F. and R. Town Line Guests Visit Friends at Gilmore
Saturday and Sunday visits include Mrs. Fred Bader Norma Bell and Miss Beatrice Jannett from Old Greenwich Conn Frederick W. Clark World Traveler and Miss Viola Kasino from New York City staying with Miss Kasino’s aunt Mrs Oliver Campbell on the way home from the Chicago fair Also Mrs Margaret Briggs Ruth of Glare visited at the Campbell home and the Young Peoples Sindsay class plans an ice cream social for church support with services noted for next Sunday evening Attendees include Mr and Mrs William Butters and son Jerry of Lansing visiting relatives Je Butters and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. and
R. Town Line
Fred Bader
Norma Bell
Gilmore
Beatrice Jannett
Old Greenwich
Conn
Frederick W. Clark
Viola Kasino
New York City
Kasino
Oliver Campbell
Chicago
Margaret Briggs
Ruth
Glare
Eagle
Blanch Strouse
Ronald Langworthy
Colonville
Young Peoples Sindsay
William Butters
Jerry
Lansing
Je ‘W. Butters
George Anderson
C. D. Harvey
Florence
Mdtia Bergey
Letser
Winifred
Fire Jake
Chas, Davis
Brown City
CG. D. Harvey
Erma Wester
John Bell
Donnie Court
Doris
Sidney Court
Hobinson
West Freeman Notes on Fishing and Local Visits
Quiet days as residents spent time fishing with good results. Sunday school attendance at Brook's church noted. Local men worked on the road. Shinabargers and families visited friends, and several trips to Harrison and Lake occurred for business and leisure. Cucumber picking at Lake station began this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin
S.hb
Lake
Shinabarger
Wallker
Elm Grove Notes Visitors and Sunday School Picnic
Local residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Warner and Mrs. John Sommers of Detroit, plus others from Grand Rapids and Beaverton, attended a visited weekend. A Sunday school picnic at the Grange hall was held despite rain with ice cream, cake, and games. The group included Rev. M. R. Hendrich and Helen Geimer.
Advance Grange Weekend Activities and Nearby Visits
Miss Ruth Bradley of Clare visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Bradley over the weekend. Miss Barbra Carry of Beaverton stayed Friday to Monday with Miss Lucille Schunk. Mr and Mrs Cotton drove to Traverse City Friday returning Saturday with cherries. Elm Grove Sunday school class picnic succeeded despite rain. they regrouped at the grange hall for dinner and a girls vs boys ball game on the Bradley diamond. Ice cream and cake planned for grange next Tuesday. organizers invite a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bradley
Clare
Harry Bradley
Barbra ‘Carry
Beaverton
Lucille Scehunk
Sarah Schunk
V. Tryon
Cotton
Traverse City
Saunday
Elm Grove
Albo
Grange Hall
Bradley
Stanley Schunk
Chas. Russell
Bruce Williams
Albert Allen
Grange
Grangers
Community Notes from Eagle and Nearby
A telegram to Mr and Mrs Adam Regal says Ernie Regal will have back surgery Monday in Ann Arbor with hopes for a successful operation and speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Chas Merrill of Colonville and their son Morris of Flint visited Mr and Mrs Frank Bratt. Showers boost late crops especially potatoes and beans. Geo Vandewarker moved to the local farm living in a trailer while Mrs Vandewarker visits Detroit and Canada. A large crowd attended church as Rev Ramseyer delivered a sermon and later left for home. Miss Fisther Poet visits Clare with Ruth Ireland. Robi Hutchinson lost a nurse on Saturday when she collapsed at work. Mrs Henry Kleiner also lost a horse that day, long ill. J Ailen family toured the See orchards and brought cherries home. Mrs Chris Webber visited her aunt Mrs H Weiner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Regal
Ann Arbor
Ernie
Chas. Merrill
Colonville
Morris
Flint
Frank Bratt
Geo. Vandewarker
Geo
Detroit
Canada
Chiurch
Rev. Ramseyer
Ruth Ireland
Robi. Hutchinson
Henry Kleiner
J A. Ailen
See Orchards
Chris Webber
Sirs
H. Weiner
Eagle Ball Team Defeats Brown Friday
Local softball game at Kenneys Ball Park saw Eagle edge Brown 11 to 10 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Robt. Kleiner and Bob Jet sparked the comeback as center fielder miscommunication faded and crowd cheers surged. Eszlemans led the cheer squad while Brown players remained good sports despite the late shift in momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneys Ball Park
Eagle Corners
Eagle
Brown
Brown Boys
Robt
Kleiner
Bob Jet
Sunday visits and local social news from Colville area
Residents and travelers gathered for family visits and picnics across Colville and Clare areas. Notables include Allen Gerow Doris Clare Patricia and Robert Clure at Francis Thomas farm, Kistler moving into a new home, and rain aiding wheat threshing amid community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah, Bod: Kins
Mys
Allen ,Gerow
Doris
Clare
Patricia
Robert Clure
Francis Thomas
Sheridan
Arthur Philips
Eberhardt Grove
Carl Kistler
Sam Liechti
Muriel Goostree
Pontiac
Tessie
Beulah Bodkins
Throop
M. D. Clare
Houghton Lake
Lyle Waite
Myrtie Strouse
Leaton
Prank Walters
George Vandewarker
Patricia Clute
Clute
Central Gilmore Church of Christ Services
The Central Gilmore Church of Christ invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 45 p m orchestra at 8 15 p m and an evening sermon at 8 30 p m Pastor Myles Overton leads the services and invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church of Christ
A.m. Christian
Endeavor
Myles Overton
Gilmore Free Methodist Church
Wood and Leonard reunion draws over a hundred
Families gathered at Forest Hill Sunday for the Wood and Leonard reunion with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woods and Mr. Alvin Wood among attendees. Pearl Moore of Akron and Harford Welch of Gilmore were united in marriage by Rev. Bert McGuire at Farwell on Sunday, July 16, with plans to move to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Walter Woods
Alvin Wood
Overton
Miss Bishop
Wood and Leonard
Forest Hill
Guy Perry
LaVern Perry
Chippewa
Pearl Moore
Akron
Ohio
Harford Welch
Gilmore
Bert Mc‘Guire
Farwell
Loomis Social Notes and Local Visits Across Town
Loomis residents share visits including Mrs Abe Chambers of Lansing buried in Loomis cemetery. Mrs Jerry Burns and sons visited the Harry home. several called at Mrs Albina Gerow and the Bell farm fire damage noted. Community plans a shadow social at the Little Brown church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Beaverton
Abe Chambers
Lansing
Loomis Cemetery
Jerry Burns
James
Wilbur
Harry
Berry Marsh
Bell Farm
Albina Gerow
George Hemstreet
Mash Bergey
Ray Bergey
Marve Wilson
Ralph Teal
George Andeorsoar
Biton and Myriem
Lloyd Gerow
Parliament Absent MPs Face Imprisonment Under Speaker Order
Members of parliament who persistently miss sittings may be jailed under a Speaker order. The last such imprisonment occurred in 1824, reflecting strict enforcement of attendance rules and parliamentary discipline.
Gideon and the Three Hundred Courage Against Odds
A lesson on Judges chapter six detailing Israels bondage under Midian, Gideons call, the Lord weeding out the fearful, and the miraculous victory with 300 men. The narrative links faith grounded in Gods word to bold action and strategic use of trumpets lamps and pitchers to defeat a larger army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Gideon
Israel
Gladges
Harod
Gideom
Christ
Must Have First Place In Life, Not A Second
Quote about faith and priority: God accepts first place not second. Author Ryssin suggests offering a second place to God yields no place at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Ryssin
Energizing Power and the Drive of Living Mentors
A reflective piece credits hopeful plans progress and the labor of living men and women as the force behind the world�s advances. It emphasizes individual effort and perseverance as key to societal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live For
Legislature Adjourns Amid Veto Battles and Tax Rulings
The July 17 adjournment follows a tense session. Governors vetoed key bills, House votes fell short on several measures, and the sales tax board issued broad exemptions for agricultural production. A proposed suspension of the tax was debated. if unconstitutional, a special session may be called. Also notes that November 1, 1933 marks the tax payment deadline without penalties for delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Munshaw
Michigan
Sales Tax Board
Hin
Tax Board
State Administrative Board
Clare City Council Proceedings July 3 1933
Regular Clare council meeting reports present members Bayes Forbes Holmes Osborn with Ramey absent. Bills approved after finance review including water, cemetery, street and police needs. Mayor to form a one person loan interview committee to seek U S funding for city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Common Council
City of
J. H. Wilson
Bayes
Forbes
Holmes
Osborn
Archambault
Ramey
Germon Council
Alderman Ramey
Griffin
James A. Reeder
Board of Supervisors
Yeas
Clare Hiwe, & Furniture G Co
Clare Hiwe & Furniture Co
Thos
Abbott
Michigan Municipal Lea
Clare Ralty Co
Consumers Power Co
Streat
City Hall
Holmés
Ags
U. S
Lansing
Journ
Carrieda
H., Wilson
D. Carl. Holbrook
Appointment of Administrator in Sprapie Estate
Probate Court of Clare County orders publication for hearing on August 14 1938 regarding Nita Woodthorpe petition to grant administration of Mart C. Sprapie deceased to Bert Douglas or another suitable person. Public notice to run weekly in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Mart C. Sprapie
Nita Woodthorpe
Bert Douglas
Clare Sentinel
Thos, S. Dorsey
Foreclosure of Mortgage on Garfield Township Lands
Mortgage held by Lapeer County Bank on 240 acres in Garfield Township Clare County Michigan will be foreclosed after default. Public sale to highest bidder at Harrison court house steps October 7 1933 at 10 a.m. Receiver Harry Olmstead of Imlay City Michigan authorizes sale with Elmer Shumar attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Edgerton
Frances A. Edgerton
Lapeer County Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Imlay City
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Clare County
Court House
Harrison
Garfield
Clare
Harry Olmstead
Clare Ordinance Amends Water Shutoff Charge
The city adopts an amendment to Ordinance No 125 to set a delinquent water shutoff charge at one dollar. It repeals inconsistent ordinances but otherwise leaves the original ordinance in effect. Signed by Mayor JH Wilson and Deputy City Clerk T Carl Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
City of
Jh, Wilson
T. Carl Holbrook
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court
The Probate Court of Clare County gives notice to creditors of Jessie E. Brasington to present claims by November 13, 1938. Claims will be heard November 4, 1933 at 10 AM in Harrison. Judge Thomas S. Dorsey issues the notice dated July 17, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Jessie E. Brasington
Harrison
Thomas S. Dorsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Freeman
Gerald Warner
John Sommers
Robert Bennett
Ted Viddian
Grand Rapidy
Lee Badgley
Maggie Marie Gray
Edwin
FP. P. Davis
Barbara Cary
Lucille Schunk
Arthur Clamsohm
Port Maron
Saginaw
George Penny
Tryon
Fenny
Wilson Rinehart
Charles Russell
Wellington Badgley
Henry Rhodes
M. R. Hendrich
Helen Eimer Oi
B. J. Sanford
Quice
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatman
McEwan Street
T. Carl. Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Bowler & Bowler Attorneys and Counsellore AT Law
McKwan
Mit
Dunlop
Central Gilmore
Loomis
Fred Busche
Fizwater
Pooulty ‘Moody Bible Institute of Chicano
Newspaper Unione
Miles M. Callaghan
Osceola-Clara District
Supreme Court
the Common Council
Resulta
State OF
Thos S. Dorsey
Elmer Shumar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!