Common Council May 21 1928 Clare City Meeting Minutes
The Clare city Common Council holds its May 21 1928 regular session with Mayor Hether presiding. Members present included Adams Feighner Leffingwell Richmond Smalley and Wilson. no one absent. Minutes approved. Water sewer board communication reviewed. Bids for shingling city hall received. Herb Randall bid accepted. Bills referred to finance committee and then approved as recommended. Meeting adjourned.
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City of
Clare
Hether
Ald
Adams
Feighner
Leifingwell
Richmond
Smalley
Wilson
Michigan State Board of Health
Herb Randall
Leffingwell
Finance Committee
Wesley Snider
Clifford Richmond
Robert Bauder
John Lamb
Robert Bander
Wim. Parks
Wm. Parks
Clare Beaverton Lumber Co
Michigan Telephone Co
Eid
Hanley
Clare Ire
Knapp
Appointment of administrator in Smalley estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders that Fred H. Smalley petitioning for administration of the Elza M. Smalley estate be heard on June 30, 1928 at 10:00 AM. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presides.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Elza M. Smalley
Fred H. Smalley
Fred B. Smalley
Clare Sentinel
Dorsey
Weekend visits and hospital update noted at local homes
Leonard Clark of Flint visited John Bell for the weekend. Mrs Harley Sowle and her two children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Coe. Russell Gerow returned home from Farmington last week after hospital treatment on his leg and foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Clark
Flint
John Bell
Harley Sowle
Fred Coe
Russell Gerow
Farmington
Weekend Visits and Local Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs Ray Clark visited the Clarke family in Shepherd while others from town attended the play Ten Nights in a Bar Room in Clare Friday. Martha Andrews works in the Pantry and Farwell visitors Mr and Mrs Matt Colosky with children stay with Will and S Sowle. Wylda Mahan went to Clare on Saturday. Archie Powell of Ewart and G Gray of Detroit spent the weekend at Black Lake cottage. Mrs Jack Montgomery helps at Geo Scott’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Clark
Dexter
Shepherd
Clare
Martha Andrews
Matt Colosky
Farwell
Will Sowle
Wylda Mahan
Archie Powell
Ewart
G. Gray
Detroit
Black Lake
Jack Montgomery
Geo. Scott
Local Social Notes From Northwest Greenwood District
Sunday through Monday visits mark a busy period with family gatherings and travel. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Wm Clark and grandson Cecil Mead visiting Mrs. Clark's sister Mrs. Hover in Saginaw and returning via Qwosso. Also reported are illnesses pneumonia and flu affecting neighbors, and Marion Clark from Owosso visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clark
Cecil Mead
Marion
P. P. Chaffee
George Send
Traverse City
Sunday School prep for Children's Day program
COLONVILLE residents gather for church activities as the community notes visits and health updates. Ira Kistler battles measles, Geo Vandewarker returns from the west, and a shingling bee is set for June 20 with both men and ladies invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Walters
Mt. Pleasant
Frank ‘Walters
Ira Kistler
Geo
Vandewarker
Moral Clute
Harrison
M. D. Clute
Blystone
Phillips
Wm. Marlin
Herrick
Wm. Hampton
Ruth
Mt Pleasant
Alice Teale
Southwest Sheridan
Empey
Dale Davis
John Empey
John Neithercut
Clare
Heirholzer
Vance Warren
Flint
Chas. Strouse
T. Bell
Hatton Resident Will Cole Seen On Our Street
It seemed good to see Will Cole again on our street. We won’t be surprised to see him once more a resident of Hatton. They can’t stay away when once acclimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cole
Hatton
Farwell property visit and local chatter in Hatton area
Wayne Cooper and family from Detroit stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Trumble to look after the Farwell property. The column notes cold weather, a zebra mistaken sighting, visits from Carrie Perverse, fencing purchase by White, plans to bring 700 sheep for Hatton grass, and a Midland cow with five calves in 11 nights. Also mentions the Hatton stock market, the board of review, and local remarks from Deschutes Pine Echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Cooper
Detroit
Lailan—_Rosalee
Farwell
Trumble
Texas
Michigan
Carrie Perverse
Carrie
White
Cole
Jas. Bicknell
Hatton
Board of Review
Hileman
Midland County
Midland
Health department protects tourists in East Michigan
The Michigan State Department of Health works to guard public health and aid tourism following East Michigan Tourist Association suggestions. Deputy commissioner Dr. Don M. Griswold says officials have sent sanitary cards to mayors and village presidents near tourist camps and are collecting water samples to raise sanitation standards. Rooming houses remain under the State Hotel Commission, not health department supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M. T. Service
Michigan State Department of Health
East Michigan Tourist Association
East Michigan
Don M. Griswold
Michigan Department of Health
Tourist Association
State
What Annoys Jud Judy Dunkins
A stray line notes Jud Dunkins objecting to age rules but willing to watch A aan play piano if he can avoid watching the expression of bie fare.
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Judy Dunkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feighner & Parish
Clare Michigan
U. S
Canada
The
Sentinel
the Sentinel
National
Michigan Press Association
Hilla Reynard
Robert Shaw
Wotary
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Carl E. Dahlstrom
West Seventh Street
Clare, Michigan
Michigan Bell
Statlers
Fara
Common Council
R. I. Hether
Alex McKinnon
Legals
Anglers
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Sheridan
Northwest
Greenwood
Colonville
Deschutes Pine
Fred Eshenwick, Jr
Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store
Health Department
Fred Hudson
Davis Ever-Bright
Warren Heiser
Truckman
Geo. Snear
West 7Th St
Davis
Sixyned
J. B. Davis
Pres
W. N
Younglove
Vogue Today
Fleming Shoe CO
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