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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Malesh visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bellinger Sunday. Iris Greene was absent four days last week due to illness. Bernadine Koontz was absent on Monday on the sick list.
Renters James Stanley farm shared by Mr and Mrs Paul Miller. John Sersaw welcomes baby girl born March 23 Walter Querback returns from Ann Arbor hospital with cast and thanks orange donors. David Bisley named supervisor candidate for Hamilton. Sterling Graham worked in Pontiac last week. Leo Querback and family attend Detroit funeral. Mrs Sterling Graham visiting mother in Flint.
Southeast Sheridan notes Frank and Mrs. Thompson moved from the Carpenter farm after three years to Jane Holmes west of Loomis corners. A farewell party was held last Tuesday night. Chas. Carpenter will return to the farm formerly Jas. McKay near Dover. Other items mention visits and ailing Mr. R. with family updates.
Mr and Mrs Reginald McBride and other residents of Elm Grove and surrounding areas visit relatives and attend gatherings. Several moves and visits are listed along with a hay wagon incident near Hinkle corners causing brief traffic disruption.
A Kankakee Illinois man endured 15 years of stomach trouble and gas pressure so severe his wife had to turn him in bed to breathe until BISMAREX provided relief. The statement emphasizes dramatic prior suffering and claimed cure.
South Sheridan The Willige reports workers meeting at Steven's home with many attendees for tying and finishing three projects. Mrs Jas Teale Harnest Allen and family celebrated Chas Strouse's 40th wedding anniversary with a lunch, ice cream, and cake. John Presley drives a Model A Ford and a surprise party at L Pudway's home drew neighbors.
Col onville residents share visits and sickness reports with mentions of Merla Goostree from Pontiac and Liss Liechti of Saginaw. Roberta Gulver of Lansing plans vacation with local relatives as a church youth meeting is set for Sunday.
James Hargon acted as caller on Saturday evening at L A Kiggens and M Myers. Mr and Mrs W B Myers visited at KDA Turner. Loren Birdsal and baby visited with Mr and Mrs O Birdsal. Herbert Myers and family from Flint spent the weekend with J P Myers. Fred Wook of Flint visited his brother. Harl Overland family moved to J P Myers home. Welcome to our new neighborhood. F M Myers visited relatives in Midland and Mr Pleasant Tuesday and Wednesday. Bud Mitchper wife and son from Lansing spent weekend with Mr and Mrs F M Myers. F M Myersl and wife attended a family gathering at A F Light’s Harrison. W B Myers visited niece MP and Mrs Clare Stanley at Harrison Wednesday.
West Freeman Schoolnel has closed for several days while teacher Bernice Gibbons recovers from sickness. Arthur Hanson and relatives held a birthday party with dancing and a pot luck supper last Friday evening. Community members moved houses and attended gatherings across the area.
Southwest item notes Mr and Mrs Chas Gatehouse and family visited the RB Wi Field home Owen Jarman had mumps. Will Tanner traveled to Midland to visit the J C Johnson home last week.
Nealie Cook and Ruby Gaskinds were listed as sick. Hugh Hgts attended court in Harrison. Walter Wyman hosted a Friday reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snider with about one hundred guests and many gifts. Mrs. Byers visited Mrs. Sam Gaskill Sunday.
The column reports improving health for Don Malcomson and Mrs. Howard Woods enclosure at General hospital in Saginaw. Several local residents, including Richard Miller and families, Mary Griffin, Mayme Griffin, and Ed Murtz with son, visit and celebrate birthdays and events. Lloyd Keiser welcomed a baby girl named Alice.
Local residents report weekend visits and church revival activity. People visit relatives near Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw while planning Easter programs and summer supplies. The Aid society meets during cold weather and township officials urge voting for the two ticket race.
The lesson outlines the resurrection as a foundational Christian truth shown through Mary Magdalene and the disciples' reactions. It covers Mary’s encounter at the tomb, Peter and John’s investigation, and Jesus' appearances, including Thomas’s doubt and the Holy Spirit’s impartation for mission.
Quote on happiness and work defining a master of happiness as one true to self. Emphasizes honesty, knowing one’s own task, and applying God given strength and skill with diligence.
A quoted phrase speaks of enduring immortality until one’s work is finished and trust in God to protect and deliver from danger. The message emphasizes steadfast faith and reliance on divine care in perilous times.
Mr and Mrs Chas Sherman were Clare shoppers Tuesday and Mrs Jen nie Muir joined Friday shoppers. Howard Hilliker and family moved to their farm home on M66 Saturday. Geo Scott made business calls to vart and Reed Friday. Raymond Scott attended a meeting at Mt Pleasant Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Aaron Irwin Jr and John Hughes visited from Pi nt over the weekend. J L Cook and D Criswold death prompted Lansing trip Saturday. Hazel Harria from Windover visited Shinabargers. Badger left for Lansing. Margaret Shinabarger hosted birthday tea Sunday. Somerville Ingraham Randall guests at D Scott Sunday. Sunday School Easter program planned. Community Club held potluck Thursday. Sherman and Shinabarger guests added.
Nada Delmar Junior and Velma report on books read as students in 2nd to 4th grade receive spelling honors. Fourth graders make crepe paper tulips and each student designs a state book with stories and illustrations. 51 students in the room.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from March 23 1934 for creditors to file claims against Henry Sanders deceased at the Harrison probate office. Claims must be presented by July 18 1934 and will be heard on July 25 1934 at 10 a.m. Dated March 21 1934. Thus S. Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Public notices announce hearings on estate administration for Jeremiah Bennett with hearing set April 16 1934 and publication three weeks prior in Clare Sentinel. Also public sale of real estate under a 1920 mortgage held by The Citizens State Bank with sale May 28 1934 at the Clare County Courthouse, listing extensive property described by legal boundaries.
The Probate Court of Clare County notices four months from March 1934 for creditors to present claims against Franklin Wolfer deceased. Claims must be shown at the probate office in Harrison before July 9 1934. The hearing is scheduled for July 18 1934 at ten. Dated March 8 1934 Thos S Dorsey 2114.
In Clare County on March 8 1934 Samuel Smith deceased. QC Dillenbeck filed a petition to determine legal heirs and rightful heirs of the real estate. Hearing set for April 4 1934 at 10 AM at the Probate Office. Notice to be published for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
Rose Newsom has petitioned to admit the instrument filed in court as the last will and testament of the deceased Frank Newsom and seek administration of the estate. The hearing is scheduled for April 1 at 10 AM in the probate office. A copy notice will be run in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
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