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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
10
Public notices announce hearings for estates of Theodore G Bowler and Daisley P Goodman with dates for hearings and claim deadlines. A separate notice details a mortgage sale at the Clare County Court House by Citizens State Bank, with Lot 75 in Fairview Heights as the property.
In the matter of the estate of Lewis H. Thompson deceased the court orders creditors to present claims for examination and adjustment. The hearing is set for February 1949 at ten in the forenoon in the said county. George Bates appears in relation to the matter and the notice is published in the local paper.
Default on a September 15 1947 mortgage by Thomas KE Ruen and Miriam L Ruen to The Citizens State Bank of Clara Michigan. Mortgage recorded September 24 1947 in Clare County. Amount due 1607.84 principal and interest plus 35.00 attorney fees. By power of sale the property will be sold on February 21, 1948 to satisfy the mortgage.
J Donald Hanawalt of Midland and Harl R Schaper of Saginaw have conveyed all interest in the American Ski Company of Clare Michigan to Thomas H McConica II and William C McConica of Clare Michigan who assume all assets and liabilities of the company.
Local residents and visitors enjoyed visits and dinners over the weekend. Couples from Pontiac Newaygo Reed City and Flint joined families in nearby towns, with several guests listing Beav er Creek Lake George and Detroit as destinations or prior stops.
The Good Luck Club plans a January 18 meeting with Mrs. Ferneda and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Betts. Howard Brown keeps the school bus in his yard. Osseo’s Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cole were overnight guests of Mrs. Marvin and husband.
Community announcements from Lake George Baptist Church list Sunday School at 2:60 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. services with Superintendent Harry Moyer and Pastor Rev. E. E. Redman. A column notes multiple residents visiting, hosting, or returning from trips, plus Roy Green recovering from surgery in Mt. Pleasant hospital.
A festive school Christmas program drew smiles as students sang and a guest named Ranta entered with a sack of goodies. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Jess Miller and children travelled to Ithaca to visit her parents, and extended family visits followed at Higgins Lake and Hastings with multiple relatives spending days with relatives and friends.
South Garfield community notes detail visiting, calls, and illness over holiday period. Measles keep Harland Hunt home. Floyd Hunt family, Foote and Vinton households exchange visits. Be ll family welcomes a baby girl. Several residents travel to Clare and Evart for dinners, business, and shopping.
The Mt. Vernon Grange held its January meeting with Master Harold Brooks presiding. Twenty five members attended. several candidates were nominated for membership. A clean-up at the hall is set for Thursday afternoon January 13, with an invitation to all Grangers to join. News notes include visits by the Archambault family and others visiting relatives across area towns.
The notice lists railroad time tables from Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette with departures at 10:59 A M and 2:50 P M on weekdays except Sunday, plus west and eastbound times 6 34 A M and 3 42 P M. It also notes Dow workers buses stopping at Cities Service Station with Clare departures at 6 20 A M 2 20 P M and 10 20 P M.
Bus routes stop at Station 116 Fourth Street Detroit and by Lansing with connections to Jackson Chicago and St. Ignace Reed City Traverse City Cadillac Manistee Frankfort and Saginaw routes. Timings listed include morning and evening departures with frequent exchanges at Clare and Lansing across Friday Saturday and Sunday service patterns.
Christmas visitors at the John Stough home included four children and their families along with Mrs. Stough’s sister Mrs. Loie Hansler. After dinner the group skated and attended a theater outing then joined a social at Irvin Zinser’s in Glare.
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