Christmas Card Note From Evelyn Swear
A brief holiday message titled for Mrs. Evelyn Swear wishes a Happy New Year to all, noting this year’s cards and letters were not sent.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1954
Page
3
A brief holiday message titled for Mrs. Evelyn Swear wishes a Happy New Year to all, noting this year’s cards and letters were not sent.
The Clare post office will be closed all day Friday January 1 for New Year’s Day. No city or rural delivery except perishables and special delivery mail. In-city service will be provided while dispatching continues as usual.
Local shop Bob's Sales and Service offers tires tubes batteries and accessories with phone contact Phohe's42 Gldra noted in the tiny ad.
Default on a mortgage dated August 9 1952 by LeRoy A Sprague and Elizabeth M Sprague to Little Rock Lumber and Coal Company Alma Mich triggers legal notice. Sale at Harrison Courthouse January 14 1954 11 00 am to satisfy due 1978 31 principal 28 35 interest 28 00 costs plus 50 attorney fee including dwelling described plot bounds and ten foot setback.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash on January 7 1994 at 9 30 am at Woodward Sales and Service North Mervan Street Clare Michigan. Vehicle described as 1949 Ford Stake Truck Serial Number 97HT175601. Dated December 26 1953 The Citizens State Bank of Clare by Frank T LaGoe.
On January 7 1954 at 9 30 in the forenoon a 1953 Dodge pickup motor number 823607800 serial T306 133579 will be sold at Woodward Sales and Service North Meswan Street Clarie GLARE Frantz JT LaGoe acts as notificant
Public sale announced for January 5 1954 at 3 00 PM at Beech 8 Clare Michigan. Vehicle can be inspected at 05 Beech location. Saginaw Financing Corporation owns the motor vehicle referenced.
Mr and Mrs David Cook of Lansing spent Christmas with his parents. The Laughlin family hosted related celebrations in Flushing. Alvin Pence joined gatherings at Gindwin Caro State Hospital and Detroit. Marion and Gaskill families shared meals with Sam Gaskill’s relatives. The Cunningham and Lockwood homes hosted Frank Davis. Mrs Arthur Keehn visited the Gaskill home. A Christmas program drew locals to the Grandam schoolhouse. A three-year-old girl joined the Ronald Upchurch family.
The community shared holiday cheer with visits from relatives and friends. Mrs Nina Rieinhardt hosted sons and families on Christmas Day while many attended a band and glee club program at Clare High School. Royal was away at Camp Atterbury.
Tax collectors announce Saturdays at Citizens State Bank for Vernon Township taxes. Earl Beatty, Treasurer, 1912. Auto repair offer includes bumping painting repairs sheet metal fenders in stock quick service on wrecks 24 hour wrecker Dan McDonald Safes and Service Claru.eho'
Free call and delivery option advertised by Clare Cleaners located first door west of Citi’s Dock. Phone number listed as 72.
The timetable lists Great Lakes Greyhounds routes via Bud Station Detroit and intermediate points with connections at Lansing to Jackson and Chicago. It notes departures from Clare at 4:00 pm and 11:55 am and from other towns including Midland Saginaw Reed City Cadillac Manistee Frankfort with multiple daily departures.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lower hosted Christmas Eve with daughters and relatives including Edna Lower and Harry Huff. The Ott Kleinhardt and Off families joined in festive gatherings as Byron Geller and sons enjoy vacation at home. Detroiter Mary Dady and David Ott attended church, while Carmen Newman hosted visitors from Blunt and Merrit for Christmas Day.
Crossword puzzle listing numerous cryptic style clues for horizontal and vertical entries including names like York City and terms such as minor part war god and eternity. Answers reference classical and linguistic terms and require cross fill from the grid.
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