Local Social Notes and Family News Update
Mrs. C Schaar returns from Vassar after visiting her mother. The Telephone Co held its annual meeting at S Finch's with officers Inch Pres OC Sanborn Vice Pres Roy Root Sec and Treas. Mrs Lena Davison and daughter back from Jackson. Fern, the late infant, mourned by family as they seek comfort after a loss. John Schaar and Nina Schaar visiting from Mt Pleasant and St Louis. Elmer Schofield Thanksgiving at Mt Pleasant. Milton Davison left for Niles Michigan. L Cline family visiting near Windover Lake. G Griffin children visit Clare. Alma Tiedeman returns home. Ray Utley goes to Sheridan for goods. Walter Ailey improving. Wedding bells soon. Dimerfied liners promise quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telephone Co
S. Finch’s
F.inch
Sanborn
Roy Root
Trena
Iubbey
John Schaar
Mt.Pleasant
Nina Schaar
St. Louis
John
Nina
Elmer Schofield
Mtt. Pleasant
Milton Davison
Niles
Mich
L. Cline
Bertie Graham
Cine
Clare Desolation and Local Notices in 1885 Chronicle
Local notes report deaths including Mrs Marthe E Brodie aged 34 in Clare with mourning in the community. Mentions Clare council purchasing a new hoses cart and various regional items from Vernon Farwell Harrison Saginaw and Detroit. Also covers court cases, shortages, weather, schooling plans, a marriage, a fatal accident, smallpox scare fading, farm sales and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Marthe E
Brodie
Alex
Clare Commox Council
W. Oliver
Vernon Township
Farwall
J.B. Husted
East Saginaw
James Duncan
Vernon
United States
Detroit
Ccate
Dewey Allen
Mr. Perty of
Doherty
Opera House
Gaffney
Jackson
Albert Smith
T. H. Maynard
Probate Court appoints hearing on Hubel estate
The Michigan Probate Court in Clare County Harrison orders December 15 1920 at ten oclock for hearing Nellie M Hubels petition to grant administration of Jonathan A Hubels estate to Sarah A Hubel or another suitable person. Public notice to appear in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michiges
Clare
Harrison
Hon
Thos
Dorgey
Sarah A. Hubel
Clare Sentinel
Order For Publication In Michigan Probate Court
The Probate Court of Cti re County Michigan orders publication of notice for the estate of Mary Eliza Creeper. Hearing set for December 13 1920 at ten in the forenoon at the Harrison probate office. Notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. Thos S Gorsey Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Cti Re
Harrison
Said
Thos
Gorsey
Mary Eliza Creeper
Hannah Neon
Hennath Nelson
Clare Sentinel
West Grant School to Hold Christmas Program on Xmas Eve
Tomas Gilmore of Clare a former pupil visited West Grant School on Wednesday. The school will host a Christmas tree and program on Friday December 24. Principal details list several students with high averages and note twenty one enrolled. Local residents include Geo Wilson with a tenant, Roy Allen on the sick list, and George IcEes and sons buying the Wm Lis farm for 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas Gilmore
Clare
West Grant School
Geo. Wilson
Oria Smith
Scott Allen
Roy Allen
Margaret Bond
Lyle Bond
Vernon
Erma Alien
George Weaver
Johni Weaver
Florence Weaver
Elva Armor
Iva
Geo. IcEes and Sons
James Sutton
Brighten the Corner Moonshine Quote
The Boston Transcript quotes a line encouraging sunshine over moonshine, advising that giving light or kindness is lawful when one cannot be a moonshiner. The remark frames a sunny ethic as a permissible alternative in difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
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Maple Grove
Dewey Dell
Veenon
BU. S
C. W. Perry
R. W Patman
Ed Woods
Lake Station
Fabian Hinkle
Mary Oliver
Farwell
Harriston
Wesley Bunyan
Frost Township
Wilson’s
Andrew Murphy
Sias
Mt. Pleasant
Ramor
David Comer
Dave
John Sack
Arthur
Wm. van Conant
David Depno
Nhouse
Mi v Publicedon
Dorsey
Dorssy
Peewee A
Akron
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Mich
Thompson, Elden and
Bogardus
Duck .Coats
Finck’s Union
XMAS
Thomason, Elden, and
Elden
Veer
and Yalley
West
Grant
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