Clare County Supervisors Budget and Public Safety Actions 1935
The Clare County Board of Supervisors reports bills approved for payment after committee review. A resolution endorses Sheriff’s anti slot machine efforts and urges prosecution. The board approves road commission praise and adopts budget measures including a 500 dollar health unit appropriation for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Road Commission
Delmar Thayer
Hon. Board of Supervisors
Clare County Health Unit
County Board Proceedings Reported Nov 5 1935
County board committees report with settlements on County Treasurer accounts. Vacant tax and tax apportionment records moved through table and spread on record. A bill by Estella White approved at 7.85 dollars and a 250 dollar annual extra for School Commissioner approved by vote. Overdraft for Agricultural Society settled at 168 dollars.
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Tryon
Zubler
Garfield
Jonesville
Amble
Baluss
Bradley
Brooks
Burnett
Clark
Hampton
Hanley
Harrold
Hickok
Jones
Moder
Ramey
D. Reed
R. Reid
Schmid
Stockwell
Sullivan
Thayer
Tiedeman
Goodman
Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Avid Reed
Joseph Sullivan
Committee On Miscellaneous Account
Estella White
Ways and Means
County Board Approves Welfare Funds and Cuts 1936
The Ways and Means Committee reports possible $1,200.00 general expense cuts for 1936 to fund state welfare in Clare County. The board resolves to appropriate $1,200.00 to the State welfare department for Clare County indigent persons, to be overseen by the State welfare office and expended under their supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. Board of Supervisors
Ways and Means
Clare County
Michigan
State Welfare Dept
Jesee Hampton
H. A. Bradley
S. M. Amble
Tryon
Clark
Lake News Card Club Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary
The Loch-A-Bar card club met with Annabell Try on Wednesday for four tables of Pedro. A handkerchief shower greeted Mrs. Jennie Muir near her birthday. The group enjoyed Progressive Pedro prizes won by Helen Howell and Chas Sherman with consolations to Jane Brooks and Charles Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabell
Pedro
Jennie Muir
George Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Gleaner Hall
Raymond Scott
Helen Howell
Chas. Sherman
Jane Brooks
Charles Nelson
Matthew Scott
Population Projection by Agriculture Department
The Department of Agriculture estimates the U.S. population will reach 150,000,000 by 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Resort News at Eight Point Lake
Clare Sentinel readers receive Christmas wishes and a brief note that a quiet week follows. Sam Brown is ill, and local residents share holiday greetings while several families visit relatives and travel to Flint for hogs before Christmas.
Bertha Lake Resort Visitors and Church News
Carl Spencer and friends from Flint stayed in his cottage over the weekend. Russell Hall and Clifford Guyett of Flint visited last week. Bert Snyder is ill. A school Christmas program at Lake George drew many locals. Mrs. O W Kube returned from Mancelona with her ill father. Relatives from Riverdale visited Mr Snider. Fred Wolf and wife of Lake George visited C W Kuhe. Gladys Cowles visits with her sister Mrs W Henry at Leota. Mr and Mrs Henry welcome a new daughter Geraldine Ann. Arla Livingston went to Clare for work.
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Carl Spencer
Flint
Russell Hall
Clifford Guyett
Bert Snyder
Lake George
Miss Baker
O. W. Kube
Mancelona
Lorinda Nelson
Lester Snider
Riverdale
Snider
Fred Wolf
C. W. Kuhe
Gladys Cowles
Mrs. W. Henry
Leota
Mr. Hunt
Grand Lodge
Fairview
Lyman Stittsworth
Clare
Town Hall
Vincent Carek
Don Green
Bernard Schofield
Farwell
F. A. Luce
John Owen King
C. C
Finnigan’s Flats
Dave Reed
Spencer Hill
Dan Butterfield
Saginaw
Lalham
Owosso
Windover Lake Neighborhood Notes and Social Happenings
Windover Lake residents report callers including Leo Harris Billie Campbell and George Marble in Clare Ewart and West Freem an areas. Birth announced Dorothy Ben chley born last Thursday. Christmas program at community hall attended by multiple locals and visitors.
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Leo Harris
Billie Campbell
Marie VanOrder
West Freeman
L. A. Presley
George Marble
Ewart
BE. G. Wiltse
Saginaw
S. Harris
Leo
Hazel
Clair Wiltse
J. A. Burns
Kenneth Benchley
Dorothy
Win. Blain
Wilma
Clare
Ralph Goodrich
June
Helena Vander- Woude
George
Mt. Pleasant
Wim. Arnold
Curtis Presley
Clyde Lyons
Charlie Lyons
Lake George Resort notes and holiday plans in local items
Local notes from Lake George and nearby towns recap weekend visits including Stirling Curtiss home from Lansing, families visiting relatives, hunting trips for rabbits and turkeys, and Christmas events. The Sunday School tree program at the town hall drew many, with recitations, carols, and a staged scene of a village. A rummage sale followed, along with school vacation announcements and various social visits.
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Report Highlights
Monthly report shows 439 cows tested with 75 dry and overall production down due to many dry cattle. Novembers sales include 21 dairy and 13 beef cows. Ray Hagley’s Coleman herd leads with 10 Jerseys at 589 lbs milk and 31.13 lbs fat. Bourassa & Sons of Linwood top the large herd class with 877 lbs milk and 29.67 fat from 29 purebred Holsteins. Mt. Pleasant Home & Training School and others post strong averages. high individual cows listed across age groups with multiple breeds and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hagley
Coleman
Collins & Coon
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Bourassa, & Sons
Linwood
Mt. Pleasant Home& Training School
Henry Bourassa & Sons
F. J. Reithel
Oberlin
Bourassa & Sons
Mt. Pleasant Home & Training School
Howard Penrose & Sons
Clare
Roy Welsh
Parsons Bros
Roy Hagley
Clare Sentinel Aids Readers With Quick Result Help
The Clare Sentinel offers rapid assistance to readers seeking fast outcomes. It promises efficient guidance and clear directions for obtaining information or services.
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Clare Sentinel
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