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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
2
Local notices list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Wisconsin New Jersey and Michigan places. Social visits include Martindale and Maurice Wise Lake Sobiski Kress Kress Honeycutt and Brill families plus many others with birthdays school stamps and Sunday School plans.
Mr and Mrs Herb Breen welcome a baby boy born May 9 while Herb serves in the navy in California. Lansing visitor S Marlatt stays with brother Bert Marlatt. Detroit trips, church services, and family visits fill a busy weekend around Long Lake as the Norman and Marlatt families receive news from loved ones overseas.
Lake George Baptist Church led by Rev E E Redman announces Sunday School at 2 30 pm with Keneth Cowles as superintendent. An afternoon service follows at 3 36 pm with the theme A Unique Church and a Unique Christ inviting all Lake George residents to attend.
The Lake George Red Cross unit invites members to attend the first and third Thursday meetings at the community building in the afternoon. Since the year's start they have completed eight overseas kits six slips eighteen blouses forty eight housewives and several lap robes. The next meeting is May 20.
Tech. Cpl. Donald David and Elizabeth Krell visited Bay City friends while Mr and Mrs Charles David hosted relatives. Leonard Orvis Janet Rose visited Coleman family. Howard Penrose recovering at Samaritan Bay City. Ernest Kleiner Margery Jane joined Chelsea guests. F Barton, Robert Kleiner Ruth Ann spent time with Orville Bates and Warner family. Alton David Donald K visited Charlie David home. Giles Leeth family from Lansing visited Mack Leeth.
About thirty seven friends and neighbors met at the home of Mr. and Mrs Albert Madison Wednesday evening to honor her birthday. The Spicers brothers and A Lesse of Clare sang and played for dancing. Mrs Madison received many gifts and lunch was served. Vernon Dingman of Saginaw stayed a week with the Nelson Tiedeman. Miss Nellie Miller of Cadillac returned home Saturday after visiting relatives. John son Gerald Barber of Camp Sutton N,
Sunday services at 8:00 p.m. and mid week prayer Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Mothers Day services drew a large crowd and praise for the pastor message. Visitors include Norman Densmore and Coward Robison, plus Slater family from Bard and Myers family. Howard recovering slowly from accident illness. local residents attended Loomis Gospel Mission events. Brewer School closed with large parent turnout and pot luck. Miss Heuchele will return as teacher next year. Roy Schaar visited Loomis with daughter Carl Cotton.
Mrs Rudy Gottons tygo and family shared Sunday dinner with guests Mrs Harry Bradley and children. Mrs Art Ulrich and family dined with Clare residents and Jim and wife joined for supper. Virgil and children visited Mr and Mrs John Loar to honor the mother and meet the newborn Penny Crowl. Ruth and Har received congratulations as Lola Rulapaugh hosted her children. Pleurisy kept Mrs Cora Wilson from greeting callers. Harry Kaul reported his son arrived at Great Lakes Naval Training Station and John left last week to enlist. Marie Langdon visited her Kaul relatives before returning to Detroit.
Probate Court in Clare County Michigan orders May 28 1948 for examining and allowing the administratrix Helen Kidds account in the estate of William Lowery with public notice to run three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. A true copy accompanies. 2014 Scrap notes baseballs Rubber cushioned centers will replace cork cushioned bases with 720000 baseballs produced from twenty tons of scrap rubber.
Clare Michigan held a regular council meeting on April 19 1943 with Mayor Archambault and Aldermen in attendance. They approved bills and adjourned then reconvened to discuss funding for 14 1000 Series F War Savings Bonds totaling 10360 from surplus funds and approved a May 1948 wartime policy and related referrals.
Probate Court at Harrison in the county on May 11 1943 limits claims against Grace Sophia Willrich deceased. Creditors must file claims by July 12 1943 at 10 am at the Probate Office for examination and adjustment, with notice published in Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
The ordinance prohibits minors under seventeen from loitering in public places after set hours with penalties up to a $50 fine or 30 days imprisonment. Police may arrest violators on sight. parents may be held responsible. ordinance takes effect twenty days after passage on May 3, 1943.
The Probate Court of Clare County announces that two months from April 26 1943 are allowed for creditors to file claims against the estate of Hdwin L Russell deceased for examination and adjustment. Claims must be presented by June 28 1943 at Harrison probate office and will be heard on June 28 1943 at ten o’clock in the forenoon.
The Clare Sentinel reports probate orders in Harrison for multiple estates. Notices set hearings and deadlines in Clare County, appointing dates in May June 1948 for examination of claims and account approvals, with publication requirements in the Clare Sentinel.
Advertisement for G C Born D C Hours detailed for mornings and evenings with closed Tuesday and Thursday. Mentioned services include x ray fluoroscope short wave heartometer ultraviolet therapy sine wave and colonia therapy. Phone 388 and work at Grit & White Jewelry in Michigan.
Eastern War Time schedules show Amtrak style lines and multiple bus routes. Routes include Foster Bus Line Glare with daily times and connections at Lansing to Detroit Chicago Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Great Lakes Greyhound lines connect Clare Harrison Reed City Baldwin Scottville Ludington with varied daily departures and arrivals. Yellow Bus Line serves Saginaw daily with connections to Flint Pontiac Detroit Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort. Dow Workers Bus operates from Clava with late morning and evening runs.
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