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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

9

Community Notes Warm Visit and Events

Mr and Mrs James Beatty and son of Saginaw were Sunday visitors at Mrs Bimma Garver and Roys home. Families from this place attended 8th grade exercises at Harrison. Forest Garver entertained the Nash family from Clare and attended church at Dover. Fred Trietchang Green and wife attended Clare commencement. Sympathy to the Robinett family. Charlie Thurston of Clare called at Rev Chas Kleinhardt’s. Mrs Russell Armentrout hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Earl Denton nee Dororthy Sprague next Wednesday evening. Everyone is welcome.

James Beatty Saginaw Bimma Garver Roy Harrison Forest Garver Nash Clare Dover Fred Trietchang Green Robinett Charlie Thurston Chas. Kleinhardt Russell Armentrout Earl Denton Dororthy Sprague

Family and community notes from Eagle town

Mr and Mrs Burton Bay hosted his sister and husband from Alma. Kleiner family and relatives visited Marion. Community offers sympathy to Hugh Allen and family after a death. A Langworthy barn burned, insured. Lola Rulapaugh helps Ernest Kleiner. Cecil Abbott moved back to local farm. Henry Barton assisted at parents’ home and is home. J B Allen recovering from illness.

Burton Bay McDonald Alma Henry Kleiner Robt. Kleiner Welen Kleiner Marion Chris Kleiner Hugh Allen Allen Alta Langworthy Lola Rulapaugh Ernest Kleiner Cecil Abbott Henry Barton J. B. Allen

Measles Strike Brush College Community

The Robinett children and Vernice Hale are ill with measles. Various local families and guests visited, graduation events occurred, and travel to nearby towns featured in recent community activity. We extend sympathy to the families of Frank Bates, Evily Rowland, and Donna Bradley.

Robinett Vernice Hale Wim Gruno Little Daughter J. C. Coats Donna Coats Ralph Shull Max Kenneth Rockey Rockey Hare Alice Heller Isobel Hubel Cecil Isobel Randolph Rockey Ohio Gladys Ruby Detroit Chester Young Stittsworth Gladstone Mich E. Hubel Burt Hubel Gladwin Muskegon Harrison Grace Schieber

National Old Trails Road Carves Washington Era Route

Passage traces the National Old Trails Road now U.S. 40 through southwestern Pennsylvania scenes tied to Washington. It marks his early battles and surrender at Jumonville’s Rock, with references to the French and Indian War and Jumonville’s grave.

Washington Howard U.S. 40 Pennsylvania Jumonville

Moores Crossing Weekend Visits Spread Across Families

Lansing residents Mr and Mrs Ben Codgan visit his mother Mrs Bert Chapman. Norman Wilde Delbert Fish and others from Ann Arbor visit John Madison and family. Walter Smith family go to Marion to see Elmer Ajlen. Roy Powers transport Nelson Tiedeman to Harrison for graduation. Geneva and Gertrude pass 8th grade. Kittie McIntosh Gordon Madison and Wallace Shorts visit. Hurvey of Saginaw visits George Tiedeman Jr. Fred Credit John Madison attend Harrison graduation.

Ben Codgan Lansing Bert Chapman Norman Wilde Delbert Fish Ann “Arbor John Madison Virginia Powers Francis Madison Walter Smith Marion Elmer Ajlen Roy Powers Nelson Tiedéman Harrison Geneva Gertrude Kittie McIntosh Gordon Wallace Shorts Floyd Elliott Hinkleville Atz William Hurvey Saginaw George ‘Tiedeman Fred Credit

Mt Vernon Grange and Local Notices

Mt Vernon Grange accepts invitation to perform at Broomfield Grange on June 30. Local residents share family and travel updates including measles recoveries, hospital visit for a four year old, and weekend family visits among Detroit and East Lansing residents.

Broomfield Grange Dick Brown Billy Hawkins Jimmy Lorraine O’grady Sam Loomis Mary Trenka Flint Durniss Addie Lappan Detroit Louie’ Thayer Mayme Stevens Lansing Ralph Stevens Jennings Archambault East Lansing Billy Lawyend White Margaret Wilson Mildred ‘Ackerman Evelyn Dalton Betty Stevens Monich Margery Ackerman Orlando Thayer Roland Thayer Louie Thayer

Vernon News Highlights Local Finishes and Visits

In Vernon Hinkville the Eischen bungalow nears completion with only the porch unfinished. Aaron Irwin of Farwell did the cobble stone masonry. Marguerite Byba, an eighth grader, scored 99 in arithmetic and won a gold medal after a Wednesday contest. Various local residents and visitors are listed, including Tripp-like travel and family visits to Vernon, Farwell, Rosebush, and Harrison, with notes on schooling and social events.

Eischenback Vernon Aaron Irwin Farwell Marguerite Byba Vern Moline Nelson Irish Arthur David Seiter Rosebush Sidney Sherman Orval Sherman Minnié Eilen Brown Maxine Hawkins F. Hinkle Frank Robinson Max Gladstone St. Louis Henry Hinkle D. F. Gilman Ernest Ankney Lansing Théuroo al. Byba Wilson State Park Harrison A. ‘Purdy Wm. Hooker Roy. Feighner Ward Mrs. A Oliver

County Road Commissioners Meet Harrison May 25 1932

Clare County road board holds special session at Half Moon Lake to award Surrey and Lincoln brushing and stumping jobs. J H Stinchcombe to receive Surrey job at 65.00 and Jule Borst Lincoln job at 10.50. Meeting minutes record adjournment and subsequent June 1 actions approving deputy clerk compensation and bills.

Harrison, Mich Clare County Road Commission Half Moon Lake Surrey Lincoln Asline Somerville Ladd J. H. Stinchcombe Walter Badger Schofield Weenwee Jule Borst O. C. Somerville John Asline Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House Harrison John Aslinne Lincoln Township Board of Supervisors Clare Realty Company Wilson & Bauer al Shaver International Harvester Co Standard Oil Co Acme Motor Truck Co Wenween Detroit Creamery Co Clare & Beaverton Lumber Tyg Charles Ford George Davison Fred Huber Harnesbhfeger Seeman & Peters Surveyor’s B. F. Hampton Sheaffers Auto Service Sup- Pos Iesusiitcinieenenen John Adline Ananain Ak J. H. Ladd

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Several Towns

Rosebush and nearby communities note visits from Chicago relatives the Thompson Willey Bentler and Stickle families. Cherries shipped from Ledo California arrived in perfect condition. Vacation Bible school ends Friday with an exhibit at the Methodist church. Visits include Mt Pleasant Remus and Pioneer with other small-town social updates.

Herman Hurtzfeldt Jane Hilda and Roger Chicago William Thompson Andrew Willey Audrey Dee Stella Sleight Emery Oliver Bishop Hillsdale H. O. Bentler John Buckburrough Ledo California Shellat Johnston Cecil Moore Montgomery Michigan Hazel Moore Pioneer Ohio Florence Lowery Harvey Lowery Andrew Thren Remus

Michigan fires burn 13 864 acres with 447 in lower peninsula

The Michigan Department of Conservation reports 13 864 acres burned this year with 7 366 in the lower peninsula and 6 500 in the upper peninsula. The lower peninsula has 447 fires and the upper peninsula 339. Dickinson leads in the number of fires for the season. A detailed county breakdown lists Clare, Gladwin, Isabella, Midland among others.

Lower Peninsula Upper Peninsula Dickinson

Miss Narrine Crampton and Donald Thompson Married

Miss Narrine Crampton of Mt. Pleasant and Donald Thompson of Rosebush wed at the bride’s parents’ home with immediate family present. Rev. B. H. C. Finkbeiner performed the ceremony. The couple left for a short wedding trip. he works at the Flint Chevrolet factory and she is chief operator at the Midland Michigan Bell Telephone Company.

Narrine Crampton Mt. Pleasant Donald Thompson Rosebush BH. C. Finkbeiner Thompson Chevrolet Flint

Darling, Do You Love My Fortune More Than Me

Horace presses questions as the heiress asserts her wealth and independence in Stray Stories. She confesses a million dollar fortune and asks bluntly why love must be tied to past kisses. The scene centers on money, legitimacy, and romantic tension between two lovers.

Horace

Notice of Hearing Claims in Michigan Probate Case

The Probate Court for Clare County Michigan gives four months from June 17 1932 for creditors to present claims against George Burch deceased. Claims must be filed by October 12 1932 at Harrison probate office and will be heard October 19 1932 at 10 a.m. Dated June 13 1932. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.

Michigan Clare George Burch Harrison Thos. S. Dorsey State OF Annie C. Kleman

Public Notice for Will Probate Hearing in Harrison

In the matter of the estate of James OConnor deceased Kate OConnor petitions for probate of a will and administration to her or a suitable person The court sets July 11 1982 at 10 AM for hearing and orders publication in The Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks prior to the hearing true copy on file abt

Michigan Clare Harrison Said Thos Dorsey James O'Connor Kate O'Connor Kate O’connor Clare Sentinel Thos. S. Dorsey

Mortgage Notice of Foreclosure in Clare County Michigan

Default on a mortgage dated May 31 1928 by Charles H Ciliax and Violetta Ciliax to Mary A Lydiatt with later assignment to Clair and Ada Coulter. Clare County Circuit Court will auction the south half of the northeast fractional quarter at the Harrison courthouse on June 27 1932 to cover 1506.35 dollars principal and interest plus 85 dollars attorney fee and costs.

Charles H. Ciliax Violetta Ciliax Grant Township Clare County Michigan Mary A. Lydiatt Clare County of State of Register of Deeds Mary.a. Lydiatt Clair Coulter Ada Coulter Arthur Township Office of the Register of Deeds City of Harrison County of Clare

Mortgagees Assignees Notice in Clare Michigan

Government survey description cites Township Seventeen North Range Four West containing eighty acres more or less. Clair Coulter and Ada Coulter as assignees of mortgages dated March 24 1932 Clare Michigan with T Carl Holbrook attorney for mortgagees.

Clair Coulter Ada Coulter Clare Mich T. Carl Holbrook

Hearing on Claims in Michigan Probate Court

Notice states Annie C. Kleman deceased with claims allowed for cred itors by September 28 1982 and hearing set for Wednesday October 5 1932 at ten in the forenoon. Dated June 1 1932.

Order for Publication Determination of Heirs

Probate court in said county schedules hearing to determine heirs for Walter D Dysinger as executor of William Dysinger deceased. Hearing set for July 18 1932 at 10 in the forenoon at the Probate Office with publication in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. Judge of Probate presiding.

State OF Michigan Clare Harrison Said Thos. S. . Dorsey William Dysinger Walter D. Dysinger Clare Sentinel

Mortgage Notice for Clare County Michigan Property

Erena L. Gamache Shaver and James Shaver mortgagee The Friz Undertaking Company Clare Michigan dated August 22 1929 recorded in Liber 41 page 40 with $388.99 principal and interest plus $25 attorney fee due. Notice sets July 5 1932 as payment date at Harrison Court House to satisfy the mortgage plus costs and interest. The property described is the West Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Fourteen.

Erena L. Gamache Shaver James Shaver Hrena IL. Gamache Shaver Friz Undertaking Company Michigan Corporation Clare Michigan Register of Deeds County of State of Harrison County of Clare

Property notice and mortgagee filing in Clare County

Public mortgage notice filed in Clare Michigan by The Friz Undertaking Company Inc represented by Andrew N Friz as secretary mortgagee. Located Township Highteen North of Range Three West Clare County Michigan eighty acres more or less dated April 1 1932 attorney for mortgagee Clare Michigan business address 2513.

Highteen Clare County Michigan Friz Undertaking Company Inc Andrew N. Friz Clare, Mich T. Carl Holbrook Clare

Michigan Corporations to File 1932 Reports and Tax

The Department of State announces 18 004 Michigan corporations will receive 1932 report blanks during the last week of June. The total privilege tax paid by June 4 1932 reached 6 864 277 94 dollars. Reports and taxes due July 1 to September 1. The 1932 blanks include instructions and reflect changes under the 1931 corporation code. About 7 000 non profit and utility corporations not required to pay the privilege fee are noted.

Michigan Corporation Division Department of State Railroads Telegraph

Rise in Michigan trailer licenses reported by state division

The motor vehicle division reports a rapid increase in trailer use in Michigan. By June 1, 1932, 48,859 trailer licenses were issued, up 9,269 from the same period last year, and the number of licensed trailers on that date nearly doubled from 1930 levels when 28,140 licenses were issued.

Michigan Motor Vehicle Division Department of State

Helium Production From Natural Gas Emphasized

Helium is produced commercially from natural gas by liquefaction methods akin to oxygen extraction from air, highlighting a gas separation process that links helium supply to gas field operations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brush College Harl Sanders Mildred Langworthy Coleman M. A. Sams R.A. Murphy James W. Brooks Syr James W. Brookes Enlie Fort Necessity Great Meadows Calvin Fader Moores Crossing Mt. Vernon Grange Board OF County Road Commissioners O. GC. Somerville Dan Lockwood Gas & Oil Co Elmer C. Clute P. M Wm. A. Henderson Department OF Conservation Clare Gladwin Isabella Midland Crampton Legals A. Johnson Bowler& Bowler Attorneys and Counsellors AT Law Meswan Street Clinton C. Furniss Glare McEwan B. J. Sanford Tatman Jos. K. Naumes Clare County Savings Bank
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