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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
15
Remembered always by their loving sons and daughters. May 1 and May 18 mark the anniversaries of Robert Wigina and Rhoda Wiggetis who died 23 years ago. A golden chain of memory binds the family until they meet again. The years wipe many things but not memories of happier days together.
Ethel M Seymour expresses gratitude to friends neighbors relatives and Loomis Sunday School for ecards letters gifts and kindness. thanks also go to doctors Davis and Juhnne and the community hospital staff for care during her stay.
A message expresses sincere thanks to neighbors who arrived Tuesday with tractors and tools to assist John and Ajia Bipnbaker at PPV 41BAUS 5.
Mrs Josephine Henderson expresses gratitude to all who sent cards letters and gifts during her stay at Central Michigan Community Hospital and he thanks friends and neighbors for kindness.
In memory of John McDonald beloved husband and father who died May 12 1950. Sadly missed by wife and family.
Friday and weekend visits as residents and friends call on Sauls in Clare and surrounding towns. Local moves include the Hintz family relocating near Loomis with Rutters buying and moving into the Hintz place. Community ties shown by continued family visits and well wishes for Art Saul’s improvement.
The note honors a son and brother who died in May 1961. It lists bereaved family members including Mr. and Mrs. Frank John Charilotts Janette and Wesley John, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sprague and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Williams.
Mr and Mrs A J Baird express thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness since their home burned.
Bernie F. Hampton announces his candidacy to continue as Clare County Road Commissioner after appointment by the Board of Supervisors. He asks voters in Clare County for support at the August primary and pledges to faithfully discharge duties if nominated and elected.
The City Police Department received numerous complaints about dogs running loose on newly planted gardens and seeded lawns. Female dogs are noted as a nuisance. Owners are warned that unrestrained dogs off their premises will be disposed of under law. cooperation is requested.
City Commission will receive bids by May 19, 1952 for one new 1952 model standard stock automobile. Bidder must equip the car with heavy duty generator and regulator at least 50 amps, air cleaner, deluxe heater and defroster, and a changeable cartridge oil filter. Low bidder to convert existing patrol car, trade in current units, and provide a car for police use during repairs. Commission may reject any or all bids. Alex McKinnon, Clerk 3213.
City of Clare law offices announce Saturday hours for summer with a rotation of solicitors including Mr Hughes Mrs Campbell and Mr Campbell. The schedule lists specific dates from May through August with alternating attorneys.
Clare County Road Commission invites bids for workers compensation and fire insurance covering its fleet of trucks and equipment. Bids due by 2 PM May 19 1952 at the Court House Harrison. Commission reserves right to reject any or all bids. Elmer Amble Deputy Clerk.
The Gilmore Farm Bureau will meet at the Alvin Wood home on Monday evening May 19 at 8 30. The topic for discussion is Do We Have Adequate Laws Controlling The Narcotics and Liquor Trades.
Friday and Saturday May 16 and 17 a rummage sale at the seller’s Vernon Hill home offers a very good selection. Proceeds go to Minuie Fisher, 5S. McEwan &t., Clare.
Ola man and relatives hosted and visited—Herbert Bedell Lynn Bedell and others enjoyed time with grandparents and uncles in Clare and Houghton Lake. Joyce Bradley Carncross and Betty Braden flew to San Diego while spouses planned Hawaii. Local schools closed for a picnic, and many families shared gifts, flowers, and meals.
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