Notice of hearing on heirs for Cora M Ashley estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearing to determine legal heirs of Cora M Ashley deceased. Hearing set for April 20, 1945 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison probate office. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Cora M.ashley
Stephen W. Fox
Carl Cotton
Frank Cotton
The
Clare Sentinel
Appointment for Filing Claims in Brady Estate
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court on April 4 1945 Judge George Bates orders creditors of Amanda O Connor deceased to file claims by June 8 1945 at 10 a.m. The notice will be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. The matter also notes Roy Cook administrator petition in the estate of James S Brady.
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Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Amanda O'Connor
Clare Sentinel
Epstate
James 5. Brady
Roy Cook
Harrigan
Mary C. Craford
Wayne W. Wood
Hearing on license to sell estate realty in Clare County
An order sets May 11, 1945 at 10:00 am in the Probate Office for hearing a petition to grant a license to sell the estate’s interest in the described real estate. All interested persons must appear to show cause. A copy of this order will be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
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Clare Sentinel
George Bates
Time for creditors to present claims in estate set
Order appoints June 11 1945 for examination and adjustment of all claims against Mary C. Craford estate with two months for creditors to file. Court records show votes from the Clare County Biennial Spring Election of April 2 1945 and certify the canvass.
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Board of County Canvassers
Wm. A. Henderson
State of
Michigan
Clare
Circuit Court
Edward A. White
Votes Cast in 1945 Biennial Spring Election
The 1945 spring election recorded 1579 votes for Supreme Court Justices with North 504, Dehnke 285, Starr 544, Cahalan 246. Regents total 2295 with Eckert 919, Kennedy 9388, Raward 228, Orr 219. Superintendent votes 1174 for Elliott and Sherwood 234. State Board of Education 1169 with Burns 933 and Smith 226. Agriculture board total 2282 with multiple unnamed candidates.
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Supreme Court
Walter H. North
Herman Dehnke
Raymond W. Starr
W. Leo Cahalan
Office of Regents
University of Michigan
Otto EH. Eckert
Hettenais
Charles S
Kennedy
Raward
Martin
Welch
J. Walter Orr
Kies Bidder Ab
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Eugene B. Elliott
B. Burr Sherwood
State Board of Education
Charles G. Burns
Carl O. Smith
Membber
State Board of Agriculture
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council March 19 1945
Clare Michigan city council regular meeting notes Ald Archambault presiding with Aldermen Dunlop Fleming Lehr Manee Smith present. Minutes approved. Election staff appointed for April 2 1945. Auditing committee appointed. City to take up option on Phillip Geeck property. Building and moving permits granted WPB regulated. Community Council allowed one weekly auditorium night. Bills referred to finance committee and numerous salaries and misc items approved. Meeting adjourned.
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Clare
Michigan
City of
Archambault
Rollecast
Dunlop
Fleming
Lehr
Manee
Smith
Wyman
Ald. Smith
Chris Smith
G. Mercer
Sam Wilkinson
F. Woodworth
Henry Kinsel
Omer Parent
Ald
Fleming and Smith
Ald. Lehr
Phillip Geeck
Yeas
Finance Committee
Lake News Highlights Local Church Services and Social Events
Sunday School at Lake Church at 11 00 a m with Pastor Wyrick and Elizabeth McCon as superintendent Preaching at noon at the Lake School Building. The Lake Community Club met with eighteen attendees including Mrs Earl Snyder, Mrs George Irwin and Mary Ellen plus guests. Events celebrated include a twenty fifth wedding anniversary and birthdays.
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W. Wyrick
Elizabeth McCon
Lake School
Geo. Scott
Vern Hains
Brandh
Raymond Scott
Lake Community Club
Earl Snyder
Reed City
George Irwin
Mary Ellen
D. Scott
Aaron Irwin
Maud Somerville
Saginaw
Hulda Down
Waterville
Ohio
Lansing
Carl Williams
Walter Cornell
Walter Reese
Baby
Clarence Ramey
Roscommon
Ted Mattenson
Somerville
S. 1. Martin
Leo Martin
Roy Pierce
Bryant
Pierce
Saginaw Te
S. G. Martin
Perl Tryon
Cadillac
Charles’ Tryot
War records and the role of beverage distillers emerge
A discussion highlights how the beverage distilling industry rapidly shifted from peace to war, aiding synthetic rubber efforts and supporting troops. A government official calls this an unparalleled example of national industry teamwork shaping victory.
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Fred
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M. D
Donald E. Holbrook
R. L. Morgan
Chaplin Street
S.C. McArthur
M. D. Clare
Wood
G. C. Born Chiropractor
Sentinel
George A. Dingman
Office of State Highway
Charles M. Ziegler
Avercone
Ssey Hamat
County of
J. B. Lydell Lear Diment
OF the
Clare Common Council
Vera Peterson
N. Lackie Solen
Smith Forest
Jerred Johnston, Elevator Co
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Art Morgan
Clare Fire Dept
Alex McKinnon
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Denton Win
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W. A. Clark
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McEwan
Edith Sprague
Millpond
Robert Archambault
Alex Metinnon
Lake News
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Durham
Superior
Allis Chalmers
McCormick
McCormick Shower
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Andy Courser
Auetowee
Roy Matson
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