Weat Sunday Notice Fragments Feature Squires Pair
Partial readable fragments mention My and Mrs Squires of Weat Sunday. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or action details.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
2
Partial readable fragments mention My and Mrs Squires of Weat Sunday. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or action details.
Mr and Mrs Tom White and daughter Norelene of Mt Morris visited Clarence Ramey Friday. Mrs Hart Hovey was taken to Ann Arbor. Sunday callers at Ramey home included Tom Ramey and daughters Onelete and Har Hovey. Mrs Warren Nellis visited Ramey Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harold Kile and children spent Monday with Joe Strief. The 4 H club leaders hosted an exhibit of clothing and handicraft and a pot luck supper hosted by Mrs Henry Russell and daughter June.
Visitors to the Claud Ritter home included Mrs. Roy Hover and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scott of Dover and Ward Kiehler of Flint. The Brown Corner PTA will meet Friday evening April 21.
Col onte residents list social visits from Loomis Bellingham and Bath. Jay Clute is on the sick list. A death shocks the community as Mrs Hughes passes away. Hazel Bodkins assists in music rehearsal. Valley Rutter visits relatives in Bath vicinity.
A large crowd attended the Thursday sale at the Poet farm with buyers from across the state. The Brown Swiss herd, praised as among the finest in the state, was dispersed due to the settling of the Poet estate after 20 years of careful breeding by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poet.
Sunday night and Monday rain woke frogs and prompted their first vocal program of the season. Church notices announce Rev. Honderich will preach on the Resurrection, with Sunday School at 10 30 and services at 11 30. The community expresses sympathy on the death of Virginia Friz Hughes.
Local families consider moving as four houses sit empty on a corner. Dansingers vacate their longtime home while Merl and Mrs Haines work on their Jackson farm. Various visits and social calls thread through the neighborhood with Blystone, Robinett, Turner, and Gordon households frequenting local homes.
The Board of County Canvassers of Clare County certifies the results of the Biennial Spring Election held April 3 1939. It records totals for Justice of the Supreme Court Regent of the University Superintendent of Public Instruction and Members of the State Board of Agriculture among others and notes amendments to the State Constitution. Helen D Hether elected County Commissioner of Schools for four years.
In At the Probate Court Harrison April 5 1939 Judge Alexander Wylie The Matter of the Estate of Blanche Iva Glew Minor Tilden Shaw and Margaret Shaw seek an adoption order John H Glew sole parent consent due to deceased Nellie Gertrude Glen Hearing set May 3 1939 at ten in the forenoon Public notice to be given by three weekly insertions in Clare Sentinel Finally signed Batella White Register of Probate
In Harrison County Probate Court Dora M Campbell prays to grant administration to Clara M Rockey or another suitable person. The court sets April 26, 1939 at 10:00 am for a hearing and orders publication in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Judge Alexander B E Wyle presides with Estella White as Register of Probate.
In the Harrison probate office on April 12 1939 Judge Alexander B E Wylie presiding. Don R Luce petitions for license to sell May Diamond Freer’s real estate interest. The court orders May 8 1939 at 10 AM to hear the petition. Interested parties must appear and show cause why license should not be granted. Publication notice for three weeks. Register of Probate 2714.
The State of Michigan through the Department of Conservation applies for an exchange under the March 3 1925 act. Lands in Gogebic Iron Ontonagon Houghton and Baraga counties within National Forest boundaries are offered in exchange for title to 113.48 acres in Clare County within a State Forest. Protests or objections must be filed with the Regional Forester Lyle F Watts by April 28 1939.
Eastern time buses arrive Clare at 11 40 a m from the south and return 4 15 p m for Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Both buses connect with Great Lakes at Clare and offer Lansing morning and night and direct north connections daily.
Fragmentary note mentions Clare and Mick with references to Hudson Terraplane and Pontiag. Ambiguous text hints at a vehicle or model inquiry, with RVWIoOe MS and EY to suggest initials or codes. No clear event or outcome is evident from the readable portion.
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