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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
9
The Probate Court for the County of Clare orders notice for the estate of John Q. Ladywer deceased. A hearing is set for February 27, 1956 at 11 AM and publication is required for 18 consecutive days in the Sentinel.
Tim Coiter announces a schedule change effective November 1 1955 for Clare Sentinel Waitts ads. The minimum price stays 45 cents for ads listing the advertiser name. Ads with phone numbers or addresses must pay 56 cents for 25 seconds or less and 5 cents for each additional second. The higher rate covers time and bookkeeping costs for identified ads and blind ads.
Expression of gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends and the Rebekah Sisters for the floral tributes expressions of sympathy and kindness in our bereavement from Mrs Dorig Bruner Lois and Sharon.
Circle V of the Congregational Church will hold a card party and Chinese auction on February 14 at 8 00 P M in the church basement. Tickets cost 1 00.
Notice announces a supper event hosted by Rebekah Lodge in Clare on Friday March 2 at 1000F location. Public invited for meal and fellowship.
Mrs. Lowell Haring expresses gratitude to Glare Mig Co workers relatives and friends for cards and flowers during her hospital stay.
Mrs Bertha Grover expresses deep thanks to all who sent birthday cards and gifts for her 80th birthday. She remains grateful to everyone who remembered her special day.
Mrs Forest Jerred expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives Oddfellows Rebekahs for donations floral tributes expressions of sympathy and assistance during her illness and her husband’s death. She thanks Dr Ballard Mrs Arthur Turich Rev Nevins and Russell Thurston for care comfort and service.
Notice of public sale for a 1951 Mercury Sedan Tudor with Motor No 51DA43460M stored at Oklahoma Garage Harrison Michigan. Vehicle to be offered for sale February 15 1956 at 11 00 A M. Universal Credit Card Corporation by W G Strachan branch manager 600 Eddy Building Saginaw Michigan.
Mrs Ida Trish expresses gratitude for prayers flowers and support while hospitalized thanking Dr Ballard and the nursing staff along with friends and neighbors for their kindness during her illness.
Community members and neighbors are thanked for kindness during Terence O Rourke's illness. The message expresses gratitude from Terence and Marjorie O Rourke to those who offered support and friendship.
A family expresses gratitude for sympathy and acts of kindness after the death of their wife and mother. They thank Rev Nevins for comforting words, Mrs Cole for her song, and Stephenson Funeral Home for services.
Grant Township announces a tax collection event at Citizens State Bank. On February 25 from 12 to 3 pm residents may pay property taxes at the bank location, 20d corner north of Clare, half a mile to Flora Walter, with payment accepted anytime.
A Holstein dispersal sale is set for Saturday February 25 at the Don Zeiter farm one mile south and two and a half west of Clare. Live stock and a good line of farm implements and equipment will be offered. Lunch served on the premises. Watch for the complete list of livestock in the Clare Sentinel. Jim Sykora auctioneer.
The Clare Lodge 10.0 FE mourns Forest Jerred who died January 30 1956. The resolution notes his service to the afflicted and to the Mystic Order and conveys sincere condolence to his family. Signed by Committee members William Artclut Harley Holt Glenn Shaffér.
A fragmented OCR puzzle list lists numerous across entries with partial clues and misspellings. readable items include clues like Saltpeter Fuel and various foreign language scraps, but many entries are garbled or incomplete, hindering coherent solution or theme.
A 1950s note shows northern Michigan allows snowshoe hares and rabbits through March 1 in the northern lower peninsula and all of the upper peninsula, while southern areas face a shorter season. Studies suggest hunters could double the annual rabbit kill without hurting next year’s production, highlighting cottontails as Michigan’s most popular small game with substantial seasonal totals.
Michigan turf specialists weigh in on what to plant in lawns and what to skip. Bluegrass blends from Kentucky and blue varieties dominate, while advice clarifies climate suitability and maintenance needs for safe, attractive suburban yards.
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