Deeds Mortgages and Negotiable Papers Notice
A bank urges customers not to delay protecting valuables by fire or theft. Bring deeds jewelry mortgages and negotiable papers to the bank for safekeeping.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
4
A bank urges customers not to delay protecting valuables by fire or theft. Bring deeds jewelry mortgages and negotiable papers to the bank for safekeeping.
Bids will be received for a cement block store building on lots 12 and 13 in Crooked Lake and 160 acres of Wooley farm land located 1-2 miles south of Lake Station. Bids due by May 16, 1927. The administrator reserves right to reject all bids. Wm. Murphy administrator estate Amanda Wooley Harrison Mich.
Community notices advertise weekly dances at Nester Dam hall each Friday night with refreshments MILK and cream promoted from a tested herd and an advertisement by McKeever's in this issue.
The Board of Review of Clare will meet at City Hall on Monday May 16 1927 at 9:00 a m to review and equalize the assessment rolls for all wards. Sessions continue for four days as required by law. City Clerk Alex McKinnon signs the notice.
The Ladies Aid of Brown will hold a bake sale at the Friz store all day Saturday May seventh to benefit their minister Rev. Shaw. Whipping cream eggs and dressed chickens will also be offered for sale.
Train schedules for Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor lines appear alongside busy local items. News covers fisheries fines, hospital updates, county farming, plant lists, visits, and meetings. Clerical notes include road re-marking, pump orders, a patent for a folding metal horse, and a special train of Mexican workers bound for beet fields.
A reflective verse speaks to the wayfarer asking to harm none and praising wood as heat, shade, sustenance, shelter, and tool in daily life. It venerates timber as beam and board and cradle wood, and ends with a plea for peace and kindness.
Tuesday May 10 Clare Study Club meets at Mrs Burt Greer home. Mrs Chapman Northeastern district president attends and speaks. Zetetic Club Harris on guests. Luncheon at one. Musical program includes The Bohemian Girl selections. High School Glee Club will sing before Mt Pleasant contest.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Joseph Jerred who died one year ago today May 10 1927 The family recalls your smiling face and the happy home you helped build Your wife and children say none on earth can take your place.
Two hours and a half of entertainment kick off Tuesday evening May 24 at the high school auditorium. Presented by the Girls' Athletic Association a variety of songs dances and acrobatic stunts plus three one act plays. Amusement every minute. Save this date.
The Seventh and Eighth grade rural pupils in Clare county will take exams on May 12 and 13, 1927 starting at eight o clock. Locations include Clare High School Farwell High School Harrison High School Winterfield Center School Hamilton Allen School Lake Grammar Room. Passing requires 75 percent average with at least 60 in each branch. Eighth graders must recite The Star Spangled Banner first stanza and America from memory. Exams to be written with pen and ink on legal paper. reading based on The Vision of Sir Launfal by Lowell.
An uproarious three act comedy stars Jack Webster owner of the Webster Place who returns to marry Sue Bascom but meets Cyclone Sally a charming rival. Cast includes Hot-tempered Jack Webster Mor vel Clute Cyclone Sally Graham Edith Stockwell English Reggie Harold Hughs and others in a lively high school production.
Funeral services were held for Tony Haynak of Greenwood aged twenty six. He died after a tuberculosis illness and had lived in the United States about six years. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Haynak of Greenwood three sisters Mary Detroit Mrs Paul Kerchimiar and Rose of Greenwood a brother Frank Detroit and his fiance Miss Zofi Nedvid of Detroit. Many friends gathered at the Haynak home and Greenwood cemetery to honor him.
Farmers receive figures from Buffalo market for stock shipped last week with steers and heifers at 7.50 to 9.50, cows 6.75 to 7.25, bulls 7.25, calves ranging 6.00 to 13.00, hogs 11.36 to 12.00 and a rough 9.25. Next shipping dates listed for Beaverton Friday May 18 and Gladwin Saturday May 14 along with note of another car load of feed arriving.
Elder W. H. Hyatt, returned missionary from Africa, will address the public on Marvel of Missions at the Free Methodist church. The meeting opens at 8:00 PM and is secured through the Adventist church which extends the invitation to all.
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