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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1949
Page
10
Probate Court of Clare County orders that executors file claims by January 8 1950 at 10 am for the estate of John W Dunlop and creditors by December 27 1949 at 10 am for the estate of Philip F Geeck. Publication to run three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presides.
Appointment of administrator in said county on September 27 1949 petitions seek administration to Dale C Davis or other suitable person hearing scheduled November 14 1949 at one pm at Probate Office publication in Clare Sentinel weekly for three weeks. Court orders publication for claims against deceased to be presented by December 30 1945.
Final account of Harold B. Hughes as administrator of Agnes Black deceased filed for approval. Hearing set for November 1949 at 11:00 AM in Probate Office. Publication of order to appear once each week for three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel.
East and Chesaphaed & Ohio schedules list arrival and departure times for trains No. 52 and No. 51 and Nos 1 and 6 with daily except Sunday notes. Buses stop at the station on 115 West Fourth Street and at Clare with trips to intermediate points via Lansing and St Ignace.
Car owners explore a budget plan promoted by Dan McDonald, Your Friendly Ford Dealer, offering no down payment and emphasis on affordable financing for motor and transmission repairs.
Sunday School attendance fell to 58 as Mrs H I Adams spoke in the morning and Robert Bergey delivered the evening message. Church members and friends shared social events at local homes, parties, and weddings. 4-H club organizers and leaders were announced. residents travel to Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan for family visits and health care.
A string of Sunday dinners and weekend visits ties together residents and relatives. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfannes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nial Abbott and sons, and many others visiting households of the Tessmans Heintzs and Brockways.
The Lake George community hosts Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00 led by Superintendent Harry Moyer. Attendees welcome newcomers and hope to strengthen fellowship through regular lessons and shared activities.
Rev James Herring presides at 2 00 PM Bible School 3 09 PM and 8 00 PM preaching with a Tuesday prayer meeting Also noted are visits by Miss Irah Abbott to Mrs Wallace Allen in Harrison and other local social calls including Mr Cook Hennessee Masons initiation hunting trips and hospital stays at Grayling The Swiss Inn shuffleboard results show the home team winning eight of nine games and a Harrison team four of nine.
Eight Point Lake announces The Good Luck Club will be with Anna Wells on November 10. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Brown of Flint and their four children visited Sunday with sister Mrs. Minnie Brown. They called on brother A. J. Marvin who was improving. They toured Ewatt to see Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beal where Ed was improving. Mrs. Howard Brown hosted a masquerade party with Fern Brown winning a prize. Floyd Pecktil of Maple Rapids and his three daughters and Erve Upham visited the Marvin cottage Sunday. Mrs. Pecktil has stayed to help care for A. J. Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dutcher returned from a two week trip to Coldwater and Indiana.
West Grant reports a well attended Halloween party at the school house. Earl Owens and family visited relatives near Bay City and met their new granddaughter Gloria Jean. Ben Agle took a business trip to Hamburg. Lyle Vought and several families joined Vernell Bergey for a Sunday visit. Joyce Gwens attended the Olive Runyan and Albert Hinck wedding in North Lansing.
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