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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1947

Page

4

Lake Resident Daniel Andrew Dies at Home in May

Daniel Andrew, longtime Lake resident, died at his home on May 4. Born July 8, 1871, in Thetford, Genesee County, he was the husband of Rose Andrew and father of four sons and five daughters. Funeral services were held May 6 at the town hall with Rev. EB Redman officiating, burial in Garfield cemetery.

Lake Danial Andrew Garfield Township Amos Sarah Andrew Thetford Genesee County Auife Rose Andrew Gladwin Glen Carl Donald Flint Ivan Shinebarger Dorothy Towers Thressa Brown Mirs Hazel Bergey

Twenty Ladies Golf and Bridge at Clare Country Club

Twenty women gathered at Clare Country Club on a chilly Wednesday May 14 to golf with one bridge table also in play. May 21 invites all players to attend as scores will determine the first match of the season at Mt. Pleasant next Wednesday.

Clare Country Club Albert Haley Mt. Pleasant

Appointments of City Committees Made By Randll

Mayor Randall announces appointments approved by the City Council for Clare 1947-48 including City Attorney Joseph Naumes Health Officer Dr. F C Sanford Water Works Chief W H Erter Police Chief Chas Covell Police Eugene Campbell Carl Sands Mayor Pro Tem Geo Lehr Fire Chief James Clute Cemetery Board Edward Johnston and Police Committee members Fullerton Fleming Manee.

Clare Joseph Naumes F. C. Sanford

Wise Township to Hold Fire Protection Meeting May 19 1947

Wise Township Property Owners meet Monday May 19 1947 at 4 PM to discuss fire protection for township properties. A E Burton township clerk.

Township Board of Wise Township Township of Wise A. E. Burton

Clare Study Club May Breakfast at Hotel Doherty

The Clare Study Club will hold its May Breakfast at the Hotel Doherty on Tuesday morning May 27. Reservations should be made with Mrs Austin Bates, in charge of arrangements, by Monday morning May 26.

Clare Study Club Doherty Austin Bates

Bids Sought for Case School House Site

Bids will be received until June 10 for the Case School House located 47% miles north and 2 miles east of Weidman. Mail bids to Harold Sloan at 1311 Fournie St Midland Michigan. All bids must be signed and insure compliance with the notice terms.

Case School House Weidman Harold Sloan Fournie St Midland Mich

Belleville Nazarene Church Plans Weekend Revival

The Church of the Nazarene invites Rev. Fred Belleville and family for a weekend meeting May 16 to 18, with three services on Sunday. Evening services start at 7:45 p.m. and Sunday hours are 10:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., and 7:45 p.m. Clare Church of the Nazarene reports improving attendance since reopening last September and plans remodeling to boost local program efficiency.

Church of the Nazarene Fred Belleville Clare Church of the Nazarene

New Fire Truck Arrives in Clare in Past Week

The Clare fire department notes the arrival of a new Model T, followed by a Model A Ford pumper converted for rural service. In 1934 a Ford V-8 truck replaced older gear, with equipment moved from the LaFrance unit for rural protection at a total cost of 1600 dollars.

Clare LaFrance Common Council Wm. Parrish Chas. Clark A. R. Canfield R. M. Musseill Wm. Lange Chas. Thurston Malcolm Feighner C. A. Wellman Albert Haley Richard Woodcock James Clure Clute

Clare City Board of Review to Meet May 19 1947

The Board of Review of the City of Clare will meet at City Hall on Monday May 19 1947 at 9:00 a.m. to review and equalize the assessment rolls for all wards and will remain in session four days or longer if needed. Dated May 5 1947. Alex McKinnon City Clerk 3113

Board of Review of the City of Clare

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement

We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy during our bereavement of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev Redman for his kind words and pallbearers. Sincerely Mrs Danial Andrews and family including Glen Donald Kenneth Brown Bergey Shinebarger Towers Andrews Swinehart and Lewis

Rev. Redman Danial Andrews Glen Andrews Donald Andrews Kenneth Brown Bill Bergey Iva Shinebarger Leon Towers Gladwin Andrews Carl Andrews Lewis Swinehart Hahn Russell Thurston Burton Allen

City Honors Harvester and The Boys for Town Cleanup

Clare officials led by Mayor Herbert Randall thank Harvester and The Boys for excellent work in treating up The Town. Aliso Norm Lackie and The Boys also praised for the fine job at the cemetery.

Herbert Randall City of Clare Harverter Aliso Norm Lackie

Moline Construction Company Expands Centralized Building Center

The new building on Maple Street houses a full showroom for plumbing fixtures and water systems with a large warehouse and workshop. Moline Construction Company occupies 20 by 64 feet of office space and runs a 40 by 98 foot workroom with overhead doors for trucks. The firm, a major local employer with 85 workers, is contractor for Clare Manufacturing and Thayer Dairy projects, centralizing city construction needs.

Moline Construction Company Moline Company Crawford Moline New Clare Manufacturing Company West Fifth Street Thayer Dairy Pbuilding

Services At Loomis And Hinkleville Churches

Attendance at Loomis Missionary Church Sunday reached fifty with twelve mothers receiving plants. Hinkleville Missionary Church drew forty three worshippers the largest turnout there with seven mothers given plants. Pastor J Wesley Teale noted Mrs Hinkle’s return from illness and invited all to return.

Loomis and Hinkleville Loomis Hinkleville

Spring Weather Refreshes Farms Amid Busy Work

Farmers race to catch up after a cold wet spell as families share news across towns. Local residents Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and relatives gathered for Sunday dinner at the Barton home, and Frank Millard arrived May 10 weighing six pounds twelve ounces. The Hutchinson family welcomed a son and other visitors noted, while church services and weekend visits across Dover Clare Midland and Davison were mentioned. Community note concludes with a request for more news for next week.

Henry Kleiner Donald Robert Kleiner Ruth Ann Alton David Frank Barton Henry Barton Farwell Barton Norman Hutchinson Frank Millard Hutchinson Clare Hospital Marie Horton David Davison Ken Turner Plint Julia Hutchinson A. H. Hutchinson Midland M. R. Honderich Dover Clare Uncle Mel Our Land Peté Hanes Laurence Batag Jennie Bates

Sunday School and Weekend Guests Highlight Lake George Resort

Resort notes list Sunday School sessions at 10:00 and 2:00 with preaching at 3:00 led by Harry Moyer and Rev E q Redman. Weekend visitors include Harold Cooper's trout catch, families from Grayling Clare St Louis and Detroit, and local cottage gatherings across Lake George area.

Lake George Harry Moyer E.q., Redman Lewis Tywin Harold Cooper Frank Cox Cooper Basil Baker Grayling Frank Baker Coleman Charlotte Bruce MacFarland

Temple Families Share News and Mother's Day Gatherings

Local notices report multiple family visits across Owosso Coleman and Flint areas over Mother's Day weekend. Couples and relatives from Mt Pleasant Saginaw Clare Detroit and Lansing guests joined Mrs. Stella Myers and Mrs. Frank Wright family events.

Robert Libby Roy Swarts Owosso Thurman Swarts Floyd Werts Missaukee Lake Flora Clendenin Flint Viva Hass Stella Myers Charles Jones Herb Wright Lansing Church of the Nazarene Grinnell Boys Mt. Pleasant Frank Wright Roy Holford Clare Dorothy Simpson Elsa Perkins June Prudden Saginaw Fred Prudden Tom Crawford Chet. Holford Coleman Lyle Snider Louis Kohn Ralph Miller Haton Rapids Shoemaker Alfred David William Morrow Norman Detroit Frank Simplson Lois Kohn Larry Roy Chet Holford Myers

Penny Supper by Farwell Rebekah Lodge Saturday

The Farwell Rebekah Lodge hosts a penny supper on Saturday May 17 with seating and serving starting at 5 30 PM. Proceeds support lodge activities and community outreach.

Farwell Rebekah Lodge

Markets Report Prices For Thursday Grain and Produce

Market sheet lists Johnston Elevator rye and barley per cwt and white beans. Produce items include heavy hens roosters and leghorn hens with listed prices. rock broilers 3 to 4 pounds priced at 33 cents per pound. Hogs dressed at 32.00. prime veal 33.00. spring lambs 40.00. hides 8 to 10 cents. eggs priced by federal graded levels at Rosebush Elevator May 13 1946 with various class prices.

Farmers Independent Produce Co Tucker's L. W. Jackson Rosebush Elevator Company

Summer Saturday Attorney Schedule by Clare County Bar

By resolution the Clare County Bar Association will close all law offices Thursday afternoons this summer. A single attorney will be available each Saturday on the dates listed from May 24 to August 30. Signatures: Donald E. Holbrook, Joseph K. Naumes, Harold B. Hughes.

Clare County Bar Association Mr. Hughes Mr. Holbrook Mr. Naumes

Sealed bids for Lake Station township hall roof

Sealed bids due May 20 1947 at 12 noon to remove old metal roof and install new aluminum roof on Gar field township hall Lake Station Michigan. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Inquiries to Roy O Cook Glen Amey or C L McKenzie. Mail bids to C L McKenzie Lake Mich R 1.

Garfield Township Hall Lake Station Mich Roy O. Cook Glen Amey C. L. McKenzie Lake, Mich

Dogs Must Be Kept From Running at Large in Clare

Clare common council warns dog owners that dogs found running at large will be picked up by police. Unclaimed dogs may be disposed of at the city dog pound as provided by law.

Clare

Denton Brothers Cement Block Plant Opens Near Clare

The Denton Brothers cement block manufacturers are open for business at their Clare area site three miles west on old US 10 with 44 miles off US 10. 3313

Denton Brothers Clare

Public Dance at Brinton Town Hall Saturday Nights

Walling’s Orchestra will play at Brinton town hall every Saturday night. The venue is located at 3114 Earl Blodgett Avenue, Mer. Town residents invited to dance and enjoy music in a community event.

Brinton Town Hall Wallings Orchestra

Bob's Sales and Service Firm in Clare

Desoto and Plymouth Willys cars featured by Bob's Sales and Service in Clare. The listing notes location at 271f and highlights available vehicle models and sales services.

Bob Clare

Thank you note from Mrs. George Cliley to friends and caregivers

Mrs. George Cliley expresses gratitude to friends, relatives, the Rosebush and Wise Ladies Aid, Dr. Wood, the nurses, and hospital staff for visits, cards, gifts, and meals during her hospital stay and recovery at home.

Dr. Wood

Dover Tabernacle thanks pastors and choirs for meetings

Friends of the Dover Tabernacle thank all pastors and choirs who cooperated splendidly with Uncle Mel in the recent meetings.

Dover Tabernacle Uncle Mel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Garfield Cemetery St. Johns Ithaca Portland Central Michigan Alma Randll Randall City Council Property Owners Belleville Family _ Nazarené Church Board OF Review Alex McKinnon Maple Street Loomis, Hinkleville Hunie Bringold Bill Caine Dolly Cameron Roy Adams Wallace Allen Josephine Kay Jesse Allen Harrison Shell Sweet Koteskey Arlene Margie Betty Joan Dexter Alfred Abbott Dale Brown Barstow St. Louis Jean Irwin Don Densmore Mason Annabelle Stittsworth Lolates Vane THE Citizens State Bank Clare, Michigan WM. H. Bicknell Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Grain and Feed Johnston Elevator Co Ibs City of Clare Earl Blodgett, Mer Desoto Plymouth - Willys Peyton Marie George Cliley
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