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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1934

Page

9

Myers Corner Household and Visitors Report

Gerald Myers from int visited his parents Mr and Mrs WH Myers on Saturday night. Clyde Rebolds visited his parents Sunday. James Miser from Pontiac and My Ry Dysinger from Dover were Sunday callers at M Myers. Lester Kiggens and Mrs B Woods attended Harrison Friday school meeting. Herbert Myers from Flint came Saturday with his wife and babies. Gordon Hale dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs W H Myers. Mr and Mrs A H Hutchinson and girls from Midland were Sunday evening callers at F M Myers. Arthur Storms and son Jay were Friday callers at F M Myers.

Gerald Myers WH. Myers Clyde Rebolds James Miser Pontiac Ry Dysinger Dover M. Myers Gorden Hale W. HB Myers A. H. Hutchinson Midland F. M. Myers Arthur Storms Jay

Family returns home after Detroit visit

Harry Mead announced that Ray Mead and family along with Mr and Mrs Bart Marlett have returned home following an extended visit with their son Harold Marlett and family in Detroit.

Harry Mead Ray Myg Bart Marlett Harold Marlett Detroit

Local Neighbors Share Visits and Work Outings

Gordon from near Weidman and Ben Sangus visited the Bader home Monday. The Rawleigh man called in the area. Fred Bader and Norma stayed at Hdds home near Rose bush Tuesday and Wednesday. Virgil Blain went to Pontiac seeking work. Ila Blain works for her brother. The Waldron son returned from CCC Camp for the weekend.Carl and Mrs Williams joined dinner with Joe Howell at Lake George. Floyd Oliver from Mt. Pleasant visited F M White farm Monday.

Ben Gordon Carl Williams Joe Howell Lake George Floyd Oliver Mt. Pleasant F. M. White Farm

Garfield Grange Meeting Honors Maltbys Birthday

Garfield Grange 1106 met at their hall on Saturday February 17 with 10 members present. They served a dinner in honor of Brother Thos Maltby’s 71st birthday and noted his absence while Master Joe Clark attended his own wedding anniversary. Several members were absent due to illness and updates on health were given.

Garfield Grange Thos. Maltby Brother Maltby Joe Clark Bro Richster William Clark Florence Damodé Saint Ignace Grant McLane Henry Tryon Will Tryon Perl Tryon Arthur Smith

Frost and Franklin Community Notes Update

George Dunham and son Ben worked at Mickleson then spent the weekend at home. Don Malcomsen is bedridden with rheumatism. The Thimble Club met with Zola Clark on February 14 and a quilt was presented to Mrs. Blackledge after a recent fire loss. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Nora Stanfield on March 14.

George Dunham Ben Mickleson Don Malcomsen Thimble Club Zola Clark Blackledge Nora Stanfield Otto Sharp Don Malcomson George Sears Margaret Bennett Sherrick Charlie Bertha Bughbee Ray Cummins Charles Koch Toledo Helen Woodward Findlay Irs Atmore Westendorf Henry Huber Mrs. Huber Flint

Local School Activities and Neighboring Visits Noted

Westfreeman S Eb Shings orders and last week events include John Gafin and Eugene Shin abarger at Lge George on Friday. A Valentine party at the school Friday afternoon. Choir practice Friday evening at Mor gan's home near M 66. Bilton Darnell to Farwell Friday afternoon. The Gaffney boys broke their oxen the past week. Wm Combs visiting mil Middleton. Carl and James Shinabarger in neighborhood Sunday. Elton Darnell drawing in feed near Sears. Eugene Shinabarger and Albert Gaffney drawing hay near Sears Saturday. Elgin Hickoks to Clare and John Burns of Win last week. Eston vanbider and family with Elton Darnell and family attended fish supply at Lake George last Tuesday evening.

S. EB. Shings John Gafin Eugene Shin Abarger Lge George Choi Va Morgan M-66 Bilton Darnell Farwell Gaffney Combs Mil Middleton Carl James Shinabarger Elton Darnell Sears Eugene Shinabarger Albert Gaffney Elgin Hickoks Clare John Burns Win Eston Vanbider Lake George

Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat

Promises rapid fat loss and health gains with Kruschen Salts. Instructions suggest taking half a teaspoon daily, weighing before and after four weeks, claiming dramatic weight drops and improved skin. Advertisement claims it’s a bargain at 85 cents and available through druggists.

America B. A. Anderson Drigetat

Elm Grove Community Notes Preserve Local Family Visits

Grandma Hildebrandt of Arthur visits Rudolph and family. the Butters visit with J W Butters and son. Wilson Rinehart drives Carson Harvey to Harrison for a directors meeting. Condolences to Herman Bennett family. Several Sunday visits with Hildebrandt and Krug families. hay haul trip to Remus. Sprague family and Phylis Ann join Raymond home guests.

Grandma Hildebrandt Arthur Rudolph Ray Utley Clyde Butters Helen J. W. Butters Wilson Rinehart Carson Harvey Harrison Herman Bennett Fred Hess John Butters Hildebrandt W. Tryon Charley Harvey Wilson Remus Harnest Sprague Phylis Ann R. Hildebrandt Otto Hildebrandt Peay Alma Krug Raymond Home

Local Social Roundup From Greenwood and Clare

Mr and Mrs Iva Miller host Mrs Spohn and family of Greenwood. Mrs Arthur Lower visits from her mother Mrs Smith of Harrison. Mrs Forest Garver returns after illness. Jeff Hartman family travel to Midland Bay City Pontiac for weeks. Denno and Emme Garver of Saginaw visit relatives. Denno’s health improving. Many attend Dovey Tabernacle services and Sunday School. H Armontrout hosts visitors. Emma Kevery helps with housework. Bateses attend Clare high school chapel. Laverné Bates guitar solo. Marthé Bringold visits from Gladwin Normal. Bowler and Gibis visit Geo Bilton’s home. Rouhee and Archie Krispel called. Clair Coulter’s Sunday school party for little girls enjoys cake and ice cream. Alice Bates ill with cold. Ruth, Lowell, Maud Barber, and Kenriethioller visit Sunday after church. Royal Kielardt returns to CCG camp after home visit. Mrs Haro and Miss Hanks visit Pleasant area.

Iva Miller Chas. Spohn Greenwood Arthur Lower Smith O! Harrison Forest Garver Mig Jeff Hartman Midland Bay City Pontiac William Denno Emme Garver Saginaw Lloyd Benno Clare Mtke H. Armontrout Rusgél Armontrouty Emma Kevery Forest Starver Mis Geo. Bates Clare High School Marthé Bringold Gladwin B. Green William Bowler Ellen Gibis Geo Bilton Rouhee Archie Krispel Eailere Bates Ifie Clair Coulter Jjéry Alice Eva Bates Ruth Lowell Maud Barber Kenriethioller Royal Kielardt

Randall visitors and local social items from Gilbs home

Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbs included guests My. and Mrs. Nelson Tomkins of Jack 800 Miss Ruth Nichols Ace Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mitchell and family of Saginaw Miss Genevieve Colmus of Coleman with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Colmus Also noted August Heuschele in Harrison on business and others visiting or traveling to meetings. many residents ill with flu. Hay being trucked north. Mrs Anna Schroeder butchered a hog. visitors from Mt. Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker called on his father and sister.

George Gilbs Nelson Tomkins Jack Ruth Nichols Ace Mitchell Lyle Mitchell Saginaw Genevieve Colmus Coleman John Colmus August Heuschele Harrison Mortie Ivish G. Ripenburg William Icret George Gibbs Josephine Jake Milam Anna Schroeder Charles Baker Mt. Pleasant

Local notes from Midland area recount family visits and events

Mr and Mrs A El Hutchinson of Midland visited relatives including Robt Hutchinson family. Lawrence returned with them. A party at Ruth Ireland’s home in Glare was enjoyed by local youths. Classes resumed after flu due to Mrs Rocky, who teaches there. Fire risk near the Rulapaughs and hospital discharge for Ernie Reger are noted.

A. el. Hutchinson Maurine and Rowena Midland Robt. Hutchinson Lawrence Ruth Ireland Rocky Oscar Rulapaugh Ernie Reger Ernie Ted Mackey S. Guest Adam Regar Aubrey CCC O. Rulapaugh Lake Jim Rulapaugh Robi Hutchinson Henry Kieiner Harrison Dover Tabernacle Robt. Hutchinson Artie Carncross Effie Saul Dover Oscar Rulapaigh Henry Kleiner, Jr Ernest Kleiner Robt. Hutchinson and Sons Norman Lawrence Thos. Hutchinson Mriest Klether Kenneth Rocky Mack Leeth

Michigan reads list of bond refunds and local notices

The State Public Debt Commission approved refunding 2.9059 million dollars in Covert road bonds and 81 819 in defaulted interest. Actions cover tax relief for Williamsburg town hall and gymnasium, new state tax administration appointments, and multiple local notices across Michigan including a fatal farm fire, hay aid for northern stock, and school relief funding.

Lansing State Public Debt Commission Macomb County State Administration Board Williamsburg Federal Emergency Relief Administration State Department of Public Instruction

Rochester man’s 40 year stomach trouble ends with BISMA REX

A Rochester NHS patient who suffered chronic gastric distress for over four decades finally found relief after using BISMA REX. He had weekly stomach washes for two years before his recovery, now eats freely and reports no upset stomach.

Rochester NHS

Bisma Rex Antacid Ad Promises Fast Relief

An advertisement touts Bisma Rex as a four way antacid treating indigestion and acid stomach issues. It claims relief in three minutes by neutralizing excess acid reducing gas soothing irritated membranes and aiding digestion. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores including Anderson's Rexall Drug Store.

Rexall Drug Stores Anderson’s Rexall Drug

Monroe Checks for wheat acreage aid reach farmers

Monroe county sent checks totaling 19 377 to 397 40 to 470 Monroe farmers to cover wheat acreage reduction. In Battle Creek Grace Biingk five died after being struck by a car in front of her home. Richard French a former Battle Creek high school athlete was notified of appointment to the United States Military Academy. A horse kicked a car in Coleman, disabling the radiator and spilling fluids. Detroit launches a campaign to collect over 7 million dollars in delinquent income taxes from around 1 200 residents. Triple funeral services held in Munith for Raymond Verne Hoffman and Herman Tisch, with 2 000 attending. bodies found in quicksand while hunting.

Monroe Monroe County Jackson Grace Biingk Battle Creek Richard French United States Military Academy French David Manders Detroit Munith Raymond Verne Hoffman Herman Tisch Little Portage Lake

Notice of hearing claims in Walter estate

Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces that creditors have until June 11 1984 to present claims against Wilhelmine Walter deceased Harrison city. Claims will be examined and heard on June 18 1984 at ten in the forenoon. Dated February 8 1934. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.

Clare Wilhelmine Walter Harrison Thos. S. Dorsey Thos S. Dorsey James O'Connor Catherine O’connor Clare Sentina Hilda M. Dunlop

Order for Publication Determination of Heirs in Clare County

Probate records from Harrison Michigan detail hearings on the estate of James O'Connor and the will of Jennie McLaughlin. Dates set include February 26 1934 and March 5 1934 with notices in The Clare Sentinel. Public notices announce hearings for heirs and probate administration.

STATH Michigan State OF

Notice of Hearing Claims in Dunlop Estate

Four months from February 9 1934 were allowed for creditors to file claims for examination and adjustment. Claims must be presented at the probate office Harrison County by June 11 1934. The hearing is set for June 18 1934 at 10:00 AM. Dated February 7 1924.

Probate hearing set for Bowler estate in Michigan

In Harrison County on February 19 1934 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided as Jamies W McCall estate case Bowen Bowler attorney Theo G Bowler petitioned for probate and administration to Bowler or suitable person hearing set for March 19 1934 at 10 am publication ordered in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to the hearing and notice posted locally.

Harrison Said Thos Dorsey Jamies W. McCall Theo. G. Bowler Mindis Michigan Saia Clave Sentinel Thos. S, Dorsey

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