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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

10

Local updates from Clyde and area social notes

Hart Shook of Clyde visited Moriday and went on Tuesday to work as a second trick operator at the depot in Holmes absence. Mrs Emmett Holmes and son left Tuesday to be with her father who is very ill. George Cosgrove attended the Bay City institute. The Ku Klux Klan held a meeting at Gleaner hall Friday evening with a packed crowd. George Scott family visited Clare Friday. Tom Spence Clair Scott and AT Tryon from Fife Lake were here Sunday and Monday. Raymond Scott and family of Mt Morris visited Harry Cornell family Sunday. Jesse Summers of Flint visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Al Bassett were visited Sunday by daughters Alvira and Lois of Lansing.

Hart Shook Clyde Holmes Emmett" Holmes George Cosgrove Bay City Theraiw Emmett Holmes A. V. Giddings Belding George Scott Clare Tom Spence Clair Scott Tryon Fife Lake Raymond, Scott Mt Morris Harry Cornell Jesse Summers Flint al Bassett Alvira Lois Lansing

East Lincoln Community Notices of Local Visits and Moves

Miss Mildrea Dunkle returns from Beulah after months away. Mrs. Henry Wellman of Lake visits her parents. Asa Abbott of Frankfort tours neighborhood with sheep flock purchase. Elmer Beard buys sheep at Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kress and son Roy call on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bear. Agnes Cowles returns from Owosso after months away. Gilbert of Saginaw visits B. Beard home. Arthur Rube moves to new home north of Mud Lake. Myron A. Dunkle settles on Alison farm. Bolen of Windover calls on Dunkle. O. W. Welch trips to Mr. Blain’s in Windover. Lillian Billgreen in Clare for dentist work. Nellie Bellinger and Lillie Hatch, teachers, attend Bay City Institute. J. Olson returns to Flint.

Mildrea Dunkle Beulah Henry Wellman Lake Ralph Cowles Asa Abbott Frankfort Elmer Beard Rockford Owosso Gilbert Saginaw B. Beard Arthur Rube Mud Lake Myron A. Dunkle Alison Mr. Bolen Windover Dunkle O. W. Welch Blain Lillian Billgreen Clare Nellie Bellinger Lillie Hatch Bay City Institute J. Olson Flint

Brown Corners Community News and Local Events

Brown Corners notes family visits and church services. Albert Kanarr recovers after a colt accident with arm in a sling. John Acre and wife visit from Pontiac for family deaths. Road work near Arthur and Arnold Lake. Dell Boots buys a Fordson for the husker. Halloween at the school featured mis tery and a teacher's birthday surprise. A baby boy Robert Francis Flemming born November 3rd. Subscriptions urged at $1.50 a year.

Feron Roland Flint Mayo Robinette Albert Kanarr John Acre Pontiac Chas Garver John Frank Warren Atwood Stephen Heller Arthur Storms Corner Warren Arnold Lake Dell Boots Hiram Latison James Coulter Robt Archie Lansing Ruby Davis

Michigan items recall disasters and public works in Lansing Detroit area

Michigan notes cover the Mich igan Credit Men's convention in Lansing with 2 000 delegates, public memorials for Dean Benedict Williams and his wife, deaths of local figures in Ludington and Alpena, a Royal Oak shooting over eggs, New Zealand earthquake forecasts, Detroit relief for mass congestion, Belle Isle bridge opening with large crowds, new state ferries heading to Detroit, Monroe Halloween festival, and reports on Apple Week and farm credit borrowing patterns.

Kalamazoo Dean Clark Benedict Williams Kalamazoo College Ludington Holden A. Putnam Alpena Ranney Royal Oak John Riley John Chapp Riley Ann Arbor New Zealand William H. Hobbs University of Michigan Japan Detroit John H. Bartlett Belle Isle John Stevenson Michigan Straits of Mackinac Boston Card Colonel Bord Monroe Monroe Community Service

Notice to Creditors in Blystone Estate Hearing

Probate Court for the County of Glare announces creditors must file claims against Orson M. Blystone deceased by March 3 1924. Claims heard March 10 1924 at ten o clock in the forenoon in Harrison Michigan. Judge of Probate Thos Dorsey signs the notice dated November 8 1923.

Michigan Glare Orson M. Blystone Harrison Thos. &. Dorsey

Estate of Mary C. Mark hearing set for December 1 1923

Probate Court of Clare County orders hearing on December 1 1923 at ten A M to admit a will and grant administration to Warren Alwood or another suitable person. Public notice to run in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. true copy.

State of Michigan Clare Harrison Said Thos Dorsey Mary C. Mark Juli’ T. Kuster Warren Alwood Clare Sentinel

Fish Eggs Abundant in Codfish Yields High Production

The Nature Magazine notes that eggs in fish are a vital food product and widely shipped. A codfish weighing about twenty pounds contains roughly 2,600,000 eggs when dried and salted, illustrating the fish's high production potential.

Nature

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