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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
4
In the Probate Court of Glare County Michigan Judge Thos S Dorsey orders January 11 1926 hearing for Enoch Milkey to administer the estate of William Milkey deceased. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Glare Sentinel.
At a court session in Prairie City on December 21 1925 Orin G Brownell asked for probate of Emily H Brownell estate and requested Charles W Perry as administrator or another suitable person The court fixed January 18 1925 at ten o clock for hearing the petition and required notice by publishing this order in The Clare Sentinel Judge Thos S Dorsey of Probate
In the Harrison Probate Office on December 21 1925 Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding Arthur Hodson petitions admittance of a will and administration to Hodson or another suitable person Hearing set for January 21 1926 at 10 AM Publication of notice for three successive weeks in The Clare Sentinel required for the hearing.
Schedule notes show daily trains from Harwell to Pere Marquette with times near 10:49 a.m. and 4:66 p.m. plus a 10:08 p.m. departure from Haat Waat- noting a daily run except Sundays.
Reverend M F Nash leads services with special music promised for evening worship. The weekly Q&A continues this Sunday, citing the Eternal God as refuge with everlasting arms as a central theme.
Community announcements list Sunday School at 1 30 p m Junior church and afternoon and evening services at Mrs House home Prayer meeting Tuesdays. Christmas visits and travel notes include Detroit residents Farwell Garage hire W Rodgers and many locals visiting relations in Flint Lansing and Detroit. Holiday church programs and local family updates conclude with school program attendees at Kube school.
Fick Johnson and wife came from Lansing last Thursday to spend Christmas with their daughter Eva and family. Four of the Schaar boys of Flint spent a few days last week in this vicinity hunting. Will McGoogan spent Christmas with his parents. Miss Alice McGoogan returned home after visiting friends in Flirt. Mrs Ina Davison intends spending the winter at her parental home near her school. Walter Smedley and wife were Clare callers on Thursday.
Frost area residents exchange Christmas visits with Detroit relatives including Mr and Mrs Leo Gronda and Miss Irene Sears. Wm Stanfield family hosts in west with Glen Stanfield and Arsena King visits noted. Wm Fox recovers from grippe. Freeman Goodrich family attends Christmas dinner. A Community New Year’s Dinner will be held at the Frost town hall and all are welcome.
East County Line residents recount Christmas visits with Kinzer Densmore Bard La Clair Rettenger and Bessee families. Detroit travelers Ruby Conners Harlen Bard and Mae La Clair with Wm Beck visit relatives. Claud Wood returns from Flint for the holiday. Christmas programs at Besse and Nester schools praised as the best ever.
The sick in Don Brown’s family are noted with no new cases. School reopens after Scarlet Fever concerns. No Christmas tree at the schoolhouse but homes display trees. Ray H. Clark and family welcome a son Forest Eugene on Christmas morning. Grange plans New Year dinner January 2 with auditing committee urged to attend. Will Sowle family held a Christmas gathering at the Sowle home.
Christmas tree and program with Santa at the school house Wednesday night featured thanks and gifts. Families moving domains and relatives visiting mark the holidays while neighbors share sweets and cigars.
William Henry Harris born in Canada in 1845 died Monday night December 21 1925 at his Flint Michigan home. He came to Iowa in 1867 married Pheba Ann Switzer in 1870 then moved to Michigan in 1871. Survived by wife one daughter Mrs Maggie Goheen six children Wm Elmer Percy Rosa Joseph Goheen four great grandchildren and four brothers. Funeral at M B Church Rev Nash with Job 14 1 2. burial Surrey Cemetery.
Dance event announced at I. C. O. F. Hall for Friday evening January 8 with good music. Radio batteries and tubes advertised by committee. Anderson managing advertisement.
J P Myers and family shared a Christmas meal with Mr and Mrs Woods. Mr and Mrs Kiggens celebrated Christmas with Mr Kiggens' parents in Grout. Delos Wright of Pontiac visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hilborn and Myra Hartman and family over the holiday. Floren Orvis returned from Ponting to spend the weekend.
A list of residents visiting relatives in Detroit and Flint over Christmas includes Mr and Mrs Hugene Orvis, Mr and Mrs W Timm, Mr and Mrs F M Myers and family, Ruth Funke, Norman Myers, Leonard Myers, Maurine Hutchinson, Gerald Myers, Gordon McGilvery and others. Mrs F M Myers and Mrs A Hutchinson shared visits. Children at school exchanged gifts and the week ended with a winter break.
The Eagle reports a successful Christmas tree program at the church with strong turnout and community thanks to volunteers. Local families from Flint to Pontiac and Toledo shared visits and holiday meals, including Miss Hoa Langworthy's December 24 marriage and various relatives enjoying Christmas events.
The USDA bureau of animal industry reports 15815 live stock owners enrolled in the Better Sives Better Stock campaign as of July 1. Improvement spans 549455 animals and 1185689 poultry head with progress in Grayson Virginia New Haven Connecticut Shelby Kentucky and Union Kentucky counties. The effort relies on county extension agents and progressive owners and offers information on animal breeding and improved livestock value.
A 12 foot fall in Mancelona left Asa Bali severely injured while trapped 86 hours in a basement potato pit. Deputy wardens report a law bans ice fishing through the winter on Lake St. Clair and tributaries. Deerfield reports an outbreak of hog cholera with 24 hogs diseased and quarantined. Rev F E Chamberlain condemned lawyers at his Owosso service over the jury system. Adrian to replace a rural fire truck lost in a grade crossing crash that killed a firefighter. Capac state rep George C Watson named bank receiver at Jeddo to straighten affairs and locate a missing cashier. Grand Rapids to Detroit M-16 improvements ordered. plans and right of way to widen the route. Three Rivers sees two men fined for collecting funds for disabled soldiers. Muskegon marks end of pending speed trap dispute as Cronk to be replaced. Jackson prison to produce steel cots after contracting Cable Cot Co of Boston. Over 1 million quarts of illicit liquor seized statewide as Prohibition enforcement expands. Typhoid carrier James Soper to be isolated for life at a Shiawassee county farm. Ypsilanti zoning aims to ban billboards except on advertiser property, following opposition to a 100 foot sign near Beyer Memorial Hospital.
During summer months dairy men lose money when milk souring. John A. Arey of North Carolina State College explains simple, inexpensive steps to keep milk clean and cool. Stables, cows, and milker hands must be clean. metal containers should be scrupulously washed and boiled. milk cooled immediately after milking. use ice-packed cooling or burlap bags. proper handling can produce clean milk free from bacteria and fit for sale.
Dry cows or heifers bred to calve in the fall benefit from extra pasture and feed. Many dairymen believe feeding cows for a month or six weeks before calving yields as much or more gain as after calving. A cow needs substantial body reserves to endure heavy milk production.
A vintage classified style notice urges readers to mail ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness along with free sample packages of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. For sale by H A Aidersgon.
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