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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bay celebrate the arrival of a son on April 25 who will be named Norris Clarence. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bonham announce a baby girl born April 25 named Virginia. Mrs. J A Allen spent Monday aiding at the Burton Bay home for the newborns.
Sunday callers at the C J Harvey home included Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey and baby and Willard Rulapaugh. Mrs Mabel Durzee is ill. WY B Stephison visits briefly. Mrs C J Harvey owns a Maytag washer. Mr and Mrs Carl Monday visited the Mack Harvey home a day last week.
Oran Burton and Miss Ida Hoskey were married at the Hoskey home Saturday evening by Rev. A. E. Burton. The couple is from nearby families, with extensive local ties and plans announced.
Mr and Mrs Chas Stone came from Chicago to stay with Mrs Ruby Thompson. Mr and Mrs Gwen Spink visited her parents at Clare. Mr and Mrs Ervin Orvis called on the Eugene Orvis home in Arthur. The Nathen Dangler family visited his sister near Gladwin. M D Clute of Colonville called Monday. Thelma Orvis Lillian Wood Leonard Orvis and Lawrence Bates spent Sunday at Houghton Lake.
Word spread through the community of the sudden death of William Richmond. The period also notes visits, family gatherings, and various local social exchanges, including relatives from Lansing and Clare helping with moving, and a softball win for Our school over Hardwood 17 to 5.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Hiton Darnel on the death of her father Mr Loomis near Weidman. Mrs Eston Vanorder of Laning visits her parents Mr and Mrs Hiton Darnell. Brinton visitors Mr and Mrs Archie Powell spent the weekend with S H Shinabarger family. Carl Rodabaugh visited Barryton last week. Lost Lake residents Mr and Mrs Wm Schimerhorn called on Harry Bouchers. Shinabargers hosted Clifton Malosh and son from Lake and Leo C Tefft of Jackson called on BH Shinabargers.
Will Richmond died last Thursday night in an accidental death shocking the community. Sincere sympathy is extended to his relatives. Local residents visited and moved among neighbors as telegrams and visits followed.
Riverside Grange members visited Advance Grange last Tuesday taking the traveling gavel and presiding over the lecture hour. A three act comedy titled A Bird in a Cage will be staged at the Arthur Town Hall on Friday evening May 3 with a cast of ten characters.
Flint residents Mr. and Mrs. R. Hall hosted friends from Detroit at their cottage. Saginaw guests Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas stayed at Lat-a-Lot. Six babies born to one family Sunday will be known as the Raccoon Six puplets.
Marion resident Frank White visits his farm as visitors from Farwell Mt Pleasant Sebewaing Tawas City Detroit Beverly Hills California Lansing and East Lansing travel to stay with local families at Achard Lyons and Ferguson properties. Visitors include Mr and Mrs L Price Mr and Mrs Herschel Halstead Mrs S Harris and family Jack Gillespie and a group from Lansing. A Reed party from Lansing also stopped by for fishing and chats with locals.
Ben Frook and family of Gadilllac visited his brother Joe Frook who bought a farm near Mesick. James Morgan visited his grandmother Mrs. G. A. Silver. Norman Tolson made a Farwell call. Stanley Duross and mother visited Clare. Miss Woods of Lansing attended a Pine Point lodge weekend. Dated social traffic includes several Clare and Lansing names and CCC camp returnees.
Mason residents Harry and Wayne Spenny with families visited their Shorewood cottage Sunday. Lydia Weeks of Highland Park and Frank Baker with a new cabin foundation, John Sears adding a fence, and Stirling Curtis returning from Lansing over the weekend were also mentioned.
In Dijon France a sword in the museum is claimed to be Joan of Arc’s blade based on radiosthesia tests. A French diviner used a prismatic pendulum over Joan of Arc’s signature and the sword, finding matching oscillations to support the identification.
Taxpayers Alwaya and Tunkins say complaints have persisted for years but governments have consistently endured, surviving in sizable numbers as challenges persist.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan states four months from April 26 1935 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Charles Wesley Makin deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by July 26 1935 and will be heard on August 30 1935 at 10:00 a.m. by Judge Thos S Dorsey.
Estate proceedings in Michigan allow creditors to file claims by August 19 1935 with examination and adjustment set for August 28 1935 at 10 a.m. in the Harrison probate office. Dated April 23 1935. Judge of Probate.
County commissioners adopt a resolution to take various township roads into the County Road System under Act No 130 of 1931, with all roads to be county jurisdiction effective April 1 1934. Notice to highway commissioner and township clerks. publication for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Adjourned, Wm A Henderson, Clerk.
Defaulted mortgage of Riley A Leffingwell and Olive V Leffingwell to Henry Ayris, later assigned to Nettie Bell Kennedy, seeks sale of 2 acres and adjacent lot in Clare at public auction. Writings dated 1920 with 1935 assignment. Notice of sale July 27, 1985 at 10:00 am at Harrison Court House. Attorney: A E Butterfield Mt. Pleasant Michigan.
An order of publication in Harrison County Probate Court directs the hearing on May 6 1935 at 10:00 am at the Probate Office for the final administration account of Hart Sprague deceased. Executor Bert Douglas petitions for allowance and distribution of residue. Public notice to run in The Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks.
The text explains reflected sunlight as sunlight bouncing off other bodies such as the moon and planets. It notes the law of reflection was stated by Hero of Alexandria in the second century and that Euclid is said to have deduced it.
Attorney Donald Holbrook acts for the plaintiff in a Clare Michigan case. Case details are limited to representation and locale. Proceedings, parties, and scope remain unspecified in the fragment.
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