Appointment of Administrator in Estate Case
Public notice of hearing for Henry H. Cohoon to administer the estate of Warner J. Cohoon with a hearing set for June 9 1951 at 11 o clock am in the Harrison Probate Office. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Also includes a chancery suit to quiet title in Harrison Clare County Michigan with unknown heirs and a six week publication order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stath
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Warner J. Cohoon
Henry H. Cohoon
Henry
Saily
Clare Sentinel
Harold B. Hughes
County of
Wilson’s
Clare County
Office of the Register of Deeds
Plaintiffs
Citizens State Bank
Clare, Michigan
Probate Court Sets July Hearing On Final Account
State of Michigan Probate Court in Clare County schedules July 10 1951 at ten o clock for examining and allowing the final account of Walter D Dysinger administrator of Estell K Dysinger deceased. Public notice to run in Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Provate
Estell K. Dysinger
Walter D. Dysinger
Clare. Sentinel
Probate Court appoints guardian hearing for minor
In Harrison County Probate Court Judge George Bates orders the hearing on July 16 1951 at ten o clock for Milton Lee Hughes Friz minor with Andrew Nriz as guardian. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Geo. Bates
Milton “Lee Hughes Friz
Lydia Muriel Friz
Andrew Nriz
Hiram Lee Hughes Friz
Clare Sentinel
George Bates
Order Appointing Timé for Heating Claims in Clare County
Probate Court of Clare County on June 19 1951 ordered creditors to present claims against the deceased to the court at the Probate Office by August 20 1951 at 10:00 AM. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
A. Sd
George Bates
Mary
Clare Sentinel
Probate Court Sets Claim Hearing for Clare Estate
In Clare County Probate Court at Harrison on June 25 1951 an order limits filing for the estate of Margaret Ellen Loomis deceased. Claims must be received by August 27 1961 for examination and adjustment. Public notice to be printed in the Clare Sentinel. Includes transit ads for Great Lakes Greyhound Lines servicing Clare with schedules and connections.
Proper Lightning Rod Protection for Farms Warned
The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies warns that inadequate lightning protection could kill up to 400 farmers this summer and cause millions in property damage. Proper systems drain electrical charges and shield barns and silos with specified conductor layouts and grounding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harry P. Cooper, Jr
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Association
Farm Mutual
Cooper
Isabella 4-H delegates join Michigan State College week
Twelve Isabella county 4-H members attend the 33rd Michigan 4-H Club Week on the MSU campus June 26 to 29 with nearly 1,000 from southern Michigan. Speakers, dress review, fun night, and Friday honor awards are slated. Governor Williams and State Director of Agriculture Figg will greet visitors at the State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Michigan State College
Southern Michigan
John Hannah
M.S.C
State Capitol
Governor Williams
Charles Figg
Elna Mae John
Leona Mae ‘Schafer
Marian Weihl
Jane Ann Gross
Dorene Dunn
4-H
Lead Poisoning Warns Maine Cattle Owners
Maine veterinarians report lead poisoning cases in cattle from licking lead paint and linoleum. One calf died after licking a peppered target practice board with bullets nearby. The Maine Veterinary Medical Association warns that any lead source can attract cattle and be deadly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maine Veterinary Medical Association
The
Veterinary Medical Association
Production Speed-Up Is Farmers Biggest Problem
Ken Gapen of the U S department of agriculture says accelerating farm production is tougher now than at the start of World War II. He notes current surpluses will be less worrisome than shortages as defense demands rise and stresses that farmers have won recognition of farming as defense production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Gapen
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gapen
Steps to Curb Swine Enteritis Outlined
The American Foundation for Animal Health lists seven steps to prevent swine enteritis. Isolate new pigs for three weeks, control parasites, separate from contaminated areas, clean feeding gear, check rations for B vitamin deficiency and avoid overeating, earmark sows and litters to weed out carriers, and monitor for scouring weight loss and poor intake with prompt diagnosis and isolation of affected animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Foundation For Animal Health
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Circuit Court For
Sarah Elizabeth Scrimger
Dorothy A. Scrimger
Donald BH. Holbrook
Wm. A.henderson
William Hotchkiss Wilson
William Henry Wilson
Arwell Alonzo Wilson
Saima W. Birdsall
Charles W. Scott
Donald B. Holpreok
Beirg
Business and Professional Directory
Callihan
Mexth McEwan
Clare, Mich
DR. ‘A.D. Austin
Bentisot
McEwan St
K. Hammerberg
M. D
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
N. B. Stirling
Hene
Dunlop
Haat
R. H. Strange
Myes Wixariftied
Glassee
Bob’s
Plymouth
DR. H. J. Ballard
R. Clare
Mich
S. C. Mcarthur
West Sixth St
Sun
Rosebush
DR. G. C
West
Fifth Street
Optometrist
Glaynes
George Ates
Margaret Ellen Loomis
Great Lakes
Greyhound ‘Lines
East Fourth St
Detroit
Lansing
Jackson
Chicago
Roscommon
St. Ignace
Prudenville
Sault Ste. Marie
Marquette
Calumet
Midland
Saginawa
Claré
Reed City
Scottville
Ludington
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
DOW Workers
Ier
Marcus Liew
Ral “Toe Stage
Screed
Isabella
Robert Acker
Mr. Pleasant
Joe Marsh
Sandy Johnson
Mabel
Sandy
United States Brewers Foundation
Graham-Hoeme Plow CO
Amarillo
Texas
C. H. Prather
Robert C. Kieiner
John W. Foell
East Fourth Street
Toledo Steel Products
Ramco
Fitzgerald
Eis
Gray Rock
al Rs
Toledobilt Engines
Clare Auto Parts
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