Public Notice Registration at Arthur Township
Notice states registration will be at John Brubaker’s home in Arthur Township all day July 9, the last day for registration. Townshi p Clerk.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
7
Notice states registration will be at John Brubaker’s home in Arthur Township all day July 9, the last day for registration. Townshi p Clerk.
The Clare County Bar Association lists an attorney availability schedule for Saturdays in Clare during summer vacation months. June 30 James S. Bicknell III, July 14 Robert H. Campbell, July 21 Harold B. Hughes, July 28 James S. Bicknell II, August 4 Theodore R. Pixley, August 11 Robert H. Campbell, August 18 Harold B. Hughes, August 25 James S. Bicknell, September 1 Theodore R. Pixley.
Notice states Clare School District No 8 will hold an annual election by legal voters at Clare Public School on July 9 1956 from 12 noon to 7 pm. Two members of the Clare Board of Education are to be elected. Dated June 29 1956 Dr C B Neff Secretary.
Expressions of deep thanks from the Bodking family for support during illness and death. Special appreciation to Rev VanderVeen for comfort, pallbearers, quartet, neighbors and friends. Thanks to Stephenson Funeral Home, Colonville Sunday School, Colonville ladies, Mt Pleasant Hospital staff and doctors Wichert and Davis.
Registration notice for the General Primary on August 7 1956 in Wise Township Isabella County Michigan. Clerk to receive registration on most days except Sundays holidays and the day of elections with last day July 9th from 8 am to 8 pm. Includes names LaVern Rockett Roy Wilson and dates. Also notices annual school meeting for Grant Township No 4 July 9 1956 8 pm with Paul Nass director.
Ralph Carter Isabella County Township clerk will be at home on Monday July 9 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to register voters for the Primary Election in Gilmore Township.
The electors of Wallace district 7 in Arthur township Clark county vote July 9 1956 on two propositions Shall the remaining section annex with Hayes Township unit at Harrison and Will the annexing district assume the existing bond issue Beulah Davis Director 4212
Garfield Township residents are urged to register at Garfield Town Hall on Monday July 9 from 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 5 pm and at the registrar's home until 8 pm. This is the last day to register to vote in the August primaries. Dona Scott.
Qualified voters of Sheridan Township who are not registered and wish to do so may appear before me on or before July 9, 1956 at my residence Carl E H Bradley Clerk Sheridan Township.
Voters of Grant township are informed to attend at Grant town hall on Saturday July 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and at Clerk S A Dawson's home on Monday July 9 as the last day to register for any primary.
Publication order in Clare County Probate Court announces July 30 1956 hearing on Gertrude Cox petitioning for administration and heir determination. Notice to heirs by publication for three weeks and by served copy to known parties. Judge George Bates presiding.
A county extension agent promotes roadside stand sales with free plans and tips from Michigan State University resources. The item includes a Pennsylvania Dutch chicken pie recipe and cooking notes, highlighting a mimeographed six bulletin summary by George Motts and a practical guide for vendors and families.
A crossword puzzle fragment lists varied clues across many numbers with misspellings and garbled entries including cooking vessel, 24 hours, silkworm, and terms relating to people, places, and objects. The readable items hint at a standard grid jumble rather than a coherent theme or solved answers.
Michigan State University will add new housing for both single and married students after approval by the State Board of Agriculture. A 1,000-student dormitory tops the plan, with 824 married-student units to be built next year to cover a 1,700 waiting list. The Sarvis firm was authorized to submit the dormitory plans.
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