Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Scene
Mr and Mrs Jefferson Willey and Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilkinson visited Mr and Mrs Chag Hilde Brandt of Lansing the weekend. Taane Green of Saginaw visited the weekend at home with Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith and daughter Lillian and Wim. Miltie of Brush College visited B Gingery Monday. Mr and Mrs Leroy Goodwin near Gladwin were guests Tuesday.
Community Visits Dotted With Family Gatherings
South Sheridan residents visit kin across towns with Cranfield and B Much families from Flint dropping by the Wm Gilson home. Chas Jasimine calls on her mother Mrs Randle Sunday. Glen Strouse and family visit Ray Strouse. Arthur Roe and family share Sunday dinner at A Severson home. Winter holds on as spring is hoped. Mrs Jas Teale suffers a badly scorched foot.
Local Notes on Residents and Seasonal Moving Plans
Walter Weers lost a vehicle last week while Miss Laura Bitler visited Miss Ethel Price. Loyal Price seeks work in Detroit as Dan and Mrs. Price with son Cleo plan a summer move near Long Lake. Mrs. Keysor is currently in town and Mrs. Jess Price was hospitalized in Clary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Weers
Laura Bitler
Ethel Price
Loyal Price
Detroit
Dan Price
Cleo
Long Lake
Andrew Keysor
Jess Price
Clary
Local Social Visits and Illness in Hatton Area
Mr and Mrs Essie Hatton and son Joe spent Thursday at the J Harvey home. Mr and Mrs Ray Utley and others called on Emma Green. Doris Burton and Lena Wheatecroft visited Durfee home. Percy Durfee is sick. Emma Green and Mrs Johnson are ill. Terris and Charley Utley stayed with them and visited the Butters family in Hil Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie
Harvey
Joe
J. Harvey
Himerson Burton
Doris
C. M. Durfee
Bill
Jack Johnson
Emma Green
Johnson
Geo
Lena
Wheatecroft
Ray Utley
Sunday Socials Roundup At Local Families
Brand Miss Arvilla Davis visited with Edna Lower of the Brown. Lawrence Robinett and daughter Rosella hosted Sunday visitors with Chas. Davis and family. Virgil Newman and children from the Hardwood visited the Ted Newman family. Rolland Harold of Clare joined Mrs. Robinett and children for dinner with Mrs. Acre. Bryan Miller received a Maytag washer. Eugene Allen of Clare visited Don Allen. Glenn Blystone buzzed wood to Lawrence Robinett. Mr. B. and baby Ruth spent the day with Mrs. Robinett. Daisy Bruckart visited her sister Mrs. Ralph Shull for a few days. Glenn Gordon was ill but improving. Mrs. John Rhodes and son Wm called on Mrs. Acre Monday evening. A play at the Arthur town hall drew a good crowd Friday. Mrs. Acre thanks the kids for the lunch she received Friday night. she could not attend the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Davis
Edna Lower
Brown
Lawrence Robinett
Rosella
Chas. Davis
Virgil Newman
The
Hardwood
Ted Newman
E.robinett
Rolland Harold
Clare
John Rhodes and Son
Acre
Arthur Town Hall
HINKLEVILLE FAMILIES VISIT AND FAREWELL GATHERING
Mrs Hawkins and two children visited Saginaw. Glen Thompson called on her parents. Alice Sparkel returned to Big Rapids. George Silverthorn and Mrs Brownell hosted relatives. Farewell party for neighbors at Mr and Mrs Earl Owen’s with games and dancing before moving to Jake Myers farm. Virginia Powers stayed with Maxine Allen. Rawson and Oberlitner families visited the Miceny household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hawkins
Childrren
Saginaw
Glen Thompson
Alice Sparkel
Big Rapids
George _Silverthorn
Grand Rapids
S. Brownell
Funke
Near Farwell
Hawkins Home
Roy Feighner
Clare
A. Oliver
Martha Fuller
Oral Muray
Earl Owen
Jake Myers
Cornwell Farm
Virginia Powers
Maxine Allen
Airwell
Wm. Rawson
Wee Floren Oberlitner
Worth Starr
Guy Miceny
Wadk End
Elm Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Virgil Ramey of Cincinnati visits sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs Damus Amburgy. Mrs. Harvey Wilson and Hena Burton visit Saginaw relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James McClung host daughter Alice from Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cochran attend funeral in Ithaca for his sister Mrs. William Tubbs. The Butters clan from Lansing and Hatton families spend Sunday with J. W. Butters and family. Mrs. Utley remains to help care for ill Mr. and Mrs. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ramey
Cincinnatti
Damus Amburgy
Harvey Wilson
Hdna Burton
Saginaw
James McClung
Alice
Detroit
Myr
Robert Cochran
Ithaca
William Tubbs
William Butters
Lansing
Ray Utley
Clyde Butters
Donald
Hatton
J. W. Butters
Clare-Sabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Monthly Report
February test covers 433 cows with 41 above 1250 lbs milk and 19 over 60 lbs fat. 13 cows sold. 7 low producers culled, 6 sold to other dairymen. Feed costs rise. leading herds listed: Collins and Coon Mt Pleasant, Schrieber and Sons Midland, Bourassa and Sons Linwood, Hoyle Mt Pleasant. High individual cows and age-class leaders named with milk and fat yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins and Coon
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Schrieber and Sons
Midland
Henry Bourassa
Cloverdean
Judge Prospect
M ‘Parsons Agid
R. V. Hoyle
Vfirst
Springer’ Brothers
Coleman
Clara Aire Ranch
BH. M. Parsons and Sons
Parsons
Lloyd Heckel
Birds Develop Large Breast Muscle Relative to Weight
Birds may have a development of breast muscle for operating their wings, equal to one-fifth of their total weight.
Peter's Confession and the New Church Promise
Scriptural lesson reviews Matthew 16 18 26 focusing on Peters confession Thou art the Christ The Son of the living God and Jesus announcement of a new church with Peters key role Then Christ's prediction of his death and the cost of discipleship Denial of self taking up the cross and following Christ with reward at his coming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Peter
Christ
God
Peter
Jesus
Jesus Christ the King
Cesarea Philippi
Yeague
Jesus of Nazareth
Cornelius
Religion Gives Confidence to the Faithful Soul
A reflection on how faith empowers believers, citing Philippians 4 13 and the idea that strength comes through Christ. The piece emphasizes inner assurance and the central role of spiritual focus in daily life.
Active people who can get things done through others
The need today is for men and women of active personality who cannot only do things themselves but also can mobilize others to accomplish them.
Michigan Relief Grant Awarded by FERA Total 870000
The FERA assigned Michigan a relief grant totaling 870000 with 120500 earmarked for an emergency educational program. Across the state reports note weather- and accident-related incidents, from a water famine in Olivat to injuries from logging accidents near Shelby and fire drills in Lansing and Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Michigan
Olivat
Shelby
Harry Tichthausen
Pleasant Beaver
G. W. Bradt
Michigan State College
Battle Creek
Irene Farnham
James’ Tyson
Goguac Lake
Centreville
Frank Lewis
Henry Blake
Allegan
W. A. Bishop
Kalamazoo
Michael Kearney
Kearney
Hastings
Barry County Red and Gun Club
Fluint
Anne Arbor
Heber D. Guig
Will
Mt. Clemens
A. B. Oakley
Port Huron
Oakley
Pontic
CWA
Fred Rk. Johnson
Johnson
CCC
Proceedings of Clare County Road Commissioners March 3 1934
The Clare County Road Commissioners met in Harrison on March 3 1934 with Somerville and Ladd present. The chairman was instructed to sign an order for a public truck subject to cancellation by April 10 1934. Payroll totaled 103.65 and various bills from Insurers gas utilities suppliers and licenses were approved. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
Harrison
D. m
O. C. Somerville
Somerville
Ladd
Asline
Republic
Consumers
Over. Co. Ents
Herlio
Wigiire
Gretpo
Harper
Weatherhead
Harrison Gas and Oil Co
J. E. Ladd
Harrison Elevator Co
Hughes Bros
Clare’s Garage
Jack Miller
Clare Mfg. Co
Pneu-Hydro Road
Doubleday-Hunt Dolan
Saginaw-Cornell Co
Saginaw Service Co
Acme Motor Truck Co
J. A. Cree
Ben Traines
Dixie Villa
J. E. Hampton
J. K. Jackson
Jwan
A. Martz
Wm. A. Henderson
Public Notice Appointment of Administrator in Jeremiah Bennett Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders that Mary J. Adams petition for administration of Jeremiah Bennett estate be heard April 16, 1984 at 10 a.m. at Harrison office. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper. Judge Thos S Dorsey signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Said
Jeremiah Bennett
Mary J. Adams
Herman Bennett
Thos. S. Dorsey
Notice to creditors in estate of Franklin Wolfer
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from March 6 1934 for creditors to present claims against Franklin Wolfer deceased for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office on or before July 9 1934. A hearing is set for July 13 1934 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge of Probate dated March 8 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Franklin Wolfer
Harrison
Register of Deeds
Circuit Court
County of
South East
Township Highteen
Ole Range
Freeman
State of Michigan
Citizens State Bank
Determination of Heirs in Clare Probate Case
A probate court in Harrison County schedules a hearing on April 4 1934 to determine the legal heirs of Samuel Smith deceased and their right to inherit the real estate he died seized of. Notice will be published in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Samuel Smith
O. Dillenbeck
Clare Sentinel
Probate and Mortgage Notices in Clare County
Probate court schedules March hearing for Rose Newsom estate and Dunlop estate license to sell real property set for April. Mortgage sale announced for Clare County property, foreclosure by Citizens State Bank with sale set May 28 1934 at Harrison Court House per terms of mortgage.
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Clare-Sabella
Ass’n Monthly Report
R. M. Parris
Sheldon Aréa
Mich
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Fiea
Dr. Pierce
Buffato
N.Y
Pitswathr
Ralbig
Ipat Weetera ‘Newspaper Union
Alpena
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Ludwig Wojciechowski
Bolton
Here
Stanley
Celia
Michigan Tourist and Resort Association
State Administrative Board
Iron Mountain
Chicago
Milit. Paul
Houghton
Lanning
William J. Nagel
State Liquor Control Commission
Frank A. Picard
Nagel
New Baltimore
Board OF County Road Commissioners
Legals
Thos. S, “Dorsey
S. Dorsey
Frank Newsom
Rose Newsom
A. F. Ryder
Harrigan
Hilda. M. Dunlop
William B. Dunlop
Kathryn C. ‘Dunlop
Dell
Si Dorsey
Clars Sentinel
LAW Bis Mexwan Street
Claré, Mich
Christina M.schutt
Fifth Street
Netmeyer
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatman
McEwan Street
T. Carl Holbrook
Clark, Michigan
McEwan
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Clare, Michigan
H. R. Hess
Osteopathic
Doherty