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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
2
Petition asks Judge Dorsey to authorize printing of the will by The Gladd Shntinel in a probate matter. Friends of Tan Shntin ed request public notice and publication support.
Too late for last week correspondence covers visits by Wallie and Mrs Rutter to Flint and many short stays by residents. Flint resident Misa Barnadine White visited Detroit relatives. Rosebush and Clare travelers spent time with local families. Community events include church services by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt and a funeral sermon in Harrison. A birthday dinner near Dov er featured Bay City travelers. nature’s pure white blanket wowed observers.
Miss Iva Barone returns home after two weeks with sister Mrs Oappeart and family. Several locals visit relatives in Saginaw Detroit and Lansing. Families including the Rhodeses, Robinetts, and Cobers are seen visiting and assisting neighbors around town.
Mr and Mrs Treits S66 relocate to Lansing for work while plans to return with spring birds are hoped. Tony Freed hosts 17 friends for New Year festivities with a feast that sets a positive tone for 1923. The Aid met at Mayo Robinsot's. men chopped wood for the church parsonage while women dined. Harold Sunday suffers a grippe relapse and Myrtle Harger of Clare is praised for her appetite. Reports mention a nearby northward land share near the corporation.
Mrs. R. A. Leffingwell of Clare called Saturday to see Mrs. Ernest Stevens. A J Hamlin of Shepherd visited with daughter Mrs. Arthur Schoonover. Mrs. Russell Stilgenbauer of Shepherd spent days with the Schoonovers. F Forbes of Clare called on Sunday to see M Buckley. Mrs. Peter Sweet is ill. A E Powers travels to Owosso for a few days. Mrs. C D Harvey of Olarre called on Sunday to see Mrs Fred Davis. Ernest Merrill of Saginaw visited Roy Shumway and Phillip Gosine in Mt Pleasant. Roy Shumway and daughter Dana visited Coleman on business. Olives Fields Miss Pearl Sweet and others have been ill but are improving. Byron Ginn of Randall and Val Empey of East Grant called on Buckley Monday. Arthur Ginn of Randall had dinner with M Buckley and Ernest Aiey and family of Mt Pleasant. Peter Akey and Wellington Akey of South Vernon dined with their hosts. Will Horning returned home from Cadillac. Mrs Horning will stay with her daughter until recovery. William Broom of Flint dined with Mr and Mrs Bauder. Snider family hosted Sunday evening. Allie Bauder returned from Boyne City where she cared for Mrs Ard McIntyre. Allie Bauder also visited Cambridge Springs and Williamsville, N Y. Mrs Bump died December 18. Ace Bump and family extend sympathy to the community.
Mrs. Mary Kisby of Spokane reports severe grippe coughs improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She says 16 helped and she got better. ad notes relief for coughs from La Grippe influenza and bronchitis, sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick, Clara Burston, and William Burston in Farwell.
Dao Rowe was in town for a few days as a cheerful note rang through the day. The town mentions D Scott leaving Saturday to seek employment while Raymond and Jack Scott prepared plans for Peter Oman this week. Mr and Mrs Harl Owens and daughter Virginia call on George Scott and family Sunday. Betty Barbara and Charles Hinywood return home Saturday after visiting their grandparents.
Beard and son Delbert visited at G Beard's Greenwood home on Saturday. Agnes Cowles went to Farwell Sunday to work for Mrs B Graham. Mr and Mrs H Wellman of Lake George spent Sunday with H Cowles. Chas Roland and family of Greenwood visited O Lambertson's home. Welch was in Clare on business. Mildred Donkle, formerly with Mrs A Lambertson, has returned home.
Dover updates list residents at home and visiting relatives with brief movements to Bay City Flint and Detroit. The Sunday School re elected officers for the year including Superintendent Mrs Weaver and Librarian Barbara Dysinger. Frosty nights prompt lively local chatter and preaching is planned for next Sunday.
Local items include Miss Beulah Atwood visiting Miss Elnora Weaaver, congratulations to Forest and Mrs Guest, and Sunday School followed by eleven oclock sermons. Dover school resumes, with Dysinger sisters listed as present, and neighbors comment on a Christmas entertainment.
A fragment notes Mra Vena Wright returned to her location in Napoleon last week after an unspecified absence. The passage provides limited context and lacks clear dates or actions.
William Richmond and Ted Newman left for the city last Friday seeking employment. Paul and Waynes Heiser John Klann and Lester Storma went to Lansing Wednesday for work. Carl Myera in Lansing with pneumonia may need hospital care. Preaching at Arthur Center Sunday evening at 7:30.
In Clare County Probate Court Harrison Michigan on December 14 1922 Judge Thos Dorsey ordered January 8 1923 at 10am to hear Thomas E Fair petition to determine legal heirs entitled to Martha Suylandt’s real estate. Public notice to run in Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
Public notice in Harrison County court for the estate of Charles D Clifton. John Clifton seeks administration to George Vanilewarker or another suitable person. Hearing set February 10, 1925 at 10 a.m. in the probate office. Notice to be published weekly in Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey.
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