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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
6
Probate Court of Glare County Michigan announces four months from January 17 1930 to file creditor claims. Claims must be presented at the Harrison probate office by May 12 1930. The court will hear them on May 10 1930 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
Probate Court of Harrison County Michigan schedules hearing for the estate of Elizabeth J. Brown. Jennie B. Norton seeks admission of the will and administration to Norton or another suitable person. Hearing set for February 14, 1930 at 10 AM with publication in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
In the Circuit Court for Clare County a chancellery case, Adam Oliver and Olive Olver vs Richard Welch et al., the court orders defendants to appear within three months and file answers within fifteen days after service, or the bill will be confessed. Publication in The Clare Sentinel is ordered for six weeks, or personal service at least twenty days before appearance.
Public notice offers payments for cows and dead stock to be collected or delivered to All-American Fur Farm, Leota, Michigan. Respondents are asked to mail a description of residence with contact details to the farm.
Mrs Ralph Hughes dies in Lansing prompting condolences from neighbors and relatives. Local residents include Mrs Walter Rhodes and family from Flint visiting relatives. and Harold Hughes, Iola Amble, Merie Fosgett, along with students from CMT and Harbor Springs, all attending events and gatherings. Harrison city team defeats Vanderbilt 40 to 14 at the Opera House. Seniors receive class rings. juniors stage The Wedding Present.
Word has been received of the birth of a daughter Joye Doreen to Rev and Mrs C B Lyons Jones. Bernice's seventh birthday honored with a party January twentieth. Families visit and travel news include Jarman and Glenn Jarman calling at Blam Seymour home. Bay City hospital visit for Rolland Burkard with blood poisoning. A six month old died of heart trouble for Mrs Blam Seymour's cousin. Early morning wake and death by 5 30 am. Cold weather enjoyed recently. Milton Davison chopped wood. Charles Grell seeks work in Flint. A family reunion dinner at Louis Finch home recalls birthdays of Mr Finch and son Arthur. Attendees include Flint residents Harley Bentley Lyman etc. Elmer Schofield visited his mother. Sunday activities noted.
Orlo Jones and sister Lola of Grelton Ohio visited on Saturday. H B Jones and family returned home Sunday after helping care for their sick father and mother. Helen Shimmel has been ill for a week. Rodger Palmer, Laurence Palmer and son visit Monroe neighbors. Chaffee shipped stock to Detroit last week. Cecil Mead visited Herbert Shimmel.
In this neighborhood a few residents are building ice houses at Bertha Lake Resort. Reports note Mr. and Mrs. R. Cowles visiting Farwel and Clare last week. Local attendees joined T. Nichols’ birthday party in Lake George and others like Messry Wolf Newsom and wives from Lake George. Campbell and Billie, and Miss Brill from Windover spent Friday at O. W. Kube’s. D. Cadogan and Carey of Ann Arbor dined with Oscar Kube while Myron Dunkie and son Earl cut wood for Wm. Kube. O. W. Kube and H. Kress hosted a gathering at Lake George, featuring a fish dinner. H. Van Horn from Mt. Pleasant also stopped by.
About fifty neighbors gathered Tuesday night at Mr. and Mrs. Q A Skeels to celebrate their 38th anniversary. The evening included cards and dancing followed by a late supper. Mrs Hthel Manwaring baked a beautiful wedding cake as guests wished the couple happiness.
Mrs Durfee and Clare visitors drop by while Wm Bogue and family dine with Roy Green and kin. John List Sr visits Hatton. Miss Saloma Smith stays with Hill ranch hosts. Brockway breaks axle en route to Clare. Harl Burton calls in Hatton. Neighbors gather at Clarence Durfee's home to celebrate his 75th birthday.
The Help-the-Hostess Cub met for a 7:00 PM dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price of the Currie farm. Members drew names to aid Santa who would visit with a Christmas tree at the O'Grady home, but a postponement due to smallpox shifted plans. A short business meeting elected officers and set a February 12 gathering with Mrs. Grimason in Clare.
Fragmentary notes describe a stone house in Delaware County Pennsylvania used as Lafayette headquarter before the Brandywine battle. It mentions he was wounded under a tree during the action and references Geneva and a return to the United States.
A local offer advertises free radio tubes testing at Kirk Patricks Drug Store. Customers can bring radios in for evaluation and potential replacement parts.
Questioning how to shed fat quickly and feel healthier, the ad promises rapid weight loss, more energy, and better mood. It touts an 85 cent four week bottle, urges daily half teaspoonfuls, and claims Kruschen salts improve blood, nerves, and glands while comparing cost to hundreds of dollars. It ends by naming Anderson's drug store as where to buy.
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