Probate notices publication request at Clare
Friends of The Sentinel seek probate notices posted and ask Judge Dorsey to arrange printing by The Sentinel. Liners and reading notices cost 10c per line with heading 10g extra. locals 5c per line. Friday postings at the Post Office at Clare and Second.
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Local Church Notes and Community Visits in Harrison
Harrison news covers sermon times at UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH and a long list of local visitors and residents. Guests include the Schaafs from Barbeau, Janet Hughes from Kint, Eli Dumont of Midland, Mildred Weaver returning to Greenville, and many cross-town trips to Clare, Detroit, Lansing, Mt. Pleasant, and Gladwin.
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O’dale
Jack
Mike Griffin
Barbeau
Six Lakes
Janet Hughes
Kint
Elmer Hughes
Eli Dumont
Midland
Don Ackerman
Mildred Weaver
Greenville
Irvin Weaver
Harold Hughes
Charles Burns
Thelma
Charlotte
Micheal Cagey
Robert Burns
Ira Tooley
Gladwin
Otto Wastment
Alma
Seaver
Francis Kinney
Miles Derling
Clarence Bunting
Wayes
Ed. Bruce, Jr
Straub
Detroit
Ann Joes
A. B. Lucas
Bunker Hill
Wayland
Grand Rapids
Bryan Fanning Leaves Title Mixup in Local Notice
Bryan Fanning purchased a new Deluxe Ford coupe. The article lists numerous weekend visits and local events featuring families and residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Renate Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ample, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roth, and Morrel Clute among others. It notes Micheal Fanning’s return to activity after an ice incident and corrects a misprint on Fanning’s appointment, stating the proper title is County Agent of Welfare.
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Hillman
Charles ‘Ample
Dave Roth
Mt. Pleasant
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Clara Williams
Leota
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Rus Sharp
Ed. Bruce, Jr
Bob Roth
Micheal Fanning
D. Clute
Harold Clute
Sheridan
June Rose
Fern Dress
Glen Powers
Traverse City
Fred
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John Casey
Alanson
Micheal Casey
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Community building under construction near school
Work on the new community building east of the school progresses rapidly. Frank Stuckman designed plans show a one story 83 by 98 foot interior, 54 by 80 basketball floor, two 25 by 25 rooms under the stage, two dressing rooms with showers if funds allow. 47 men employed. Basement dug, foundation underway, brick laying to start by Friday. A temporary sawmill has been built on site.
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Frank Stuckman
CCC Enlists More Men at Camp 1613 Harrison
Thirty-five unemployed youths from Clare County were drafted into CCC Camp 1613 also called Camp Harrison. The total enlistment reaches 212 men and boys. Names listed include Rex Clure Francis Totton Allan Larnard James Mead and Oscar Hudson.
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James Mead
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Loomis Family Visits and Local Social Roundup
Loomis residents share visits with relatives and friends over the weekend. Several families, including the Harsh, Musser, Bergey, Van Sickle, and Emery households, hosted or visited kin and celebrated a birthday. كلمة
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Loomis
Kenneth Harvey
Arthur Johnson
Clare
John Bergey
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Vern Owens
Frank Emery
Vernon Hill
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Audrey Musser
Mona Jean Harvey
Guaranteed Treatment for Tender Stomach Adia Tablets Ad
Dr Emil s Adia Tablets claim relief for stomach pain between meals due to acidity indigestion and heartburn with a money back guarantee. The ad credits B Anderson druggist.
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Jesus Baptism and Temptation as Entrance to Mission
In Matthew 3 13-4 11 the baptism of Jesus marks his official consecration as Messiah and his first clash with Satan. Jesus rejects the devil with scripture and triumphs, setting the stage for his life work of salvation through sacrifice.
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Happiness and the elusive pearl of price
A reflective note contemplates happiness as a sought after treasure not measured by gold or silver. It suggests that people chase a satisfying good they believe they can treasure, though true contentment remains rare.
Keep Kindness to Save a Friend of Socrates
A reflective note on valuing kindness as force fails to bind a friend who is an animal and cannot be captured except through genuine gentleness. The passage urges souls to cherish the friend who has given Socrates as a present of insight and companionship.
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Local Lake News Roundup Brightens New Year
LAKE NEWS reports residents visiting theaters and towns across Clare, Lakeview, Farwell, and nearby areas. Names include Oman Shinebarger Scott Smalley Stanley Durham Duncan Shook Holmes McMichael Phillips and Hilliker. School notes mention nine spelling A students and a new project to improve wells toilets and grounds, creating jobs.
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Ideal Theater
Clare
Marion Shinebarger
Big Rapids
Matthew Scott
Lakeview
F. E. Smalley
Muriel
Anna May
Geo. Scott
BE. A. Stanley
Seam Muir
Farwell
Mt. Pleasant
Earle Shook
Baldwin
Bert Scott
Mr. Durham
Durham
Detroit
Duncan
Raymond Scott
Lodge
Newton McMicheal
Sears
Leo Cashin
Jay. Gilman
Roscommon
Wilbur
Chas
Phillips
Harry
Cornell
Briday
Aaron Irwin, Jr
Plint
Dorothy
Donald Andrews
Nada Hilliker
Wilbur Mel Lane
Donabell Smith
Louise ‘Oman
Olive Scott
Betty Laker
Charlotte Lyons
C C C News Camp Harrison Boxing Program Preview
CCC boys at Camp Harrison near Clare County prepare for a boxing show at the Harrison Opera House on Friday January 12 1934. Twenty one rounds are planned with hillbilly entertainment and local boys in action under Captain Robert P Weil.
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Michigan Firms Reinstated After Delinquent Fees
More than 1,500 Michigan corporations with void charters due to unpaid state franchise fees may be reinstated by paying at least one quarter of the delinquent amount before August 31, 1934. The law, effective December 26 1934, follows earlier tax installment measures and notices were sent by the Department of State.
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Department of State
Ohio Reciprocates on Driveway Plates for Cars
Ohio and Michigan reach a reciprocity pact allowing Michigan cars to pass through Ohio with two plates. Previously Ohio required Ohio dealer issued plates for through traffic starting 1934. The change favors Michigan’s auto shipments and factory-to-entry routes.
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