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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1934
Page
2
Local families share visits and condolences as residents recall sick and passing. Several trips to Harrison, Lansing, and Chicago update on relatives. A community supper at Arthur town hall drew a fine program and strong turnout with thanks to participants.
Dale Reynolds and John DuBois with son Don called on Robert Wilson Sunday evening. Mrs. Fred HEschenweck had dinner with Mrs. Eugene Seycruse Tuesday. The McKay farm welcomed moveins Mr. and Mrs. Hugie Thompson. Hlmer Wonsey of Mt. Pleasant visited second cousin Albert and Mrs. Garchow. Jack Morgan visited Jed Eschenweck Friday. Albert Garchow called on Herb Storrs last week. Levi Baker is ill. Fred Eschenweck and Jerome Frees called on Mrs. Frank Schaffely Tuesday. Albert Hein hosted company Sunday. Herb Storrs and Ruby and a friend called on Albert Garchow Sunday. Fred Haschenweck on silk list. George Gibis and daughter Josephine visited Lawrence Gibis in Clare. Walter and Alfred Harpster with William, Emil Leis and Walter Garchon visited Frederick Heuschele Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Hschenweck called on Roy Hoover family of Dover and dined with them Wednesday. Roy Hoover’s wife improving. Elmer Wonsey visiting Mt. Pleasant cousin Fred Eschenweck several days. Community extends sympathy to Storrs, Magnus and Larman families on John Larman’s death. Anna Schroeder visited Gordon Ripenburg Sunday afternoon.
Alger Cline began work at the tower last week. John Andrews moved back to his farm. Families, neighbors, and workers shuffled between Clare Farwell and nearby farms with several visits and moving days noted. The Epworth League party at Root’s drew forty attendees.
Hinkville residents and neighbors share weekend visits and celebrations at relatives’ homes including Mr and Mrs Clyde Butters and Mr and Mrs Utley near Randall. Births, injuries, and community notes cover visits to Brownell Infirmary Farwell Loomis Clare and Rosebush with names of dozens of families and a new baby Arla Jean born Friday.
Several from Mann Siding attended the Grange in Greenwood hall Friday night. Mrs. A B Burton cared for her mother Mrs. Methner near Coleman earlier this week. The Slingland family moved to the Fairbanks farm. Roy Green's party drew a good crowd and Richard Pfannes and Floyd Castle visited from CCC camp. Oran Burton returned from Flint and is improving. Mr and Mrs C G C Hileman of Mr Pleasant visited the Hilemans. Mrs Francis Thomas cared for her mother Mrs Elmer Clute of Harrison. Mrs Jim Johnson of Flint visited relatives here. Summer birds singing note as a calm aside.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. By Hinkle James Duncan and Mr. Mrs. L Woodward of Clare visited Sparbel home. Stevens sawmill moved to Volney Davis Friday to save timber for a new Tobacco River bank cottage.
Mrs Forest Garver and family visited relatives for a Brown City funeral. Local families report illnesses, father visits, and children improving. The Aid group met with a pot luck dinner and a new Christian Endeavor leadership team was elected. 4 H club girls attended Harrison achievement day with assistance from Walter Steiner and Leonard Carnecross.
Regular council meeting in Clare discusses approvals and tablings. Actions include beer sales approvals for Fred M. Morgan off premises and Elon Stutting on premises tabling, indemnity bond for Vern Moline, Wm H Caple as city rep at a Lansing gas meeting, and hire of Herb Raindall as city hall construction supervisor for up to eight weeks.
Bills for labor, supplies, and services were approved by the Finance Committee. Election canvassers Bayes Forbes and Osborn named. detailed votes for mayor and council by ward listed. public notices set for August 2 1934 hearing on Jennie McLaughlin estate claims.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearing for license to sell real estate of Jennie McLaughlin. Irving Bogsardt petition cites estate details. Hearing set for May 7, 1934 at ten in the forenoon at the Harrison probate office with notice to interested parties via three weekly Clare Sentinel publications.
In Clare County Probate Court on April 23 1934 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided over the Estate of Ellen Schlegel Dec eased. Irwin R Schlegel petitions to admit a will and receive administration with May 21 1934 hearing date set and public notice ordered in Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
Circuit Court Commissioner Leo J Campeau orders Enid Leebove to appear on May 9 1934 in Harrison Michigan over a land contract dispute in Clare County The order requires publication weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel and mailing to Leebove at her last known Florida address indicating a summary possession action in Section 27 Town 17 North Range 4 West Clare County Michigan.
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