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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
6
A flurry of weekend visits and cottage stays filled Tompkins resort and Oakdale with guests from Saginaw Owosso Flint Lansing Pontiac and Muskegon. Families and friends listed include James Levi John Cameron Stanely Clough Roy Kress and others as they relaxed at cottages and lodges around Lake George.
Mr and Mrs William McGiveron will preside over the K friendly Social Club gathering at the Community building basement room on Thursday afternoon May 15. The session aims to elect officers and all members are urged to attend. Red Cross work will be undertaken and local ladies around Lake George are invited to participate.
Clarence Parke is home from the hospital and able to be out some. Miss Naomi Clark and Eve lyn Holdy called on Miss VanderWoude at the Weage home. Several Clare visitors and local residents were noted in past week as families visited relatives and Shester Burns recovery updates.
Mr and Mrs O W Kube stayed at their cottage a few days while Mrs Kube returned to Clam Lake on Tuesday. Del Long and wife from Flint spent the weekend at the lake. Mrs G Billmeier and daughter Jean of Saginaw entertained five friends who are fellow students of Miss Billmeier at Bay City College. Sam Ramsey and family of Flint spent the weekend at their cottage and added a new building extension. Visitors at Fred Bauers Sunday included Mrs Tom Simmons and daughter.
Mrs Fred Bauer and Harold Knight families from Mt. Pleasant along with Al Truebrot of Flint spent the weekend trout fishing. Adelbert Blain from Mt. Pleasant visited the Dunkle girls. George Pinteck and family were at a big cottage. Russell Hall and wife of Flint entertained Mr and Mrs John Peter. Oscar Rube and wife attended a Clare birthday party. Delos Dunkle's sister from Alma visited. Mrs M MacQuiston and children were at Delos Dunkle's. Clinton Dunkle and family spent the weekend on their farm. Mrs Dunkle and Mrs M Cascadden remained as husbands returned to Pontiac.
The Lake church holds Sunday School at 10 30 a m with P A Oman as superintendent and preaching at 730 p m by Rev I W Wyrick A cottage prayer meeting is planned for Tuesday evening All readers may note Miss Donna Hindman has wed and resides in Fort Wayne Indiana The Leo Cashins suffered a second burn out in two weeks Several local residents visited shopped or stayed with relatives including Mrs George Scott and others George Scott returned from a ten day Texas business trip Emma Andrews was buried.
Clare Michigan regular meeting notes include roll call, building permits for Dunlop and Comer, salary resolutions for city caretaker Clarence Kirkpatrick and Homer Hanley, fees handling for the tourist park, and multiple bills referred to finance committee. City officials Dunlop Lamphere Osborn Parrish Mair present with routine adjournment.
Saturday mentions six daughters and one son in a forthcoming obituary. Visits include Howard Grigware to his sister Mrs Harry Cornell and Maggie Sheardy of Indiana. Families from Grand Rapids Flint Detroit Farwell Sag inaw share weekend gatherings. Bernard Pace heads to the army. No Grange services May 11 due to Detroit jubilee singers. Evangelist Glover to speak at Lake George community hall.
The state Department of Agriculture announces a March 1 1941 filing for laying out a drainage district across Clare Genesee Gladwin Gratiot Huron Isabella Lapeer Livingston Mecosta Midland Montcalm Oakland Ogemaw Saginaw Sanilac Shiawassee Roscommon and Tuscola. A drainage board will meet May 20 1941 at Apple Orchard Hall to assess practicability and assess lands and municipalities affected.
Probate Court of Clare County on April 22 1941 granted two months for creditors to present claims against the estate of Henry May and set June 26 1941 at ten o'clock AM for examination and adjustment of all claims. Judge George Bates officiates.
Final administration account filed by Ernest W. Brown in Clare County court requests allowance and distribution of residue. Hearing set for May 28 1941 at 10 AM at the probate office with public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
Theodosia Alubowicz files a petition in the Harrison County Probate Office on May 6 1941 to change her name to Theodosia Alien. The court orders a hearing on June 16 1941 at 10 o'clock.
Eastern Standard Time schedules show Arbors R Harter agent lists trains South No 52 at 10 58 AM North No 61 at 2 18 PM Pere Marquette R W Ryan agent lists West No 17 45 AM East No 6 4 08 PM Foster Bus Line runs Clare 6 30 AM daily 10 36 AM daily except Sunday 4 15 PM daily Arrive Clare 11 30 AM daily 4 15 PM daily except Sunday 9 15 PM daily Connect with Detroit Chicago Battle Creek Kalamazoo buses at Lansing Eastern Michigan Motorbuses Blue Goose Lines North South 12 03 PM Clare 12 27 PM Harrison 1169 BM
The notice promotes G C Born a D C Doctor of Chiropractic offering X ray fluoroscope radionic short wave heartometer ultrasound ultraviolet and colonic therapy with hours of service. It cites the famous phrase All men are created equal appearing in the Declaration of Independence and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
A city transit item notes a yellow bus line operating in Saginaw on a daily schedule with a Sunday service gap. The notice specifies regular weekday service but excludes Sundays, guiding riders on routing and timing.
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