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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
8
An advertisement urges readers to assess savings habits by comparing last year’s income to banked funds and to consider the Christmas Tree display at The Home for Savings. It promotes prudent saving and financial planning.
Two young business men hunted rabbits and scarce game led them to take two spruce trees for Christmas. Police suspected theft from woods owned by one man's father, but a county Conservation Officer identified them, averting a visit to a Justice of the Peace.
Vernon taxpayers will be at the Clare County Savings Bank every Saturday afternoon until February 1 to pay taxes. Jennings Archamboult, Treasurer, 712.
The estate of the late Dr. T. H. Maynard will hold an auction at the residence next Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Thus, Groves will conduct the sale.
Words fail to express our appreciation to those who kindly assisted after our loss by fire. To everyone we are truly thankful. Mr. and Mrs. David Flegel and family.
Mrs. Walter Deller expresses gratitude to friends for cards letters fruit and flowers received during a three week hospital stay.
Tax official Ira Miller announces weekly Thursday home office hours to receive taxes and states a shift to Citizens State Bank after December 21. The notice specifies Saturday afternoons and notes the treasurer's role.
Mariz Detwiller treasures a paper eight dollar bill dated 1778 signed by George Washington. The relic, about four by two and a half inches, has a tan brown hue and backs with five tobacco leaves. It has passed through the family for generations after a mother’s passing three years ago.
Alma presents a forty foot spruce from Clare county shipped to Lansing by Jack Myers president of Green Mountain Tree Company Harrison. Myers known as Grizaly Ike lives on a thousand acre tract along U S 27 and recently arranged Clare county’s largest car load of Christmas trees with twenty five hundred trees sent to the city of Lansing this week.
Miss Rogers is to be the Epworth League leader Sunday night December 15 as the group continues its Christmas idea program. Everyone is urged to attend for what promises to be an interesting evening.
The music department presents Christmas with the Old Woman who lived in a Shoe at the Harrison opera house next Thursday December 19 at 8 30 E T for the piano fund benefit. Admission is 10 and 25 cents.
Friz's hosts a Saturday evening event on December 14 offering embroidered and hand painted gifts for Christmas. Shoppers can browse unique items perfect for stocking stuffers or presents.
The Mastern Story of Beaverton will present Beaverton’s largest dancing party of the year at the Liberty Theatre on Tuesday evening December 31st. Committees are hard at work to ensure an attractive event and invites are extended for a festive New Year’s celebration.
The obituary recalls Dr. Maynard who settled Vernon township in 1886 and served remote communities on foot and horseback. He treated 2,200 births, endured smallpox surges, and remained active until weeks before his death. A longtime Mason and church supporter, he outlived his wives and son, leaving grandsons in Detroit. Funeral services were held at his residence and Cherry Grove cemetery honors.
To all kind friends who assisted us in our state bereavement we express deep appreciation. We especially acknowledge the Masonic fraternity for aiding in laying to rest our father and grandfather. We thank Rev Frank Bates Mrs McAllister J Tatman and other friends for devoted attention during the last days of that life. Maynard Shreiter Perry Maynard Thomas Maynard.
A capacity audience welcomed the senior class as they presented the farce The Whole Town's Talking in the high school auditorium. Miss Louisa Rogers directed the play and received roses, while the Boys Glee Club under George Boyd and the Girls Glee Club under Miss Donia Gerow performed several numbers between acts.
The Chaffee family expresses deep gratitude for flowers and services received after their loss. Mrs. Russell Chaffee and Mr. and Mrs. B S Chaffee acknowledge the many thoughtful acts and kindness shown during their sorrow.
We express thanks for the tokens of sympathy and kindness after the death of our loved one and for the Eagle Ladies Aid floral offering. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kistler, Leon Warner, Eugene Warner.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown to us during the illness and death of our husband and father Ferdinand House also Rev Moyter and the singers for their services Mrs Ferdinand Howse
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and Rev John son and singers for support during the illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks are given for beautiful floral offerings from Kathryn Robinett Degsia Davis Eisie Pudway Lawrence Robinett Thirmin Robinett Jas Robinett.
The bank will receive taxes on Saturdays and Wednesdays afternoons each week through February 1st. Taxpayers are advised to present payment and verification during the stated times at the Clare County Savings Bank.
Wise taxpayers are informed that H. Church, treasurer, will receive taxes at Citizens State Bank in Clare each Saturday, Loomis Blondays, and Coleman State Bank Wednesday afternoons until January 10, with home visits at all other times.
D H B Mater files farm, fire and cyclone insurance offerings. Contact phone 264, 5th street, for policy details and coverage options.
Grant township residents will pay taxes at the Clare County Savings Bank starting Saturday December 14 and continuing each Saturday thereafter. Carl Bauer serves as treasurer.
Sheridan township taxpayers are advised to bring payments to the bank every Saturday for tax collection with 812 James Teale listed as treasurer.
Arthur residents can pay taxes at the town hall every Friday through January 10. Taxpayer location listed as 812 Ray Harrold with contact Yregs.
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