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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
7
In the matter of the estate of Mary Lloyd Smith deceased four months from April 13 1928 are allowed for creditors to present claims for examination and adjustment to the probate court at Harrison Iowa by August 6 1928. Claims will be heard August 18 1928 at ten oclock. Dated April 9 1928 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Probate Court for Clare County Michigan appoints commissioners Robert Hutchinson and John R Goodman to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of August Arndt deceased. Creditors have four months from April 18 1928 to present claims. Meetings set for August 18 and August 27 1928 at Clare County Savings Bank at ten o'clock for claim examination.
In Harrison Court a petition by administrator Charles Ackerman seeks a license to sell the late Henry Ackerman's real estate. A hearing is set for April 28, 1928 at 10:00 AM in the Probate Office. Public notice to run in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
In the matter of the estate of Alvin Warner deceased Abigail Warner petitions for license to sell estate real estate. The court orders a hearing on May 5 1928 at ten o'clock and directs notice by publication in The Glare Sentinel preceding the hearing.
Mrs. Normany Densmore returned home from Pontiac after two weeks with her three daughters. Mr and Mrs Joe Larson searched Pontiac for work. They sold their farm to Frank Murphy. Homer Loomis of Flint visited relatives in Clare and Colonville. Mrs Roscoe Smith visited her parents John Haring in Clare. Mrs Gerald Macklem and children spent Sunday with her grandmother Mrs Smalley at Colonville. Dewey Black and Clarence Black visited Flint while Dewey looked for work. Severson supported John Bell and John Livingston recently.
Arthur Center reports social visits as C Shull and Ralph Shull with wives, Heiser and wives with Athey family, and Norman and Gerald Myers with Kenneth Roller. The Ladies Union met at F M Myers home. next meeting April 26 at the hall. Mrs. Leah Garchow, pastor, invites attendance at Sunday School and Sunday evening service at 7 30 p m.
A sequence of brief social calls and visits in Clare, Lake George, Temple, Harrison, Freeman township, and Mount Pleasant. Names include VanHorn, Presley, Tryon, Powlison, Arnold, Harrington, Delling, Burns, Newsom, Summers, Achard, Holbrook, Myers, and Campbell with visits to Clare, Lake George, Temple, and Oliver Campbells.
The Lake George community reports talk of oil leases near Clarence and southwest of town, with possible drilling at the Achard ranch this summer. Wm Brown moves from the old Wellman place toward Clare or Farwell, as roads improve. locals share visits, schooling plans, and social events through the week.
Randall reports Miss Josephine Gibbs surprised by school friends with a small party at her house on Sunday afternoon. Weather notes mention snow storms in mid April and an airplane was seen flying south Monday afternoon.
Pratts Corners residents report weekend calls from Arthur and Mrs Johnson, Dewey and Mrs Boughton to Vernon visitors. Purdy of Hinkleville and Alger visited last week. Local families entertain, move furniture to Lackie place, and plan for spring work as Burt Lloyd does spring plowing.
Winter weather returns with near zero temperatures and snow. Miss Mary Ginn is ill with scarlet fever and expected to recover quickly. Oliver Birdsall continues to suffer nerve trouble and remains absent from Sunday School.
Clayton Montney sold his entire stock of groceries to Bart Barris who took possession Monday. Forest Jorden is quite sick with a sore throat. Miss Elnora Weaver at Hurley hospital in Flint is seriously ill with laryngitis. Our Sunday School shows good interest though attendance was light due to weather and scarlet fever scare. There were 18 and 19 in favor of the gold. The blues won out a week ago. Supper planned for the 27th next week Friday night at Mr. Gilmore's. Mr. and Mrs. Hasset and daughter Betty visit Mrs. Hasset's mother, Mrs. Lawson. Dysinger moved in with their son Ross and family. Carl Bowers went to Saginaw on business last Saturday. Everatt Allen buzzed wood for Frank Weaver last week. Mrs. Cilidx of Detroit and daughter Anita, visiting Mt. Pleasant area residents.
John Clulter visits with his brother Clair in Farwell as Clare hosts a Ladies Aid sale tomorrow. Del Lautzenheiser drives a Ford car from Lansing with his brother Lewis. Mayo Robinett reports good sap runs but warns some folks tapped early. Wilbur Lower returns from Flint for a weekend visit. The Katarr family narrowly escaped a fire when lightning struck a granary and damaged nearby dynamite storage. Royal Kleinhardt, Kenneth Treitch, and Elizabeth Kanarr visit. The Rev Frank Bates and Chas Kleinhardt will swap pulpits on Sunday evening April 22.
Fifty five attended Sunday School last Sunday and organizers urge more members to join next Sunday. A well attended prayer service last Thursday provided spiritual uplift. Sunday evening services continue with good interest and an invitation to attend.
Mrs. Durfee and son Arthur visited Harrison on business while Mr. and Mrs. White and the Trumbles stopped by Gilmore to see Nate Trumble who is improving under Dr. Maynard. Jake Milam unloaded four cars of sheep at Hatton yards, described as the finest seen.
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