Public Notice Final Administration Account Appointed
State of Michigan probate court in Clare County issues order for publication. Fred O. McGuire as executor filed final administration account for the estate of George A Bowen. Court sets February 14 1930 at 11:00 AM at the Harrison probate office to examine and allow the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Heorge A. Bowen
Fred O. McGuire
Probate of Foreign Will in Clare County Court
The Probate Court of Clare County holds a session in rison on January 28 1930. Annie C Kleman petitions for probate of an Illinois admitted will and administration to Annie C Kiernan or an appropriate person. A hearing is set for February 21 1930 at 10 AM with three weeks of public notice in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Courtney A. Kleman
Annie GC. Kleman
Illinois
Annie C. Kiernan
Clare Sentinel
Appointment of Administrator in the Brownell estate
In the matter of the estate of Robert Brownell, Joseph Brownell files to grant administration to John B. Doherty or another suitable person. The probate judge orders February 24, 1930 at 10:00 AM for hearing. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Hale Sentinel in Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Farrison
Ounty
Prasen
Thog. G. Dorsey
Frohbate
Robert B.wnell
Joseph Brownell
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Local grocery ads list bargains on soaps and canned goods
Fred M Morgan Service offers Fels Naptha soap ten bars for 49 cents Pure Leaf Lard one pound two for 25 cents Silver Bell Oleo two pounds for 25 cents Super Suds package nine cents California Sardines in tomato sauce one pound can ten cents Lux or Palmolive soap four bars for 25 cents Raisings seeded or seedless fifteen ounce package two for 19 cents Mother's Cannaware oats quick or regular package 29 cents Red ripe tomatoes No 2 cans three for 25 cents French's mustard two jars 19 cents Ralston's Wheat Food package 21 cents Jello all flavors package Te Pork and Beans eighteen ounce cans La Choy Sprouts No 2 can 8 cents
Daily Pere Marquette Schedule fragment
A fragment of a Pere Marquette timetable notes daily service with times around 10:09 a.m. and 58:37 a.m. plus a note all daily except Sunday.
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Pere Marquette
Farwell Church Services Announced
Farwell Methodist Church pastor W. W. Hurd leads usual Sunday services. Church of God with pastor Wim. Teeter holds 10:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11:30 a.m. preaching, plus 7:30 p.m. evening service. Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God Wim
Teeter
Reorganized Church Activities and Local News
The Reorganized Church with R. B. McGuire as president lists Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and Bible Study moved to 2:30 p.m. due to bad roads. A long village notes section reports visits, travel, illnesses, sales, and a school operetta dates plus market specials at Jackson's Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. McGuire
Brafich
Bible Glass
L. D
Last Rites Held for Mrs John Moore in Farwell
Mrs Viola Tiefeman Moore longtime Farwell resident died after a weeklong illness. Born September 20 1889 she married John Moore December 25 1908 and had six children. Survived by husband two sons Billy Walter and two daughters Lillian and Mary Alene. sister Mrs Gay Perry Lansing and brother Denzil Tiefeman Farwell. Funeral at Farwell M B Church officiated by Rev N B Johnson with interment at Farrygell Cemetery. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Moore Mrs D Davis Mrs Guy Perry and Mr and Mrs John Ritchie.
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Viola
Tiedeman
Tarwell
John Moore
Billy
Walter
Lillian
Mary Alene
Gay Perry
Lansing
Denzil Tiefeman
Farwell
Farwell M. B
N. B. Johnson
Farrygell
Walter Moore
D. Davis
Saginaw
Guy Perry
John Ritchie
Weidman
Farwell Woman's Club Hosts Travelogue Night
The Farwell Woman's Club met at Mrs. Madge Lambs January 8th with 20 members sharing favorites. Miss Bertha Ronan a Central State Teachers College dean spoke on her Europe tour as the Glee Club sang national hymns and roses were given to Ronan and Mrs Mulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell Woman's Club
Madge Lamb
Girls High School
Lamb
Mulder
Georgia Littlefield
Ronan
Wait
Mercer
Clare
Stanley
Mildred Stanley
Marjory Johnson
Isham
Trumbull
Farwell
Dean
Cranberry Lake
Glee Club
Babe Called Beyond
Clarence Williard Suckle, one year two months and twenty six days old, of Farwell, died January 26. He is survived by his parents Eugene Suckle and wife, Donald his brother, four grandparents and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mary H House of the Latter Day Saints and burial took place in Farwell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Williard
Eugene Suckle
Farwell
Donald
Mary H. House
Latter Day Saints Church
Card of Thanks for kindness after bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement including flowers singing and Rev Johnson's comforting words. Signed by John Moore and family Guy Perry D Davis Denzel Tiedeman Walter Moore and spouses.
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Johnson
John Moore
Guy Perry
D. Davis
Denzel Tiedeman
Walter Moore
Right to trust in God quote echoes nautical imagery
A fragmentary quotation by George McDonald blends religious faith with seafaring imagery. The line contrasts trusting in God with standing to one’s halliards and a marlinspike motif, implying faith versus practical need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
George McDonald
Power of Passion as Natural Persuasion
The quote attributes persuasive power to passion, claiming it is a natural art whose rules are infallible. It suggests that even a simple man with passion can persuade more effectively than the most eloquent speaker, citing Rouchefoucauld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouchefoucauld
Icebergs Graveyard Drifts South of Nova Scotia
Scientists describe the Labrador current carrying icebergs toward a region 400 miles south of Nova Scotia where disintegration accelerates. The area is known as the graveyard of the seaberg, where bergs steadily vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labrador
Nova Scotia
Elm Grove Community Notes Doings and Visits
Mr and Mrs George Fitzpatrick hosted visitors from West Grant on Monday. Loren Krug was taken to Bay City hospital last Thursday. Hinora Williams remains ill at this writing. Calvin Cotton and son Melvin spent Sunday with Virgil Newman. Lo Nunn visited Plovehee and Frances Hildebrandt. Catherine Butters visited Mrs John Densmore. George Penny returned to Detroit Monday for work. Henry Warner Jr farms horses for riding. Paul White of Flint visited with his parents William and Mrs Schieber. Fred Hess of Flint has seen his sons Walter and Bert the past two weeks. A wood bee was held at Mr Keiths Monday afternoon. Rev Brics returned Sunday evening after illness and delivered an impressive sermon.
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George Irwin
Clifford Brasington
Dick Whitaker
W. Co. Fuller
Maggie Mott
Wm. Dickerson
Clare
al. Powell
Mt. Pleasant
Greenman
J. H. Stinchcomb
Mat Coloskey
A. Brown
Frank Irwin
Cranberry Lake
Albert Vincent
Elwood Sanderson
Flint
Chas. Stinchecomb
Edith
John Coulter
Lucille
Thomson
Henry House
Nelson Weaver
Marion Fuller
Whitaker
Eliza Putman
Lucas
Alger Cline
Martha Fuller
Joe Rawson
Bay City
Jessie Brasington
Girls Glee Club
Farwell High School
Alfred Richmond
Senton
Vincent Hisenhauer
Joe
Hisenhauer
Frank Babcock
Bertha
Erma
Wilton Powell
George Fitzpatrick
A. Dora
West Grant
Loren Krug
Hinora Williams
Winterfield Social Notes and Local News
Winterfield families share dinners and visit kin while neighbors extend sympathy for a funeral. Nell Nervins and Suttons dine together. Dillenbeck burial at Greenwood follows a Harrison funeral. Local health and travel notes include Ruth Nevins ill and Lewis Long improving. farmers adapt to impassable roads as mail delivery resumes by car.
Local notes from Rosebush area report illnesses and visits
Mary Lynch returns from Saginaw after two weeks with relatives at Vern Prost home. Ralph Wixon is very ill with pneumonia. John Lowery back from University hospital in Ann Arbor improving. W P Betts visits Saginaw parents. Sam Myers and James Stickle family visit Frank Johnston home in Rosebush. A C Motyer and Harry Maybee attend conference in Grand Rapids. Lorne Coyne visits Detroit on business. Andrew Thren family of Remus visit Emery First. Arthur Manausa of Flint spends weekend with C W Stunter. Frank Lynch visits Saginaw on business. Walter Galgozzi visiting Indiana. Five men motor to Detroit on business due to sickness. Pastor Bates hopes to preach next Sunday. Encourage attendance at Sunday School and church. Locals attend Clare daily meeting early week and report it worthwhile. Frank Barton still in New Boston at his brother’s home due to illness.
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Rose
Mary Lynch
Saginaw
Lavern Prost
Ralph Wixon
John Lowery
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
Mr. Lowery
W. P. Betts
James W. Betts
Sam Myers
James Stickle
George
Stickle
Toronto
Canada
Frank Johnston
A. C. Motyer
Harry Maybee
Grand Rapids
Lorne Coyne
Detroit
Andrew
Thren
Remus
Emery
Arthur Manausa
Fi Ei
W. Stunter
Frank Lynch
Walter Galgozzi
Indiana
Earl Willey
Wilbert Johnston
Arthur Morgan
Howard Kennedy
Leo McConnell
Bates
Clare
Frank Barton
New Boston
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Winter Weather
Orville Bates returns from Pontiac after visiting relatives. Marion Gebhart enroute to his uncle’s home in the north. Frank Allen back from Flint. Vaccination leaves many with sore arms. Laura McCrea and children of Glare visit the Kleiners. A. H. Hutchinson and family from Midland call. Winter is severe with zero temperatures and impassable side roads. John Rhodes and Elmer Miller are ill. Sunday School attendance remains light after holidays.
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Orville Bates
Pontiac
Marion Gebhart
Frank Allen
Flint
Laura McCrea
Glare
Ernest Kleiner
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
John Rhodes
Elmer Miller
Births and local notes from Northwest Vernon neighborhood
An infant girl named Alaine Hisia Cassidy was born to Mr and Mrs Claud Cassidy on Monday January 20 weighing eleven and a half pounds. Neighborhood activity includes ice cutting at Gorr lake and summer packing. Residents like Wm Hendrie P Schaffer M Waterline Floyd Cassidy Arleigh Gorr and families are mentioned with visits illness and schooling notes.
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Claud Cassidy
Alaine Hisia
Gorr Lake
Wm. Hendrie
Holland
P. Schaffer
Currie Farm
Laprippe
Clare High School
Leon
Leonard Stanley
Bernard Gorr
Jack van Sicklen
Hiry Tice
Jim Nevill
Garl Pulcifer
Marion
Donald Price
Donald
Bernice Cobreigl
M. Waterline
Gilmore
Walter Haterline
Floyd Cassidy
Flint
Claud
Arleigh Gorr
Clare
John Duncan
Laura McCrea
Mya
Theo. Gunderman
Snow and Social Rounds Mark Weekend in Parish Area
Short call at Mrs M Parrish home. J C Tice visiting son Clarence and family arrived Thursday to spend time with Mortie Tice. Community offers sympathy to Jas and Thos Grogan on their father’s death. Heavy snow blocked roads and halted mail Saturday. Wind blew north and south roads full of snow requiring shoveling to restore thru traffic. Wm Hendrie and daughters Claribel and Zanna attended a birthday gathering for H W Burd’s 78th birthday and visited Thos Bolen in Vernon City. Mrs Jas Sherman and Alice dined with Mrs M Kraatz in Hinkieville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Tice
Clarence
Mortie Tice
Jas
Thos. Grogan
Jas. Grogan
Wm. Hendrie
Claribel
Zanna
H. W. Burd
Mr. Burd
Thos. Bolen
Vernon City
Human pulse ranges through life from infant to elderly
The article explains how the heart rate changes with age. Newborns show about 180 to 140 beats per minute, adults around 70, and older individuals about 60 to 75 beats per minute under normal health conditions.
Helpfulness as mutual duty in Ruskin's view of hierarchy
A quotation expounds that true help consists of reciprocal aid among people. It argues that recognizing superiority without confessing or aiding it harms both parties, turning the withholder into a purveyor of injustice rather than kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Notable Michigan deaths and incidents in brief
Alma-Hiram Cole, 88, died from burns at the Michigan Masonic Home after his clothing ignited. A Benton Harbor youth sought after attacking 18 year old Ethel Narrott, holding her head in snow. Mrs. Attie L. Stout dies in a Greenville auto crash. husband Leonard and daughter Mary injured. George Runyan, 80, perished in a southeast Carson City fire. Joseph Leighton, 76, collapses dead while cleaning his Bay City sidewalk. Floyd Albaugh killed in hunting accident near Edwardsburg. Norman Sole, 12, spent Christmas money on a Delta County sparrows bounty of 16.76 dollars.
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Alma
Hiram Cole
Michigan Masonic
Benton Harbor
Ethel Narrott
Greenville
Attie L. Stout
Leonard
Mary
Kenneth Crooks
Stout
Carson City
George Runyan
Here
Runyan
Bay City
Joseph Leighton
North
Madison, Avenué
Kelamazoo
Floyd Albaugh
Edwardsburg
Gladstone
Norman Sole
Delta County
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Legals
Tota
Fred M. Morgan
McEwan Street
Ralston
Church OF Latter Day Saints
Bruce Peleh
John Henry
Jackson's
Babe
Icebergs” Graveyard
Elm Grove
Winterfield
Neil Nervins
John Sutton
Peter Cook
James Heckthorn
Leona Heckthorn
Rllea Dillenbeck
Greenwood Cemetery
Mgr
Delts
Clinton Foster
Ruth
Northwest
Vernon
Jas.Sherman
Alice
Flair
Marshall Field & Co
Amos and
Andy
Puritas
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