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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1935

Page

2

Greenwood Center Notices and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Hudson Jones from Grelton Ohio visited the Bivin Budd home Sunday along with relatives from Frost and Flint. Lloyd Sprague and the Smalley boys visited Miles Smalley. Mrs Pickering of Cadillac visited son Chester Pickering. Work resumed on Greenwood Cemetery. Rolla Budd and family from Muskegon visited Carl Budd. Don Varney builds a urn for Floyd Chaffee and a farewell party was held Friday with a pot luck lunch and a tablecloth keepsake from North Arthur. Lynn and Florence move to new homes near Howell after five years here. they will live in Cohota until spring then build a house.

Hudson Jones Grelton Ohio Don Malcolmson Frost Bivin Budd Lloyd Sprague Smalley Boys Flint Miles Smalley Pickering Cadillac Chester Pickering Greenwood Cemetery Rolla Budd North Arthur Lynn Florence Detroit Collins Ranch Howell Cohoteah

Pleasant Valley Families Visit Across Town

Pleasant Valley notes list Sunday visits with many local families. Forest Garver and kids from the Brown attended the Bates home. Archie Tryon and son Donald spent the weekend with Runyan relatives. Wellington French and son Larrie from Midland visit Henry and Mrs Jackson and Charles Stone of Hatton. Mack Leeth and family visited Art Rever. Ervin Orvis and Gene Orvis hosted callers at Arthur. Wilber Runyan of Prescott visited OC Runyan. Kleinmer households hosted Charles David family and Ernest Kleiner family.

Forest Garver Brown Bates Archie Tryon Donald Runyan Wellington French Larrie Midland Henry Jackson Charles Stone Hattion Thompson Mack Leeth Art Rever Ervin Orvis Gene Orvis Arthur Wilber Runyan Prescott OC. S

Local notices from Pontiac and area residents

Community news notes list Frank Allen of Pontiac visiting parents J B Allen and welcoming Harold Clute to Ernest Kleiner’s home. Families and friends from Saginaw Alma and Mid‑land share visits, travel, and church services as Rev Honderich preaches Old yet always New.

Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Midland and Clare

North Arthur residents Mr and Mrs Harold Sunday visited Hart Cradit's home. Clarence Glenn of Midland and Arnold Ott of Mt Pleasant called on relatives. Mrs James Defoy and Nathan and Mrs A Maxwell traveled to Saginaw for business and potatoes. Glenn Shrock visited from Gladwin while John Gordon of Midland saw relatives. Arthur Maxwell and daughter visited Clare. Glenn Gothrop and family hosted her parents. B Fischer of Harrison spent Sunday with daughter and Chas Ott family.

Harold Sunday Brown Hart Cradit Clarence Glenn Midland Arnold Ott Mt Pleasant James Defoy Nathan A. Maxwell Saginaw Nate Bancroft Glenn Shrock Gladwin John Gordon Arthur Maxwell Clare Glenn Gothrop B. Fischer Harrison Chas

Farewell Party At the Viges Home before Move

Neighbors and friends about 40 gathered at the Viges home Friday evening to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Lynn Viges and family who planned to move to Ekoctah on Monday.

Viges Lynn Viges Ana Toekoctah Thei

Weekend Visitors at Oscar Maxwell Home

Nellie Ramey and two daughters Hazel and Betty called on Mrs. Oscar Maxwell Thursday evening. Weekend and Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seabolt and children from Farwell, Beulah Newton and a friend, Harold Lakies of Flint, Harvey Benson of the Brown, Archie and Elmer Youmans, Chas Fisher and a friend from North Bradley, and Phil Worden. Mrs. Oscar Maxwell attended the Meet-a-While sewing club last Wednesday at Maud Rameys.

Nellie Ramey Hazel Betty Oscar Maxwell Howard Seabolt Farwell Beulah Newton Harold Lakies Flint Harvey Benson Brown Archie Elmer Youmans Chas, Fisher North Bradley Phil Worden Maxwell Maud Rameys

Local social notices from Loch-A-Bar area

Mrs B O'Brien and three children of Detroit spent the weekend with her mother Mrs A Cline. Mr and Mrs A Gorr hosted a 6 o'clock dinner with Mr and Mrs F Littlefield Tuesday. Rev Ambrosier and son Carl were Sunday dinner guests of his parents the Ambrosiers. Mr and Mrs C Thayer entertained Mr and Mrs W Thrush and family from Alma at Sunday dinner. Dan Butterfield of Saginaw with Mr and Mrs Sam Butterfield visited Mr and Mrs L Frisby on Sunday. Gus Huer of Gladwin called on L Frisby last Thursday. Mart Graves lost a valuable horse Monday. Mr and Mrs F Littlefield left for Detroit Saturday to spend a week with relatives.

Winter Sets In With Snow On Ground At Hinkville

Tuesday morning the ground looked as if winter started with cool air all day and snow remaining at sunset. Mrs. Chas Mulberg recovered from illness and S Brownell is very ill near Grand Rapids. West Grant Extension club met with Mrs. F Hinkde with fifteen members to discuss kitchen improvements and a juror question for women.

Teale Ofu Ae Ger Roxiat Clare George Burch M. Burch Frank Chas Mulberg Chas. Mulberg S. Brownell Grand Rapids West Grant Extension Club F. Hinkde

Greenwood Senior Home Economics Extension Group Meets

The Greenwood group held an all day meeting at Mrs. Caroleen Darling’s home to discuss an attractive and easily cleaned kitchen. Leaders shared wall paper and linoleum samples from manufacturers and planned a complete kitchen layout to minimize walking distance.

Greenwod Caroleen Darling Chester Pickering Levin Skidler Mable Lanzer Grelton Ohio Hudson Jones Newton Kress Roy Kress Cadillac

Clare County Road Commissioners Meet in Harrison 1935

October 18 1935 meeting at Court House Harrison Michigan with Chair J E Ladd. Board approves itemized expenditures and annual report, borrows 5000 from State Savings Bank, and approves pay rolls. Several routine purchases and tolls for WPA project noted.

Harrison Michigan Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House Ladd Asline Emerson Mr. Asline Freeman Township L. B. Donnelly Lansing Robert Archambault Goodrich Lake State Savings Bank Board of Supervisors Clare County Road Commission

Local Ros e Bush News Roundup of Socials and Travel

District M E church delegates from Rosebush attended a Howard City convention Tuesday and Wednesday. Residents note barn raising on the Lloyd Armstrong farm. Numerous visits follow with neighbors from Marion, Midland, Mt. Pleasant, and Saginaw. Deer hunting trip joins church leaders, with Illnesses and travel updates throughout the community.

J. W. Stanton Harry Maybee E. Johnson M. E. Church Howard City Robert Wiltse Bert McEwen

Buckley’s Alkaline Cough Mixture Test Ad

An old advertisement touts Buckley’s cough remedy as three times more powerful than ordinary syrups and capable of penetrating air passages to soothe heads and relieve germ laden phlegm. It invites readers to test the product’s quick lasting relief in cold wintry Canada.

Buckley Canada

Local Notes From Temple Michigan Family Visits and Birth

Temple Miss Leona Purden visits home from Flint while relatives in Sag inaw visit Chester Gagnon. Various residents including Budd from Greenwood and Mrs. Bridget Harle are mentioned with short updates on visits, births, quilting for a Norway Lake School fundraiser, and a Grandon Pedro club gathering with nine tables of a card game.

Proceedings of the Common Council October 21 1935

Regular meeting notes show roll call, approvals, and referrals. Water service extension petition referred to Water Committee. Mayor forms ledger committee with Aldermen White Tibbits Hachmuth. Ordinances 152 and 153 approved and adopted. Building permit for Irwin Walters noted. Bills referred to Finance Committee. Listed miscellaneous payments to local firms for city services. Separate: Commissioner's Sale under Decree details for Clare County Savings Bank case against Adam and Vina Reger and Eastern Gulf Oil Company. Sale set for December 28 1935 at courthouse, Harrison, Clare County.

Common Council Hampton Ald Bayes Cunningham Hachmuth Tibbits White Archambault Cunningham Bayes Tibbils Nore Irwin Walters Finance Committee Lange Lather N. L Riley Kirkpatrick Fred Parish William Park

Local Committee Proceedings Note and Adjournment

A fragmented report records motions on bills and adjournment at a city meeting. Items mention labor at a park, hardware and furniture supplies, and a finance committee recommendation. Mayor Thos Horton and Deputy Clerk Josse Hampton are named in the closing entries.

Rogers Park White Bayes Hachmuth Tibbits Josse Hampton Horton

Probate notice of hearing claims for Bertha S Shumway estate

The Clare County Probate Court sets a four month claim period from October 25 1935 for creditors to file claims against Bertha S Shumway deceased Harrison City. Claims must be presented by February 14 1936 and will be heard February 24 1936 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.

Harrison Clare Michigan County of Sheridan State of Wet Clare County Bertha S. Shumway Thos. S. Dorsey the Register of Deeds

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Greenwood Center Pleasant Valley Frank Allen Pontiac J. B. Allen Harold Clute Ernest Kleiner Blanche Zwingeman Andrey Smith Marie Allen Clarence Bay Alma Clyde Kistler Henry Kleiner Robt Kleiner Helen Hoag Norman Hutchinson Henry Barton Whildren Cornwell Frank Barton Honderich Blrton Henry Pleasant Wailey Joe Wilson Rulapaveh Genesee Andersonville Greenwood Essminet Board OF County Road Commissioners J. E. Ladd State Highway Dept Horton & McNitt Clare County Savings Bank Floyd Allen Michigan Bell Telephone Guy Richard Emerson John‘ Asline Harrisonlevator Co Arthur D. Johnston Clare Elevator Co George Scott Empire Oil & Refining Co Devore & Dent Seeman & Pétera Bowers ‘Seal Fast Corp JD. Adams Co Northern Automotive Co Ben Traines Tyler-Lowery, Co Hurley Bros White Motor Co Wood Preserving Co la France Republic Corp Perkins Bridge & Supply Co A. Wilkinson Roy McKinnon Jesse W. Lamphere Clare Hay Grain & Bean Go Comet The Clare Sentinel EB. A. Samborn Frank McKenna Acme Motor Truck Co Wn. A. Henderson Clerk Rosebush News Lloyd Armstrong H. O. Bentler Oliver Bishop Jonesville John Graham Preston Johnson Harry Johnson Marion Andrew Willey Homer Campbell Lester Me. Laughlin St. Ignace Margaret Morrison Frank Scott Scott Lloyd Cole Mt. Pleasant Roy, Stickle Roy Matteson Laverne Simpson John Ouderkirk Rose Lynch R. N Lawrence. Prost John Lynch Michael McGuire Wm. Johnston Vilo Ben Ouderkirk Wm. Thompson Newberry Mussell’s Miss. Leona Purden James Potts Chester Gagnon Ervin Budd Bridget Harle Minnie Keith Leota Russel Miller John Zink Royal Hockey Thomas Austin Bertha McIntyre DeFord Grover Updike Martin Blackledge Squires Frank Luderman Bert Mung Clyde Watt John Baluss Henry Austin Hdd Daniel Jim Kirchmar Ralph Miller Norway Lake School Wm. Kubat John Roy Myers Battle Creek Grandon Pedro Club Wever Chester Sample Agus Roy’ Rogers Lee Flinn Walter Day the Common Council Allen R. Graham Clare County Savings Bank of Adam Reger Vina Reger Eastern Gulf Oil Company Saginaw, Michigan Leo J. Campeau Donald . Holbrook Legals Goldie Jones Jay Bellinger Clayton M. Jones Leo J. Gampeau Donald ©. Holbrook Business and B. J. Sanford McEwan St F. G. Slattery Mich Clare County General Hospital City Hall U.S. 10 Eugene Smith Osteopathic Over Grill & White’s Jewelry Store Donald E. Holbrook Clare, Michigan McEwan S. E. Gardiner Tel Backe Bowler McEwan Street Clare, Mich C. B. Wood W. 5Th St K. Hammerberg, M. D Dr. Clare Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer Tatman Building M. Schutt Osteopathic West Fifth Street Neimeyer Clare Realty Coo DR. C. B. Neff Dunlop Sentinel
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