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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
7
The sixth graders have been busy memorizing a poem and presenting a box of candy to their leader Mr Nash for his time. Elmer Yeoman has had a hard cold at home all week and is missed. The class enjoyed a Valentine box Tuesday afternoon and Mr Nash called on Aga Aldrich Sunday.
Norma Cavow spent Sunday with Alice and Maxine Bradley. The Aid event with Mrs Koch was postponed due to bad weather. Mrs Johun Densmore and children have been ill. Barold McClung of Detroit visited his parents. Charles Russel and Olive Russell visited. R Hildebrandt and two daughters visited the Allens. Ernest Sprague and daughter Phillis Ann visited from Clare. Brewer school children enjoy hot lunches. Sunday school attendance was low but hoped to improve.
Mrs. Carrie Darling has been sick the past week. Miss Iola Amble’s home burned in Harrison on Sunday. Greenwood welcomes several newlyweds including Esther Piter and James Darling, Faye Rowland, Mona Wood, Robert Jones, Betty Woodin and Forest Savage. Mrs. Helmka travels to Mann Siding to care for sister Mrs. Roy Green. Ray Van Valkenburg visited his brother Jra and family Sunday.
The Brown Corners community notes a quarterly church meeting to be led by Clapp the presiding elder with services Sunday both morning and evening. Elizabeth Deller resumes nurse training in Ann Arbor and was honored by hospital nurses. Numerous visits and social events are reported from local families including Hartman Green, Martian, Nash, and Dysinger households, plus updates on Rev. Rieinhardt and 4 H club work.
Pleasant Valley residents share weekend visits and illness updates. Burt Orvis plans hospitalization in Ann Arbor for eye treatment. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bay and children Betty Gow and Lawrence visited the parental home. Kenneth Buche of near Kalamazoo died. his mother Iva Olds was formerly of this place. Minora Kleiner spent Sunday with Norma Bates. Roy Garver mowed for Mack Leeth. Flu hits GC Runyan household. Severe cold caused frozen pipes and potatoes. weather turning warmer. John Athey of Lansing visits Mack Teeth.
Mr and Mrs Tom Spencer welcomed a daughter February 13 at their home. Roland Campeau funeral attended by Grangers in Clare. Sympathy extended to the family. Hugene Bowland and T J Bowland with Billy visited Geo Ackerman family. Master Jennings Archambault and Nellie White were ill. Richard Brooks presided. A shower for Mr and Mrs Dale Stough was hosted at Geo Ackerman home with gifts. Margaret Samborn recovering from measles. Full Grange attendance hoped for Monday with something extra.
Miss Pearl Castle works for the Green family of Flint while Mrs Giers is ill. Cold weather forced abandonment of the Hatton swamps ditch job last week. Francis Thomas missed three school days due to sickness. The mercury dropped to eighteen below zero, the lowest in three years. Lew Brown visited from Yoint. Donna Marie Boulton is ill. Several locals with Harrison High attendance missed days. A meeting at Harrison about stock parasites was attended by locals.
The Loch-A-Bar district had no school Friday due to cold weather. Local residents visited, including Russel Kress staying with John Frishey. Sunday gatherings occurred as Rev. Ambrosier and son Carl with Mr. Golter of Coleman spent the afternoon with the former's parents. Others, including Mr. Mitchell and companion from Clare, visited the Littlefield oil well, noting 13 inches in the Dundee sand as final casings are placed.
Bay area social items include Louis Fancon working on the road between Athena and Tawas. Mrs. Jon Densmore and children sick. Louie Fancon family motor trips to St. Charles. ice being put up by Lewis Slater Jr. Mrs. Bessie Bradley back home after 12 weeks in Ann Arbor hospital. Mrs. John Singerhoter up again after surgery. Phil Gronan with Flora Stuermer. LAngston clan visit. Bruce Williams family visit. Dollett relatives visiting. hatchery started by Arthur Dull. baby chickens available nearby. surprise party at Jack Langs’s with good time. many local exchanges and well wishes.
Washington leaders weigh currency inflation as a solution to the economic slump. Proposals range from remonetizing silver and printing new money to boosting credit through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to restore employment and purchasing power. Critics caution about loss of value, debt confusion, and unequal effects on workers and creditors.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces the estate of Margaret L. Foster deceased. Creditors have four months from January 3 1933 to present claims for examination and adjustment. Claims due by April 29 1933. Hearing set for June 8 1933 at 10:00 AM. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
County commissioners Ladd Somerville and Asline adopt a resolution to take over and classify multiple township roads as part of the County Road System under Act No. 130 of 1931. Notices will be published in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks. The record, dated January 18 1933 and certified January 28 1933 by Clerk Win A Henderson, lists miles of roads by township and section.
Writ of fieri facias issued by the Circuit Court of Clare County in favor of Citizens State Bank against I M Myers and W E Myers. Lands described include NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 and SE 1/4 of Section 4 Township 18 Range 3 West, NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Section 16 Township 18 North Range 3 West Arthur Township Clare County Michigan. Sale at courthouse door Harvison Michigan March 6 1933 at 1 PM ET. Attorney T Carl Holbrook Clare Michigan.
The Clare County Savings Bank announces a mortgage sale for the southwest quarter of section 29 in township 17 north range 3 west in Clare County Michigan. The notice cites a mortgage dated April 11 1916 with 4281.67 due plus 35 attorney fee and 6 interest percent, with sale on March 6 1933 at the Harrison Courthouse front door to satisfy the debt.
In Glorie County Michigan the Bite Probate Court notes an estate of Alice B Doherty deceased Creditors have four months from January 27 1933 to file claims at the Harrison probate office by May 22 1938 Claims will be heard on May 29 1933 after 9:00 am Judge S Dorsast of Probate signs the notice.
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