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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1926

Page

2

Visit Noted As Kin And Friends Gather Sunday

Bruce Gamble visited his mother Mrs Wim then returned to Saginaw on Sunday. The Davis family hosted guests from Lansing. Mrs Alfred Lutz Frank Stannard and family from Saginaw joined Mrs Chas Eames Roy Jarman and family and Vern Cotters from Mt. Pleasant at the Shade Jarman home.

Bruce Gamble Wim. Gamble Saginaw Hebert Fordyce Harl Fordyce Sam Welch Davis Lansing Alfred Lutz Frank Stannard Chas, Eames Roy Jarman Vern Cotters Mt. Pleasant Shade Jarman

Elm Grove visitations and local farm chores noted

Eastern Ohio residents Orton Mills and wife visited over the weekend while Otto Hildebrandt and family called at the Raymond home and Albert Hildebrandt was picked up from a local farm. Carson Harvey and J. W. Butters moved to Clarence to shear about 200 sheep for Mr. Newton as Sunday events dispersed among Elm Grove and nearby farms.

Orton Mills Ohio J. W. Butters O. Mills Carson Harvey Otto Hildebrandt Raymond Albert Arthur Clarence Mr. Newton Robert Blake Clare Rudolph Hildebrandt Florence Frances Elm Grove Andrew Ottgens N. Bard L. F Pendell Emil F. Giers Jerry Mrs. Smith Royal Oak Mrs. Gier Him Grove

Sunday School Reorganizes at Town Hall May 16

Arthur Center residents are invited to a Sunday School reorganization at the town hall next Sunday May 16 at 10 o clock sun time with services to follow. Floren Orvis of Pontiac made a brief visit to his parental home. Several local residents visited friends and relatives Sunday afternoon including Mr Funke from Detroit and families of Roller Shull and Allen Orvis. Edna Athey and Lee Reynolds, formerly of Arthur Center and West Grant respectively, married in Flint Saturday and will live there. they stopped at Edna’s parents Sunday afternoon.

Town Hall Floren Orvis Pontiac Funke Detroit Kenneth Roller Maude Barber J. P. Myers Geo. Bates and Famiy

Weekend Socials Round Saginaw and Nearby Towns

Miss Marjorie Lansing of Saginaw visited her parents the Lancings. Families from Mint Alma Rosebush and Saginaw joined the Lamphere and Maxwell households Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Merrihew own a new plane. Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30 next Sunday. Evrerybody come there is room for more.

Marjorie Lansing Saginaw I. N. Lansing Henry Severson Mint Frank Lamphere Harrold Tucker Alma Geo. Thomas Rosebush Wm. Maxwell Theodore Merrihew Arlington Severson Albert Ried Frank Loomis Clyde Allen Allen von Wedge Sandusky Will Marlin Frank Murphy Will Lansing John Roe

Weekend Visits From Lansing And Battle Creek Residents

Brand Mr and Mrs Kelly Comer and Hazel with Jess Jackson and June join Chas Davis from Lansing to visit the Comer family. Ellen Haines of Battle Creek visits Vern, as many attend the funeral of Mrs Allen. Local settlers note aging.

Kelly Comer Hazel Jess’ Jackson June Chas. Davis Lansing D. W.‘Comer Meryl Haines Ellen Battle Creek Vern Allen C, Haddix Ray Brubaker K. A.turner

Weekend visits and travel noted in local scene

Callers at D. W. Comers and Geo. Rhodes returning from Flint marked a quiet weekend. Vern Mickle drove from Detroit to visit relatives and spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Glenn Blystone with family toured Alma St. Louis Saginaw and other points for pleasure Sunday. Mrs D W Comer visited Thursday with Mrs John Rhodes.

D. W. Comers Geo. Rhodes Flint Vern Mickle Detroit Glenn Blystone Alma St. Louis Saginaw D. W.comer John Rhodes

Local Families Spend Weekend Visits Across Area

Mr and Mrs Wm Grub and Dorothy along with Mr and Mrs Jesse Cotton and family visited Mt Pleasant at Mr Cottons parents home. The article notes multiple family visits, births, illnesses and recoveries across Eagle area including Towers place improvements by the Arnolds, Archie Tryons return to Pontiac, and Leona Vandewarker recovering from surgery.

Wm. Grub Dorothy Jesse Cotton Mt. Pleasant Mr. Cotton Blanchard Cotton A. H. Hutchinson Frank Myers Henry Kleiner, Sr Earnest Henry Robert Greenwood Chris Kleiner Wm. Horton John Watson Emma Low Flint Robi Hutchinson Chas, Merrill Henry Hanes Merrill Frank Nash Rudy Remer Saginaw Frank Carncross Joe Pudway Joe Wilson Oscar Rulapaugh Leona Vandewarker Colonville

Doan's Pills End Backache Says Vernon City Resident

Robert Border of Vernon City Clare describes chronic back pain and nocturnal kidney issues relieved by Doan's Pills. He reports renewed strength and health after use with claims of lasting benefit since 1920 and 1924. 60¢ at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Doan Dean Robert Border Vernon City Clare Border Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y Adv

Fortune Won’t Be Wooed in Calendar says Transcript

The Boston Transcript opines that Fortune makes no advances, noting her calendar lacks leap years and the outcome remains unchanged by effort. The piece uses a metaphorical view of luck and time, reflecting cautious sentiment.

Boston ‘Transcript

Explanations Harmful Avoid Explanations

Quote emphasizes that explanations are unnecessary for strong people and should be avoided as a sign of weakness. It contrasts friendly counsel with a stoic stance attributed to a figure named Grit.

First U.S. Trust Powers Granted to Farmers' Loan and Trust

The Farmers' Insurance and Loan Company, now the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company of New York City, became the first U.S. firm granted power to conduct a trust business in 1822.

United States Farmers’ Mire Insurance and Loan Company Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York City

Gold and Silver Values Through Ancient Times

A fragment notes the ratio of gold to silver from Herodotus around 450 B C and Plato around 880 B C, stating estimates of about 10 to 1. It contrasts with a modern ratio near 86 to 1, reflecting changes in precious metal values over history.

Herodotus Plato

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Clare Michigan

Default on a 1922 mortgage by Christian H Kleiner and Katherine B Kleiner to Ray Cobleigh and Anna M Cobleigh leads to foreclosure. On May 17 1926 at 10 00 am the Clare County circuit courthouse front steps Harison will sell the Clare Michigan property described as Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 34 Township 17 North Range 4 West at public auction to satisfy the debt of 1408 55 with 7 percent interest and costs. Attorney for Mortgagees T Carl Holbrook.

Christian H.kleiner Katherine B. Kleiner Clare Michigan Ray Cobleigh Anna M. Cobleigh Office of the Register of Deeds County of State of Harrison City of Sixth Street Pere Marquette Railroad Company

Guardianship Hearing Set for Spendthrift Frank McCary

Probate court in Harrison Clare County schedules May 31 1926 at 10:00 AM to hear creditor Ornil Reynolds petition seeking guardian for spendthrift and incompetent Frank McCary. Notice to be served personally and published in Clare Sentinel for three issues. Judge Thos S Dorsey presides.

Clare Harrison Said Thos Dorsey Frank McCary Ornil Reynolds James IF. Tatman Clare Sentinel Thos. S. Dorsey

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Essex Clare Elevator Co Kirkpatrick Arthur Center Herrick Acre Vernell Mickle Alf Abbott Thurman Robinett John Greer Roy Comer Eleanor Bennett Kathyléen Osborn Legals T. Carl Holbrook Sible City Mills Shoup Pean Dunlay Jas. M. Wellman Lake George Half Moon Lake Windover Lake Wellman Eorge, Mich G. C J. E. Doherty McEwan 8Th Street M. J. Hutchinson Thos. Groves
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