Rose Lewis Ordered to Appear in Clare Case
The order directs defendant Rose Lewis to enter appearance within three months as her residence is undetermined. Publication of the order in the Clare Sentinel will continue weekly for six weeks, with Joseph F Bowler as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Rose Lewis
Joseph F. Howler
Caose
Clare Sentinel
Successon
Open Grange Meeting and Charity Dinner Schedule
The Ladies Aid will serve a dinner on section day at the town hall. An open grange meeting is planned at the bell next Saturday the 25th. All are invited to attend and enjoy a good time with neighbors and community members.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Reading Plans
Mr and Mrs Wm Garshow spent Sunday at the Kilbourn home. Mises Heckathorn and Mrs Stirling and daughter spent Tuesday evening at the Campbell home. PLL CO met with Mrs Milla Thursday afternoon. They will meet at Mrs Graves on the 30th. Mr and Mrs Stirling visited Dejling Sr home Wednesday. Mise Heckathorn spent Thursday at the Mille home. Martin Graves moved a new book case to the schoolhouse, books arriving soon for reading for old and young.
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Wm. Garshow
Kilbourn
Mises Heckathorn
Martin Graves
Archool House
Eight Point Lake Obituary and Grange Meeting Note
The wife of Claude Bentley died Wednesday morning and funeral was held Friday afternoon. Claude's three sisters attended the service and are visiting their mother Mrs A B Cook. A weak turnout at the Grange meeting last Saturday was offset by a fine chicken dinner and social time. Mrs Ida Clark rode to Adrian last Tuesday to visit two daughters a brother and many relatives and friends. on return she will visit Flint and her daughter Kate. Her husband, staying home, jokes about the cook.
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Claude Bentley
Claude
Grange
Ida Clark
Adrian
Flint
Kate
Clerk
Colville Community Notes Amid Rain and Visits
Rain canceled church and Snowday School in Colville on Sunday. The Cbariatian Endeavor met Friday with leader Wil Teale speaking on What Our Country Owes Home Missionaries. Mrs Ora Phillips is sick. Visitors include Wm Hampton of Mt Pleasant at Frank Thompson and Joan Bodkins. Several locals attended a Free Methodist service in Clare. Edd Rutter moved to Clyde White’s place. Frank Cotton trimmed trees for Mrs CO H Cotton. Telephone use returning uncertain as Clyde White did not take possession of the store. next storekeeper unknown. Walter Heirheiser visiting relatives in Midland this week.
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Cbariatian Endeavor
Wil Teale
Owen
Clyde Whiteman
Fred Phillips
Clare
Alt O. Phillips
Walter Heirheiser
Midland
Edmore Visitors and Local Events Highlight Clear Creek Ranch
Two Edmore men visited for stump grinding, and Clifford Dillabay and Mrs. H. Dillabay from Lake came on business. An insurance man from Marion and Jas Wellman also called. A sleet storm looms after a prior February 22 event. Mrs Tony Achard of Clare stopped by during a town hall board meeting. Little Mary spent the week with her grandparents. Windover Ladies' Aid to serve at the town hall election day and plan a bazaar. Next meeting set for April at the town hall with all-day officer election activities.
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Edmore
H. Dillabay
Lake
Marion
Jas. Wellman
Tony Achard
Clare
Mary
Town Hall
Europe
County Road Commissioners plan Garfield Township road improvements
Clare County plans to improve 2 828 miles of road in Garfield Township Clare County Michigan by shaping drainage and resurfacing to sixteen feet with gravel. Plans, specs, and bidder packets available at the Clare County Board office Harrison Cadillac and Lansing offices. Five dollar deposit for each plan set. A certified check of 500 dollars to Frank F Rogers accompanies each proposal. Right to reject any or all proposals reserved. Frank F Rogers State Highway Commissioner Lansing March 15 1922.
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Harrison
Michigan
Ridey
Frank P
Rogera
Garfield Fawnship
Clare County
Board of County Road Commissioners
Court House
State Highway Department
Haskinoa Block
Cadillac
Lansing
Frank F. Rogers
I Wouldn't Go Camping Without Ratsnap Says Ray White
A farmer story notes Ray White warning against camping without RAT-SNAP a pest control product. The ad promotes three sizes 35a 650 and 81.25 sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick with a guaranteed rating. The piece includes a marketing line about optimists and peptimism.
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Ray White
Wite
Emell
Floyd Kirkpatrick
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