Public Notice Final Administration Account in Clare County
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders the final administration account of Albert Schug in the estate of Carolina Schug deceased be examined and allowed on June 1, 1945 at ten o'clock with public notice to run for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Carolina Schug
Albert Schug
Clare Sentinel
Isaiah Leebove
Jesse H. Graham
Sarah A. Sanders
Charles Earl Sanders
Probate notices and hearings from Harrison County
Court entries announce hearings for estates including Isaac Leebove estate as administrator de bonis non with publication in Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Another entry sets June 11 1945 at 10 AM to admit Hattie L Engler will as last will and testament with Ruby Thompson named as administrator. A third entry orders a two month claims period ending June 29 1945 for the Sarah A Sanders estate with a hearing to adjust all claims.
Clare adopts revised water rates in ordinance changes
The city approves Ordinance 180 amending sections of Ordinance 149 setting minimum water charges: $10 yearly for one tap, $12 for up to three taps, and $3 per quarter minimum meter rate, effective immediately. A separate court notice relates to a chancery suit to quiet title in Clare County involving multiple Hoyt heirs with publication and appearance orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Clare
Ray Hart
Weat
Clare County
Michigan
Carlos A. Reading
Arbor
Fire Tower Entourage Reaches Local Social Scene
Sunday gatherings centered on neighbors and relatives across town. Families including the Hilyards Geibs Grovers and Wilsons attended calls and services at homes and the Farwell school Bac calaureate. A birthday party honored Blanche Powell with gifts, while others like Gerald alcbiter return from a German prison.
War Era Bus and Rail Timetables at Clare Michigan
The notice lists Greyhound and Yellow Bus lines with multiple daily departures from Clare Michigan in Eastern War Time. It names routes to Detroit via Lansing Jackson Mt. Pleasant Alma Ithaca St. Johns Saginaw Reed City and Sault Ste. Marie with scheduled morning and afternoon times and connections. Also included are local railroad timetables for Pere Marquette and Great Lakes lines with listed departures in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
Ithaca
St. Johng
Lansing
St. Ignace
Petos- Key
Sault Ste. Marie
Marquette
Calum
Saginaw
Wint
Pontiac
Detroit
Bay City
Reed City
Scottvilie
Ludington
Traverse City
Frankfort
Doherty Central
Clare
Maple Grove Weekend Church Attendance and Local Visitors
Friday evening services attendance was thirty six and Sunday School attendance forty one. Ray Mininger of Harrison preached Friday May 26. Earl Smedley recently returned home with an honorable discharge after four years with Uncle Sam. Local residents Raymond Tigner, Miss Thelma Ferguson, Doris Timpe, and a string of visitors including Dr. and Mrs. Lamb, Maxine Laverty, Dale Laverty, Lawrence Finch, Dale Rulapaugh, Mrs. Coffell, Reuben Tigner, and the Tigners’ Flint relatives attended gatherings and meals over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Ray
Harrison
Earl Smedley
Uncle Sam
Raymond Tigner
Midland
Thelma Ferguson
Doris Timpe
Walter Smedley
Lamb
Wilma Scott
Maxine
Dale Laverty
Lawrence Finch
Dale Rulapaugh
Stanley
Art 8Coffell
Timpe
Pie
Donald Atwood
Reuben Tigner
Chas. Tigner
Flint
Mabel
Cora Smedley
Local Social Visits Highlight Kin and Friends
Mrs Olive Laverty and family spent a few days with relatives at Firnt. Charity Hilyard and daughter visited, Ber Ne Rulapaugh and Tinipe Mon ay called, Blanche Powell visited at A. O. Wilds. Bid Smedley and Raymond of Lansing stayed with his parents W. Smedley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Laverty
Firnt
HN Mie
Janne Laverty
Charity Hilyard
Lillian Hichhorn
Rulapaugh
Tinipe Monay
Blanche Powell
A. O. Wilds
Bid. Smedley
Raymond
Lansing
W. Smedley
West Freeman Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Middleton hosted his cousin Harvey Storey from Milbrook Tuesday and Wednesday. Elgin Hickok and family spent Friday evening with Jerry Anderson in Barry. The Middletons called on. Thomas Cook and family north of Evart Friday afternoon. Arthur Smith and family of Remus were Thursday guests of Albert Lee. Bob Donald and Jean Spenchley visited the Albert Lee home Sunday evening. Elgin Hickok, Mrs. Middleton and Albert Lee went to Harrison Monday. Lilah Hickok dined with Pearl Meredith in Heart on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Middleton
Harvey Storey
Milbrook
Elgin Hickok
Jerry Anderson
Barryton
Thos. Cook
Evart
Arthur’ Smith
Remus
Albert Lee
Bob
Donald
Jean Spenchley
Elgin’ Hickok
Harrison
Lilah Hickok
Pearl Meredith
Heart
Grain recycling in war alcohol whiskey process confirmed
Jim questions the Judge about grain recovery in distilleries used for war alcohol and whiskey. The Judge affirms that when distillers reprocess used grain, at least 50 percent of the feed value returns as premium livestock feed to farms, rich in vitamins Bi and Be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Mary
Judge
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries Ad
An advertisement sponsored by the Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries appears in this notice section. It highlights industry themes and calls attention to ongoing campaigns and initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries
Locality Notes and Birth Announcement in Lansing Area
Temple residents hosted Sunday callers of Mrs Ethel Rawson. Joe Pewawarczyk has moved to Mt Pleasant to work with the Mes sacar family. Earl Smedley, back from overseas, visited the Halstead home along with Walter Smedley. The Messacars Joe Penawarczyk and Mrs Rex Schade spent Saturday in Mt Pleasant. Birth announced: Charles Norman Brown born May 19 in Lansing to Mr and Mrs Charles Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Smedley
Lansing
Bonnie Jean Schade
Ewart
Rex Schade
Ruth Messacar
Joe Pewawarzyk
George Heistand
Mr. Pleasant
Don Lloyd
R. J
R. J. Powells Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Powell, of Farwell, Lyman Frisbey
Wayne Tennant
Harrison
R. J. Powells
Blanche Powell
Gérald Alcbiter
Earth
Herman Firchard
Saginaw
Raymond
Lester Halstead
Sam Liechti
James Rawson
Earl Smedley
Overseas
Walter Smedley
Lester Halstead’s
William Messacar
Joe
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Royal Akins
Mich
R. H. Strange
Miyes
S. E. Gardiner
N. Main St
Mount Pleasant
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Niemeyer
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
M. D
Donald E. Holbrook
H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Bones
Mick
Bob’s Garage
Siudson
Oldsmobile
S. C. Mcarthur
M. D. Glare Hospital
Thurray
R. L. Morgan
Chaplin Street
Cadillac
G. C. Born Chiropractor
Thursay
W. E. Wood
Mt, Pleasant, Mich
Sestinel
Odrer
Sutaiaw Ote
Hattie L. Engler
Ruby Thompson
John W. Dunlop
State OF Michigan
Mary Hoyt
Samuel N. Hoyt
Alfred M. Hoyt
Reuben Hoyt
Mary N. Pettie
Rosina O. Bateson
John
Sherman Hoyt
Rosina H. Hoppin
Elizabeth H. Frothingham
Henry R. Hoyt
Isabel H. Bangs
Cornelia B. Hoyt
Jesse Hoyt
Alfred O. Hoyt
Alice G. Davie
Margaret M. H. Corbett
Cornelia H. Leslie
Isabel H. Sloane
County of
Ralph Hilyard
Gus Stayler
John Geib
Great Lakes
Jack Grover
Bertha Grover
Bob Wilson
Ray Geib
Amy Nichols
Farwell School
Jimmy Converse
Navy
Anna Hurry
Joe Snell
Bud Rogers
Belgium
Dora Orton
Ernest Orton
Harley Bentley
Railro
Eas A
South
North
Pere
Arbor Harter, Agt
R. W. Ryan Agt
West
East
Akes Greyhound Lines
West Freeman
Laos
Temple
Lake George
Varnell
Lake Station
Pettis
Gsitis
McCormick-Deering
McCormick - Deering
David Bradley
Massey Harris
Parker
Briggs & Stratton
Crescent Waltham
Waltham
Olin Armstrong
Farwell Sine Bank
H. Benchley
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