Bank Seeks Safe Storage for Vital Papers
Notices urge customers to bring deeds abstracts wills bonds jewelry contracts and insurance papers to the bank for secure storage to prevent loss by fire or theft today and avoid regret later.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
4
Notices urge customers to bring deeds abstracts wills bonds jewelry contracts and insurance papers to the bank for secure storage to prevent loss by fire or theft today and avoid regret later.
Sealed bids are invited for a cement block store building on lots 12 and 19 in Crooked Lake and 160 acres of Wooley farm land about 1 to 2 miles south of Lake Station. Bids must be filed by May 16 1927. The administrator reserves the right to reject all bids. Wm Murphy administrator.
A collection of quoted lines reflecting fatal misjudgments and a casual lunchroom notice. The speakers reference a train collision, steering gear fault, alcohol, lights, and an attempted road maneuver, ending with a local fruit company lunchroom invitation for vegetable soup.
Home Management Groups formed in Isabella County under Miss Holz Smith will hold a last meeting on May 4. The event is a Kitchen Tour visiting multiple county kitchens, departing Mt. Pleasant courthouse at 10:00 a.m. A pot luck lunch and program will conclude with Mrs. Louise Campbell speaking. All members and those re interested are invited.
We thank neighbors and friends for their kindness after our barn burned. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orvis and family express gratitude for support and help.
White's Fruit and Floral Farm offers a large quantity of shrubs plants and bulbs with a price list available by write or phone to request the latest figures.
Westbound Pere Marquette trains run 8 27 a m and eastbound at 10 04 a m with a Harrison service at 9 00 a m and return 11 35 a m on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Clare page carries civic events, church notices, social gatherings, health talks, alumni plans, family visits, and local business ads.
Michigan State College reports from L H Worthley federal corn borer administrator that farmers in the infested area who have cleaned fields and meet requirements by May 1 will receive full protection. After May 1 federal forces will clean land not properly disposed of and charge the costs to landowners under state law.
The Ladies Aid of Brown will hold a bake sale at Friz store Saturday afternoon May 7 for the benefit of their minister Rev Shaw. Whippage cream eggs and dressed chickens will also be included in the sale.
The Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company reports rising business as 1927 opens. Insurance in force reached $332,500,000 after a $32.5 million gain last year, with January and February 1927 writings far above 1926. Analysts anticipate substantial growth to $375 million or more by year end.
The Good Literature Club met at Mrs. Adelaide Elden’s home on Monday evening April 25 with strong attendance. Mrs. Pearl Comer chaired the meeting and led the discussion focusing on John Galsworthy and his works. Mrs. Callihan reviewed The Silver Spoon and the Six grade quartet provided music.
The Clare County Club expresses gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. A N Friz for use of their salesroom and to all who helped make the bake sale a success.
Mrs. John Hartman expresses gratitude to the Arthur Ladies Aid and Brown Ladies Aid for flowers sent during her hospital stay and thanks them for their kindness.
The article notes few volcanoes have altered their danger zone in civilized history with Vesuvius serving as a prime example since Pompeii and Herculaneum were destroyed in 79 A D. The lava’s path moved toward the seaboard during that eruption.
County Road Commissioners plan one and a half miles of Hatton township roads improved this season. An unimproved half mile between Dover road and Brown Corners will be built to create a gravel route from Clare to those corners and to the Cornwell farm. The remaining mile extends from Pfaines corners south, linking with M-14 at Quinn's Corners south of Harrison. Hatton township approved its share of the project at the April 4 town meeting.
Notice of dissolution states William J. Stephenson and Earl R. Phinisey of Clare Michigan mutually dissolve the firm Stephenson & Phinisey Polish Company. Dated April 18, 1927.
We express sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness during illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Thank you for floral offerings singers autos and comforting words from Rev Wm Teet and church members Wes Wooddy VA and O Gh Aravitedt Beale Me and Nits Win Dale and telndiveb.
A fragmented OCR passage references Ethiopia and a vague northern latitudinal extent from the city area toward the south, mentioning a “Hand of the dark traces” and unclear directional notes. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled terms.
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