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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
3
Final administration account of Jesus Severson estate filed by Fred O. McGuire in Clare County Michigan. Probate Court sets June 30 1980 at 10:00 AM for examination and allowance with distribution of residue. publication required for three consecutive weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S Dorsey.
Probate Court of Clare County schedules hearing for Anna E. Greenman to seek license to sell Clarence J. Greenman estate real property. Hearing set for June 27 1930 at ten o'clock with notice to interested parties for three consecutive weeks. True copy signed by Thomas Dorsey judge of probate.
In Clare County Michigan a chancery case Mammoth Petroleum v Livingston and Oaks orders appearance of defendant Jack D Livingston and unknown heirs within three months. If not, the bill may be confessed. Publication in The Clare Sentinel required within twenty days and weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days prior.
List of county township city and village officers for Clare County Michigan for 1930 1931 includes names of chairman secretary clerks judges prosecutors and other officials from Clare Harrison Farwell Midland and surrounding areas. It also lists terms of holding court and naturalization days with scheduled dates and officers such as Circuit Judge Ray Hart Clerk Wm A Henderson Prosecuting Attorney T Cal Holbrook Sheriff Edmond Woods and Probation Officer William Murphy.
The War Department installs a bronze tablet on the Arlington tomb of Mrs Mary Randolph detailing her lineage as a descendant of Pocahontas and relatives of Jefferson and Lee The tablet clarifies her epitaph and life dates The piece also notes plans for a George Washington Bicentennial publicity push including motor vehicle displays under Rep Sol Bloom and Lt Col U S Grant III.
The Sun is described as a colossal furnace with an 866000 mile diameter and a mean Earth distance of 93000000 miles. Gravity is 28 times Earth’s, light speed is 186000 miles per second, and sunlight reaches Earth in eight minutes. The article notes immense heat, future extinction of the Sun, and its overpowering illumination relative to calcium light.
G. M. Bierly argues the sun provides light heat and energy, enabling food clothing and essential life needs. He notes its role in lifting waters, purifying seas and air, and sustaining civilization through inexhaustible power and life itself.
Corlis and Agnes Noster of Detroit visited their grandparents the Foster home. John Nevins and Neal Nevins from Flint, with Neal’s family, spent the weekend there. Neal Nevins traveled to Harrison on Thursday. Shorewood visited the Peter Cook home last week. Ida Stid of Lansing called on Mrs. C J Dells last week. Alton Merrideth of Lansing visited the John Suttons Saturday. Winterfield school picnic occurred last Saturday. JL Longs visited Kingless Friday.
Elm Grove reports Burt Hess returning from Cheboygan with visit gains. Mrs Fred Hess leaves Flint after a two month stay with local relatives. Ruth Bradley ill with measles. Catherine Butters back to Alma work after a week at her parents home. Cora Wilson learns her brother Bruce Smith is critical in hospital after appendicitis operation. Charles Butters family of Flint and Ivar Keiser family of Flint are also noted.
Mrs. Ed Athey of Muskegon and Mr. and Mrs. Burt Orvis of the Eagle spent Sunday visiting the George Athey and J W Butters households respectively.
A New York woman says she lost 14 pounds using Kruschen Salts, reporting reduced fatigue after work and increased energy. The ad notes a four week bottle costs 85 cents at A Be. Anderson’s or any drug store, with daily half teaspoon in hot water and reduced starches plus walking.
In the matter of the estate of Milo Robinett deceased four months from May 23 1930 are allowed for creditors to present claims for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file at the probate office Harrison on or before September 17 1930. Claims will be heard September 24 1930 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Thus S Dorsey 3114.
State of Michigan Glare Clarencé J Greenman deceased. Creditors must present claims by October 3, 1930. Hearing set for October 6, 1930 at 10:00 AM in the probate court. Dated June 1, 1936 Thos. S. Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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