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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1929

Page

3

Farwell and Church of God Hold Homecoming Week

The Farwell Methodist Church announces services with special helpers Bilder and Bevan next Sunday for Home Coming. The Church of God reports a camp meeting in St Louis and a lengthy list of local visits, events, and family news from churches in the area.

Farwell Methodist Church R. B. McGuire Women’s Dept Bilder J. W. Peterson Independence Hitler Bevan Iowa Church OF God Mary E. House St. Louis

Abolition of Slavery in District of Columbia

An act of congress ended slavery in the District of Columbia on April 16 1862 marking a step toward nationwide abolition which followed about a year later.

District of Columbia United States

Notice of Hearing on Claims in Lautzenheiser Estate

Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from August 380th day of August 1929 for creditors to file claims against Sarah Ann Lautzenheiser. Claims must be presented at the Harrison probate office by December 23 1929 and will be heard December 30 1929 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Judge Thos S Dorsey signs August 27 1929.

Mich'zan Clare Sarah Ann Lautzenheiser Harrison Said Dorsey

Northeastern Michigan Dairy Industry Outlook

L. L. Drake writes on the dairy sector in Northeastern Michigan, highlighting strong market potential from southern Michigan industry and summer tourist traffic. He notes steady prices, demand for dairy cows due to city milk farms, and the TB testing program boosting sales, urging continued accreditation of county herds.

Michigan Every Assurance Co Board of Supervisors

Local residents on seasonal travels and visits

My and Mrs Louis Finch and son Lawrence spent the past week in the southern part of the state and returned home Saturday. Arril Austin works for Elmer Schofield. Chas Grell of Flint spent the weekend at Walter Smedley’s. Arthur Finch Floyd McGuire Bernard and Himer Schofield returned Wednesday from a ten day trip through the northern state and Canada. Mr and Mrs Dale Rulapaugh and children of Lansing are on a two week vacation at the J H Timpe home. George Hutchens of Detroit spent the week at his uncle’s. Elmer Schofield’s, Mr and Mrs Ray Brubaker and children of Gladwin spent Sunday at L Finch’s. Mr iPleasant fair attended by John Rulapaugh. Mr and Mrs John Maistead spend this week in Lansing.

Bernard Gordon Lake Odessa Charles Graham Roy Gainsforth Frank Irwin Paris Charles Shepherd Paul Hisenhauer Jaguary and Child fPelleston Geo Holmes Taank Corith Mat Rock Bertha Shumway Frank Marshall Pontiac Jack Miller Bert Craft Lansing S. F. Fry Louis Finch Lawrence Jackson Flint Geo. Irwin Irene Taylor Lake Wm. Dickerson Messis Graham Cassie Davison Christian Stratton Chicago Stratton John Laverty Scottville Walter Cornell East Jordan Geo. Holmes Grace Napes Alma Wm. Ingram Lyne Davison Geo. Davison Wm. Rogers Teachout Bessie Cornell Detroit Hazel Cornell Grand Rapids Bruce Pelch Donald Frances. Wood Fruit Belt Iy “Allen Graham Houghton Higgins Lake Palmer Dolph Muskegon Dolph John Henry Will Saylandt Saginaw Washington George Irwin Cranberry Lake Eisenhauer Joe Clifford Brasington Bay City Brasington Jones Women’s Club Fred Bingham Jas. Basset Clare Dist J. W. Peterson Independence Bevan Iowa Tra Badger St. Johns Elizabeth Marble Rinlander Hazel Day Franklin Iron Mountain Adam Stronach Carl Muheum Bebe. Putman J. J. Leonard Iula Lake City Frank Swartwood Ella Swartwood Lucas Robert Wallace Dana Betty Joe Cadillac Perry Largo Mt. Pleasant Francis Fowler Putman Mary Leonard Chas. Grell Walter Smedley Arthur Finch Floyd McGuire Bernard Himer Schofield Canada Dale Rulapaugh J. H. Timpe George Hutchens Elmer Schofield Ray Brubaker Gladwin L. Finch’s John Rulapaugh

Randall Levi Baker Attends Mt. Pleasant Fair

Levi Baker attends the Mt. Pleasant fair last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Karl and family, among attendees noted in local society coverage.

Levi Baker Mt. Pleasant John Karl

Local Social Notes and School Opening

Detroit residents visit Mrs. Charles Grover and friends while Sag inaw hosts Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mitchell. Tred Dora remains in Samaritan hospital Bay City. Randell School opens Tuesday September 38 with Mrs. Belle Deller as teacher. George Gibbs paints his barn. Two airplanes flew overhead Monday. Vernon and Mt. Pleasant visitors stop by. Rain is needed as dry conditions persist. Ton sils removed in Saginaw hospital return last Saturday. Weekend visit by Floyd Thompson and Alma First to Gale Lutz in Lansing.

Detroit Charles Grover Lyle’ Mitchell Saginaw Tred Dora Samaritan Hospital Bay City Vina’ Gayshaw Flint Randell School Belle Deller George Gibis John Flood Vernon Ray Lockwood Mt. Pleasant George Gibbs Saginaw Hospital Floyd Thompson Almd Gale Lutz Lansing

Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Rosebush Area

Rosebush society items note Mrs. Andrew Willey and Audrey D visiting with her sister Mrs. Gale Lutz in Lansing. Thomas McConnell of Detroit vacationing with his parents Daniel and Mrs. McConnell. Chester Wallace of Baton Rouge called on the Emery First home.

Andrew Willey Audrey D Gale Lutz Lansing Thomas McConnell Detroit Daniel McConnell Chester Wallace Baton Rapids Emery First John Coyne Canada Robert Johnston Ethyl Bessie Cooksville Ontario Lorne Coyne William Hess Saginawe Hospital Roy Matteson Grandé Bullard Toronto Robert Albert Campbell

Early American Millionaires: Astor and Girard

John Jacob Astor and Stephen Girard were among the first U S millionaires. Astor lived 1762 to 1818 and Girard settled in Philadelphia in 1772 and left a fortune of about ten million dollars at his death in 1882.

United States John Jacob Astor Stephen Girard Philadelphia Girard

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Ann Arbor South North Pere Marquette Bert McGuire Midland Saint Legals Oakdale Lake George Clare County Bilbrough Remus East Michigan Service MIGH Development Bureau L. L. Drake Michigan State College “Extension Department Northeastern Michigan Agricultural Agent North Eastern Michigan Development Bureau Maple Grove Randall Marshall Field & Company DAVYS Rose Irchid Miller Bros Brown Corners Merell Auto Electric West 4Th Street White Pine Boat Boards Farwell Lumber Yard Farwell, Michigan
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