County Board Proceedings June 30 1934 Clare County Michigan
The county Board of Supervisors notes appeals, approves multiple bills for grants to individuals and firms, and adopts resolutions opposing a state constitutional amendment to lower the gasoline tax. It also exonerates a supervisor in the Willis Rouse case and approves per diem and mileage payments. Minutes record adjournment details and clerk attestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Hon
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Secretary of State
Ray Harrold
Hanley
Harold
Thayer
Willis Rouse
Township Sudervisots
Devatee
J. D. “Hanley
Clark
Stockwell
Ehle
Harrold
Board of Supervisor
Proceedings of Clare County Road Commissioners 1934
The Clare County Road Commissioners met in Harrison on July 18 1934 at 10 am with Commissioners Somerville Ladd and Asline presiding. Payrolls were approved and bills audited including mileage and supplies. Motions authorized creosoted plank for Tobacco River bridge and purchase of oil. telephone billing instructions set with State Highway Department. Multiple vendors and items listed. adjourned after hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Michigan
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
O. C. Somerville
Somerville
Ladd
Asline
Tobacco River
Sheridan Township
GC. BF
Battenfeld Co
F. O. B. Harrison
Clare and Harrison
State Highway Department
Light and Water
Bell Telephone
John Asline
J. E. Lada
Q. C. Somerville
Arthur D. Johnson
B. F. Hampton
Sheaffers Auto Service
Bert Hubel
Clute’s
Dadormeangs
Shunk Mfg. Co
International H. Co
Acme Motor Truck Co
Ben Travis
I. D. Adams Co
Century Tool & Metal Co
Wm. W. Maxwell
Becker Products Coo
State Review Pub. Co
Don Schaff
Floyd Allén
Mr. Asline
Deisel
Ateco
Wm. A. Henderson
Penguins Best Swimmers Among Birds, Enjoy Water Life
Penguins are among the best underwater swimmers feeding mainly on small crustaceans and fish. Their wings are useless for flight but work well as paddles in the water.
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Bird World
Rural and local news from Mt Pleasant and Rock Lake
Rural Mrs. Howard Spooner and baby boy returned home from Mt Pleasant hospital July 29. Mrs. Isaac Shaner also returned home from Brand stetter Memorial hospital last week. A hale storm damaged tents at Rock Lake where campers stayed last week. Gilmore attendees at conference include Rev Vayette and family and several local women and youths. Mr and Mrs Orin Kates were Sunday dinner guests at Chas Eames. Mrs Earnie Emens is bedridden by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Spooner
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Isaac Shaner
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
Rock Lake
Gilmore
Vayette
Davis
Wm. Phillipe
Walter Wood
LaVern -Perry
Florence Phippe
Sydney
Ben Wood
Elmer Wilson
Raymond Wood
Owen Jarman
Orin Kates
Chas. Eames
Earnie Emens
Weekend Visit Highlights Densmore Family and Relatives
Southeast Sheridan residents miss Sarah and Lila Densmore of Pontiac along with Alfred and Charles Densmore of Detroit who spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Norman Densmore. Clarence Randle with wife from near Clare visited his mother Mrs Bertha Randle. Annabelle Loomis returned home from Clare and Mary Gerow remains ill. Mrs John Livingston has recovered and is back at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Lila Densmore
Pontiac
Alfred
Charles
Detroit
Norman Densmore
Homer Loomis
Donna Lee
Flint
John Livingston
Clarence Randle
Clare
Bertha Randle
Annabelle Loomis
Mary Gerow
Sunday Visitors Fill Mann Home and Elm Grove
Miss Ila Athey visited the Mann home at Elm Grove on Sunday. The Sunday school crowd included Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Budd and son Harley from Columbus Ohio along with Ruth and Louise Williams and Mrs. Harlie Jacks of Convoy Ohio. The Budds planned travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Mrs. Jacks and son Maynard of Convoy drove to Clare for a weekend, returning with Mr. and Mrs. Roller for a three week visit. J. M. Roller hosted Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harrold and granddaughter Patricia and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Athey with daughters Ellen Rose and Violet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Athey
Mann
Elm Grove
Orlin Budd
Harley
Columbus
Ohio
Ruth
Louise Williams
Budd
Harlie Jacks
Convoy
Maynard
Clare
Reed City Camp Meeting Closes with Local Visits and Moves
West Freeman residents attend the final day of the Reed City camp meeting and enjoy a park picnic. Families and neighbors travel between Weidman Coleman Mt. Pleasant Lansing Elgin and Flint for visits and home moves including the Oberhoiltzen house and local gatherings.
Winterfield visitors mingle with local hosts in August
Wintersfield Misses Ester and Alice Artibee of Ewartz Creek stay with their aunt Mrs B B Wheeler and friends. Edd Cutler and Dorothy plus Sam and Bert Davis and families visit Bertha Lake. The Berkompas and Heckthorn families from Kalamazoo and Saginaw come to see Andrew Berkompas and Forest Heckthorn. Mose Artibee and Harold Artibee visit and plan August 7 Marion celebration. rain is gratefully noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
Alice Artibee
Ewartz Creek
B. B. Wheeler
Edd Cutler
Dorothy
Bertha Lake
Sam Davis
Flint
Bert Berkompas
Kalamazoo
Andrew Berkompas
Forest
Heckthorn
Saginaw
James Heckthorn
Peter Cook
John Sutton
Krank Davis
Mose Artibee
Harold Artibee
Swartz Creek
Marion
Local Notes from Saginaw and Nearby
West Grant Floyd Squires laid off in Saginaw and at home helping harvest. Miss Helen Sutton visited Saginaw with sister Marion, who trains as a nurse at General hospital and plans a vacation visit with family. Mrs. Gene Orvis recovered and moved to sister Mrs. W Hi Heiser’s home on Vernon Hill. Camp meeting at Charlevoix planned by Cleveland family. Mrs. Acre visiting daughter Thurman Robinett and is in poor health. A. F. Williams hosts visits from Mrs. A C Geer and son Dean. Paul Nass threshing locally. Mrs. Carrie Hamilton and three friends from Lima Ohio visiting A. F. Williams. touring Michigan and Canada. Jas O Sutton builds new road fence on Wilkie farm bought recently. Harry Cleveland drives a new Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yager with sons Roy and Herbert at A F Williams. Billy returns home after week with Romayne Williams. Harold Yager of Coleman joins them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Squires
Saginaw
Helen Sutton
Marion
General Hospital
Gene Orvis
Harry Cleveland
W. Hi. Heiser
Vernon Hill
Cleveland
Charlevoix
Acre
Thur- Man Robinett
A. C. Geer
Dean
A.F. Williams
Paul Nass
Carrie Hamilton
Lima
Ohio
A. F. Williams
Michigan
Canada
Jas. O. Sutton
Wilkie
Glen Yager
Roy
Herbert
Billy
Local Social Roundup and Community Notes
Dover resident Pete Hanes visits sister Mrs. Frank Barton and calls on Robt Hutchinson. Families from Twin Lakes camped together. Walter Kleiner and others visit camp. Many locals attend church and plan a August 15 river picnic south of Col onville with Elm Grove and Colonville invited. Newlyweds Norman and Mrs Norman Allen receive well wishes. threshing underway as crops are light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hanes
Dover
Frank Barton
Hanes
Robt
Hutchinson
Robt. Kleiner
Kenneth Rocky
Twin Lakes
Delores Mervill
Hinora
Kleiner R Ead
Walter Kleiner
Mary Anna Nulf
Clyde Kistler
Dorothy Groeb
Flint
Chris Kleiner
Mr. K
Detroit
Stanley Kleiner
Stanley
Mrs. Englebrechts
Sterling
Kansas
Earl Henderich
Lansing
Colonville
Aid Society
Elm Grove
Norman Allen
Violetta Gulbert
Allen
J. B. Allen
Zwingman
Audley Smith
Calvert
Saginaw
Geo. Vandy
Thos. Hutchinson
Frank Butterfield
Baby
Richmond
Ralph Allen
Family visit highlights Kleiner clan Sunday gathering
Mra Henry Kleiner Sr and daughter Miss Helen Kleiner, Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and family, and Glen Bay joined Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Henry Kleiner
Helen Kleiner
Glen Bay
Ernest Kleiner
Cyclone Event and Community Church Meetings At Clare
Mrs. Cora Wilson survived a cyclone near Alma while visiting relatives in Clare. Community notes report August church services at the Brewer Sunday School and a week of gospel meetings led by Rev. M VanHoose, with Clare singers. Local residents engage in visits, trips, and school preparations as fall approaches.
Legals Order for Appearance in Clare County Chancery
The Circuit Court for Clare County in Chancery orders Ralph Herring non resident to enter appearance within three months and file an answer to the Bill of Complaint. Publication of the order in The Clare Sentinel for six weeks is required and copies mailed or served no less than twenty days before appearance. Attorney T Carl Holbrook represents plaintiff Lillian Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Herring
Circuit
Clare
Chancery
Marrison
Switz City
Indiana
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare Sentinel
Post Office Department
Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate Official Copy
A true copy dated from the office of Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate. The reference shows 4014 as-document identifier and indicates official verification by the probate judge. The text preserves the formal designation and authenticity mark associated with probate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. S. Dorsey
Order for Publication Determination of Heirs
The Clare County Probate Court orders publication to determine heirs of Thomas R. Bell. Hearing set for August 20, 1934 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office in Harrison. Public notice to run three weeks in the Clave Sentinel. Judge of Probate Thos S Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrigan
Thos
Dorsey
Sarah Barton
Clare Sentinel
Harerison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Thomas R. Bell
Wallace W. Bell
Clave Sentinel
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Legals
Judicature
Circuit Court For
County of Clare
Lillian Herring
Plaintiff
Clare, Mich
Christina M.schutt
Neimeyer
Oldre
Mich
B. J. Sanford
McHwan
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Juare
Tatman Building
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
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Bowler
H. R. Hess
Osteopathic
Doherty Building
DR. C. B. Neff
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