Smith Sam ‘Ash Beaverton U. S. Runyan Donna Davis Inez Hemstreet Henry Kleiner Parsonage Kenneth Rockey Flint John Watson Gladys Hemstreet

Notice to Contractors for Clare County road grading

Sealed bids are due by 2 PM Eastern April 28 1933 at the Clary County Road Commission office for grading on roads in Garfield and Freeman townships Clare County Michigan. Work includes earth removal stump pulling burning and removal of logs within grade lines with county supplied earth. Completion by July 1 1933 and bond of approved amount.

Clary County Road Commission Harrigan Strawberry ‘Hill Garfield Township Clare County Freeman Township Board of Road Commissioners Wm. A. Henderson Clare County Road Commission

Notice of Probate Claim Hearing for John Shea Estate

The Probate Court of Chile County Michigan warns creditors to file claims against the estate of John Shea deceased. Four months from March 17 1983 are allowed, claims must be filed by July 12 1933 at Harrison probate office. Hearings proceed July 19 1935 at 10 a.m. Judge Thos S Dorsey.

State OF Michigan Chile John Shea Harrison Thos. S. Dorsey

Notice by Purchaser Under Tax Sale

The notice warns owners of interests in land described in Lot 7 and Lot 4, each about 19.24 acres in Section 15, Town 20N, ranges 5W and 6W, that unpaid taxes have led to tax deeds. It states six months to redeem by paying the purchase price plus 100 percent penalty, sheriff fees, and five dollars per description. if not paid, possession actions will be instituted. Tax years 1925 to 1927 are listed with amounts paid and descriptions repeated.

Clara Michigan Arthur. Ly Watkins Jackson Mich Muskegon George W. Green Caroline Green

Appointment of Administrator for Albert Abbott Estate

Public notice of hearing on the petition of Sarah Doty to appoint Richard Emerson or another suitable person as administrator of Albert Abbott, deceased. Court sets April 5, 1933 at 10:00 AM at the Clare Probate Office for the hearing. published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S. Dorsey.

Michgar Clare Harrison Thos Dorsey Albert Abbott Sarah Doty Richard Emerson Jin the Clare Sentinel Thos. S. Dorsey

Homemakers Corner Practical space saving and meal tips

Hat racks from heavy wire save closet space and protect hats. Raw sauerkraut boosts salads with salmon or carrots and peanuts. Plan housework a few hours weekly to reduce confusion. Milk provides calcium, use generously. Skimmed milk and buttermilk also supply calcium. Thread six needles on a spool to speed sewing. Remove clutter and use small articles in relays to improve order and ease cleaning.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board OF County Road Commissioners The John Trapp John Wesley Augustine Co Ag Apacuity Moody Iit Fnstitute of Chicago Western Ghion Mann Siding Eight Point Lake Pleasant Valley Homemakers’ Corner Michigan State College LAW McEwan Street Hone Clare, Mieb B. J. Sanford Itman Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer Tatman Photie T. Carl Holbrook Clare, Michigan Mclwan DR. C.B. Neff Dunlop
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