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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
9
Free inspection offered by Marble Auto Collision Service with emphasis on safety. Message highlights brakes as a life saver and implies personal plane safety concern.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention jobs in federal context and a local business, Bob Sales & Service at 210 Michigan Street in Clare, hinting at economic hardship. Details are unclear but indicate federal job concerns impacting small firms.
The Vernon Township election board announces a general primary in Isabella County Michigan to be held on Tuesday August 5 1952 at the Vernon Township Hall. Voters will nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor United States Senate and other state county and local offices with polls open from 7 am to 8 pm. Roy Wilson Township Clerk confirms official details.
Notice to qualified electors that the General Primary Election will be held Tuesday August 5 1952 in Clare City Michigan at City Mall 202 W Fifth Street for offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor U S Senator Representative in Congress State Senator Representative County Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff County Clerk County Treasurer Register of Deeds Drain Commissioner Coroner Surveyor and others. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm with voters in line at closing allowed to vote. City Clerk Alexander McKinnon signs the notice.
The township announces a General Primary Election on Tuesday August 5 1952 at Wise Township Hall for nominating candidates for Representative in Congress Sheriff Register of Deeds Circuit Court Commissioner and party offices. Polls open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for qualified electors. Township Clerk M D Cote signs it.
Delivery notice for Clare Cleaners lists phone 72 and directions to first door west of city.
Puzzle lists numerous partial clues across horizontal and vertical sections. Readable items include animal description. Several entries appear garbled or incomplete, with partial language and stray characters scattered throughout.
A statement to Clare County voters by Bernie F Hampton seeking renomination to the Road Commission. The note pledges faithful service if nominated, authorized by the Board of Supervisors and plans to be voted on at the August primary. The missive thanks voters for their support.
City taxpayers may pay taxes at The Citizens State Bank on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. A collection fee is waived if payment is received by August 15. Alex McKinnon serves as City Treasurer.
Auction announced for Thursday August 21 at 1 30 P M at Schofield Farm one half mile east of Farwell on US 10. Sellers list items by August 12 with J N Willey Farwell or J F Willey Clare or Arnie Schofield to advertise. N Willey and J N Willey auctioneers Arlie Schofield sale manager.
The Reger Rilapaugh reunion will be held at Clare Tourist Park on Sunday August 10. A pot luck dinner will be served and everyone is invited.
The 38th Robinett Reunion will be held August 17, 1952 at Clare Tourist Park Potlick winter at noon. Organized by D. Fisher, Seg. 453.
Clare law offices announce Saturday summer hours with listed attorneys Campbell Hughes Pixley Campbell Hughes for August 9 16 23 and 30. Local readers can plan visits to the City of Clare offices this season.
Don Harrison chief of police warns riders to observe traffic laws avoid recklessness and use headlights and tail lights at night. Cooperation of riders will save them trouble.
The Davis family holds its annual reunion on Sunday August 3 at Island Park Mt Pleasant. The event invites all descendants and relatives to attend the gathering at the park location.
Local repair shop Bob's Sales & Service in Clare offers maintenance for De Soto and Plymouth vehicles. Customers can bring classic autos for tune ups, brake work, and part replacements.
We express appreciation to friends and relatives for sympathy after our bereavement. Thanks to Church of God members who served dinner and to Rev. Brinkman for comforting words. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brownell and families Sprague Long.
A bake sale will be held at the Household Appliance Store on Saturday August 2 under the auspices of Elm Grove Ladies Aid and Sunday School. Proceeds support local church and community programs.
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