Local Social News From Flint Area Families
RANULALL and Mrs George Stores and family of Flint hosted relatives and friends Monday. Mrs George Gibis and daughter Josephine visited Laurence Gibis family. Harrold Armstrong of Flint along with Mrs Bertha Pease and daughter Helen dined with G Frees. Robins return as spring nears. Lene Frees visited Mrs McCrinmen in Clare. Evelyn Baker and Hannah Kanary shopped in Bay City Saturday. Russel Davis celebrates birth of a 7 1/2 pound boy named Harold Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Flint
George Gibis
Josephine
Laurence Gibis
Harrold Armstrong
Bertha Pease
Helen
G. Frees
Lene Frees
McCrinmen
Clare
Evelyn Baker
Johannah Kanary
Bay City
Russel Davis
Harold Ray
Local Family Visits and Shifts in Michigan Towns
Brush College residents Mr and Mrs Orville Sanders and children of Alma called at Frank Sanders home Sunday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Steve Heller and Alice visited Mrs Nettie Barber of Grant township recently. Har Sanders Lorin Leitner and Sammie drove to Pontiac to see Ida Leitner recently admitted to a sanitarium for treatment. Delbert Sanders accompanied them and visited relatives in Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Sanders
Alma
Frank Sanders
Steve Heller
Alice
Nettie Barber
Grant Township
Har
Sanders
Lorin Leitner
Sammie
Pontiac
Ida Leitner
Delbert Sanders
Local Social Roundup At Lake George Area
Lucile Brooks and Mrs F A Luce dined at Aaron Irwins in Farwell last Wednesday. Five hundred games at Ernie Browns in the evening. Spelling bee at Dorothy Finchs Thursday evening. The Lawtons of Detroit and Bertha Lake visited Walter Hansons Sunday. Lyle Frook and wife visiting his parents this week. Tom heads to Lansing Monday and Bay City Tuesday for grand jury duty. James Duncan from Clare visited Sunday briefly. Frank Manning and wife went to Clare Saturday. Walter Hanson and wife were in Clare Saturday. Mrs G A Silver and kin visit Britton Friday to see Grandpa Spence. Stanley Duross and family to Clare Friday. Stanley McAlpin home for a few days. Mrs M A Bates hosted a five hundred party Friday night. Store was close and prizes not awarded. Jess Lamphere and wife returned from Port Huron earlier this week. Charles Shepard and family to Detroit and Flint on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Brooks
F. A. Luce
Aaron Irwin
Farwell
Ernie Brown
Dorothy Finch
Lawton
Detroit
Bertha Lake
Walter Hanson
Lyle Frook
Joseph Frook
Tom
Lansing
Bay City
James Duncan
Clare
Frank Manning
G. A. Silever
Britton
Grandpa Spence
Stanley Duross
Stanley McAlpin
M. A. Bates
Jess Lamphere
Port Huron
Charles Shepard
Flint
Sunday Notes and Community Gatherings in Hastings
Brown Corners lL W Sunday of Hastings visits family. Glenn Lower and family attend Tabernacle services. Harrison visitor Andy Smith seen at school. Measles affect HuhIce Coulter and Dorothy Allen. Ira Miller and family visit Lake George home of Ray Howard. Emma Garver hosts granddaughters Emma and Ina. Johnnie Gordon returns from Indiana and Lansing. Pete Boots ill. Dr Clute attended him. Mrs Geo Bates and baby attend Arthur Center Aid. Darlena Bauer starts school. Meetings continue with good attendance and strong sermons. Sunday School well represented. Coulter family to perform readings or singing. Laverne and Mary Helen Bates sang Sweet Galilee. Prayer meetings held at Miller and Bates homes with Bro Drummond visiting Helenville. special meetings ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. W. Sunday
Hastings
Glenn Lower
Tabernacle
Andy Smith
Harrison
Huhlce Coulter
Ira Miller
Lake George
Ray Howard
Emma Garver
Emma
Ina Ilever
Coulter
Laverne
Mary Helen
Bates
Miller
Bro. Drummond
Helenville
Local Notes and Obituaries From Temple Area
Temple residents and friends are cited visiting and recovering as Roy Kress resumes chores after illness. Floyd Davis visits his daughters, and the Undikes move to a new home. Mrs. Fraser and Mrs. Mielk attend weekend visits. Kubat Jr and Kirch Jr receive treatment in Ann Arbor. Andrew Clendenin was found dead in his bed, aged eighty, funeral at town hall with Rev. Cadwell. Daughters from Niagara Falls and Flora of Flint attend. burial at Reading Cemetery. A son born March 5 to Mr and Mrs Thurman Swartz, named Ed Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Lansing
Roy Kress
Floyd Davis
Myr
Grover Undike
Florence Harris Fraser
Orion Lake
Arthur Mielkens
Hazel Park
Mare
Frank
Mt Vernon Grange News Mentions Funeral and Visits
Jennings Archambault attended an insurance meeting in Bay City Tuesday night with Henry Hoover. They visited Perry in Midland and attended John Haring’s funeral in Clare, a Grange charter member and long-time Steward. Community visits and a planned one act playette titled Needle Thread and Jabber are noted with plans for degree work Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Archambault
Bay City
Henry Hoover
Midland
Perry
John Haring
Clare
Haring
Fred Erwin
Henry Ackerman
Jennings Archambault
Richard Brooks
John Northon
Brewer Home
Marion Ackerman
Margaret Samborn
Glare
Bernice Wilds
Mr. Pleasant
al Kever
Ruth
Frank Wilds
Geo. Ackerman
Bowland
Coleman
Edd. Schafley and Sons
Russel
Bill
H. A. Dawson
Community Notes and Local Visits In Hinkville
The paper records warm greetings to Mrs. Rudy J. Cotton and notes a busy social week. Visits span Clare to Cadillac with Masonic ball attendance, high school friendships, and family gatherings. Rod erick Teal marked his eighth birthday with popcorn for the school.
Local Social Notes and Family Visits in Myers Area
J Harrison visited F M Myers Friday evening. Mr and Mrs B M Myers attended Doctor Seven's funeral at Gladwin Monday. A Hutchinsons and daughters from Midland visited Sunday evening. Mrs Charles Wallace and Mrs Marl Cradit spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Balsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harrison
F. M. Myers
B M. Myers
Gladwin
A. Hutchinson
Midland
M. Myers
Charles Wallace
Marl Cradit
John Balsley
Russel Williams
Norman
Brown
Dover News Offbeat Local Notes and Obits
Dover notices report Mrs. Kleman dies at daughter’s home and remains moved to Pittsburgh. Community sends sympathy as relatives visit, with many locals attending basketball events, church services, and visits. A birth is noted and several residents travel for family and social events.
Local families gather for visits and church, farm chores noted
Brand Mr and Mrs Wim Dewitt of Saginy visit Ralph Shull on his farm. Don Rhodes stays with his uncle John Rhodes. Mrs Shull calls on her sick mother Mrs Brackart. Wm Rhodes visits relatives near Elm Grove. Francis Gordon visits uncle Ben KleinHardt. Shull family attends Riverside Grange. Grandson Vernell Mickle enjoys chicken supper with Acre and Stroman. Churchgoers attend Brown church. Glen Blystone opens sugar bush at Brand farm. Birthday dinner for Mrs Harrold. Milo Robinett walks eight miles to Brandma Acre to school. Abbott brothers visit Mrs Atra. Mrs Shull and son Max visit Ralph Shull. Rollie Brubaker and Rex Robinett help haul hay for Walter Stroman. Thurman Robinett hauls hay from Cooper farm. Mrs Davis and two children visit Ralph Shull. N Teal family dine with Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Dewitt
Saginay
Ralph Shull
Don Rhodes
McKay Farm
John Rhodes
Max
W. H. Brackart
Wm. Rhodes
Thomas
Henry
Elm Grove
Francis Gordon
Ben Kleinhardt
Brown
Riverside Grange
D. N. Davis
F. Acre
Vernell Mickle
W.stroman
Glen Blystone
Brand Farm
Ralph Shill
BE. Harrold
Milo Robinett
Clare
Brandma Acre
Alt. Abbott
F. Atra
Robert’ Schull
Little “Verne
Ralph Schull
Rollie Brubaker
Rex
Robinett
Walter Stroman
Brand
Bard
Thurman Robinett
Cooper Farm
Clarence. Davis
D. N. Teal
Michigan Supreme Court Embraces Emergency Powers
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld contracts with newspapers on tax sale publications and barred legislatures from undoing them. It allowed the state legislature broad powers in emergencies to cancel or restructure taxes, while preserving existing contracts and moving toward tax relief for delinquent homeowners and property owners.
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council February 6 1933
Regular meeting of the Clare city council called to order by Mayor J H Wilson. Members present and absent listed. minutes approved. liability insurance on fire trucks accepted from Michigan Mutual Liability Company. Bills referred to Finance Committee. various utility and street expenses detailed. Tax payment extension proposed to March 1 1933 without interest. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Clare
J. H. Wilson
Ald
Archambault
Bayes
Detwiler
Forbes
Holmes
Ramey
Michigan Mutual Liability Company
Yeas
Raméy
Wilson
Alderman Forbes
Alderman Bayes
Michigan Bell Telephone
Consumers Power Co
Clare Hay, Grain, Bean
Abbott
B. Davy
Albert Thurston
Bert Waite
John Penny
M. A. Doherty
AvcHambault
Delinquent Michigan Lands Listed for Clare County Sale Schedule A
The petition to the Circuit Court for Clare County details a list of lands designated Schedule A with descriptions, delinquent taxes, and interest unpaid for years including 1890 and prior. It notes lands previously sold or set aside, taxes, collection fees, and expenses, and asserts liens are valid on the parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of
Clare
Chancery
John IR
Stack, Jr
State of
Michigan
Auditor General
Michigan seeks tax liens on Clare County lands in 1933 sale
Auditor General John K Stack Jr seeks a decree against parcels in Clare County Michigan for taxes interest and charges due. The court ordered March 27 1933 for a decree and May 1 1933 for public sale of liens at the County Treasurer's office with bidding starting at 10 am. Parcels not sold may be bid in by the state if no buyer arises. A list of Schedule A lands is on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Clare
Circuit Court
Chancery
John K. Stack
State of Michigan
Auditor General
State of
Michigan
Clare
Ray Hart
Clare County
John K. Stack, Jr
Jas
BE. Mogan
Appointment of Administrator for Julius Schug estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders public publication for hearing petitions to grant administration of the Julius Schug estate to Fred Schug and Julius Schaeffer or another suitable person. Hearing set March 27, 1938 at ten in the morning at the Harrison probate office. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Said
Harrison
Tifon
Thos
S. Dorsey
Julius Schug
Fred Schug
Julius Schaeffer
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
Notice of Hearing Claims for Estate of Ann Alger
Four months from March 10 1933 are allowed for creditors to file claims against Ann Alger deceased. Claims must be presented to the Harrison county probate court by July 5 1933 and will be heard July 12 1933 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated March 7 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Ann Ane Alger
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
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Mareh
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Rudy J. Cotton
Billy Rae Hawkins
Chas. Barber
Archie Thompson
A. Purdy
Ralph Brown
Vernon
A. Oliver
Leta Denton
Margaret Byba
Chas. Stirling
Sadie Connor
Ed. Hawkins
Chas. Sinclair
Howard Hutchins
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Defoes
Arthur Kube
Jay Sherman
Roger DeCamp
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F. S. Weaver
Peter Boots
Frank Fleming
Harvey Mead
Frost
Robert Burns
Boots
Chas. Pretch
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Dorothy Allen
Floyd Allen
Wm. Henderson
Edmond Woods
Mt. Pleasant
Leo Smock
C. H
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Barbara
Elizabeth Krell
Chas
Tritzpatrick
Jake Milan
George Abbott
Leland Dewayne
Merlyn Rogers
George Dennis
S. Marshells
Nina Lyons
Phillip van Conant
A. Il Rule
Chicago
Helen Reed
Albert Shaver
M. A Callaghan
Osceola
Gineer
Supreme Court of Michigan
Senate
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
McNitt-Green
Congress of the
United States
House of Representatives
Committee On
Comstock
Supreme Court
Courts of
the Common Council
A. Clare Sentinel
Joe
Marion
C. Johnson
Legals
Thos. S, Dorsey
Bowler & Bowler
McEwan
Mick
B. J. Sanford
Tatman
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatmian
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T. Carl Holbrook
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