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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel announces a new pricing schedule for want-ads starting November 1 1955. Ads with advertiser name keep the 4¢ minimum. blind ads with only an address or phone number rise to 55¢ for 25 words or less, plus 5¢ per line after five. The change aims to save time and accounting costs for identified ads and for blind ads.
Neighbors and relatives express grateful thanks for cards letters plants visits gifts during our pressing illness at home and Mt Pleasant Hospital. Your thoughtful kindness has been reassuring and comforting. May the Lord bless you all with happiness and good things. Will add Leal Gatehow
An auction will be held Saturday March 17 at 1 30 p m to settle the estate of William Poelt. The sale covers real estate at 144 Hilldknoth 1 % west of Yarwell Michigan along with 19 Holstein cows 14 young stock. Livestock equipment includes milking gear and some feed. Jina Sykorads is listed as the auctioneer.
In Harrison, February 27, 1996, Judge George Bates orders creditors to file claims by April 30, 1956 at 2 PM. Public notice to run weekly for five weeks in Clare Sentinel. Mailed notice to interested parties at last known addresses by registered mail.
Resolution approved March 5 1956 in Clare Michigan declares the plan to vacate 14 feet of East Third Street between Pine and Marian Streets. A public hearing set for March 19 1954 at 8 PM in City Hall is announced with objections due by March 19 1986. City Clerk Alex McKinnon authorized notice placement in the Ciara Sentinel.
The Board of Review for Hatta Township will air at the tewh hall on March 6 and agash on Harel 13 and 13. Nial Abbott, clerk 2414.
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The undersigned will sell at public auction for cash one 1950 Ford Tudor Motor No Serial No BODAI71879 at 1 06 P M Marteh 16 1956 Bruckart Motor Sales Clare Michigan The undersigned reserves the right to bid ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORP J McFadyen Branch Manager A ast tie DESOTO Just drive one Bob's Sales Service e 13tf
The Variety Club event was postponed due to weather and rescheduled for Thursday with Olive Cosk and Fra Soifield baking. The Sard party was canceled for weather reasons. Keith Scott and spouse traveled to Saginaw to fetch Keith's mother from hospital. A Glass Stoods election on annexation with Farwell passed by a large majority.
A birthday gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hildtida in Harrison for the Spiets family and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Bilidh Sr of Oars, Mr. and Mrs. Diék Hiléwan of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Somerane of Okeinda, Joho Dillon of Midland, and others. Birthday celebrants were Jobs Dillion Jr, fréhe Hille ian, Hob Someta, Betty Wysone and Bid Hilenas.
Mr and Mrs Norman Buchel visited Lansing relatives and met their new baby. Bert Pitts underwent Lansing hospital surgery and is hopes for speedy recovery. Ua Pitts helps at the Pitts home. Merry Go Round club met Mrs Louise Garehow with sixteen present. Elsie Wood remains a patient at Clare General Hospital. Only 74 attended church services due to bad weather. Tia Graham and Dean Graham visited Mt Pleasant and Saginaw parents. Stuart Graham and Vanessa Codk enjoyed a Sunday dinner with the Grahams. Jessie Bader discharged from Mt Pleasant Hospital.
Riverside Grange welcomed Paul Gibson from Harrison as the Clare County Agent to discuss a Hew Test For Bangy Disease. He presented slides and spoke about the topic while attendees noted the flu kept many home. A Grange pie supper and two short plays were planned for March 28 to raise funds for a Grange mat for the hall.
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