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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1944
Page
2
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders two months for creditors to present claims against the estate of Pheba A. Harris. It designates March 10, 1944 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison probate office for examination and adjustment of all claims. George Bates, Judge of Probate.
Hope M. Boyd petitions for administration of Fred Boyd estate with hearing scheduled February 7 1944 at ten o clock in the probate office. Public notice to run three successive weeks in the Clare Sentinel as directed by Judge George Bates.
State of Michigan Probate Court orders creditors to present claims for the estate of Eugene Holmes, deceased. Claims must be received at the Probate Office by March 18, 1944 at 10:00 AM for examination and adjustment. Publication notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge of Probate.
The Dick Kenyon family of Midland joined relatives in Muskegon visits with Homer Rodgers family. Cora and Mabel Smedley and Olive Laverty spent the weekend with W. Smedley family. Mrs. Laura Wilds and Doris Timpe visited, and Bertha Rulapaugh hosted. Homer Rodgers is recovering from flu. Donna returns to school. Junior Nowlen stayed with aunt Bertha Rulapaugh overnight. Art Coffell Betty Varney and baby called on J. B. Timpe family.
A hearing is set in Clare County on January 18 1944 for the estate of John White deceased. The court orders all heirs to file a copy of this order with the probate office by January 20 and publish once weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
The final administration account of Lilly M. Mickle, deceased, filed by Theo Wallington in the county court seeks allowance and distribution of the estate. The court fixes January 28, 1944, at 10 a.m. for examination and approval at the probate office, with notice to the Clare Sentinel to publish successive weeks beforehand.
In said court the administrator filed a petition seeking a court order to limit the time for presenting claims against the estate and to set a time and place to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands. The court ordered that two months from the date be set for this process.
In the matter of Mary Gibis, deceased, Lawrence Gibis petitions to admit a will and grant administration to himself as executor or suitable person. A hearing is set for February 21, 1944 at 9:00 AM in Probate Court. Publication of this notice in The Clare Sentinel weekly for three weeks prior is ordered.
Timetables show Eastern War Time and routes for Ann Arbor R Harter agent South and North trains, Pere Marquette schedules, Foster Bus Line daily and Sunday variations, Great Lakes Greyhound Lines connections, Yellow Bus Line to Saginaw and Cadillac Manistee Frankfort, and Dow Workers Bus departures from Clare with multiple daily times.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Price of Owosso and Mr and Mrs Edd Dady visited Mrs Ida Price and Elroy on Sunday. Mrs Price is much improved. Lawrence Mayhew and Everett Silver families plus two sons joined them at a farm home weekend. Chas Adeblue Cedric Skeels and Clarence Skeels spent Sunday with Chas Manwaring. Buster Rose now stationed in the Navy with wife and two children. Raymond Rose serving in Alaska.
Gilmore Church of Christ led by guest minister W H Bell conducts Lord's Day services January 30 with morning worship at 10:00 and Bible School at 11:00 under Alvin Wood as superintendent. The auxiliary aims to teach the Bible to all ages and invites new members to fellowship.
Local residents share social visits and birthdays with Burt Douglas celebrating his 60th. Virginia Gordon and family visit relatives in Frost township and Clare. Albert Roland repairs cars for neighbors while Elvin Budd recovers from flu. Red Cross plans meet February 3. Virginia Gordon plans a trip with her daughter in Pontiac.
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