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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1956
Page
7
Wanted two items for sale and one payment take over offer. A clothes dryer available via Household Appliances Inc at 509 McEwan, Clare. Contact phone 6 1 wept. Also an electric wooter wooters offered for used 3.00.
Flora Bringold Heintz died after a long illness at her Greenwood Township home in Clare County on December 10. Born September 28 1894 in Utica New York she moved to Michigan in youth and married Henry Heintz on June 27 1922 with three children. She was active in VFW Auxiliary Greenwood Grange St Athanasius church and Altar Society. Funeral at St Athanasius Harri son Tuesday at 10 with Rev Fr Sruba officiating. She is survived by her husband a daughter Josephine Getting two sons Donald and Ray four brothersCarl Irvin John Walter and many nieces and nephews.
Classified notice offers free dry cleaning pickup and delivery services from Clare Cleaners. Contact phone 72 for Clare Cleaners about this convenience service.
City of Clare Michigan held a regular meeting on December 19 1956 with Mayor Haley presiding. Present were Commissioners Groves Haley Seiter Walters and absent Commissioner Cooper. Minutes read and approved. Building permit for William Montney discussed and granted. Ordinance No 205 approved and adopted. All five votes in favor. Bills allowed as read. Meeting adjourned. Albert Haley mayor and Alex McKinnon city clerk.
A daughter, Christi Kay, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green at Community Hospital in Mt. Pleasant on December 22. The baby weighed seven pounds eleven ounces.
Bulletin notes a monthly Girl Scout potluck to be held Monday January 9 at 6 15 PM in the Clare school cafeteria attendees should bring their own table service.
In the LADINS league on Wednesday December 28 O Laughlin F 41 Lehr Shell Sve 37 Three B s 27 Hoffman Gift Shop 25 E R Simons 25 Farmers Co op 24 Coleman Drug 23 Thayer Dairy 22 Hi series top performers include H Bradshaw 487 F Shelander 471 L Austin 440 M Baker 401. High games list H Bradshaw 204 F Shelander 180 L Brukerhoff 168 M Cinimerer 166. Top team honors go to Farmers Co op Omry 566 and team series Cmry 1603.
In a Friday session on December 30 Galettes posted 44 31 16 percent figures while Ford-O-Matics notched 3834 3034 with a 17 percent mark and Schaeffers 3728 20 percent. Bank field showed 44 percent 30 percent 17 percent.
Edna Mae Grover born March 8 1907 in Grant township dies December 29 at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit. She married Otto Haase in 1935 then Joseph Hebert in 1950 who survives. Survived by mother Bertha Grover of Farwell, brothers Robert James and John Grover of Farwell, sisters Mrs. John Hudson of Lansing and Mrs. Vere Kinsey of Farwell, and many relatives.
Funeral services for Eugene Vollmer 25 a former Harrison resident were held at United Brethren Church Harrison with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Rev Ernest Burk and Rev James Estep officiating Military rites were provided by Harrison VFW Vollmer died December 28 at Clare Hospital from injuries in an auto crash on US 27 He was born August 11 1930 in Greenwood Township Clare County son of George and Bertha Vollmer now of Midland He attended Hayes Agricultural School Harrison served two years in the US Army including 11 months in the Korean zone He is survived by his mother Bertha Vollmer of Midland four brothers Fred Walter and Jacob all of Midland Marshall of Pontiac and six sisters Ruth Reynolds Clare Ruby Budd and Georgia Schaaf Harrison Mrs Florence Albee and Mrs Lulu Goodband of Jackson and Lillian Wright of Midland
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