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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
2
Community readers are urged to publish probate notices through the Clare Sentinel. The notice asks Friends of Tas Sentinel to ask Judge Dorney for printing services and references various local printing rates and headings.
Regular and special meetings discuss street work on 5th Street water extension and budgeted bills. Officials appoint committees, approve bonds, and grant permits for McEwan Street improvements and a filling station with required sidewalks and bonds.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Clare County Board of Road Commissioners for improving 1.364 miles of Surrey township roads in Clare County Michigan. Work includes drainage construction surfacing 0.562 miles and 0.518 miles with gravel and 0.284 miles with concrete pavement, and projects plans and specifications may be obtained from the Clare County Board office Harrison Michigan and State Highway Department offices. A deposit of five dollars is required for plans.
Mrs Dennamore and Brace Smith families visit Mrs McDonald. Mrs Rob Cochrane travels to Midlong to see her son Clint. Little Onarlis Koob narrowly escapes serious injury after a run over by George Gilcher’s wagon. Gardening active and shop hammering heard as district theater date awaited.
Lake George residents observe clean up week. A potato car is unloaded here by W Fuller of Farwell. Mrs A Gerow and John Hampton attend Ald Society at Mrs Teal's home in Colonville. Don Luce chosen as Farwell High pitcher, pitched at Harrison Friday. Reports say it was a fine game. Mrs Ervin Oslins and Mrs James Calkins ill last week. Dr Lamb of Farwell made two calls. Goldie Kreas left for Owosso for work. Henry Prentiss employed at Saranac until school starts.
About thirty gathered at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poet Saturday night to celebrate their fortieth anniversary with a social evening and music. A fine supper followed and guests wished them many more pleasant anniversaries.
Long Lake reports the Trunk Line construction starting Monday May 8. Fred Clark is summoned to Adrian due to his mother's illness. Melvin Durham recovers from illness and can work again. Dorie Woods and Pansy Scrimger spent the weekend at home. O A Cooper takes the Frost District No 11 schoolhouse contract. E H Millare visits from Cleveland seeking store interests. Al George Mills Grandpa McKimmey visit Ell Bagbee home. Welber of Detroit visits farm with son Henry. Wilbur Harmon visits Will Stanfield home. A community Sunday School continues.
Mrs. Raymond Ramsey and Ruth Ramsey visit brother Tony and family. Hiram Satson and Aim Belle Satson of Clare join Mr and Mrs Wilber Lower James Lewes and Senter Wah with Walter, Florence and John Alwood. Vern Mickie goes to Detroit for work. Mrs Tony Freed and daughter Breese Mary return from Maple Rapids. Mrs Eimer Mullet of the Brand visits briefly. Kemp Me and Mike Ray Houghton are seen at a gathering.
Mee J Timpe entertained over Sanday her mother Mrs Rayne and brother Mr Sowal of Detroit plus nephew Ralph Timpe of Toledo. Clarence Davison visited a dentist near Mr Pleasant and others south for a few days. Steele Allman and family joined at J Haletede.
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