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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1954
Page
9
I thank my friends and Peleus for a beautiful visit at the hospital. Grateful thanks also to Mrs. Dy Wood and the nurses for their kindness.
I thank all who remembered me during my illness. Your kindness will never be forgotten.
James Tatman thanks everyone for flowers cards and blood donors. He expresses appreciation to Dr Wood hospital staff and all who helped during his recent stay at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital.
Mannie Sutton thanks the Glaze fire department and neighbors for their hard work saving other structures when a farm house burned Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harley Coats thanks friends neighbors relatives and all who sent cards letters gifts calls prayers and help at home. Special thanks to blood donors Dr Chamberlain and the Community Hospital nursing staff for their splendid care.
We wish to thank friends for kindness at the time of the death of our son and husband William Milkie. Gratitude for cards and flowers from Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Farmer and family, and Mrs. William Milkie.
I thank friends for plants letters prayers blood donors cards and doctors and nurses who called to see me at Community Hospital at Mt Pleasant. I am very grateful to all.
A church notice invites readers to attend Sunday School at Clare Church of God on February 14 to receive a key for the Mystery Door. The event promises a chance to be the lucky key recipient.
Local hauling announcement offering pickup and delivery between Clare and Harrison and other hauling tasks. Items on rural routes can be secured at Morton Oil Company. Contact Theo Bilky at Harrison 4355.
After this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any other person other than myself. Dated January 1, 1954. Clifford Depew.
Marble Auto Collision offers specialized brake service with free inspection. promotion highlights gate brakes as safety measure and provides contact at 260 W.
A short ad offers free call and delivery service with a contact phone 72 for Ciar Cleavers located at the first door west of the dit clock. It mentions three gat.
The City Commission of Clare Michigan plans special assessment bonds not exceeding 50717.83 for sanitary sewer construction in the Northwest Sewer District and Eastwood Hills area, pledging full faith and credit. It also intends to issue city portion general obligation bonds not exceeding 12679.46 for the same sewer projects, with full faith and credit pledged. Authority cited Act 279 1909 as amended. Alex McKinnon ity Clerk.
Owners of properties along Wheaton Street Cedar to Hemlock, McEwan Street East and West Sides, John R Street and extended west to quarter line, Cour Street, West Wheaton Street, Mary Street, Maple Street, State Street to railroad right of way, Seventh Street from C&O RR easterly 296 feet. Notice requests acknowledgment of boundary descriptions and rights of way.
The City Commission of Clare announces a public hearing February 15, 1954 from 2 to 8 pm at City Hall to review a proposed special assessment roll for sanitary sewers. The plan totals 2607 feet of various size sewers across Wheaton, McEwan, John R, and surrounding streets, with estimated cost 38040.50 dollars. Citizens may object in writing and must present them at the meeting. Alex McKinnon is the city clerk.
The City Commission of Clare has prepared a special assessment roll to fund part of the sanitary sewer project across multiple streets and lots in Eastwood Hills and Strange Addition. A hearing is set February 15, 1954, 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM at City Hall for objections and review of the roll.
Delwin Grange news lists Friday and Sunday gatherings at various homes, with guests including Hendersons, Walkers, Magnified families, and the Claytons. Mentions improved health of Mrs. George Dixon and Mrs. Claudley. Notes interspersed greetings, cake and lunch events, and a visit to Mrs. Lilly in Coleman.
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