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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
2
The Probate Court of Clare County under Judge George Bates orders creditors of the estate of Samuel L. Baker to file claims by February 2, 1944 at 10:00 AM. A public notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Claré Sentinel.
West Freeman reports Chas Gaffney has come home from Ann Arbor hospital Saturday to continue treatment in six weeks. Clare shoppers include Mr and Mrs Herbert Middleton and Mr and Mrs High Hickok. Albert Lee and family with Jesse Lee visited Cecil Darnell near Barryton. Albert Lee and family were guests of Arthur Smith near Remus.
Mrs. Doris Budd is improving. Rowell Clark and Mrs. Melton Spohn with Sol Huber and son Durwood visited Ace Gordon. New neighbors Harvey Gross from near Breckenridge moving onto the Carl Budd place. Mr. and Mrs. Blvir Budd weekend with Cecil Lindyburg and wife in Owosso. Burt Douglas Albert Roland and C T Tippers helped Ace Gordon with wood. Mrs Tippers and children visited Virginia. Mrs. Mary Abbie moved to Midland. Best wishes offered.
State of Michigan Conservation Commission issues a three year ban on taking more than 10 trout per day from designated trout lakes. Limit set at 10 trout or 10 pounds and 1 fish, effective January 1, 1945. Signed September 21, 1944 by Chairman Wayland Osgood and Secretary Hoffmaster.
Probate court in Clare County reads the 1944 order to determine legal heirs of Richard Emerson who died seized of real estate. Hearing set for January 5 1945 at 10 am in the Probate Office with public notice in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. A true copy by Judge of Probate George Bates.
Grace Pfannes returned from Chicago after attending her uncle George Pfannes's funeral and stayed over. Chaire Hileman visited Greenwood at the Carl Bringold home. Floyd Sauivés and Mrs. Robert Smith of West Grant celebrated Mrs. Smith's birthday at their parental home. Emil Giers traveled to Ann Arbor with his father for a medical checkup early this week.
Mr and Mrs C Robert Klenk of Rhode Island and Miss Marie Desy of Flint visited Mrs Norman Myers in Myers Corners with family. They attended a birthday dinner at F M Myers home in Harrison honoring Mrs Myers. Other guests included Mrs Henry Ott and Mrs Othel Denslow.
Mr and Mrs J C Newman and relatives visited at Mancelona over the weekend. Wayne Cooper of Van Dyke and hunting partner stayed with sister Mrs John Brubaker. Frank Murdoch and son from Clare visited Brubaker home. Mrs Sarah Rutter of Colonville visited Hart Sanders home. Evening callers included John Brubaker and son Ronald Delbert Sanders Grace Coats. Hazel Sanders of Clare spent Sunday at her parental home. The Beaverton gathering included Mr and Mrs Mike Wayra and others at the Brubaker home.
Bernard Fitzpatrick invited neighbors and friends to celebrate his birthday last Friday. About sixty attended despite his young daughter's chicken pox. The social evening featured games, visiting, and a generous pot luck lunch.
Local families share weekend gatherings and birthday celebrations across Elm Grove Farwell and nearby towns. Visitors include the Bennetts Burmeister Cottons Rhodes Badgleys Wassons and Calhouns with extended kin sharing meals and stories.
Franklins list Sunday visitors including Ivan Rawles and Mrs. Charles Sherrick, Frank Brooks, Floyd Brooks and family, Cliff Price and Jesse Price with Dan Price. Dr. Coulter treated Clifford Price Sunday night. Lois Price and Myrtle Looker visited Houghton Lake school Friday.
Pleasant Valley reports a flurry of Sunday and weekday visits. Otto Kleiner and wife traveled to Saginaw on business while Clarence Bay and family visited the Burton Bay home. Alton David returned from Springfield Ohio after a week away. Multiple families gather at Mayme Runyan’s home for dinner.
Dover residents report brief family gatherings and travel. Everette Allen misses work due to a hand injury while Henry Magnus recovers from flu. Visitors include Delmar and Dennis Allen, Barbara Walters, and Pfe. A bowling outing occurs in Clare as Clark Walters aids Robert Shull.
Local residents share weekend visits and calls across Cornwellville and nearby towns. Mrs Elnora Allen and Mrs Marie Allen visited Mrs Mayme Bunyan in the Eagle. Bernard Allen called on Jesse Newman Jr in Hardwood. families such as LaVoye, Gordon, Carter and Murphy frequent gatherings in Dover, Saginaw, Clare, Bay City and Muskegon areas. Cattle delivered to state farm and illnesses noted as Carolyn Carter ill at school.
Maple Grove lists Sunday School at 10 00 and Friday evening services at 8 00 slow time. Attendance figures show Sunday services 40 and Friday services 13. Names mentioned include Olive Laverty Mabel Smedley Dorig Timpe Marguerite Ferguson Otto Stayler Dale Rulapaugh Junior Nowlen Ada Thonerfelt and Tigner family connections.
Howard L. Krause leads services at 10:00 a m devotion 10:15 communion and preaching 11:00 Bible school. Evening service 8:00 p m choir meets Friday 8:30 led by Mrs Wm Philipps. New baby Garry Donald born to Mr and Mrs Donald Seymour November 24. Christmas program planned for Christmas Eve with Krause delivering the sermon Sunday morning.
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