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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
11
Mail train schedules for Hastern and Pere Marquette included with church notices and community updates. Names, travel times, and meeting dates appear alongside local obituaries, furloughs, and family visits from Mt Pleasant to Midland and Saginaw.
Rev Charles B Hahn leads church school at 10 45 for all ages and the public is invited Public worship follows at 12 00 with Holy Communion observed Members and friends urged to attend
Farwell tops Coleman 10 to 2 as Coleman fields few players. Roy Methner pitched for Coleman and Elton Marshall hurled for Farwell. Mike Hochstetler debuted as Farwell mascot, bearing a red bandanna. Next Sunday July 2 Farwell seeks win at Shepherd.
Mrs. and Mr. Albert H. Miller entertained twelve guests at a Sunday dinner honoring their eldest daughter Esther for her June birthday. Out of town visitors included Miss Ella Wardwell from Rosebush and Harold Skinner of Lake, among many others visiting area families.
Local lore praises Don Luce for kindness and generosity at Farwell. The report claims he brought his cow to a lakeside cottage, with Mrs Luge opposing the animal’s stay. Details of the cow’s fate remain unclear as the story ends at the doorway.
The following paid fines before Justice Roy P Wilson of Farwell Roy P Wilson William Fencke fishing in closed waters fined five dollars plus six dollars eighty five cents costs Noyce Nichols no operators license fined one dollar and costs three dollars thirty five cents Charles Wood Jr no operators license and defective brakes fined one dollar and costs three dollars thirty five cents Roy P Wilson J P
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders a hearing on July 25 1944 at 10:00 AM in Harrison to consider license to sell the real estate of Martha M. Krueger deceased. Administrator Vern Acre seeks permission, with three week publication in Clare Sentinel.
George Bates judge of probate orders creditors to file claims by August 29, 1944 at 10 a.m. in the probate office for examination and adjustment of all claims against the deceased Mattie E. Kane. Publication notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. True Copy.
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