Probate hearing set for Martha Ann Gilmore will
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders that the will of Martha Ann Gilmore be admitted to probate. Arthur S. Gilmore has petitioned for administration to D. E. Bater or another suitable person. The hearing is scheduled for March 16, 1925, at 10 A.M. at the Harri son probate office. Public notice will be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Martha Ann Gilmore
Arthur S. Gilmore
D. EB
Mater
Clare Sentinel
Classified Liners Al for Base For Rent Wanted Lost Found
One cent per word prepaid. Numbers and initials count as words. No. liner run for fees. Clarifies terms for base classified notices and word pricing.
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Fess
FOR SALE items from Clare Rid and surrounding area
Sale notices list various for sale items including onions clover and timothy hay brown turkey gobbler Ford truck hound puppies and other farm goods. Contacts include Claud Reker Clare Rid Farmers' Independent Produce Co A W Bradley and Steve Hard Coal.
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Clover
Timothy Hay
Claud Reker
Clare
Rid
Saath
Ford Truck
Farmers’ Independent Produce Co
Steve
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Clare Rid
For Rent and Miscellaneous Offers in Local Ads
Old Lutheran parsonage rental listed with J W Schaeffer contact. Ruthruff's blacksmith shop advertises guaranteed work at Farwell and 174. M R Howlett offers plumbing heating and electrical services. Detroit area ad promotes a large house near Clare with a piano and flexible payment terms via P O Box 641 Detroit Michigan.
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Old Lutheran Parsonage
J. W. Schaeffer
Ruthruft
Farwell
Detroit
Clare
P.o
Michigan
Diabolical Suggestion on Memory Improvement New Haven Register
A New Haven Register item hints at unconventional memory tactics framed as a provocative thought experiment. It presents a controversial idea tied to personal memory and self improvement without endorsing specific methods. The piece reads as brief commentary or a provocative prompt in a local paper.
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Everwear
Zook
French gardener grows potted mistletoe plant
After 12 years of trial a French gardener produced a mistletoe plant that can be grown in a pot. The plant is grafted on a sapling apple tree and bears mistletoe after about five years, offering a house decoration option.
Local Family News and Community Notes
Sunday visits from Earl Sanders family and neighbors fill the Eagle community. Local illness includes George Bates improving and Mrs. Sam Lidster still poorly. Church activities feature worship, music, Bible study growth, and a new young Peoples class project.
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Earl Sanders
Grace
Helen
George Bates
George Walters
Reader
Kenneth’ Roller
Floren
Orvis
Kenneth
Roller
Jay
Gene
Budd
Hart
Ralph Funke
Gene Orvis
Woods
Sam. Lidster
Local Notes and Deaths Spark Quiet Week
The note sheet remembers Mrs. Deli Greem with heartfelt sympathy to the family. Thurlow Comer visited friends at the Brown with Crim and Lorim. D. W. Comer sold a team of horses. Henry Rhodes and Thomas Rhodes delivered them at Clare. Mrs. Glenn Blystene visited Mrs. Hmo Cappaert. Mrs. Thurmain Robinette visited her uncle Alt. Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Comer and Kenneth spent Sunday with D. W. Comer family. Mrs. Acre is poorly, while Mrs. Frank Poet recovers vitality for house duties. The page closes with a folksy verse about merry hearts.
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Eltem Graham
Ahildren
Blunt
Graham
Susan Daly
Aimery
Alma Thesday
Ralph Miller
Gale
Ludz
Alma
Eprery
Orin
Thomesi
Harley Smith
Andl
Spencer Stickle
Deryl Ouderkirk
Frank Lynch
Will Calkins
Wim. Unter
T. M
John Coyne
Rolk Calk
Mathews
Edith Erma
Marry
Deli Greem
Thurlow
The
Brown
Crim and
Lorim Midler
D. W. Comer
H. L
Henry
Thomas Rhodes
Clare
Glenn Blystene
Hmo Cappaert
Thurmain Robinette
Alt. Abbott
John Rhodes
Bert Kimmey
Lloydi Comer
Kenneth Comer
Acre
Frank Poet
Mryth
Hinkleville notes and late night letters from Stevenson Lake
Nearby residents report from Stevenson Lake include a late night window scene, a fervent reader of a weekly, and a grim alkin crossing the floor. The Sentinel reveals last week’s column with hopes and hints of a marriage rumor and social chatter among local families.
Black church outreach praised by Pastor Whitney
Rev Leroy Whitney presented church work among the negroes to large congregations at Center and Rosebush. The church runs nineteen schools producing thousands of useful Christian Negro citizens. Next Sunday a special offering will be taken for this work. Center service at 10:00 a m with the subject A Man's Faith. The young people's class, taught by the pastor, is beginning.
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Center
Rosebush
Young Peoples Glass
Local Notes From Maple Grove and Surrounding Towns
Maple Grove and nearby communities report visits among families including J Tieden mans and Farwell residents. James Davison buys the Al Sherman farm. Davison seeks eye treatment in Bay City. A Ladies Aid meeting occurred with re elections and a planned March 5 gathering. A horse and a yearling die or go missing. two cows sick last week.
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J. Ritchie
Weidman
J. Tiedeman
J. Stanley
Farwell
H. Schofield
Baby Moore
James Davison
al. Sherman
Agnes Winters
Will McGoogan
Ray Utley
J. B. Moore
J. Davison
Bay City
Velma Schofield
Eight Point Lake community notes in early spring activity
Reports from Eight Point Lake detail lingering grip illness, Jim May recovering, and Galvin Buckley busy aiding spring preparations. Gravel drawers started last week with a truck and several teams expected. Clark seeks lumber after house fire blamed on a rooster. Local travel includes Jim Cook transporting materials, visits by Lambs and Browns, and neighbors hauling wood and corn work ongoing.
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Jim May
Galvin Buckley
Clark
Ewart
Jim L. Cook
Lake
Mr. Clark
Brirg
W. B. Qook
Barryton
G. M. Lamb
J.B. Cook
Ray Clark
Don Browns
W. Miller
Alf
May
Ray Brown
Frank Brighthill
G. M. Lamb Farm
Take Time for Study
A reflection on study urging steady, patient mental dwell on subjects to strengthen the mind and inner discipline.
Democratic state convention to meet in Ann Arbor 1925
Notice from Horatio J. Abbott and A. K. Canfield that the Democratic State Central Committee will hold a state convention in Ann Arbor on Friday March 1925 to nominate state officers and elect a state central committee. Delegates from counties and districts will assemble, with county conventions set for February 27, 1925.
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State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Ann Arbor
Supreme Court
Earhy
Ong
Clare
Eri
Gladwin
Arado
RoscommMan
Sennne
Belet
Detroit
Horatio. J. Abbott
A. K. Canfield
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W. A. Snegry
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Grant Township
Herbert Randall
Cornwell Farm
F. M. Myers
Clare Rl
Gil
Clara Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Robinson Farm
Farwell Cemetery
Gilmore
Bellows
Mt. Pleasant
Temple
Mich
E. L. Howard
Vestaburg
State Reward Road
Bradbeer
Okemos
International
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Jersey
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F. C. Mitchell
Martin Loomis
Bertha Bugbee
Court Street
Philo. Smith
H. 7Th Street
Atten
M. R. Howlett
Bee
Arthur Center
Young’ Peoples
Gee
Bayliss
Care
Jimmy
Stevenson
John Wuckart
Harry Wardwell
Kenneth Flyn
Fred Wardwell
South Side
Harvey Wardwell
L. C. Gardners
Robert Gardner
Floyd House
Enola
Bennie
Ora Lawrence
Ivan Brasington
Jeasie Clair
Hank Walters
L. C. Gardner
Ella Wardwell
Church
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Maple Grove
Eight Point Lake
peMocrinias
State Board of Education
Tio
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W.S. McAllister
DE Forest
Floyd Kirkpatrick
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