Lake George Resort News Highlights Local Weekend Activities
Morris Jordan and family from Lansing visited Fairview cabin Sunday. A Grange program Thursday night drew a lively crowd. An open meeting is planned the second Thursday in May with a good program. About 125 attended the Recreation program Wednesday night. Fishing season opened with many fishermen and good catches. Several locals, including Stirling Curtiss and Mac McGivern, spent weekends at cottages. Several teachers and residents paid weekend visits, and trout fishing was popular around Shorewood.
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Lake George
Morris Jordan
Lansing
Fairview
Grange
Stirling Curtiss
Yansing
Mesdames Carek
Thilily
Clare
G. A. Silover
David Reed
Mac McGivern
Oakdale
Stan
Hene Wismer
Mildred Garlock
Wsther Luce
Ashley School
Esther
B. F. P. Johnston
Cord Green
George Baylus
Rosebush
Lloyd Nichols
Detroit
Basil Baker
Community Neighbors Visit During Weekend in Michigan Towns
Howard Goodband near Marion and Tom Nichols of Lake George called in last week. Families from Harrison East Lansing Detroit Farwell Winterfield Traverse City Clio Camp at cottages with relatives. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bert Walker Miss Helena Vanderwoude Joe Crocker and others spending weekends and Sundays in local cottages and at homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Goodband
Marion
Tom Nichols
Lake George
Bert Walker
Lake
Barris
Hazel
Edgar Waldron
June Goodrich
Harrison
Clare
A. F Light
J. Schepers
East Lansing
Harry Landis
Bill
Mike Gay
Detroit
Helena Vanderwoude
Winterfield Township
Joe Crocker
Lansing
Marion Shinabarger
Leo Harris
Hazel Harris
Farwell
Marton
Philips
Traverse City
van Horn Ranch
John Peters
Stanley
Clio
Ralph C. Peters
Pearl Blackledge
Frank Howey
Frank Davis
Edith
Frances
Melvin Berkompas
R. C. Peters
H. Kress
R. Hall
Wfinit
Ambrosier
John Frisby
School Week Highlights and New Students
This week the school yard was cleaned and bird houses were installed. Two new pupils, Barbara Jean and Robert Phillips, live on the VanHorn farm. The seventh grade wrote stories of their lives. Primary Grades created a grocery store named the Red and White store and are learning to buy and sell.
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Barbara Jean
Robert Phillips
VanHorn
Clare City Council Proceedings April 9 1936
Regular meeting notes include roll call and approvals of minutes. Licenses for Doherty Hotel and other establishments discussed. bills referred to Finance Committee and later approved. Election canvassers appointed. local official results listed with votes and staff assignments.
Clare Fire Department Fee Ordinance Adopted
Ordinance No 156 sets staffing of the Clare Fire Department with a Chief ten regular firemen two substitutes all volunteer. Firemen receive one dollar per hour for drills safety inspections and other services capped at fifty dollars per fireman per fiscal year. Fires service pay is one dollar per hour for the first hour and one dollar for each additional hour. The fire chief earns one dollar per hour for fire duties and inspection but not more than one hundred fifty dollars per year. Substitutes paid the same as regulars. Dues to the State Firemen’s Convention are five dollars and twenty five dollars for two firemen. All prior ordinances repealed and the measure takes effect immediately.
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Clare
City of
Aldermanic Roll Call and Adjournment Motion Passed
Alderman Hoee Ivan HE Feighner AIG Delbert W Osborn 169 Constable John Redabaugh Roland Comer 8rd Ward Supervisor George Johnson Omar Parent Alderman Arthur Payish 180 80 Edward A White 100 Alderman vacancy Thomas C Holbrook AI 66 J 9 Green 107 Constable Lumen Wyman 191-106 Wm Hochstetler 85 Resolution seconded by Ald White carried yeas Archambault Cunningham Tibbils White nays none Moved by Tibbils and supported by White to adjourn Carried Jesse Hampton Thomas Horton Mayor Dept Clerk 186 208
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Common Council
Bampton
Ald
Archambault
Cunningham
Tibbits
White
Hachmuth
Doherty Hotel
Nora J. Barnes
Kenneth C. Barnes
James McKinnon
Fred M. Morgan
Kathyrn Dunlop
John Dionese
George Ogden
Roy Joslin
Floyd Shively
Yeas
Tibbils
Finance Committee
BE. W. Brown
J. Groves Station
Bob's Garage
Harris and Hirt
Clare Fire Dept
Methodist Church
State Fireman’s Ass’n
Barris and Hirt
Consumers Power Co
Clare Hardware Co
Russel Kock
Cemetery
N. Lackie
Forrest Jerred
Tudor Louch
Henry Ackerman
Sam Leichti
Wm. Cole
L. Wyman
Guade Os
Jim Tubbs
Clack
Consumory Power Co
City Hall
Gas Corp. of
Mich
Gas Corp
James Rogers
Chas. Gearhart
Jas. Joslin
Mark Rodabaugh
Matt Detwiler
Clare
Jesse Hampton
Lewis H. Thompson
Alex McKinnon
Lawrence BR. Brown
Vera B. Peterson
A. Bruce Gibbs
John Hanley
Chris Smith
John W. Dunlop
Orin
Ward Boody
Eler Osborn
Be ‘Ond
Ernnest Chaffee
Birnie Rainey Bis
Hoee
Ivan HE
Feighner
Delbert W. Osborn
John. Redabaugh
Roland Comer
George Johnson
Omar Parent
Arthur Payish
Edward A." White
Thomas C. Holbrook
Green
Lumen Wyman
Wm. Hochstetler
Winterfield and Flint Residents Share Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Sam Davis of Flint visited Mrs Davis parents Mr and Mrs Wdd Cutler over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Art Lambert and child ren from Mint spent the weekend at the Kheen home. Charles Kheen is recovering from injuries after a team accident. Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and family called at the Ralph Peters home at Windover Sunday. Mr and Mrs Neal Nevins visited the Clarence Coleman home Sunday.
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Winterfield
Sam Davis
Flint
Wdd Cutler
Art Lambert
Mint
Kheen
Martin Kheen
Charles Kheen
Frank Davis
Ralph Peters
Windover
Mrs. Neal
Nevins
Clarence Coleman
The Man Who Said Thank You
Lesson highlights Luke 17 1 18 focusing on forgiveness humility and gratitude. The study centers on the grateful Samaritan who returns to thank Jesus while nine others fail to acknowledge their healing. It stresses Christian duty to rebuke wrong while maintaining a forgiving spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Naaman
Gehazi
Miriam
Uzziah
Ruskin says religion must be first in heart
A sermon-like quote emphasizes John Ruskin's belief that religion cannot share priority. He warns that anything taking a second place diminishes religion and that God will not accept a second place in the human heart.
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John* Ruskin
God
Loyalty With Malice Toward None and Charity for All
A brief moral exhortation urging steadfast loyalty to principles, compassion for others, and unwavering firmness in pursuing what is right as divinely guided.
Public Notice Orders Hearing on Sale of Estate in Clare County
In Clare County Probate Court on April 22 1936 Judge Thos S Dorsey ordered May 18 1986 at 10 am for hearing petition by Rev Stanley J Morrison for license to sell Lucretia Dorcey Prover estate. Public notice for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Also U S Public Works invites sealed bids May 12 1936 for Clare Michigan P O construction with drawings and specifications to be supplied.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Lucretia Dorcey
Stanley J. Morrison
Clare Sentinel
Public Works
Washington, D. C
Mich
U. S
Chambers of Commerce
W. HE. Reynolds
Public Works Branch
J. John J. O’hara
Clare County
John J. O'Hara
Commissioner Sale Under Decree in Clare County Michigan
Court announces a public auction of lands in Surrey Township Clare County Michigan to satisfy a decree in 1936. The property includes the NH1-4 of the NE quarter of Section 34 Township 17 North Range 5 West. Sale date is May 28 1936 at 10 AM at the north front door of the Harrison courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
Surrey
State of
State OF Michigan
Chancery
Allen R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank
Arthur
Highteen
Leo J. Campeau
County
Roller couple and Daily Crude Oil Co name Clare court
Court records show John M Roller and Annie E Roller joining with Daily Crude Oil Co of Newark Ohio in a 1936 Chancery matter in Clare County Michigan. The document refers to a land description for the east half of the southeast quarter of section 16 in township 18 north range 3 west and names commissioner Donald B Holbrook of Clare Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Campeau
Clare
Michigan
Donald E. Holbrook
John M. Roller
Annie E. Roller
The
Daily Crude Oil Company of
Newark, Ohio
Indians Used Mint in Early Settlements
Indigenous peoples and settlers gathered mint for various uses as the area developed. The herb grew alongside homes and fields, serving culinary and medicinal needs within early frontier life.
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Algo
Foreclosure Sale of 1927 Dysinger Mortgage in Clare County
Notice of mortgage foreclosure issued for Levi H Dysinger and Mary L Dysinger to Edward Saul. Sale set for June 16 1936 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison Michigan courthouse, to settle $956.07 due plus taxes insurance and costs. Property described includes Congregational Church Lot and adjacent parcels in Section 1 precinct with specific boundary measurements.
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Levi H. Dysinger
Mary L. Dysinger
Grant
Clare County
Michigan
Edward Saul
Ore Register
Geounty
Ingens
Harrison
Clare
Congregational Church
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Karl E. Russell
Saginaw
Bicknell Lodge
Shorewood
Jay Bigelow
Harley Davis
Windover Lake
J-M Laboratories
Johns-Manville
Clare Elevator CO
Gus
Marotzke
the Common Council
P. BR. Eluzwatur
D. de Ember
Chicago
Tnton
Legals
Elias Sias
Bertha B. Sias
Donald B. Holbrook
Business
Clare County General Hospital
West Sixth Street
Clare, Michigan
McEwan
Bowler & Bowler
AT Law
McEwan Street
Clare, Mich
C. B. Wood
M. D
Albany Fire Ins. CO
Old Line Stock Co
Jennings Archambault
4Th St
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tasman
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Nelmeyer
B. J. Sanford
McHwan St. Clare
F. G. Slattery
K. Hammerberg
Dr. Clare
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Edward Saub
Richard Emerson
James Saul
Bowler and Bowler Attorneys
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