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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Lisle W Mathews and L T Segesman of Salem Ohio returned home Sunday after a week with Mr and Mrs Frank Littlefield at Bear Lake. Albert Sherman of Detroit visited his grandmother Mrs Cline and brother Hilwood Sunday. Carl Ambroaier of Flint spends two weeks with grandparents. Mrs Ii Frishey and mother Mrs A Cline attended O H S chapter in Warwell Friday night.
Mrs Nora Youngs and daughters from Flint with Mrs Fellows and Mrs Wthel Roof plus niece Mrs Lee Bird from Belding visited John Andrews Friday. Louis Colton took his children to Mt Pleasant for tonsil and adenoid removal. Prof Henry C Atyes of New York City and Lloyd Tabor of Belding stayed with R J Powell from Saturday to Tuesday. They attended Sunday School and preaching at Sherman City and the Clare circus Monday. Mrs Dessie Perry of Jackson and a friend visited the Powells Saturday.
Local residents share visits and trips across Michigan and Ontario. L B Slater returns from Detroit to Elm Grove. Laurine Schaff visited Olive Russel. Buckler family vacation in northern Michigan. Mrs Burt Hess injured in accident in Flint and hospitalized in Saginaw. Wilsons tour Ontario and back through London Strathroy Sarnia Port Huron and Midland. Joe Keimath and George Koch guests for Sunday dinner at Gilcher residence.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Buttler and family from Detroit visited Chas and Mrs Van MenBergh this past week. Several families from Pontiac Saginaw Mt Morris Arthur and West Grant joined to visit relatives and attend reunions. An ice cream social by Farm Union Local 143 at Twin Elms is planned August 28 evening with all welcome.
The Clare County Farm Union plans a meeting at Alwood's Grove on August 30. John Frankhauger and nephew Orville Sharp of Marion visited Frankhauger's sister. Bert Chapman and family visited Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman and family of Bluffton Ind visited her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Iva Wichhorn Sunday. Accompanied by the Richhorn family they visited at Henry Rhodes home Monday. Sam Cahoon worked for George Ford the past week.
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loomis included Homer and Marion Livingston, Hara Cobleigh and daughter of West Vermont, Lewis Coe and family, Gerald Macklem from Grand Rapids, Miss Sicilly Schaar and Francis Reed, Neal Bushon and John Randle on business trips, Chas Davis and children, Nettie Thompson and Anna Hickey, and Leslie Randle with George Seaman near Coleman.
88 members attended dinner for the Brush College Ladies Aid at Mrs. Newman's house last Thursday. Families visiting included Perry Davis and daughter Geneva at Vernon, with Russell and Betty Bauder joining for a weeklong visit. Delores Coats, recently home from Mt Pleasant General hospital, still confined to bed, Grandma J C Coats cared for her in hospital days. Nearby, Albert Hanner Howard and Steve Batterson with kin from Pioneer Ohio visited.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Gilmore spent a vacation in Michigan with relatives and traveled to Canada. Mrs Martha F E Roller returned to Ft Wayne after a visit with J M Roller family. Ida Leitner recovering from surgery in Pontiac hospital. Doings include a metal roof at Myers school house and local trips to Van Wert and Michigan. Kenneth Roller to attend Roller family reunion next Sunday. Oil and Gas Exposition at Mt Pleasant drew local attendees.
Gilmore Church of Christ held its annual homecoming on Sunday August 16 with 109 in Bible School. Prof R O Droster spoke on Drifting in the morning and Mr Tolley from Alma preached the afternoon sermon on The Four Anchors. Special music was led by Miss Shirley Hare and a noon baked dinner accompanied the event.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan invites creditors of the estate of William L. Park and others to present claims within four months from August 7 1936. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by November 30 1936 and will be heard December 1936 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge Thomas Borsey presides.
Notice declares claims against Lydia May Gerow estate to be filed by November 30 1936 and a hearing scheduled December 16 1936 at ten in the forenoon in the Harison Michigan probate office. The second item appoints September 14 1936 at ten for final account examination in the Mary A Hutchinson estate with publication required for three weeks in Clare Sentinel.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Hutchinson deceased the court orders the residue of the estate examined and the account allowed. The hearing is set for the 14th day of August before Judge Thos S Dorsey. A copy of the order will be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
In the matter of the estate of William O. Wilson deceased, administrator Fred Geiger petitions for license to sell estate real estate. The court sets September 8, 1936 at 10:00 AM at the probate office to hear the petition and requires public notice in the Clare Sentinel. Interested parties must appear to show cause why license to sell should not be granted.
Mortgagee Gleaner Life Insurance Society declares default on a 1907 mortgage by Elvin H Mills and Maggie L Mills to the Ancient Order Of Gleaners now Gleaner Life Insurance Society. Property in Frost Township Clare County Michigan will be sold October 28, 1936 at 10:00 AM at the County Building Harrison to cover $536.01 plus costs.
Borax appears as white earthy masses and crystals on the shores of certain lakes in Tibet and California. The mineral is noted in natural deposits and described in historical references.
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