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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1953
Page
10
Nova Langworthy thanks her neighbors and the Clare Fire Department for their help during a barn fire that endangered her house. She expresses gratitude to all who fought the blaze.
Mrs. Wzra Miller expresses gratitude to the Mother's Club for a lovely plant and to neighbors and friends for cards and calls during her hospital stay.
Mrs. Jess Hilyard expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and her doctor Dr Ballard and the nurses at Claye Hospital for beautiful cards flowers and prayers received.
Wanda Davis expresses gratitude to voters in Arthur township for their backing in the treasurer election. She thanks supporters and pledges to serve responsibly.
Nora Laneworthy thanks neighbors friends and Dr Davis and the nursing staff for their wonderful care during her hospital stay at Mt. Pleasant. She expresses gratitude and blessings to all who sent flowers plants and cards.
Alwilda Carey expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards letters flowers candy and fruit and thanks Mary Harmon and the Methodist Church for the lovely Haster plants, signing with appreciation.
Mrs. Walter Jerred expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards received during her hospital stay.
Clare County Road Commission invites sealed bids by 10:30 a.m. Monday May 4 1953 for three two ton trucks G A 60 inch cab and chassis with two speed rear axles heater defrosters heavy duty springs 8 25x20 tires 25 gallon 16 inch side gasoline tank 6 ft 6 in by 8 ft three yard Daybrook dump box cam roller hoist listed in detail. Board may reject bids or select best interest and advantage. Ray Harrold chairman Avery Barber member Ed R Bruce member
A benefit dance hosted by the Dollar Club will be held at Grant town hall on Saturday evening April 25. All welcome to attend and support John Bauer Jr. in need.
Card party hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary in the legion room at City Hall on April 27 at 8 00 p m. Everyone invited with refreshments provided.
Warning regarding garbage pickup shows charges to be paid at the City Treasurer's office. Total collected to date is 2,448.00 with labor costs of 2,267.00, excluding truck expenses. City Commission message dated 3012.
Beesie reports Aunt Maude noting Northland Harward offers rotary gas power lawn mowers for 59.56, down from 88.95. The item is marketed as a bargain not necessary but hard to pass up.
John J Miller of Farwell seeks wool buyers for same party and plan as late James Stanley. Will pay top prices. Request a card or call 105 Farwell when wool is ready for pickup. May reflect local classified notice.
The Village of Farwell will receive bids for an automobile to be used as a police car until Saturday May 2 1958. The city reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Louis Gee Village Clerk. Effective May 4 1958. The City Commission meeting begins at 7:00 p m. Alex McKinnon City Clerk.
Rental boats advertised at Cookie's Landing on Stevenson Lake. Details unclear due to OCR.
Readers urged to enjoy fishing and smoking with care. Do not cook fish near forests or open flames. Exercise caution to prevent wildfires and protect natural areas while fishing.
St. Cecilius Parish hosts a rummage sale in the church basement featuring clothing and various articles on April 24 and 25 2012. Proceeds support parish programs.
A note states a call and delivery arrangements for Clare Cleavers at the first door west of Cit Clock, with phone 72 provided for contact.
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