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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
10
Public notice lists hours 12:06 to 1:30 5:30 evenings by appointment with Clozed Thursday afternoons indicating limited access and scheduling requirements.
The County Board of Supervisors met at the Harrison Court House on June 19 1950 with 18 members present and 5 absent. Resolutions approved authorize a $40000 loan for Clare County Road Commission and set abstracts fees. wage scales and per diem rules discussed. a board canvassers vote and war bond cashing authorized. meetings adjourned to June 20 after routine reports and payments.
Notice lists tax deed sale actions for lands in Clare County Michigan and court orders in Clare Probate Court and Chancery. Names include Joseph Wachowski and T David Smith with land description SH% of SwW% Sec 34 TIZN ROW. Also includes an appearance order in Darline Steadman v Lyle Steadman and creditors notice for Farmers Independent Produce Company with Trustee Clyde C. Harris.
In Clare County probate court on August 2 1969 Judge George Bates presiding Donelda Colosky petitions to adopt Michael Raymond Pridemore. Hearing set for August 1950 at 11 o clock in the morning. Public notice ordered by publication in the Clare Sentinel.
A misread document states George Bates as Judge of Probate confirming the record as a true copy issued by the Probate judge. The notice appears in the county circulation.
Township clerk announces registration for the Michigan general primary election to be held September 12 1950. The clerk will accept registrations on August 18 to 22 and August 23 at Wise Town Hall or at home, for qualified residents who will be residents on election day.
Notice to qualified electors of Arthur township Clare County for General Primary Election on September 12, 1950. J C G Newman will be at his residence August 23, 1950 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to review and register eligible voters. Last day before election is August 23, 1950.
Gilbert Gilmore County Isabella notice states the clerk will accept registrations on non Sunday days except election days. Registration allowed at home until August 23 1950 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Harold Warner township clerk.
Greyhound Lines timetable lists bus stops at Detroit station 116 East Fourth St and routes to Clare St Ignace Prudenville Roscommon Midland Saginaw Reed City Ludington Cadillac Manistee Frankfort with multiple daily departures and connections to Jackson Chicago Sault Ste Marie Marquette Calumet Traverse City and westbound points.
Busses depart Clare daily at 6 20 a m 6 40 a m 2 20 p m and 10 20 p m for service to local destinations. Major stops include City Center and Riverside.
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