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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1929

Page

6

Michigan Forest Boundaries Expanded and Fire Control Progress

The Michigan Department of Conservation reports adding areas to several state forests to reach 50 percent state holdings and improve fire protection. Additions include Ogemaw, Houghton Lake, Presque Isle, Black Lake, Fife Lake, and Superior with the totals indicating substantial cross-area changes. An appraisal engineer from Ralph Davis Engineering Company will assess oil and gas properties in Saginaw Mt. Pleasant Muskegon fields before May 1. The article also notes Michigan's use of portable tractor plows and trucks for rapid fire suppression and mentions wildlife notes at Wilderness State Park including an observed pileated woodpecker and robins.

Auditor General of Lands Department of Conservation Ogemaw Houghton Lake Presque Isle Black Lake Fifé Lake Superior Ralph Davis Engineering Company Pittsburg Michigan Geological Survey Division Saginaw Mt. Pleasant Muskegon BH. J. Andrews Lower Michigan I. F F. Bronson Wilderness State Park Hmmet County

Sunday Calls and Community Visits In Careful Ohio Town

Sun day callers visit the Doyt Carey home as Mrs Warren Parsell travels to Brighton to care for her pneumonia stricken uncle. Mrs Clyde Allen and daughter Shirley visit Mrs A Reed while Mr and Mrs C Myers visit the Albert Reed home. Miss Shirley Allen misses school Thursday and Friday. Lyman Yager does chores for PF Burch south of Wise.

Wm. Leesh Doyt, Carey Warren Parsell Brighton Clyde Allen C. Myers Albert Reed Shirley Allen Lyman Yager Pf, Burch Wise

East Lincoln Snowbound and Community Shovels Update

East Lincoln residents report heavy snow trapping roads and many locals helping push and shovel to free vehicles. Ralph Cowles family visited Lake George while Emma Powell missed school due to impassable roads. Detroit visitors stayed at Wm. Kube’s cottage and assisted in clearing the way.

Beans Brought In For Cleaning In Ward District

Ward district residents report a load of beans transported Saturday for cleaning. Stormy weather halted travel and prevented passage for crews including Sprague family members and Chas Craine. The community also notes the death of Mrs. Turner and sends sympathy to Mr Turner.

Advance Grange prepares home talent play in Elm Grove

Elm Grove notes report Frank Cotton ill and Mrs. Paul Slater recovering from illness. Advance Grange practices for a play titled Two days to Marry with an announced date forthcoming. Local residents visit relatives and survey land near Round Lake while others fall ill or travel.

Harrison High Secure 16 8 Win In Friday Basketball Action

Harrison high school defeated Farwell high school 16 to 8 in a city league game. Clare city and Harrison city also clashed with Harrison winning 16 to 11. Weatherhead visitors from Wyandotte stayed with Weatherhead relatives. Mrs Sly resumed teaching duties after illness. Several students were kept in town due to show drift.

Lyceum Paul Weatherhead Wyandotte Fred Weatherhead Farwell High School Harrison High School Harrison Farwell City Harrison City Clare City Wm. Sly

Mt Pleasant Social Notes and Local Movements

Charles and wife ambled to Mt Pleasant on Tuesday returning with Thomas Hecker and Leonard Schwantz who attend Normal there Maynard Maybee of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with Miss Alice Bruce Ted Carpenter and gon working at Saginaw spent Sunday with his brother Ben Carpenter on his way to work Herrison Elevator stocking ice this week Howard Stimpson of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with Miss Leona Hallet Dave Roth Paul Lang and Guy Light motored to Cadillac Saturday on business also for truck repairs Harry Simpson was taken to Marquette for an operation We extend sympathy to relatives of Mrs F Turner in her death B F Hampton was in Detroit on business last week.

Lewis Tessman Kenneth Lianus Leroy Sprague Chas. Craine Mr. Turner Mrs. Turner Lawton Jesse Harrison Leota Nellie van Blarcom Herald Sprague Pontiac Howard Brockway Chas. van Biarcom Charles Mt. Pleasant Thomas Hecker Leonard Schwantz Maynard Maybee Alice Bruce Ted Carpenter Gon Saginaw Ben Carpenter Herrison Howard Stimpson Leona ‘Hallet Dave Roth Paul Lang Guy Light Cadillac Harry Simpson Marquette F. Turner B. F. Hampton Detroit

Clare City Common Council Proceedings January 7 1929

The Clare city council meets with Mayor Hether presiding. Roll call shows Aldermen Adams Leffingwell Smalley Wilson present and Peighner absent. The body approves last meeting minutes and considers weather hood for the fire whistle. A motion to renew overdue notes within 60 days passes. Insurance policies with Michigan Mutual and Travelers are debated. Michigan Mutual not adopted, Travelers approved.

Common Council City of Clare Hether Ald Adams Leftingwell Smalley Wilson Peighner Mr. Wellman Leffingwell Richmond C. A. Wellman Michigan Mutual Yeas

City council authorizes jail purchase and finances bills

Alds move to authorize sheriff and mayor to buy jail store and bedding. Finance committee items include Robinson Distributing Co Bi-Carbonate Soda 16.00 James Clute gas and oil 413 Daniel Crease 93.00 31 nights police to 1929 James Parks water service 10.40 John Lamb water service cleaning gutters 3.00 Clare Realty balance on Travelers Insurance 49.57 Dewey Boughton cleaning west 7th St sewer 7.00 Michigan Bell toll 4.05 Consumers Power lights 268.00 Howlett stop and waste pipe 3.00 Clare Fire Dept fires 75.00 Joslin meals at elections 6.00 Riley Kirkpatrick gravel 32.03 Detwiler labor water 2.00 Stevens gravel 3.08 Clare Elevator hard coal 50.00 Richmond street labor 3.50 Ward rolls spreading 50.00 P M Railway rental 1.06 Ald Smalley moves bills as recommended. Carried. Mayor Hether and Clerk McKinnon present. Freshmah Electric radio 112.75 and 50.85 at Anderson’s adv.

Robinson Distributing Co James Clute Daniel Crease William Parks John Lamb Clare Realty Travelers Insurance Dewey Boughton West 7Th St Michigan Bell Telephone Co Consumers Power Co M. R. Howlett Clare Fire Dept O. A. Derby J. B. Phimsey P. M. Railway Co Ald. Wilson Ald. Smalley Finance Committee

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