Proceedings of Clare County Road Commissioners March 2 1932
The Clare County Road Commissioners met March 2 1932 at the Court House in Harrison. Members present were Chairman John Asline, Somerville and Ladd. They approved minutes, formed a car-buying committee, and adopted rules governing future work including road merger, supervision by a foreman, garage duties, state highway coordination, township division of work, funding with pro rata state aid, and machinery purchases from township funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Marcel
Board of
Clare County” Road Commissioners
Court House
Harrison
O ‘Locks A. Mmn
John Asline
Asline
Somersille
Ladd
Somerville
Harrigan
State Highway Department
No Reital Charge for Roads Machinery in County and Township
Board notes no county or township charge for machinery used in road work. townships cover labor and materials as deemed proper. Bills read and allowed include supplies from Bragington Samborn Standard Oil Sheaffers Harrison Gas Clute's Clare Realty Michigan Bell and others. A request to buy a Model A Ford pickup for 375.00 was approved. board then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Somerville
C. AL. Bragington
A. Samborn
Standard Oil Co
Viapinsie
Harrison Gas
Zas
Clute’s
Harrison Elevator
Pneu-Hydro Mach. Co
Mery
Davison
B. FP
Hampton
CERNE
Ann Arbor Railroad
Clare Realty .Co
Jennie Amble
George Davison
Boadine
Prav
Michigan Bell
Hamilton Township
Erage
Ladae
W. Hart Green
John Asline
Department of State Reports on Michigan Tax League Probe
The Department of State reviews investigation into the Michigan Tax Reduction League amid sheriff reports that members of the group implied department approval of their platform. It notes aims to repeal the annual weight tax, close state offices, and raise gasoline tax, while stressing legislative limits. It explains procedures for cars with defaced or altered numbers and the need to transfer titles and obtain junking certificates before scrapping vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of States
League
Department of State
Department
Lansing
Michigan
Ney
Simple German Remedy for Stomach Trouble
The ad touts Ad lerika as a remedy reaching the upper bowel to wash out poisons causing stomach trouble One dose stops gas and wind pains. Advertisers list druggists A. Windersgn Clare and Wm Burston Farwell as points to obtain the product.
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A. Windersgn
Clare
Wm. Burston
Farwell
Local Notes From Flint and Surrounding Areas
Ed Mertz worked in Flint and spent the weekend at home. George Griffin of Harrison visited Leo Cooper and daughter Lola. Merven Brooks was sick with the flu last week. Violet Intzi sprained her ankle at school. Several locals visited at the Ed Cooper home Friday. Sunday School met at the Joe Heinz home. George Dunham and Leo Cooper traveled to Clare. A party at Rolla Iuzzi’s home drew a good crowd Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Mertz
Flint
Wm. Miller
Hart Price
Amble School
George Griffin
Harrison
Leo Cooper
Lola
Little Merven Brooks
Violet Intzi
Henry Hensig
Olin
Cooper
Harry Fry
Same Compton
Ed. Cooper
Joe Heinz
George Dunham
Clare
Rolla Iuzzi
Local Social Roundup From Colonville and Nearby
Mrs Francis Thomas and Mrs Mynard Maybee of Harrison dined with the M D Clure home group. Philip James, recently staying with the Clutes, died after a period of illness and was buried in Detroit by his family. The community sends sympathy to Mrs James. Arthur Philips and others suffer mumps. Several visits occur among local families including Clutes Bodkins Gerow Clute Kistler and Warner with Patricia Clute honored at a birthday dinner. Sunday services and Sabbath School were noted for March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Thomas
Mynard Maybee
Harrison
M D Clure
Empey
Wm. Hampton
Mt. Pleasant
L. A
Detroit
Philip James
Mr. James
Clute
James
Arthur Philips
Patricia Clute
Elmer Clute
Clyde Kistler
Warner
the Eagle
Windover Lake Mississippi Social News Recap
Virginia Root visited Miss Marjorie Finch at Windover Lake. Local residents listed include Elgin Hickok, Wm Mahan, Ralph Goodrich, Marjorie Finch, Laura Finch, Arthur Webster, J A Burns, Minnie Greene, Joe Howell, John Musil, W Harwood, Regina Rittenger, Vi Finch, Robert Starling, and Oliver Arnold with multiple trips to Clare and Farwell and reports of a hospital discharge and a funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mahan
Lake
Fyef. Finch
Ralph Goodrich
V. F. Finch
Marjorie
Laura
Ewart
Arthur Webster
Farwell
Burns
V. I. Finch
J. A. Burns
Clare
Harry Kress
Lake George
Minnie
Greene
Joe
Howell
John Musil
Joli Burns
W. Harwood
Joe Howell
Miss Regina
Rittenger
W. BF
Finch
Vi. Finch
Robert Starling
Olmvier Arnold
Blain Family Fetes Mark 33rd, Kin Observe 6th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Blain celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary last Saturday. Their son Ona and his wife also marked their 6th anniversary the same day. Guests enjoyed an oyster supper and cake and ice cream after a social hour. Clare callers included Mr and Mrs Wim Blain and son Virgil along with Curtis Presley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blain
Ona
Wim
Blain
Virgil
Curtis Presley
Reed’s Corners Residents Visit and Local Calls
Mrs Chas Shafer and children from Farwell spent last week with Mrs A Reed and her family. Several neighbors including Theron Lamphere and Arthur Yager called at the A Reed home Friday night. Edna Reed and Margaret Darling planned a trip to Mt Pleasant. Theodore Hanel of Bluffton, Ohio, visits his mother Mrs A Reed. Mrs G A Allen and Mrs Leo Nixon will go to Mt Pleasant Tuesday. Marty Harsh of Coleman called on Edna Reed Friday evening. Mrs C A Allen called on Mrs A Reed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Shafer
Farwell
A. Reed
Wm. Leosh
Frank Leosh
Théron Lamphere
Arthur Yager
Leo Nixon
Mt. Pleasant
Marty Harsh
Coleman
Edna Reed
C. A. Allen
Community Visits Share News Across Southwest Sheridan
Southwest Sheridan residents report visits among families as Amos Watters hosts his brother from Saginaw. Daisie Bruckart of Clare stays with her parents the Bruckarts. Teale and Gilson families welcome visitors, and a newborn Helen Jean arrives at Aaron and Reynolds in Flint. Ila Allen visits grandparents the Teales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Watters
Saginaw
Daisie Bruckart
Clare
Wm. Bruckart
Lester Alen
Hagle
James Teale
Miss Dorothy
Ray Strouse
Chas. Strouse
Colonville
Mel Durham
Herrick
Will Gilson
S. W. Gerow
Loomis
del Hillard
David Teale
Aaron Mce Reynolds
Flint
Helen Jean
Ila Allen
Eagle
Brown Corners Sunday Visitors and Local Notes
Visitors at Harold Sundays included Fred Maschino and family Wilbur Lower from Flint Fred Giebel from Saginaw and James Bivens from Colonville. Neighbors and relatives dropped by J C Newman Clair Coulter and Ray Garver hosted groups. Local gatherings featured Dover Aid at Gilmore home and a church program set for Sunday at 10 30 AM. Delmer Allen returned home from hospital with Ray Rude accompanying him. Ben Kleinhardt returned to Detroit after visiting family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Fred Maschino
Wilbur Lower
Flint
Fred Giebel
Saginaw
James Bivens
Colonville
Glenn Lower
J. C. Newman
Mack Lesth
Hugie
Ernie Kleinhardt
Gordon Winter
Ray Houghton
Fred Trietch
Will Kanarr
Hartman-Green
Birdsall
Gilmore Home
Roy Hoover, Jr
Roy Hoover
Delmer Allen
Ray Rude
Ben
Kleinhardt
Detroit
Durfee family notes and local visits reported
Mrs G M Durfee is up and around again. Sylvia Burton attended the Clare show Wednesday night. Henry Magnus returns from Chicago. Mrs Magnus plans a longer visit with her parents. Lamont Durfee returns to school after illness. Roy Green called at the C Durfee home. Sylvia Burton returned home Friday after helping Mrs C Durfee. Mr and Mrs Edd Magnus and family visited the P J Durfee home Sunday evening. Arthur Durfee helped Edd Magnus butcher Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Durfee
Sylvia. Burton
Clare
Henry Magnus
Chicago
P. J. Durfee
Arthur Durfee
Edd Magnus
Advance Grange Social News Spreads Through Local Families
Mr and Mrs Joe Larson and child visit Geo Schunk family with Mis Gladys Mason from Clare. Norm and John Densmore families spend weekend with relatives in Pontiac. Roscoe Smith escorts Frank Thompson to visit Thomp son’s ill father in Ewart. Myr Williams and son Roth attend Grange at Lake, stay Eight Point Lake. Cecil Pudway family visits Harland Williams. Norman Carrow visits Lucille Schunk. Basel Rough bales hay. Brought by Wilkinson family visit to Klingelhofer. Donna Davis spends weeks in Detroit with Hazel and relatives. Bowen and Schunk host Thursday afternoon calls. Alfred Detsmore week in Pontiac. Billie Reed visiting uncle Albert Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Larson
Gladys Mason
Clare
Geo. Schunk
Norm Densmore
John Densmore
Pontiac
Roscoe Smith
Frank Thompson
Ewart
Lake
Eight Point Lake
Cecil Pudway
Harland Williams
Norman Carrow
Lucille Schunk
Basel Rough
A. Wilkinson
John Klingelhofer
Donna’ Davis
Detroit
Hazel
Wm. Bowen
Alfred Detsmore
Billie Reed
Albert Reed
Local Social News From Eagle and Surrounding Farmers
Sunday visitors gather at the Allen parsonage and at several homes including Glenn Poet Ted Newman and Henry Barton A.H. Hutchinson and family from Midland also call on relatives The Haines move to Dover and Tomato crate arrives from California as families share news and plans for return to the farm during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Poet
Ted Newman
Pontiac
Mr. Guest
Lester Allen
Henry Barton
Ernest Allen
Arthur
Frank Poet
Henry Seestedt
California
Howarich
Chas. Ott
North Arthur
Thos. Hutchinson
A. H. Hutchinson
Midland
R. Hutchinson
Henry Johnson
Coleman
Johanna Mack
Derby
Glare
J. B. Allen
Roy Garver
The
Brown
Wood
Robt. Horton
Clare
Gordon Kleiner
Aid
Péte Haines
Frank Barton
Franklin Laurel Benjamin Franklin as America's first great humorist
The Washington Star asserts that Franklin Laurel Benjamin Franklin stands as America's first great humorist, presenting a bold view of his lasting influence on American wit.
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Franklin Laurel
Benjamin Franklin
America
The
Washington Star
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Public Auction
Defaulted on a 1929 mortgage by William F. Smith to Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan. On March 29 1982 at 10 a.m. the Harrison County Court House front steps will sell Lot 17 Block 44 Clare village to cover due principal 400.89 plus interest 7 and costs 25 attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Smith
Clare
Michigan
Citizens State Bank of
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
City of
County
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Default exists on a 1921 mortgage held by Governour G Drake and Minnie Drake to The Clare County Savings Bank Clare County Michigan. The sale will occur April 5 1932 at 2 PM at the Court House in Harrison Clare County to satisfy the debt of 2581 dollars plus 35 dollar attorney fee and costs on the Southeast quarter of Section 26 Township 17 North Range 3 West Sheridan Township Clare Michigan. The mortgagee is The Clare County Savings Bank James A McKay president and Joseph K Naumes attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Drake
Minnie Drake
Clare County Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Clare
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
Circuit Court
Sheridan Township
Clare County
James A. McKay
Alvin R. Beadle
Reny Beadle
John R. Beadle
Mabel Beadle
John P. Scofield
Register of Deeds
T. P. Steadman
Ida Scofield
Court House
Range Three West
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Default on a 1918 mortgage by Alvin R Beadle and others to John P Scofield. Ida Scofield, sole mortgage owner, seeks sale of 280 acres in section 35 township 17N range 3W at Harrison Courthouse on April 11, 1932. Assignee Ida Scofield, attorney C G Tuttle Ithaca Michigan.
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Board of County Road Commissioners
Grant
Sheridan
Hamilton
Hatton
Surrey
Garfield
Lincoln
Freeman
Redding
Hayes
Greenwood
Franklin
Frost
Summerfield
Winterfield
James W. Brooks
Belvoir
Washingon
Blue Ridge Mountains
William
Washington, D. C
Warrenton
New Market
Virginia
Calvin Fader
ALY Oil
Wharenton
Chionie
Trig
Dally - Journal
Frost and
Windover Lake
Virginia Root
Marjorie Finch
Elgin Hickok
West Freeman
Reed’s
Southwest
Legals
Citizens State Bank
Bicknell
Alexander I. Wylie
Joseph K.naumes
Clara
C. G. Tuttle
Ithaca
Clinton C. Furniss
Rosebush
A. Mu
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McEwan
B. J. Sanford
Medicine and Surgery Glasses
Tatman Block
Clare, Mich
McBiwan Street
Mich
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