Clare Council approves hotel tax resolution and sewer plan
The Clare Common Council on March 7 1921 approved a Mason proposed tax resolution favoring Alfred J Doherty hotel project at Fifth and McEwan and debated hotel water rent relief. They also reviewed special assessments for East Sixth Street sewer with cost estimates and set a joint meeting for March 21 to discuss objections.
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Common Council
Bobberty
Dwyer
Johnson
Meson
Reeder
Smalley
Hampton
Minnutes
Ald
Mason
Ald. Mason
Ald Reeder
Thas
Ald Johnson Council
Ala
Alfred J. Doherty
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Fifth and
McEwan Streste
Acuth S Ft
Clare
Bote
Asid
India
Suia Pro- Pertysowner
Hamprtott
Yeas
Naye
Smailey
Nayamone
Naya
Finance Committee
Lamb’s
City of Clare
Sixth Street
City of
East Sixth Street
Clare Sentinel
Clare’ Courier
J Mason
Domotion Council
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan notifies creditors to file claims against Scott Hethaway, deceased, by July 11, 1971. Claims will be heard July 13, 1971 at 10:00 am in Harrison. Dated March 7, 1931. Taos S. Dorser, Judge of Probate.
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Michigan
Clare
Scott Hethaway
Harrison
Taos
Dorser
Local Election Tickets Set in Saginaw Community
Mrs Obes, Mrs Cleveland, and Mrs Mitchell head the spring election ticket with Bernie Hampton for mayor and Obaas Weidner joining the race. City treasurer Fred Weatherhead is a Republican. Funeral of Andy Biggs held at Ward School house with burial in Maple Grove. Community notes include visits, teach ers home from Clare and Easter gatherings.
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Raby
Wiimt
Bers Wietring
Ber
Obes
Scott
Chad ‘Burns
Saginaw
Bie
Robert Burns
Wm. Reid
Clare
Martha Morrissey
Burke
Charles
Flint
Emma Cleveland
Gertrude Mitchell
Bernie Hampton
Obaas
Weidner
Fred Weatherhead
Andy Biggs
Ward School House
Allard
Maple Grove
Herman Dyke
Bowling Green
Ohio
Joe
Roy Shumway
O Coleman
Joseph Hoag
Seymour Andrus
Jas. Tatman
Hazel Archambault
Leota Gardiner
Julia Quinn
Coleman
Joanna
Bredreka
Margeretta Lockwood
D. Lockwood
Fielen Fanning
Savinaw
Local Social Notes From East Lincoln Area
East Lincoln residents A Kabe visited after ten days with her mother in Farwell. Ralph Cowles called on J Ferguson and wife at Ferguson Lake. Anton Billgren from Alma visited his ailing father. Mrs Lambertson hosted the Beard family and guests from Ithaca. Miss Zeeta Owen spent the weekend at Vernon. Frank Williams and family Eastered near Clare. Mr and Mrs Ray Fuller and Miss Ethel Boyer from Ithaca stayed with Elmer Beard. A Lambertson and wife and Wm Kube attended the Chercih sale. Miss Sacha Hagen spent the weekend in Harrison.
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A. Kabe
Farwell
Ralph Cowles
J. Ferguson
Ferguson Lake
Anton Billgren
Alma
Lambertson
Beard
Ithaca
Zeetae Owen
Vernon
Frank Williams
Clare
Ray Fuller
Ethel Boyer
Crowded out last week and homecoming notes
Mrs. Jon Presley returned from Cadillac after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T W Harris. A ground breaking for H A Dawsons cellar marks new house work. James McKinley sold part of his farm to Phil Geeck. Blumber attended a banquet hosted by Jas Lansing on east 6th with about 30 attendees. Jimmey sailor on the Great Lakes is remembered by the Olers boys.
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Jon Presley
Cadillac
T. W. Harris
A. Dawson
James McKinley
Phil Geeck
Blumber
Jas. Lansing
Hie
East 6Th Clere
Rmusic
Games
Jimmey
Great Lakes
Olers
Easter Program at U B Church Brown Corners
Residents report visitors from Farwell and Clare and local exchanges. A note of humor about rides and a recent illness at Mrs Kemp’s home accompanies a brief church attendance remark and reports of an Easter program planned for Sunday March 27 with all welcome.
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Mary Lake
Farwell
Soe Firs
Tony Iresa
U. B
Brown Corners
Misa Dorothy Lower
Vera Hutchinson
Carl Maine
Glen Gordon
Juddie Bigstone
Miaz Eanice Vandewarker
Clare
West Grant News Briefs Include School Picnic And Local Visitors
The West Grant column notes residents away for the week hoarse but home again. the school hosts a noon picnic for teachers and pupils with baskets and gifts. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Lee Utley and child, and Mr and Mrs Geo Tiedemann from Farwell. A baby named Jessie Weight 734 lbs arrives. social events include a late shower for Miss Hilda Timm hosted by Al Walters.
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A. Gemaert
Rendall
Son Dale
John Umkovicky
Jessie
Weet Grant School
al. Walters
Hilda Timm
Floyd Johnson
Weat Grant School
Hoag
Lee Utley
M0n
Aaron Allen
Geo. Tiedemann
Farwell
Notice of Probate Hearing in Jane Stanley Estate
The Probate Court of Clare County orders the hearing on Ames Schofield’s petition to appoint James Stanley or another suitable administrator for the estate of Jane Stanley. The hearing is set for April 4 1941 at 10 AM at the Harrison probate office with public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
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Jane Stanley
Ames Schofield
James Stanley
Clare Sentinel
Aaid County
Order For Appearance State Of Michigan Clare Court
Order in a 1921 chancery suit in Clare County Michigan requires the four Shearer defendants to appear through their attorneys within three months and to publish this order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Judge Ray Hart. Attorney Carlos A Reding.
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State of Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Clare Chamber of Commerce. & Corporation
Pamelia Shester
Florence Shearer
Marguirite
D. Shearer
Harry H. Shearer
Pamelia Shearer
Marry H. Shearer
Michigan
Carlos A. Reading
Clare Sentinel
Ray Hart
Local notices and social updates from a small town
Mrs. Winnifred Schram and child of Detroit visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Palmer. Miss Nita Stinchcombe returned from Alma for vacation. Easter supper praised. a baby was born at Lon Gee home. Miss Blanche Travis visited. township election set for April 4. The Junior play drew cheers with proceeds over sixteen dollars. Doctors and visitors include Dr Gruber of Cadillac.
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Winnifred Schram
Detroit
George Palmer
Loto Holmes
Alta Kiddee
Schofield
Honoser
Nita Stinchcombe
Alma
Bess Brown
Sue Brody
Blanche Travis
Stinchcombe
Bertha Gowan
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Shassow
Saginaw
Lamb
Don Hatch
Clare
J. Jo. Pittlefeld
Ella Carpenter
Sebewaing
Vee
Church of God
James McGinness
Peterson
Z.R
McGinness
Dr. Gruber
Cadillac
Memoirs and Music Highlight March Club Evening
The March meeting of the club featured Mrs. Richmond and a packed program with Shelley Biography by Georgia Littlefield, a talk on Thrift by Mrs. Helen Kidd, and Pierce and Buchanan by Jesse Oliver. Flora Powell prepared music, with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Richmond
Shelley
Georgia Littlefield
Helen Kidd
Pierce
Buchanan
Jesse Oliver
M. Richmond
Flora Powel
Madge Lamb
Alice Fuller
Scott
Ceveryai Pamberia
Donald Oliver
Marion Fuller
Farwell Purchases Local Greenhouse For Garden Plants
John Winter of Farwell announces takeover of the greenhouse once run by Mrs. Thomas Fair and states readiness to supply garden and flower plants to all. This classified notice signals a new local supplier in town.
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Thomas Fair
John Winter
Farwell
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Akron
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Clare, Mich
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Togal
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East Sea
Sundar
Ruben /Updyke
Mesick
Walter Badger
Waller &Leight
Rosebush
Chas. Olock
Donald Flint
Chappell
Elisha “White
Clare An Farwell
Farwell Garage
Osborn
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