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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
3
The Probate Court of Glare County Michigan holds a hearing on February 21 1930 for Annie C Kleman to probate an Illinois instrument for Courtney A Kleman. The court requires three weeks of publication in The Clare Sentinel prior to the hearing.
In Clare County Michigan the matter of the estate of Dee Carrier deceased calls for Rex Carrier to petition for administration. Judge S Dorsey orders the hearing for March 14 1980 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
In Clare County Michigan the Midland Circuit Court orders defendants Richard Welch Theressa Monroe Arthur Monroe Thressa Glandfield and the unknown wife of Richard Welch to appear within three months and answer the bill of complaint within fifteen days after service. Publication of the order in The Clare Sentinel is mandated for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance.
Washington notes mark the 121st birthday of Abraham Lincoln with reflections on ideals and national unity. The Department of Labor reports a strong labor upturn and better conditions, plus 73.1 percent drop in Mexican immigrant inflow under new standards and Ford plans to fund schools with 100 million dollars.
Since the 1867 unification of British North American colonies into Canada there has been a single coinage series. The note outlines the continuity of the currency system and its historical basis within the Dominion.
Two hundred pampered Persian cats from around the world were shown in Paris at an international cat show. Most animals had loving homes with their own caring owners, as handlers proudly presented their prized pets.
Mr and Mrs Henry Ott of Detroit visited relatives here and reported Mrs Chas Ott improving in Bay City hospital. Mrs Dewey Boughton teaches the Balsley school until Mr Roakes resumes duties. John and Irene Gordon and grandparents prepared for a Pontiac trip while Glen Gordon and Roy Gordon visited. A number attended church at Harrison Sunday night.
Mrs. Vera Funnell and family welcomed a baby girl born Saturday. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Fay Johnson and family and Mrs. Nellie Bellinger of Detroit. Community members attended the Farmers' Community Meeting at Center with a large turnout and March meeting committee named.
Lake George area residents and visitors engage in weekend activities. Howell residents Dick Larry and Will fished at Windover lake with fair success while Everett Van Horn heads home with a new tractor for his ranch at Big Norway lake. Local notes mention various visits and repairs around Reed City Farwell Alma and Norway Lake with minor layoffs and routine travel.
Residents celebrate warmer days melting ice. Mrs Dewey Paxton visits aunt Myrtle Kraatz in Clare. Grandparents Arthur and wife greet newborn girl for daughter Mary Bellinger Purvis, formerly Miss Mary Bellinger. Local visits unfold, birthdays noted with small party and cheerful dishes.
A Saturday only sale note from Harris and Hirt promotes 14 quart enameled disk pans for A8e.
Philip Ripenburg celebrated his 81st birthday at his son Gordon's home with a birthday cake and well wishes. The community saw visits from Mrs. Boughton and several neighbors who shared cake and jello with the teacher. Relatives and friends from Clare Owosso Midland Mt. Pleasant Vernon and West Grant visited, with kin including Ray Lockwood and Alois Gibis noted, and spring birds mentioned as a light close.
Our Sunday School starts at 11 30 EST instead of 10 30 and will include a different special song each Sunday. Busy Bees meet at Mrs F S Weaver’s home February 27 with blocks for flenamie quilt and contributions for a pot luck dinner. Members and friends are urged to attend as many items are listed.
John Bauers Jr. is enrolled in college and won 38rd prize in exhibiting a farm horse. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Weaver spent a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Montney during the week, reflecting local social activity.
Mr Vernon Grange and others visited the Durnin home while several families traveled to Detroit and Pontiac. Beulah Brooks stayed with the Smiths. Fred Verette hosted a birthday surprise for his wife Hilda. Coffman and son Amond shared travel tales from Florida. A card party and dance entertained residents despite the cold. Buyers Glycerine and ATconol advertised for car radiators.
Mrs. Francis Street of 608 North Oakley Street in Saginaw credits Konjola with curing six years of stomach and liver problems after eight bottles. She reports relief from pain, renewed appetite, and no constipation. The ad notes Konjola available at HE A. Anderson's Drug Store in Clare and by local druggists throughout the area.
Glare Hardware and Implement Co advertises a two day sale Friday and Saturday February 21 and 22 on all tin and galvanized ware pails tins wringers and related items.
Scientists agree that one day of rest in seven is exactly what we need. On average, six days of work deplete mental and physical energy, making proper rest essential for replenishment.
Public notice offers $4.00 per head for cows or $8.00 delivered to All-American Fur Farm in Leota Michigan. Respond by postal card with your description and address. We take no dead stock and will come to you regardless of location.
A brief market note reports fowls trading at 34 25 14.50 with bids from $10.00 to $15.00 and 12.00 18.00 for various lots as buyers hesitate. No further details available.
The catalog lists low prices on Elbow Macaroni 8 lbs for 29¢, Instant Postum large size, San Mario Coffee per pound 89¢, 2 lb peanut butter, 3 cans grapefruit for 67¢, Palm Olive Soap 8 bars, Suré Pop Corn 8 boxes for 21¢, Small Bakers Chocolate 10 lbs sugar 57¢.
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