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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
6
Probate notices creditors to present claims against Milo Robinet deceased by September 17 1930 at Harrison Michigan. A claim hearing is set for September 24 1930 at ten o'clock in the forenoon before Thos Dorsey Judge of Probate.
In Clare County Michigan Mammoth Petroleum Corporation sues Jack D. Livingston and Louis D. Oaks. Ordered appearance within three months, filing of answer within fifteen days after service, or bill confessed. Publication of order in The Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Judge Ray Hart presiding. Attorney T Carl Holbrook for plaintiff.
A dated grocery list notes items such as Mary Ann Fleurfour bread, Pioneer Corn Flakes, Magic Washer detergent, Red Letter Coffee, Pyrex cookware, Home Town Bread, Kirk's Castile Soap, and Frankfort sausages. The ad touts bulk deals like 2 for 28 cents, 2 for 85 cents, and 2 for $1.00, plus a full sanitary Hussman refrigerator case for Sunday dinner favorites.
Local columns list church talks on Sunday school and Florida art, visits by Rev Johnstone and Mrs Johnstone, and community gatherings. Families and students visit relatives in Gladwin, Beaver ton and Saginaw areas. Memorial day program planned by Ladies Aid with June 4 meeting hosted by Mrs James McClune.
Roscoe Smith remains busy shearing sheep while Bernice Orton and Earl Orton work in Clare. The Thensmore and Theama families, N A Rensmore, Mrs Roscoe Smith, and Mrs Jos McGivern share time at various homes. Vivian Sowle finishes the Copemish school year and returns home. Morris visits from Copemish. Gerald Macklem and family call on Joa Larson. Floyd Penland spends time nearby. Fred Coe shares Sunday dinner at John Livingston's home. Mrs Orton of Flint visits son Ernest Orton and family for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Essie Harvey of Houghton Lake visit father Carson Harvey for a few days to help with work. Harvey Wilson returns to Renis after two weeks tending spring crops. Clyde Butters and family from Rosebush visit Lindsay and J W Butters, with other nearby residents mentioned, including Harvey Davis and the VanSteklen family.
Dover reports light damage from recent ice and a cold snap affecting early planting. Community events include visits among local families, a Busy Bees meeting, and an invitation to Sunday School with a new contest.
Miss Fern Athey went to Bay City on Monday May 19 for tonsil removal and has since stayed with sister Mrs. Lee Reynolds in Flint. Fred Athey and then another relative entered Samaritan hospital with appendicitis. The tornado last Friday caused extensive damage and sympathy is sent to those most affected. Myer school closed May 20 with a dinner. eighth graders Vernice Hale Willis Loar Stella Robinett Ilo Athey Phyliss Roger and Galen Coats are listed among graduates.
The County Road Commissioners of Harrison Michigan met at the courthouse May 21 1930 at 10 AM. Present were Hutchinson Asline and Somerville. They approved minutes, arranged surveys for roads in Arthur and Freeman Townships, and Greenwood and Hatton Townships. Bills totaling about 688.05 were approved and the group authorized road bids and construction for Surrey Township and other projects, with adjournment after setting bid plans and staffing tasks.
Mrs. Ralph Starkey reports Vinol restored her husband’s appetite and vigor after two bottles. Doctors endorse mineral elements iron calcium with cod liver peptide. Vinol is described as delicious and helpful for nervous疲 tired individuals seeking renewed strength and pep.
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