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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
4
Public notice summarizes stock abstracts bonds deeds and negotiable papers with detailed terms about wills jewelry mortgages and related financial instruments. It specifies rights obligations and potential transfers clarifying scope for owners creditors and purchasers.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during the illness and death of our husband and son Paul Finch. Grateful for Rev Smith words of comfort and the singers selections. Mrs. Cora Finch Gaines Finch.
A short classified column promises fast results next week as readers are urged to place notices or ads for rapid processing. Officials indicate quick turnaround on small listings and personal notices.
The family expresses gratitude to many friends for help during their loss. They thank the choir and the minister for comforting words. Names mentioned include Isaac, Gordon, Ben, Gordon, Bell, Richards, Amelia, and Douglas.
The Hartford Times commentary notes overlap between domineering personalities and poor manners and warns readers that skill is needed to tell them apart.
Rail times listed for Raeam to Harrison trips and return with morning and afternoon departures. Local society items note meetings of Ladies Aid and Ladies Union, visits from relatives, and library closing for May 30 with book return deadline. Community events include rummage sale dates, plant ads, and a large social gathering for Mrs Heiser’s birthday with many local attendees.
The Kelly Bros Steel Company brings a four week engagement to Clare beginning Monday May 30. A strong cast and varied repertoire headlined by Cheating Husbands Tess of the Storm Country The Mysterious Doctor X When Dreams Come True The Girl Who Came Back and Tildy Ann. Lead players include Bess Henderson May Replogia Anita Mack and Geo Henderson with R J Replogia Frank Gibway Billy Mack and Geo Weston in key roles. Vaudeville between acts. Opening night one paid adult ticket grants free admission for one lady. Show location at the Dunlop lot. Other local notes cover visits and a Masonic Grand Lodge meeting. Clare high school beat Midland high in tennis with Holbrook Ackerman Lange and Caple.
The report notes Governor Green has vetoed or trimmed many appropriation bills since adjournment, reducing sums for state institutions and departments. It discusses highway revenue gains, rising general property taxes, and various measures on farmers property rights, poultry theft penalties, fruit juice standards, a new school code, and a bill restricting veto power. It also mentions a proposed salary increase for legislators to 3.00 per day for a two year term if voters approve in 1928.
Special seven and eight grade exams will be held at the commissioner of schools office in Harrison on Monday and Tuesday June 6 and 7. Seventh grade subjects June 6 and eighth grade June 7 for pupils sick or quarantined or otherwise unable to attend the regular examinations. Asa H. Aldrich, Commissioner of Schools.
The earliest English spoons date to the thirteenth century with plain ball end handles. Later examples display more decoration and often feature acorn or similar statuettes at the ends.
Owner may reclaim the spotted hound by identification and payment of charges. Contact Gordon McIntosh, Clare RS, 313.
In loving memory of my cousin Mrs H G Stevens who died May 15 1927. Weep not that her toil is over or that her race is run. May we rest as calmly as she did and be kept by God in sleep. She smiled through pain and welcomed heaven. From her loving cousin Mrs I Acre.
Beaverton Clarion reports EB J Martindale of Coleman arrested April 27 for illegal veterinary practice. He pleaded guilty before Justice Staley on May 7 and was fined $50 plus costs by the court.
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