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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1934

Page

2

Local Happenings Drill Through Smalltown

Monday evening Emil Leis hosted a surprise birthday party. Chas Storrs damaged Gordon Ripenberg's garden last week. Mrs Dilon Gibis started painting her house. Alfred Eschenweck from Flint spent the weekend nearby. Mr and Mrs Frank Schilaffey and their son Bilton dined with Mrs Lena Frees on Sunday night.

Thera Emil Leis Chas, Storrs Gordon Ripenburg Dilon Gibis Alfred Eschenweck Flint Frank Schilaffey Bilton Lena Frees

Burton and relatives visit. local ball results noted

A Burton party from Oran visited Cole man Monday while Shellie Burton and Carl Herman of Pontiac called on relatives here. Wm Monday of Flint spent Sunday with his mother. Harry Hileman and family from Mr Pleasant visited relatives. Our school lost to Long Lake last Friday and beat them prior. Harrison high girls defeated our team Monday afternoon with a clear win.

RB. Burton and Son Oran Coleman Shellie Burton Carl Herman Pontiac Oscar Corder Landsing Lewis Brown J. F. Hileman Offity Wm.Hileman Flint

West Freeman Community Notes and Visits

West Freeman residents report Frank Darnell of Weidman spending Sunday with Brian Harnell and starting work on a four area project Monday. Ed and Pearl Darnell visited, Mothers Day program at Brooks church drew many, and Jay Struble’s family spent Sunday with Art Hansen.

Frank Darnell Weidman Brian Harnell Darnell Pearl Brooks Church Jay Struble Art Hansens Anna Shinabarger Eugene Clare Philip Ripenburg Freeman Hall Sylvan George and Francis Waterson Flint H. Shinabarger Wm. H. Combs Alice Shinabarger Lake Marie Vanorder Elton Darnell

Weekend Socials Light Up Vernon and Nearby

The Gibbs family celebrated Mother's Day at the Flood home in Vernon with a large bounteous dinner and gifts. Geraldine Garchow spent Sunday afternoon with her grandparents the Eschenwecks. Jean Sparks joined the Huntoon and Heuschele families for visits. A Farmer's reunion drew a nice crowd at Grant town hall Tuesday evening, while Anton Rode visited Houghton Lake with Detroit friends.

George Gibbs John Flood Vernon Mother Robert Wilson Cattie Farwell Geraldine Garchow Fred Eschenweck John Nass Heuschele Grant Town Hall Herman Sparks Jean Flint Albert Garchow Anton Rode Houghton Lake Detroit John Bauer Albert Heins Fred Eschenaweck Miss Blanch Shoemaker Dorothy Heuschele Joe Panascisi Ed. Schlafley Frank Schlafley William Leis Mrederick Heuschele

Uric Acid Poisoning Pain Relief Claim

An advertisement touts Allhinra as a rapid remedy for uric acid poisoning and rheumatic pains. The copy claims the drug removes uric acid from joints and muscles, with quick relief within 48 hours and a money back guarantee if not effective. It cites A S Mussell's Drug State and other druggists as distributors.

Allenru Mussell

Maple Grove Church Sunday Schedule and Weekend Visitors

Maple Grove United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 1 30 p m and sermon at 2 30 p m with prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m. Quarantine has kept crowds small but visitors include Victor and Loren Birdsall and Mr Silver. Residents and visiting family gathered at local homes over the weekend.

United Brethren Church

Brush College and Area Families Share Weekend Visits

Miss Jessie Sanders visits cousin Mrs Willi s Strouse. Perry Davis family visits Farwell. John Rockey to Angola for funeral with Kenneth and wife driving. Carmen Newman family from Flint visits J C Newman. Bert Sanders family and Grace Sanders from Mt Pleasant visit Hart Sanders. Mr and Mrs Burt Hubel and son Steve visit with Isobel. Ruth Shull and others join then Ruth visits Sag inaw. Willis Strouse Colonville and others attend Gladwin achievement day. The Aid meets at Mrs John Ankney’s with thirty four at dinner.

Jessie Sanders Willis Strouse Perry Davis Geneva Dave Wiggins Farwell John Rockey Angola Ind Kenneth Carmen Newman Flint J. C. Newman Elsie Colonville Jessie Davis Agnes Davis Gladwin John Ankney

Dover Mothers Day Gathering And Local Visits

Dover residents celebrated Mothers Day with extended family from Flint Detroit and Ohio. The Weaver household hosted relatives while Lyle Alen visited from Gladwin and the Myers family spent the weekend with relatives. The Dover Busy Bees met at Mrs Van DenBerg's home for dinner sewing carpet rags and a devotional led by Mrs Weaver and Mrs Van DenBerg.

F. Bd. Weaver Gordon Weaver Floyd Weaver Detroit Wm. Franks James Cashin Tommy Arthur Wilson Marjorie Flint A. L. Rule R. V. Rule Ralph Weaver Ohio Nora Moulton Lyle Alen Gladwin Gerald Myers Betty Jean Ross Dysinger Dysinger Artfur Dover Hame van DenBerg Beaverton Hairy Delia Ford Marion Pardee Maxine Phillip Maxine Phillips

Hendersons Bring Mother Home From Harrison

Mrs Henderson of Harrison and her mother Mrs Dorothy Allen were brought home on Sunday after a family visit.

Henderson Harrison Dorothy Allen

Seventh grade studies Great Lakes tale in Current School

The seventh grade studies The Story of Shipping on the Great Lakes by Nellie Blake in Current School. Three fifth graders Theo Belle Allen Gladys Saul and Barbara Houghton earned perfect spelling lessons last week. We preview most subjects and prepare for tests next week. A basket of pansies brightened the school on Monday.

Great Lakes Nellie Blake Theo Belle Allen Gladys Saul Barbara Houghton

Pleasant Valley Visitors and Travel Notices

Pleasant Valley reports Sunday visits to John Garver in Farwell and several relatives traveling to Ohio for a funeral. Residents change homes and host weekend guests including Hemstreet from Toledo and from Mason and Ann Arbor. Local families also hosted and visited in West Branch Colonville and Mt. Pleasant areas.

Pleasant Valley Mack Leeth Margarette John Garver Farwell Kenneth Rockey Ohio Leonard Crgis Lyman Stittsworth Sid Johnson Gladys Hemstreet Toledo Bruce Smith Pitesville Jennie Bates Fred Allen Alfred Roe West Branch Nathen Dangler Mason Wanda Ann Arbor Button Bay Alm Burton Ramsey Harl Kever Joe Shafer Mt. Pleasant Ervin Orvis Lester Clemmons Alice Clemmons CG. S. Runyan Charles Merrill Delores Colonville

Community Notes and Visits Share Local Life

Muskegon visitor Ivan Root stays with sister and husband Oscar Rulapaugh, Flint guests visit relatives, Sam Guest returns home with infection, Glenn Poet rents Guest farm for liquidation. Local families attend Mother’s Day, school ends, picnic planned, and teachers sign on for next year. Dust storm, illnesses, hospital trips, and parsonage notes mark a busy week with many travels and conversations.

Ivan Root Muskegon Oscar Rulapaugh Jos. Wilson Flint Cal Guest Sam Guest Pontiac Guest Glenn Poet Rockey Adam Reger Harrison Midland Bud Mitchener Buddy Lansing Robert Hutchinson Ernest Kleiner Frank Myers Geo. Vandewarker Detroit Harper Hospital Zwingman Andrey Smith J. B. Allen Fred Allen Jennie Bates Hugh West Branch Floyd Remmer Saginaw Carncross Adam Regar Mark Moses Astron Pharoah

Proceedings of the Clare Michigan Common Council April 1934

The Clare City Council conducts a regular session with roll call, approves finance recommendations, and authorizes bills except one from architect. A second April meeting adjourns to discuss Mill Pond lease with Consumers Power Co. and the lease to Clare and Grant for one dollar yearly. Officers J. J. Wilson and J. H. Wilson sign, with deputy clerk T. Carl Holbrook.

Clare Michigan J. J. Wilson Fas Clare Hdwe. & Furn. Co Bob Manny Sutton Consumers Power Co Riley Kirkpatrick First Maple Street Gas Corp. of Mich Archambault Bayes Alderman Forbes J. H. Wilson T. Carl Holbrook J. Hampton Forbes Osborn Tibbils White Roy E. Joslin Yeas Charles Ogle Tibbits Alderman Bayes James McKinnon Ellen Stutting Frank Jackson Wheaton Avenue

Water aids digestion and stomach comfort with meals

The note claims drinking water with meals improves digestion and reduces gas. It mentions a remedy using Adlerika to cleanse both upper and lower bowels and references The Clare Drug Co-adv.

Clare Drug Co

Appointment of Administrator for Kiva Hilborn estate

Probate Court of Atsession County orders hearing for Henry Hilborn to administer the estate of Kiva Hilborn deceased. Hearing set for May 26, 1934 at ten o’clock in the morning at the Harrison probate office with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding. A true copy.

Atsession Harrison Thos, S. Dorsey Kiva Hilborn Henry Hilborn Henry H. Hilborn Clare Sentinel Thos S . Borsey Glare Sentinel

Probate of Ellen Schlegel Will in Clare County

The Clare County Probate Court sets May 21 1934 at 10 AM for hearing Irwin R. Schlegel petition to admit a will and grant administration. Public notice ordered by publication in the Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks prior to the hearing. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presiding.

Clare Harrison Said Thos Dorsey Ellen Schlegel Irwin R. Schlegel Clare Sentinel

Notice of Mortgage Sale and Court Orders

Default on mortgage by Adden M. McCall to Citizens State Bank Clare Michigan triggers sale of property in Freeman Freeman Clare County Michigan on May 28 1934 at 1:00 PM at the courthouse. Sale covers legal costs 30 and 542.02 principal plus interest and seven percent interest to satisfy the mortgage debt. Also included are probate court orders in Clare Michigan May 9 1934 and a chancery suit against Irene Z Spencer with appearance and publication requirements.

Widdes A. D Harrison County of Glare Freeman Clare Michigan Citizens State Bank Michigan Banking Corporation James 5. Bicknell T. Cir. Holbrook ZOI Chancery Irene Z. Spencer Ted Ters Serre Atter Theoreaeay Leo J. Campeau Irene Z Spencer Clare Sentinel Iréne Z. Spencer Post Office Department Ray Hart

Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court

The Probate Court for the County at Clare will hear claims against the deceased Alex Matthews. Creditors must present their claims to the probate office in Harrison on or before September 12, 1934. The hearing will occur September 19, 1934, at 10:00 a.m. Thos Dorsey dated May 8, 1934.

Clare Alexis Matthews Harrison Thos Dorsey

Meaning and origins of the word Fidac

Fidac is a coined term from the Federation Interalliee Dea Anciens Combatinta. The organization groups veterans from the United States, Canada, Great Britain and others. It formed in Paris in 1920 and represents about eight million veterans.

FIDAC Federation Interalliee Dea Anciens Combatinta Interallied Veterane United States Gion Great - Britain Eyong Trance Poland Rumatda Belgium Slovakia Portugal Paris

Dorsey Judge of Probate Mentioned in Thirteenth Note

The brief item cites Thos. 8 and identifies Dorsey as Judge of Probate. The notation 2ota appears as a clipped closing fragment.

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West Freeman Randall Maple Grove Victor Loren Birdsall Mr. Silver van Brocklin Wallace Graham Lawrence Finch Finch Don Lice Lake George Chas. Schaar James Cecil Davison Marilyn Bernard Richard Winter Bernard Schofield Brush College Dover News the Common Council Thos. S. Dorsey WII Stath Thos, Si. Dorsey George Snear Maggie Snear Francis Jackson Zorendoi Aaid Circuit Court Alfred Spencer Leo. J. Campeau Harrizon, Mich Beneefore Court Ghdreional Bowler & Bowler Attorneys Memwan Street Christina M. Schutt West Fifth Street Neimeyer Clare, Mich Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer Tatman McEwan DR. C. B. Neff Dunlop Clare, Michigan Thomas M. Schroeder H. R. Hess Osteopathic Doherty State OF Probate Court
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