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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
9
The Herseville school notes a pleasant spring as students begin ball practice and teachers share readings. Families including Weldon Olson Querback and Price relatives visit. Mrs Price and Mrs Ackerman show promising improvements. Eighteen pupils earn gold stars for good citizenship amid class activities and visits from Vernell Shaver and Frank Walters.
Our school started again Monday morning. Callers at Art Hansen's Sunday were George Hansen and family Frank Hansen and Clarence Martin from near M-66. Elton Darnell spent Sunday at home from his work at Lansing. Gladys Fahnestock spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs Clifford Darnell. Callers at John Gaffney's Sunday were her mother Mrs Matt Hansen Jank Hansen and Clarence Martin. Eston Van Order and family from Lansing spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Hilton Darnell. Mrs Van Order and children remained for a few days visit. High Hickok was at Mr Cros ton s helping butcher Monday. S BE Shinabarger and Wm Combs to Lake Saturday. There is quite a number on the sick list in this community yet.
Mr and Mrs John Hartman motored to Saginaw Thursday to visit Mrs Hartmans mother and returned Saturday. Mr and Mrs Delos Wright moved in with Norman Myers for the summer. Mr and Mrs Frank Myers from Harrison called at their farm home Friday afternoon and again Sunday evening. We wish them the best of luck in their new work. Mr and Mrs Paul Moore of Harrison called on L A Higgins Sunday morning. Albert Kleiner helped Lester Riggins butcher Monday. Lynn Viges called on Delos Wright Monday on business. Clyde Reynolds spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Delos Wright. Done some papering for Mrs Viges Monday. John Hartman buzzed wood for Gene Orvis Monday. Congratulations to the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Don Owens. Delos Wright took W H Myers and Carl Owens to Clare Friday on business.
Dover notes list attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pfetsch Mr. and Mrs. Ray Houghton and daughter Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Radloff and Mr. and Mrs. Merman Rank and family A. L Rule return to Chicago Ross Dysinger's new job in Flint and local calls by A V Rule George Pfetsch Mt Pleasant visits Randall Friday night box social Robinette sisters visit Arthur Billy Mater back in Sunday school and Billy’s recovery Ann Arbor operation recovery noted.
The following children were neither tardy nor absent during the seventh month Lovee Allen Sarah Heen Fitzpatrick Barbara Houghton Eisie and Ruth Rank Gladys Saul and Dorothy Shaver.
Roy Hatton and family relocate to Mann Siding, living in his brother's house. Neighbors and relatives frequent the farm area, with visits from the Durfee and Wheatcroft households. The text notes a new family moving onto the John List farm and multiple local social calls dated last week.
The Ladies Union served lunch at the hall on election day and thanked helpers. Election day passed quietly with officers elected: Supervisor Ray Harrold Clerk Dorothy Rockey Treasurer George Bates Justice Melvin Haines Highway Commissioner Bert Kinne Overseer John Hartman and Board of Review Jesse Newman. Other items report illness at Samaritan hospital, M E Harrold taking a Pontiac caretaking job, community prayer Friday, and a planned April 20 supper with the Hach family asked to bring items.
An ad promotes Allenry as a fast remedy for neuritis, rheumatism, sciatica, and backache caused by uric acid. It claims over 90 of such pains are linked to uric acid and that relief can begin within 24 hours, with full effect often in 48 hours. No narcotics are used, and the offer includes a money back guarantee via A. E. Mussell Drug Store.
Mr oid Mra, Forest Garver and children visited the Mack Leeth home. Leo Orvis is recovering from pneumonia. Harvest Kleiner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink, visited the Howard Penrose home. Mrs. Wm. Garshaw visited Bay City for her grandson in Samaritan hospital. Ersel Dangler is seriously ill with pneumonia. Dr. Clare attends him. Miss Mabel Dangler from Clare returns to help. Mrs. Barry, Leonard, and Thelma visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kever. Mrs. Earnest Penrose spent the weekend in Mt. Pleasant.
Randall Mrs. Fred Eschenweck Sr and Mrs. Eli Geroux visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Schroeder. Jack Morgan works for Walter Jerred. Clifford Alger was in the vicinity Sunday. John Nass at Albert Gardon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eschenweck to Harrison on business Tuesday. August Heuschele and Dorothy and Albert with her parents Jake Ott Sunday. Gibbs family with daughter Josephine visited Sunday with their daughter. Rev Clyde Daughter of Grand Rapids spent Wednesday evening with the Eschenweck family. Ed Marshall returned from Detroit. Wm and Emil Leis spent Sunday with Frederick Heuchele. Eschenweck Sr spent Wednesday with Clyde Butters and Fred Waltz and Frank Schaffely families where she had supper. Fred Schroeder went to Pontiac Monday seeking work. Clifford Alger helped Art Mayhew haul hay in rain. Mrs John Raymond ill. Callery at Robert Wilson home Sunday with Joe Wilson family, Grover Reynolds, and Mrs Chas Grover. Mrs John Bauer visited sister Mrs Albert Hein Sunday. John Oman family Sunday dinner with Jerome Frees. Alfred Eschenweck and Freddie Eschenweck and Loretta of Flint spent Saturday at their parents. Must be spring. frogs sing and birds.
The club thanks helpers and young people for a successful program and social. Twenty two boxes sold yielding 15.80 in proceeds. First ball game played Monday. Norman Schroeder won first grade art prize. Several eye infections among members and visitors noted. open invitation to all.
Marguerite Lower and Elizabeth Deller visited Johanna Kanarr Sunday afternoon. Forest Garver and family dined with Mack Leeth’s. Newlywed Mr and Mrs Owen, formerly Anita Hrhardat, celebrated. Clair Coulter hosted Wade Cradit family for a fish supper. Elizabeth Deller, now a bookkeeper south of Clare, visited her parents. Arthur Center Union ladies met with Mrs Gee Bates. Green took Will Abbott and Alfred to Broadstetter hospital for checkups. improvement noted. Endeavor meeting invited tonight at Green residence. Sunday callers included Hartman family and others. Rev Van Brocklin and wife returned from Cowden Lake with Hazel visiting. Shull, Kleinhardt Jr, and Neiland Credit spent Sunday with Leohel and Cleland Green. Oliver Birdsall hosted weekend visitors including Chester Birdsall.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met at the Court House in Harrison with O C Somerville presiding. Minutes approved. payroll of 93.75 allowed. electric bills to be paid with discounts. A clerk for the Harrison garage to be hired April 1 1934. Various bills listed and approved including fuel, repairs, supplies, coal, oil, and freight. Adjourned. W A Henderson county clerk.
Residents mention travels and visits across Michigan including trips to Ann Arbor Clare Harrison and Saginaw General hospital updates. Notable names include Mrs Glen Lower Mrs Glenn Poet Frank Nash and family the Armentrouts and the Kleinhardts with a hospital note on Mrs Hilborn.
Quick relief for stomach upset from excessive smoking and drinking. Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets offered with money back guarantee by BH A Anderson, Druggist.
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court on March 16 1934 Judge Thos S Dorsey orders hearing for Mary J Adams petition to appoint Herman Bennett or another suitable administrator. Hearing set for April 16 1934 at 10 am at the probate office with public notice by publication in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Four months from March 30 1934 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the deceased to the Harrison probate court for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file at the probate office by July 28 1934. The claims will be heard on August 8 1934 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Dated March 28 1934 Thos S Dorsey 2414
The Probate Court for the County of Jennie McLaughlin deceased. Four months from April 6 1934 are allowed for creditors to present their claims to the court for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed at the probate office Harrison before August 2 1934 and will be heard on August 8 1934 at 10 a.m.
The court grants creditors until July 18 1934 to present claims to the probate office in Harrison County. Claims will be examined on July 25 1934 at 10 a.m. Dated March 21 1934 by the Judge of Probate.
Notice lists tax deed sale in Clare County Michigan detailing redemption amount 166.80 plus sheriff fees and penalties, owners named Olive Kelley and heirs of John W Tingley Carl Tingley and Clarabelle Tingley, and mentions Pure Oil Company. Includes probate petitions for Frank Newsom estate and Dunlop estate license to sell. Also public notice of mortgage foreclosure by The Citizens State Bank on property in Clare County with sale date May 28, 1934 and legal land descriptions.
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