Various Michigan Localities Report Small News Fragments
A collage of short items notes Dundee postponing its centennial, Escanaba Veneer plant resuming with only former workers hired, Grand Trunk trains reconditioning engines, Adrian aiding relief by seed and garden work, and a Muskegon boy’s fatal injury. Also updates on Buick, New Era fatalities, Mt. Clemens water offer, Tonia births, beaver dams near Kalkaska, and welfare experiments in Benton Charter Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Escanaba
Hstanaba Veneer Company
Battle Creek
Grand Trunk
Durand
Adrian
Muskegon
Raymond Kalk
Flint
Buick Motor Co
Shelby—Mack Dunham
Forest Dunham
New Era
City and Board of Education
Henry L. Bournes
Mt. Clemens
President Roosevelt
White House
Ferdinand W. Tafel
Richard Henry
Tafelhia Carpenter
Ed Veder
Mulliken
Boardman River
State Conservation Department
Tonia
Grand Trunk Railroad
Detroit-Lake Michigan
Charlotte Benton
Bay City
Kawkawlin
Phillip Lalonde
Essexyville
R. G Phillips
Lalonder
Detroit
Secretary of State
Paul Schmidt
Wayne County
Schmidt Wa
Frank Lawson
Schmidt
Holland
George Getz’ Privat Zoo
Dutchess
Benton Warbor
Vincent
Charles L. Miller
Rivmittee
Clare visitors and social notices dot Lake area life
Lake news recalls Clare visitors Mrs Gee and family Monday and Mrs Gertrude Scott at a Harrison achievement day. Shoppers from Clare and Farwell, Rebekah convention at Shepherd, and Mothers Day visits are noted. The piece also mentions a goodly turnout for Surrey Township Agricultural High School exercises and local picnics and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Scott
Shepherd
Muriel and
Anna May Smalley
Clare
Bert Graham
Farwell
Geo. Scott
Wylda Mahan
Bernice Finch
BH. A. Stanley
J. L. Cook
Abbie Metcalf
Surrey Township Agricultural High School
Windover
Clair Scott
Palen Sommerville
Jackson
D. Scott
Olga Scott
Bert Scott
Myri Scott
Ewart
Harle Shook
Baldwin
T. H. Brooks
L. C. Mindel
Mecosta
Andrew Jackson
Merrill
Chesaning
Chas
Lake Independents
Brinton
Everett Irwin
Flint
R. Scott
Aaron Irwin
Raymond Scott
Pleasant
C. F. Howell
Lucile Brooks
Coldwater Lake
Eilen Irwin
Stanley
Virgil Oman
Local Visit Notes From Lake George Resort
Local residents and visitors share updates from Lake George including Mrs Howard's brother from Brown Corhers, H Scheidner from Maple Rapids camping here, and visits by Donna Byington Bessie Kress Laura and Art Spragues families. School closes for year. Miss Brooks hired for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard
Brown Corhers
H. Scheidner
Maple Rapids
Donna Byington
Bessie Kress
Laura
Art Spragues
Silver Lake
Kelly Morgan
James
Frank Manning
Clare
Tom Nichols
Lloyd
John Delling
Farm Act Provides Original Budget for Farmer Relief
The Farm Adjustment Act allocates 100 million dollars to cash payments for acreage reductions and surplus cutbacks. Taxes on processors of listed commodities wheat cotton field corn rice tobacco hogs and milk will reimburse the treasury and fund future payments. Hearings will set tax amounts per commodity after farmer and processor input. Reports from hearings will be printed in local papers.
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Federal Treasury
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Local families gather for birthdays and weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Verne Mickle and children of Detroit called on Mrs FY Aera and son Vernell Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Shull and son Max helped celebrate Mrs W H Bruckart's birthday last week. Glenn Gordon and family visited parental home Sunday. Glen Blystone and family visited Loomis. Eugene Allen and son from Coleman visited relatives. Ted Newman was sick with measles but improving. Dorothy Davis missed school with measles. John Rhodes and son Geo visited Lake George Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne
Mickle
Detroit
FY. Aera
Vernell
Ralph Shull
Max
Clarence Davis
W.H. Bruckart
Glenn Gordon
H. C.mickle
Dover
Glen Blystone
Loomis
Eugene Allen
Coleman
L. Robinett
Ted Newman
Myr
Vane Mickle
Robert Shull
Dorothy Davis
John Rhodes
Geo
Lake George
Sohn Cook
Mrogt
Cullet
G. J. Deits
Maggie Hale
Minnie VanDer Cretkig
Myg
Hattie Sutton
Nelson Green
Lansing
Grandon Farmers Club
Andrew Berkompas
Leland Watkins
M. EB
Marion
John Sutton
Ann Arbor
Sherman Boyer
Flint
Cutler
Dorothy Cutler
Wdith
Davis
Martin Keehn
Davis and
Dells
Minnie van der Creek
Greenwood
Smith
Battle Creek
Rowlison
Keehn
Suttom
Eitza Peters
Lena Mastin
Spring Lake
Sutton
M. 3
Sunday School Attendance Hopeful for Kenneth Harvey
Kenneth Harvey plans to attend after spending a week in Flint with his brother Basil and hoping for his ability to join Sunday school services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Harvey
Flint
Basil
Clare City Council Advances Bills and Cemetery Plans
City of Clare debates finance bills and adjourns after routine session. Cemetery Board proposes fence and gate work, selects Norman Lackie as sexton at $15 weekly plus grave fees. Thurston named cemetery board member. Public notices record probate final account for Anne C. Kleman with June 7 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Hirt
Mason
McGuire
North Eas Corner
Kb. Hirt
Norman Lackie
Cherry Grove
Apri
Notice of Hearing Claims in Michigan Probate Court
Notice is given that four months from May 5 1933 have been allowed for creditors to present claims against Julius Schug deceased for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file at the probate office in Harrison Michigan by September 18 1933 and claims will be heard September 6 1933 at 10 00 AM. Dated May 4 1933 Thos S S Dorsey 294
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Julius Schug
Harrison
A. D. Thos
S&s
Dorsey
State OF
Alfred
Abbott
Jesus Answers Hard Questions About Taxes and Resurrection
The lesson surveys Jesus silencing opponents: paying Caesar's tax, resurrection proof, and the great commandment. It highlights the Pharisees Herodians Sadducees and scribes, Jesus critique of scribes, and ends with Jesus praising the widow's sacrificial gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Israel
Herod
Scribes
Christ
Jesus Christ
Man
David
Repentance and Sorrow in Early Thought
A compact anthology note cites Shakespeare on repentance as heart sorrow and clean life, Miss Braddon on atonement as strongest proof, and Thornton on a heart broken for sin and from sin. The trio frames repentance as inner remorse driving reform.
Temper in Controversy Prompts Truth-Seeking Pause
Quote by Goethe highlighted a principle: in anger we abandon the search for truth and shift effort toward self-interest, urging restraint to preserve objective pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Perfume Plant Draws Tourists in Bermuda
A Bermuda extraction plant popular with visitors stems from a four year effort by a young English chemist who developed an enfleurage method to salvage lily scent. The project grew from salvaging lily blossoms whose bulbs are valuable.
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Bermuda
Loomis oil well drills after Mothers Day visit notes
Sidney Loomis Court home from hospital for weekend at Robinsons. Flint visitors Basil Harvey and Kenneth Pratt spent Mothers Day with Mrs. C. D. Harvey. Measles case at Donald Burton’s. Deward Robinson returned home from Detroit with a plant for his mother. Various families visit relatives in Clare and Sag inaw. Mothers Day program at Little Brown church praised. next event is Children’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Court
Robinson
Basil Harvey
Kenneth Pratt
Flint
C. D. Harvey
Loomis
M. Gerow
Deward Robinson and Son
Detroit
Deward
Harvey
Maria Jean
Wright and Johnson
Clare
Little Brown Church
Burns
Clare Common Council Proceedings April 17 1933
Clare city council met April 17 1933 with Mayor Wilson presiding. Roll call showed six members present. Aldermen Archambault Bayes Detwiler Forbes Holmes, Absent Ramey. Minutes approved. Light repair on Wheaton Ave to Street Committee. curb petition for Hast Sth street granted. Bills referred to Finance. Listed payments include groceries gas labor cemetery and street work, plus notices and ballot printing fees. Michigan State Firemen’s Association dues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Common Council
City of
Watson
Ald
Archambanit
Bayes
Forbes
Holmes
Osborn
Ramey
J. H. Wilson
T. Cari Holbrook
Cuy
Gcommor Council
Archambault
J. A. Simpson
Block
City ‘of
Ald Holmes
Ald. Archambault
Jalmes
Chas. Thurston
Cemetery Board
Ald. Holmes
Bith Sid. Bayes
C. A. Wellman
W. 4Th Street
Ald. Osborn
Ute
Hdwe
Furniture Co
Parks
Abbott
Will Cole
Norman Lackie
Wayne Fair
Finance Committee
Wilson
Ald. Bayes
T. Carl Holbrook
Avrchamboult Bayes
Detwiler
Wheaton Ave
Amanda O’connor
Hast Sth
Fred Morgan
J. Martin
Griffin
Forrest Jerved
Wm. Cole
Fred Marcelles
John Groves
Bert Converse
Lmer
Guthrie
Clare Sentinel
Bob’s
Clare and ‘Beaverton Lumber Co
Clare and Beaverton Lumber Co
Holw
Red
Smalley
Mare Hay, Grain and Bean Co
Michigan State Firemen
Determination of Heirs in Michigan Probate
The Probate Court of Michigan in Har rigan County holds a hearing on June 13 1933 for the petition of Martin R Howlett to determine legal heirs entitled to the real estate of Elsiebeth Howlett. A public notice will run for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. The judges are Thos S Dorsey and Thos H Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michgan
Clare
Harrigan
Thos. S
Dorsey
Elsiebeth Howlett
Martin R. Howlett
Clare Sentine
Thos. S. Dargey
Notice to creditors in the matter of Albert Abbott deceased
State of Michigan informs creditors of Albert Abbott deceased four months from May 5 1933 to present claims for examination and adjustment at the Harrison probate office by September 1 1938 with hearing set for September 8 1933 at ten in the forenoon. Dated May 1 1933. Thos B Dorsey clerk.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ergne
Lake News
Lake George Resort
Garriad
A. H. Wilson
Ty Call Holbrook
Winterfield
O. McGuire
County of
Said
Thos
Annne C. Kleman
Donald Bicknell
Holmes Kennedy
Thos. S. Dorsey
Beth
Bethlehem
Donald Burton
Edna
Norma Berge
Elliott
Dorothy Pandervone
John Burns
Garl Rapp
Saginaw
Anderson
Q. D. Ropinson
John Bell
Hazel. Powers
Penni R Bergey
Jerry Burns
Jamies
Arthur Johnson
Glare
Harvey Home
Mash Bergey
the Common Council
Legals
Frobate
Alexander E. Wylie
Tatman
McEwan Street
McEwan
Bowler & Bowler Attorneys and Counsellors AT Law
Clare, Mich
B.J. Sanford
Tasman
Dunlop
Clare, Michigan
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