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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1948
Page
10
The excerpt highlights Bible distribution figures from the American Bible Society, noting 9,310,439 Bibles in 1947 and 305,579,217 copies in 125 years. It surveys the Bible’s variety and unity, then shifts to Michigan Conservation Commission orders restricting pheasant and wildlife hunting across multiple counties for Oct 1948.
The Michigan Conservation Commission bans daily bag of more than three ruffed grouse, possession above six, and season total over fifteen in the Lower Peninsula during the 1948 season under Act 230 P A 1926. Director P J Hoffmaster signs the order dated August 2 1948.
Court orders examination and adjustment of all claims against the deceased. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel before the November 22, 1948 hearing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Judge George Bates, Probate.
Mr and Mrs AG Weigel and family and Mrs Blaine Crosby from Cleveland Ohio spend the week with Mr and Mrs Wm Ferchter. They traveled to the Upper Peninsula to sightsee. Mrs Eldona Marvin returns from Phoenix to visit her daughter Mrs Fern Brown hosts 14 ladies for a Stanley party at her home. Mr and Mrs Allen Harry of Gladwin were guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin. Don Brown plans move to Crooked Lake home. Elizabeth G Jackson of Linwood visits Marvin. C D Smith of Lake also calls.
Mrs Minnie Hart of Detroit and Mrs Herb Breen of Clare visited relatives. Mr and Mrs F J Thompson returned from a two week vacation at Owens Bay and Elk Lake. Vern J Swarthout and Donna Richmond drove a new Buick from Alma. The Frost town hall election passed to raise five mills for school improvements with 51 votes for and 3 against. The Clayton Swarthout family enjoyed a weekend at the Swarthout cottage. Basil Ferris attended the Adrian fair. Mrs Frank Foltz stayed with sister in Ludington. Clint Richmond and two children visit Clare. Neighbors who bought the Ray Smith property took possession.
Casper Foltz spent Sunday with his family while Arnold Blackledge returned from Ypsilantia for the weekend. Mrs. Armstrong and her children live in Harrison for now after a house fire. The Greenwood home on US-27 near Long Lake store nears completion. Mrs. Ira Dunn takes a few vacation days from Thompson store with Lola Cooper filling in.
The Lake George Baptist Church and Lake George Community announce Sunday School each Sunday at 10 00 AM and 2 00 PM with several superintendents and a 3 00 PM afternoon preaching service. Social events include a birthday dinner party for Mrs Vivah Howard and a twenty sixth wedding anniversary surprise party for Mr and Mrs Roy Howard with many attendees.
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