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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1950
Page
10
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City of Clare Michigan held its regular meeting March 6 1960 with Mayor Haley presiding. Present were Jey Hughes McConica Ward and clerk McKinnon. Bills from Clare Hardware Co Standard Oil Co and others were approved as read with charges listed for supplies fuel tires and maintenance.
In Clare Michigan the Probate Court of the County of Clare issued orders in March 1950 appointing times to file claims against Florence Russell deceased and setting a hearing date for license to sell estate realty. Public notice to be published three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.
The Probate Court of the County seated at Government building holds hearing for claims against the estate of William Ulrich. Creditors must present claims by May 22, 1950 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office for examination and adjustment. Public notice is ordered by Judge George Bates.
Dan McDonald from Your Friendly Ford Desler invites car owners to try a budget plan for moto and transmission jobs with no down payment required. This promotional message targets local customers seeking affordable repair options.
Regular meeting held in Harrison with Commissioners Sutton Diment and Harrold present. Bills approved for payment totaling 5371.57 and various items discussed including hospitalization insurance. Adjourned after routine approvals and notes by Elmer Amble, Deputy Clerk.
In the Matter of the Estate of Maud VanDen Bergh Deceased Charles F Bole nephew petitions for admission of a will and estate administration to him The court schedules a hearing for April 10 1950 at 2 00 PM at the Probate Office Public notice to run three weeks in Clare Sentinel warning interested parties and heirs
In Harrison County the probate office notes Ruth Miller as administratrix of Hattie Mae Dennis deceased. The court sets April 4 1950 at 2:00 PM for exam and allowance of the account with notice by weekly publication for three weeks. Judge George Bates presiding.
A schedule for Gilmore Center and Gilmore Church of Christ includes services at 10:00 and 10:16 a.m. Bible School at 3:25 p.m. and Young People’s Meeting at 7:46 p.m. Bible Study with the pastor at 8:16 p.m. Several visits and social notes follow, including Isaac Shaner visiting a doctor in Saginaw, Mrs. Ray Jarman visiting Mt. Pleasant, Seymour and Leona with Norman Buchel to Lansing, and meals and birthdays among local families. The sick list mentions Mrs Elwyn Pitts.
Eastern Standard Time notices show trains and connections from Ann Arbor via Detroit Lansing and Clare with arrival and departure times. Services include daily and Sunday variations, bus connections at 116 East Fourth and intermediate points to St. Ignace Reed City Manistee Frankfort and trade routes to Saginaw and Detroit.
The item lists numerous Sunday visits and dinners among local families including the Walters Kleinhardt Newman and Shaver households. It notes rallies attended, confirmations of guests at various homes, and announces a Friday schoolhouse Community Club meeting with potluck lunch and refreshments.
March 26 marks the start of revival services at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev L B Taylor preaching Sunday Tuesday and Wednesday. District Superintendent Rev O L Mersh from Grand Rapids speaks Monday and Rev Marie N Green of Charleston WV leads through April 15. A big Easter service with member reception is planned. Several local residents attend and visit church members across the weekend.
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