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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
10
Memory lines honor Wanda Jean Bauder who died March 14 1954 and Francis Thompson Bola McDonel Clarelyle Waite and Lyle Waite Family share loving remembrances. messages express ongoing grief and fond memories from family.
Our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who expressed sympathy in our bereavement through kind deeds floral offerings and cards to the ladies of the W M A Rev Brady Rev Burke Rev and Mrs Warner Mr and Mrs Howard White Rev and Mrs Ed Drummond and Family Mr and Mrs Iva Trowbridge
Dr H J Ballard expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for calls cards flowers and messages during his short illness and says all expressions of concern cheered him greatly.
A patient expresses thanks to Dr. McArthur and the nursing staff for good hospital care. The message also thanks relatives and friends for calls, flowers, and cards, expressing heartfelt gratitude.
A rummage sale will be held at St. Cecilia's Church on Friday March 11 and Saturday March 12. Proceeds benefit church programs.
The family thanks relatives and friends for their thoughts, deeds, flowers, donations, and sympathy cards after the death of the husband and father. Mrs Charles Merrill and children extend appreciation for support during their loss.
Ruth Mcintosh expresses sincere thanks for cards letters plants fruit candy and handkerchiefs received from friends and relatives and praises Dr C B Wood and hospital staff for their care and kindness.
We express thanks to all who were kind to us during our time of need. Special gratitude to Rev Burgess for comforting words and to Mrs Ben Kleinhardt for serving the dinner. We are grateful to everyone who offered support.
Mrs Minnie Hampton thanks everyone for cards and letters during her illness and expresses gratitude to the Col innovation Ladies Aid for the gift of fruit and juices.
A short thanks expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during illness. She mentions calls cards handkerchiefs plants and prayers and signs Mrs. Ralph Stevens.
Mrs. Gertie Grigg expresses gratitude for letters, cards, gifts, and visits during her stay at Midland Hospital. She notes the kindness was greatly appreciated.
The Hatton Township Republican Caucus will meet at Hatton Town Hall on March 11 at 2:00 p.m. to nominate township officers and address any business before the caucus. By Order of Committee, Nial Abbott, Clerk.
Statement by Kenneth Cowles declaring he will not be responsible for debts or bills contracted by others on or after March 7, 1955. This public notice asserts sole liability and limits responsibility to the signer.
The Clare city commission met in regular session called to order by Mayor Everts. Present were Commissioners Cooper Eyerts Haley Walters. absent Groves. Minutes approved. A $96.64 deduction was held from Pettengon and Westberg final bill of $1146.01 until sewage disposal plant repairs completed. A Chevrolet Police Car was approved to be purchased from Tim Cotter Agency for $925.75 with Power Package and trade in of the present police car. Bills were allowed as read. The meeting adjourned.
An auction sale will be held Saturday March 26 at 1 p m offering dairy cattle a tractor and farm implements on the Archie Thompson property one mile west of Coleman on US 10 a half mile south four miles west Cole man Bank serves as clerk and Jeff Willey and Sons are auctioneers.
Auction begins at 10:00 a.m. at fatin 344 miles south and 2 east of Coleman. Items include 25 cattle, a good line of machinery, 600 bales alfalfa hay, corn and oats. Lunch sold on premises. Arthur McDonald, Prop.
The Board of Review of Sheridan Township will meet at the Town Hall March 8 14 and 16 to review the assessment roll and make necessary adjustments. Any one having a grievance may appear at this time. Carl Bradley Clerk 2412
Lake School hosts a rummage and bake sale on Saturday March 19 starting at 9 30 am sponsored by the Lake P T A.
De Soto and Plymouth area shop offers sales and service for tires tubes batteries and related auto accessories at Bob's Sales and Service in Clare.
Mrs Littie May Brey Fogel of Upton Wyoming recalls arriving in Wyoming 68 years ago by wagon from Buffalo Gap South Dakota to Sundance near Uncle John Douglas place after a three day trek past ox wagon freighters. Mrs Earl M Gossett of Vallejo California reflects on early auto life and garages like hangars.
The Automobile Club of Michigan urges drivers to be extra alert on rainy days as visibility fades streets slick and brakes lose efficiency. To warn school children the club distributed almost 11,000 full size copies of the poster to schools across the state.
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