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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
7
Harness care offer with free whip incentive
Keep your harness oiled and repaired for longevity and better fit. Quality workmanship is guaranteed regardless of where you bought it. Oiling costs nothing. not oiling costs money. February special: first 12 harnesses come in get free a $1 whip. Team harness prices reduced. Come in and inspect.
Final Administration Account in Bowen Estate
In the Michigan probate court at Harrison Clare County on January 27 1980 Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding executor Fred O McGuire filed a final administration account requesting its allowance. The court set February 14 1930 at eleven in the forenoon for examination and allowance of the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
George A. Bowen
Fred O. McGuire
Dorsey
Vernon Hill residents share family visits and local chatter
A dense list of Saturday and Sunday visits includes the Trumble and Snider families from Vernon and nearby towns. Notes mention a juror Carrie Perverse leaving for Bay City, health updates on Mrs. Jasper Snider and John Lowery, a budding Vernon Hill grocery store talk, and various Fluttering notes on farms and hens.
Lake George Resort fishing trip yields scarce pucker reward
Residents and visitors from Leon Albaugh Fred Dingler Nichols Greenman Taxwell and others spent Saturday at Lake George Resort fishing for chub pike and ice work. Several locals were seen visiting and traveling between cottages and homes as a snow plow restored access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Albaugh
Fred
Dingler
Misse
Probate of Foreman Will Heard in Clare County
At a January 28 1930 probate session Judge Thos S Dorsey heard Annie C Kleman petition to admit a foreign Illinois will to probate in Michigan and grant administration to Kleman or a suitable person. The February 21 1930 hearing at ten AM was set with public notice in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Courtney A. Kleman
Annie C. Kieman
Illinois
Annie C. Kleman
Clare Sentinel
Appointment of Administrator of January A D 1930
Judge Thos S Dorsey orders hearing on petition by Joseph Brownell to grant administration of Robert Brownell estate to John E Doherty or another suitable person. Hearing set for February 24 1930 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Robert Brownell
Joseph Brownell
John E. Doherty
Clare Sentinel
Robison v Melvin real estate levy set for sale in Clare County
Circuit Court action Writ of Fieri Facias dated December 11 1929 directs sale of Frank E Melvin goods chattels and real estate in Clare County. Levy made December 12 1929 on Lot 16 Block 39 and Lot 11 Block 41 Village of Farwell. Sale adjourned to March 28 1930 at 10:00 AM at courthouse front door Harrison Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
James W. Robinson
Frank BD. Melvin
Fank
Farwell
Court House
Harrison
C. W. Perry
L, Wood
Denny
Michigan
Frosty week social notes and home updates
Mr and Mrs John Woods spent a few days with their daughter Mrs Leo Gronda and family. Ross Keith is recovering rapidly from injuries after a recent rolling incident. Mr and Mrs Frank Charette lost their chonge and contents to a fire last Saturday. Neighbors plan to help rebuild. Groundhog shadow hints at six more weeks of cold weather. Mrs Harry Meade visits relatives in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woods
Leo Gronda
Ross Keith
Frank Charette
Harry Meade
Detroit
Windover Area Notes and Travel Moves
Local entries record George Tillottson traveling to Temple last Monday and Oliver Campbell heading to Detroit last Friday. Kenneth Gunderman and Dwight Gilman assisted a mail carrier through snow drifts last week. Other movements include P MacFadyen family to Clare and Farwell, Oliver Campbell and Grace Brill to Clare, and John Burns with Robert Stirling transporting sheep to Farwell. An airplane over Windover last Wednesday sparked quip about no snow to shovel. Ground hog shadow question noted in inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tillottson
Temple
Kenneth Gunderman
Dwight Gilman
Oliver Campbell
Grace Brill
Clare
P. MacFadyen
Farwell
John Burns
Robert Stirling
Detroit
Winterfield notices drift with illness and bereavement
Mr and Mrs Neil Nevins traveled to Lansing to visit Mrs Shepherd who died Saturday morning. Hattie Keeln remains ill at home. Mrs Neil Cook has been sick all winter. John Sut tat home welcomed visitors. Gathers at the Dells home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Martin Keehn of Marion and Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill visited Mr and Mrs Frank Davis. Delite called on her daughter Mrs Frank Davis. Lois Wheeler is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Eberhardt
Glare
Arden Walters
Frank Miller
Henry . Sines
Sines
Wayne Cooper
Grandpa
Grandma Trimble
Clute
Jasper Snider
Farrington
Flint
EB. White
Ann Arbor
Carrie Perverse
Bay City
Federal Court
Neil Nevins
Lansing
Sam
Gaskill Span
Frank Davis
Delite
Lois
Wheeler
Local Notables Visit and Illnesses Reported
Erwin Severson has been quite sick with tonsillitis. Mrs. Henry Kinyon of Herrick spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. James Teale. A sleight load of young people from Hagle Colonville and nearby communities gathered Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Teale. Mr. and Mrs. James Teale and family spent Sunday with Mrs. T's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Gerow of Leomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kinyon
Herrick
James Teale
Hagle
Colonville
John
8. W. Gerow
Leomis
Fishermen gather for Sunday supper and 26 pounds of fish
Fred Mahan hosted a fish supper with D Scott Sam Muir Calvin Tryon Cook Billie Mahan and their wives plus Geo Syer. A. Boucher of Clio, a former Lake resident, died at his home in Glico and was buried in Garfield cemetery. Nearby social at Gleaner hall to feature carpet rag ball and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Muir
Cook
Mahan
Geo. Syer
Clare
Gertrude Scott
Fred Mahan
D. Scott
Sam Muir
Calvin Tryon
Billie Mahan
A. Boucher
Clio
Lake
Glico
Tryon
Wm. Mahan
S. Muir
R. Scott
Local families gather for weekend visits in Wise and nearby towns
Southwest Sheridan notes weekend visits as Will Zincer and family from Wise spend Sunday with Arling Seversons. Harnest Alen family from Eagle visit James Teale’s household last Friday. Aaron McReynolds and son Roy of Flint spend Saturday with Wm. Bruckart family. Will Teale family of Hinkleville visit David Teale’s home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Zincer
Wise
John Roe
Lucille
South Grant
Arling
Severson
Harnest Alen
Eagle
James Teale
Aaron McReynolds
Roy
Flint
Wm. Bruckart
Will Teale
Hinkleville
David Teale
Sentinel Rates And Notices For Clare Michigan
Rates shown: subscriptions 1.50 yearly to Michigan, 2.50 to other points, 0.50 to Canada, 0.05 for single copies. Display ads by request. Cards of thanks 0.25 per ten lines, 0.05 per line over. Provisional notices and obituaries via Judge Dorsey for probate notices. Liners and reading notices 0.10 per line with heading 0.10. Job printing offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Canada
Woman describes 19 pound fat loss in 27 days with Kruschen Salts
A Montana woman recounts losing 19 pounds of fat in 27 days using Kruschen Salts with daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast. The ad promises toxin removal and improved health, urging readers to buy an 85 cent bottle from H. A. Anderson or any druggist with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
H. A. Anderson
America
Adyv
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Hart White
Walter Kranich
George Bhivis
Jasper Snide
Otis McPhail
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John Lowery
Millie Plunkett
Dorothy Irwin
Grandma Trumble
John Denock
Plunkett
Percy Farrington
Robert Farrington
Gilbert Sherrick
Greenville
Consumers Power Co
Bert McLaughlin
James Snider
Julius Schaeffer
Vernon Hill
Walter Pettit
Geo, Snider
Lake George Resort
Harvey Wardwell
Ralph
Beverret VanHorn
Mr. Reed
Hemlock Lake
Alma
Stanton
Frank E. Melvin
H. L. Wood
Clare County
Kirk
Frost
Windover Lake
Winterfield
Erwin Severson
Lake News
Ployd Kirkpatrick
Asdr
Southwest
Sheridan
Feighner & Parish
Clare Michigan
The
Sentinel
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Bormance
Trever
Chevrolet
Fisher
Phaeton
Lovejoy
Prises F
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East 4Th Street
Clare, Mich
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