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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1928
Page
4
Arthur D. Johnson announces his bid for County Surveyor and Engineer of Clare County on the Republican ticket in the Primary on September 4. He cites many years of experience serving the county as the basis for voters’ confidence and support.
Orlie Stockwell announces as a Republican candidate for County Road Commissioner in the Clare county primary on September 2, 1028. Born and raised in the county, he has 12 years of road building experience in Clare and neighboring counties and throughout the state.
Republican candidate T Carl Holbrook urges voters to re elect him for prosecutor citing six years of law practice as qualification and pledging economy, civic involvement, and strict enforcement of the criminal code under his administration. He emphasizes experience, public service and protecting public peace.
The Reed City Community Club and Hersey Community Club endorse Miles M. Gallaghan for the Republican nomination to the State Legislature. They praise his leadership in agriculture as owner of a major fruit farm and urge voters to support him as a candidate of affairs with county and commonwealth interests at heart.
The term bedvedere designates the upper story of an Italian building open to views through one or more sides. It means beautiful view and describes a space intended for surveying surrounding scenery.
O G Somerville of Lake Garfi ald Township announces candidacy for County Road Commissioner on the Republican ticket in the September 4 1928 primary. He urges voters in Glare County to support his bid.
Winterfield township resident Fred W. Schutt announces his Republican bid for County Road Commissioner in Glare County and urges voter support at the September primaries.
A candidate announces for the office of Judge of Probate in Isabella County urging voters to support at the upcoming primary on September 4. Mannid T. Young signs the message.
The tale follows Mellys making valentines for Caroline Mahalia Dolly and Lucy and others with paper hearts and verses. Interjected ads and a city bond notice for Clare Michigan 1928 outline bond issuance and election details.
The City of Clare announces a special election to be held September 4 1928 at City Hall from 7 AM to 5 PM. Voters decide whether to issue 20000 dollars to cover existing and maturing debt. Bonds run ten years at up to 5.5 percent, redeemable at 2000 per year after October 1 1929 through 1938.
Robert Shull and family members left for a motor trip to Columbus and other Ohio points with plans for a new truck on return. Mrs C Shull and Mrs Ralph Shull also mentioned, while Miss Hisse Shull hosted a friend from Normal days. Community notes urge Ladies Union meeting August 28 at Mrs J Boer home and quilting plans.
Coloville records Sunday services at 10 30 follow by funeral attendance for Mr Kistlers sister in law Sam Leichti and family spent Sunday at Longlake with Mrs Shade guests hosted at Mrs Bodkins home over weekend including Mr and Mrs Rob Hill Donna Jean and Betty Jane and Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones of Lansing Walter and Boward Heirholzer from Pontiac on vacation Frank Walters Joe Guthrie spent Sunday with Geo Walters West Grant Mrs Geo Vandewarker hosts a sister from Canada.
Notice to Clare electors for a special city election at City Hall to decide a 20000 bond issue to cover existing and maturing city debt over ten years at up to 5.5 percent interest. Polls open 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with possible alterations to hours by local act. City Clerk Alex McKinnon signs notice dated August 6 1928. Several local residents are noted in social items surrounding the notice.
A historical classified note indicates Dr Hesss Fly Chaser was sold via a four phone line service for poultry price inquiries. The listing mentions Shit&Co based in Clare with the product available through a contact channel labeled 59.
Saginaw residents Carter Dyer and families visited relatives in Gadillag and Detroit. Detroiter Dorothy Lardy and Helen Lardy toured with cousins in Stirling. Battle Creek guests Warren Atwood and daughter Crystal spent the day with Auding Hunt’s family. Rosebush visitors included Mrs. Cowden and son Kenneth with Emma Wilds. Families near Pontiac, Flint, Monroe, Coleman, Cadillac, Lansing and Alma shared gatherings and hospital updates while Anna Empey vacationed across the state.
Sunday guests included Mrs Manley and Mr and Mrs Roy Walters with their son Harlan of West Grant. Also present were Mr and Mrs Julius Bryant and family who returned from Flint after spending weeks with relatives. Gall phone 59 for Swift and Co. Clare poultry prices noted.
Miss Alice Sparkel returns from Lansing after a two week visit with brothers. Mr and Mrs Harold Moline guest at McIntosh home. Numerous relatives and friends visit in BeHinger, Funke, and Bellinger households. Grandma Hager slightly improves. vacations noted for Parves Gladstone Brown groups.
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