Clare County Supervisors Hear Budget Reports and Petitions
Clare County Board members review treasurer funds and per diem, set salaries, and consider moving Old Age Assistance office to Clare. Debates on roof repair, school funding, and depository designation proceed with votes, adjournments, and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mich
Board of Supervisors
Lear Diment
S. D
Huntley
Francis Baker
Baker
Rutter
Moder
Harrold
Fair Grounds
van Blarcom
Scott
Clare County Cleaver
Clare Sentinel
Imogene Hickey
Clare
Empey
Eaton
Diment
Yeas
Carpenter
Tibbits
Woodry
Woolston
Beard
Beemer
Churchill
Clark
Garrabrarit
Jones
Modev
van Blatcom
van den Berch
Michigan
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Citizens State Bank of
Harrison State Bank of Harrison
Farwell State Savings Bank of
Farwell
Gned
N. L
Tirrill
Darius Scott
Ray Harrold
Harrison, Mich
Social Welfare Commission
Ss. M
Nigeria
Sugervinne VanDenBersk
McCandless
Lawyer’s Cooperative
Ss G. McArthur
Children’s Aid
Gerald Lam
Ingham Sanatorium
Bruce Williams
Mcdonald & Stingel
R. P. Lewis
North Michigan T. B. Association
Ihling Brothers
Doubleday-Hunt-Dolan
National School
Doubleday Brothers
At.bt
Mcdonald and Stingers
Superlative
Doubleday-Hunt Dolan
Lawyer's. Co
Miscellaneous Accounts Committee
Herley Holt
Ole
Arrie
Miscellaneous
SLR
Fred Philipp
Bryan Miller
oFisges
Ed. Schlafley
Frederick Huber
Raymond G. Voige
Oor
Petty Cash
Citizen's State
State Savings Bank of Harrison
Derby
Merry Christmas Sermon and Community Notices
Local church service notes from Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ retell a Christmas season sermon and Bible lessons led by J. S. Penick Pastor with scripture references. Community updates include travel notes residents Owen Jarman Mrs McDonald Mrs McAlvey and local bus trouble due to snow and a War Bond question urging ten percent income investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ J. S. Penick
James A. Stanley
Alvin Wood
Jesus
Deisg
Peter
Second Peter
God
Owen Jarman
Fort Bliss
Texas
W. R. Jarman
John Douglas McDonald
Kansas City
Missouri
Camp Wallace
Joe Penick
Howard Randall
Report of Committee on Apportionment of Taxes
Wilmot Carpenter presents the committee report on apportionment of taxes detailing proposed adjustments and fiscal guidance. The document outlines methods for distributing tax burdens and ensuring regulatory compliance within the jurisdiction.
Local visits and family notices in Bay County region
Mr and Mrs Albert Shorts of Beaverton spent a week with Mr and Mrs Edd Dady in Ellsworth. Miller left Monday for Lansing to seek work. Mrs Alice Switzer and Mrs James Sersaw shopped in Bay City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chanies Adeblue visited Edd Cady Sunday. The Smith Creek group held a prayer meeting at Cloyd Switzer home Tuesday evening. Mrs Charles Adeblue assisted Mrs Lewis Churchill last week with caring for Noel Louise Switzer, the new granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shorts
Beaverton
Edd Dady
Ellsworth
Miller
Lansing
Alice Switzer
James Sersaw
Bay City
Chanies Adeblue
Edd Cady
Smith Creek
Cloyd Switzer
Charles Adeblue
Lewis Churchill
Noel Louise Switzer
Cold Weather Reports and Local Social Notes
Not much news but cold weather dominates. Local residents visit Mt. Pleasant for business and auctions while families gather in Farwell Maple Grove and Farmington. Rebekah Club in Farwell hosts a chicken dinner and prize winners are announced among listed members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. McGuire
Jim Stanley
Farwell
William Ingraham
Billy
Mt. Pleasant
John Laverty
Frank Thrush
Keith Scott
Wilton Laverty
Farmington
Flint
Larry
Johnnie Laverty
Walter Smedley
Maple Grove
Harold Warner
Lillie Warner
Prior
Big Rapids
Elwin Warner
Basil Miles
Fred Snyder
Bay City
George Shilling
Clare
Leona Synder
Rebekah Club
Elma W Hisenhauer
Lana Miller
Lida Allen
Elida Allen
Elma Hisenhauer
Ghioe Renner
Violet Agile
Lucy Frizelle
Hazel Irwin
Edna Laverty
Ruth Marshall
Mildred Renner
Tillie Ingraham
J. Laverty
Meeting Notice Invites Rebekahy Members on January 8
Pleasant day described. all attendees departed for home. Next meeting scheduled with Mrs. Hthel Thrush on January 8. all Rebekahy invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hthel Thrush
Rebekahy
One to Five Cent Supper in Farwell Hall
A community event invites all residents to a one to five cent supper at the 1.0.0.5. Hall in Farwell on Saturday night. The event emphasizes welcoming everyone to share in a modest meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Winterfield notes on sick list and local visits
Mrs. Nealie Cook is on the sick list. Miss Fredia Gaskill was a supper guest at the Lander home Saturday evening. Weekend visitors at Harrison included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gaskill and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Nealie Cook, Mrs. Melvin, Berkenpas, Mrs. Leland Watkins, Wilbur Prelip and son, and Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter. Helena and Dorothy Vander Woude joined Sunday supper at the Frank Davis home with Mrs. Bert Landers and son, plus Mrs. J. Hamier, Mrs. Richard Laux, and Miss Fredia Gaskill at Cadillac shopping Friday. Woude shopped at Cadillac Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealie Cook
Fredia Gaskill
Lander
Harrison
Sam, Gaskill
Lockwood
Melvin, Berkenpas
Leland Watkins
Wilbur Prelipp
Frank Davis
Helena
Dorothy Vander- Woude
Bert Landers
J. Hamier
Richard Laux
Cadillac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare County Board OF Supervisors
Brown
Folllowers
Lawar
Fred L. Jones
James Garrabrant
Charles Woodry
Wilmot Carpenter
WM. A. Henderson
Court House
City of
Fred Clark
ED Moder
Chas
F. VanDen Bergh
Mmitltee
Garrabrant
VanDen Bergh
W. Henry Browne
Oh Board
Haton
Wm. Lange
Midh
S. D. Huntley
May Harrold
N. L. Tibbits
Lewis W. Churchill
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Abdi
C&g
Franklin
Gattela
Grant
Hayes
Lince
ATL BO
Clave
Breet Anett
Ward
Bee
Inc
Alba, Ae Aera
Sivasta
M. Baker
J. J. Beard
Arthur Beemer
Lawrence Brown
Fred Clar
Leav . Diment
Charlie van Blarcom
Charles F. VanDen Bergh
Dave Woolston
Huntle Tewis W. Churchill
Arried
Supervings Churchill
Hamilton Center
Gilmore Grange
Winterfield
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