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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
8
In memory of Pearl Hall and her daughter Lilian who died in an unusual accident on August 25, 1949. The verse expresses they are not dead but have wandered into an unknown land and remain loved by John Hall and their children.
Mr and Mrs L S Davy express sincere thanks for cards flowers and kindness shown on their 260th anniversary and for the care received for John at Mayo Brothers.
An ice cream social will be held at Orr school on Nine Mile Road 74 miles south and 6 percent east of Clare. The event starts at 6:00 PM Saturday night and offers ice cream pie and cake.
Mildred Price expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives Clare Mfg. Co and employees for cards letters and gifts received during her stay at Community Hospital to Dr Woods Robbie and staff at Central Michigan Hospital for kindness and care.
The Griggs express sincere thanks for acts of kindness and floral tributes after a bereavement. They also thank Rev. L. J. Nevins for comforting words.
Raymond Pryor thanks Dr Woods and Central Michigan Hospital staff for care. He also thanks Clare Manufacturing Co for flowers and all who donated blood during illness, and the neighbors.
The Citizens State Bank will remain closed all day next Monday in observance of Labor Day. Customers are advised to plan transactions accordingly and note limited branch access.
The Beaverton Board of Education offers for sale by sealed bid the Hardwood School Building and one acre of land in Arthur Township Clare County Michigan. Bids due to Secretary William Mercer by September 10 1952.
Clare County Road Commission in Harrison invites sealed bids until 11:00 A M Wednesday September 3 1952 for a Ross Snow Wing for a Gallion 118 Motor Grader and a Gallion V Type scarifier to be traded in. Bids opened publicly at the Court House office. Ray Harrold chairman Avery Barber member Bernie Hampton member.
Notice to owners of cars needing bumping painting or repairs. We stock sheet metal and fenders for quick service on wrecks. We offer 24 hour wrecker service and estimate your job. Dan McDonald, Sales & Service, Clare. Phone 343.
Specialized service offers free inspection with attention to safety. "Safe Brakes Save Lives" headline emphasizes the value of brake checks. Phone contact provided for appointments.
Law offices in Clare will be open on Saturdays during the summer months. The notice mentions August and references Mr Hughes as part of the statement.
Due to Labor Day the Vernon Grange will hold meetings on the second and fourth Monday evenings in September. Lewis Dawson.
Bob's Sales and Service offers economical Federal trucks for demanding work at 210 McHwan Bt in Clare. The company emphasizes reliable performance and local service for tough job needs.
Riverside Grange welcomed Trooper Goss from the Pleasant Police Post to discuss safety. Visitors included Mr and Mrs John Myers, Mr and Mrs John Torn of Pontiac, and many neighbors sharing meals and greetings. Birthday celebrations for Margaret Sue Myers Kenneth Rockey and Ida Sanders noted. Community members visited Grayling Mancelona and Bellaire for the Grange picnic and fairs. CLARE COUNTY FREE FAIR at Harrison set for September 9 through 13.
In Beaverton and nearby towns residents hosted and visited relatives and friends. The mix includes Walter Kane and Kate Fisher hosting Minnie Fisher in Grand Rapids, trips to Beaverton for business, church attendance, and numerous domestic calls. Local residents from Clare, Rosebush, Milan, Saginaw, and Coleman are listed with weekend and weekday visits.
Colonville residents report visits from Bivins Rutter and Clarke families. A school reunion is planned for August 30 in the church basement. Proceeds from a chicken dinner reached 41 dollars. Baptismal services are set for August 31 at Five Lakes.
A San Gabriel reader praises Pazo for fast pile relief. The ad touts instant itching relief, soothing inflamed tissues, and lubrication of dry parts. It mentions suppositories and a perforated tube applicator and urges consulting a doctor.
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