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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1934

Page

9

Local News Roundup From Hatton Area

The Stephison family moved to a new temporary home. Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey visited Mrs Mack on Monday. Mrs Heighns visits Clare and Mrs Whitlock, Roy Batch, and a song from WY. B Stephison home hosted a Sunday gathering. A party at Lou Browns last night drew many locals. Revival meetings at Brooks church attract attendees. Skiers Lovie Hatten and Gon Howey from Lake and Leota Roda Baugh of Brooks Corners were noted. Art Hausenthal and family planned a Lake George visit Saturday.

Stephison Mack Harvey Mack Heighns Clare N. Whitlock Roy Batch WY. B Brook's Church Cormmn Lovie Hathen Gon Howey Lake Leota Roda Baugh Brooks Corners Art Hausentand Lake George

Myers Corners Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits

My, and Mrs. W. E. Myers left Saturday to spend the week with their son Ralph and family. Bennington, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wright dined with John Hartman and family. Tom Tomisch visited Norman Myers, while J. P. Myers received calls from Arthur Slann. Stanley Shunk and family spent Saturday night with John Hartman. Roy Gordon and family visited Cornwell farm Sunday morning.

W. E. Myers Ralph Bennington D. G. Wright John Hartman Tom Tomisch Norman Myers Herbert Myers J. P. Myers Arthur Slann Lester Kigeins Stanley Shunk Roy. Gordon Cornwell Farm

Local residents share news from Sheridan and nearby towns

South Sheridan residents report returning visitors from Columbus and Flint. The extension group schedules its first meeting for October 10 with Mrs. Hilda Gilson. Eddie and Ruth Strouse are improving after illness while Armalee Gerow plans to attend Mt. Pleasant College. Local labor includes Earnest Allen helping Will Gerow with fall work.

C. Merrill Barton Eagle Columbus Ohio Flint Carl Codoper Leo Gyperick Detroit Arling Severson Myr Russell Strouse Butternut Ray Strouse Delores’ Merrill Hilda Gilson Eddie Ruth Strouse Armalee Gerow Mt. Pleasant Clarence Black

Local families share weekend visits and reunions

Loch a Bar John Kilbourn of Plint and Mrs L Frisby of Farwell spent Sunday with A Dime. The Littlefield Layle reunion was held at F Littlefield home Bear Lake with J L Littlefield and Fred Layle plus Jeanette Layle from St Clair and Theodore Layle from Detroit. Various relatives traveled between Farwell Flint Dryden Coleman and Detroit to visit kin and attend gatherings over the weekend.

John Kilbourn Plint L. Frisby Farwell A. Dime Littlefield-Layle F. Littlefield Bear Lake J. L. Littlefield Dryden H. Coats Brush College A. Hanner Ambrosier Coleman M. Graves Avril M. Mills Walter Teschke Merilyn Detroit B. Foell

West Freeman Fair Night Celebration A Birthday Surprise

A large turnout from West Freeman attended the Ewart fair events this week. Elton Darnell was surprised at his home on his birthday, then friends gathered at the hall for dancing and a pot luck supper. John Gatiney won first prize and Mrs Elton Darnell won the booby.

Ewart Elton Darnell Pedro John Gatiney Elton “Darnell Vick Finch Harry Bouchers Cate S. Shinabarger Aid Huon Darnell Art Hansen Wim. Batzer Roy Shannon South Boardman Jedi Jack Traverse City Carl Redabaugh

Herseville News Briefs and Local Notes

In Herseville several children are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs John Sersaw spent Sunday with relatives. Lena Price can attend school again while Jerome McKenna was absent due to illness. A rainstorm last Wednesday spared the area and several deer have been seen in pasture fields. Jay Rauch entertained company from Ohio. A local butcher sold a fine beer this week.

Clifford -Prize Jay Rauch Ohio John Sersaw Leo Querback Lena Price Jerome McKenna

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Town

Mrs George Smith of Clarkston stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Wim Giers last week. Mrs Frank Watson and her daughter and husband from Fenton spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Wart Brockw. Mrs Slingland attended Boos Thursday. A Lewis Brown home party drew a large crowd and good will. Miss Beulai Myers of Harrison visited Miss Beatrice Bragyn over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Oscar Corder of Lansing spent several days with their parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Brown. Mrs Clairge Johnson of Flint visited relatives here on Saturday evening.

George Smith Clarkston Wim. Giers Frank-Watson Fenton Oscar Corder Lansing Lewis Brown Clairge Johnson Flint

Brown Corners Community News and Local Visits

The Brown Corners column lists visits and social events including Billy Sunday in Big Rapids, Chris tian Endeavor meetings at the Bates home, and sales at Emma Carver's. Residents such as Ernie Kleinhardt, John Lowe, Forest Garver, and various families are noted with weekend visits, church messages, and upcoming weddings teased. The piece records neighbors calling on each other and references a local wedding rumor.

Local Social Visits Reach Across Towns

Mr and Mrs Archie McKillop and relatives hosted at Ruby Thompson's home. Randolph Rockey and children visited Ma and Kenneth Rockey. Mrs Mark Leeth attended Olio for a funeral. O Orvis and Mrs Fred Allen visited relatives in Marion. Burton Bay neighbors Orville Banders and family Alma and Clarence Bay with children were guests. Leon Warner visited St Louis relatives. Nathan Dangles family returned to Ann Arbor for Wanda's treatment. Newlyweds Orville Bates celebrated.

Archie McKillop Ruby Thompson Orville ‘Banders Alma Clarence’ Bay Leon. Warner

Local Social Notes From North Arthur District

North Arthur area residents report visits among families including Mr and Mrs Howard Penrose of Sheridan who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold Clute. Cornwell added a new tile silo to his farm signaling progress. Mr and Mrs William Haveye traveled to Kalkaska after the death of Haveye’s youngest brother from typhoid fever. Sympathies go to that family as they had recently mourned a nephew’s death from the same illness. Mr and Mrs Chas Ott began a basement for their new house planned for fall. Mrs Henry Desgust hosted a group of Saginaw ladies on Monday. John Gordon and Frank Poulskye of Midland visited John Gordon’s home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Arthur Maxwell and daughter visited relatives in Clare Saturday night and Sunday.

Howard Penrose Sheridan Harold Clute Cornwell Wm. ‘Haveye Kalkaska Chas. Ott Henry Desgust Saginaw John Gordon Frank Poulskye Midland Arthur Maxwell Clare

Central Gilmore Births and Local Social Notes

Central Gilmore reports the birth of a 4 pound baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook on September 24. The Nutrition Club met at Mrs. Roy Robinson’s home with forty five attending. Aid meeting drew a crowd at the church basement. Billy Philips transported a truckload to Big Rapids to hear Billy Sunday. Alfred Lietz and family returned from a trip to Saginaw Port Huron and Detroit. Henson Perry hosted a reunion of his children. Ed McAlvey and Alvin Wood groups traveled to Ida for business. Coddington boy injured with a broken leg now at Mt. Pleasant hospital. Mrs. Ghas Kent improves after illness. C A Kates entertained daughter and family from Flint.

Tom Cook Nutrition Club Roy Robinson Billy Philips Big Rapids Billy Armoury Alfred Lietz Saginaw Port Huron Detroit Henson Perry Ed. McAlvey Alvin Wood Ida Coddington Mt. Pleasant Hospital Ghas. Kent C. A. Kates Flint

Autumn Community Notes Reflect Weather and School Honors

In recent heavy rain six sheep at Robt Kleiner farm were struck by lightning. five died, one survived. Frost over Sunday night caused little damage. Miss Wilma Cleveland assists Mrs J B Allen with her housework as they hope for her recovery. Mrs Frank Barton returns home after visiting relatives in Ohio and Flint. Mr and Mrs Carl Cooper joined her. Farmers enjoy good weather, cutting corn, harvesting beans and digging potatoes. School notes list September honor roll qualifiers and those with high spelling and perfect attendance. attendance for the month reached 94.6 percent.

Orval Bates Robt. Kleiner Henry Kleiner Wilma Cleveland J. B. Allen Allen Frank Barton Ohio Flint Carl Cooper Robi. Hutchinson J. C.watson Wilma Bay Marguerite Leeth Eileen Rath Leonard Carncross Gordon Kleiner Lawrence Rank Alma Rank Ruby Poet Max Allen Phil Abbott Bryan D. Miller Ain Hileeh Rank Elsie Rank Mary Reger Naomi Allen Virginia Ta Allen Kenneth Allen Bob Hemstreet Jack Hemstreet Threace Hemstiser Marguerite Leth Marty Orvis Lucile Alma Rak Hsie Rank Hileen Rank Floyd Reger Fredia Reger Stella Réger Glee Rilett Wallace Rilett

Abide In Christ The Vine Allegory In John Sermon

A historical sermon outlines Jesus as the true vine and believers as branches. It explains the Father as the husbandman pruning to yield fruit, with Christ's words guiding discipline, abiding in Jesus, and bearing much fruit through love, joy, and obedience.

Tohn John Jesus Christ

Unclaimed Auto Titles Reach Four Thousand in Michigan

In Michigan about 4000 car owners lack certificates of title. Titles are held in a state department unclaimed file after being returned by postal authorities due to improper addresses or owners moving without a forwarding address. Detroit address changes cause many titles to be returned. owners should contact the Department of State Title Division.

Michigan Department of State Detroit

Loomis and Clare Advertisers Battle Ends in 9 7 Score

Loomis hosts a weekend gathering with Mrs Himer and Mrs Shook among attendees. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Patterson and son Neil from Lansing. Local residents Bergey and Anderson highlight a Clare high school weekend, with a baseball result of Clare 9 Loomis 7 and a next game against Hardwood at Elm Grove.

Himer ‘Taylor Frank Eddy Flint Alma Anderson Edna Bergey Clare Loomis Elm Grove

Determination of Heirs in Mary C Davison Estate

Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders public publication to determine legal heirs of Mary C Davison deceased. Hearing set for October 22 193% at 10 am at Har rison Probate Office. Notice to be published in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.

The Attitude of Hope

A reflective meditation on hope as a natural attitude of the immortal soul. It urges belief that great happiness may await, that past pain may fade, and that new ambitions and opportunities will rise before us.

Dare to Venture by Heine

A compact reflection on courage and limits. The speaker declares that venturing beyond intention makes one a slave while tearing at heart and reason marks bold risk taking.

Heine

Ownership and Management of The Clare Sentinel 1984

Notarized statement lists Feighner and Parth as publishers editors and managers of The Clare Sentinel Clare Michigan for October 1 1984. Owners include Malcolm D Feighner and Mrs Moree Parish with no other 1 percent plus bondholders. Sworn before Notary Public Ary L. Gilmore October 3 1934.

M. D. Felgnner Clare Sentinel Feighner M.D. Feighner Ary L. Gilmore

Final Administration Account in the Estate of Frank Newsom

The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan held in Harrison on September 26 1934 ordered October 22 1934 at ten in the forenoon for examining and allowing the final administration account of executor A F F Rydex and the distribution of the estate. Public notice of the order is to be printed in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.

State OF Michigan Clare Harrison Thos Dorsey Frank Newsom A. FF. Rydex Clare Sentinel

Foreclosure Sale Notice on Clare County Farm Property

Mortgagee announces a foreclosure sale under a 1923 mortgage by Joel and Catherine DeGeer of Clare, Michigan to The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston WV. The NW and N half of Sec 34, Sheridan Twp, Clare County totaling 120 acres will be sold at public auction on December 8, 1984, at 10:00 a.m. at the north courthouse door in Harrison. The current claimed debt is $4,461.75 plus $35 attorney fee, total $4,496.75. Assignee: Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank. Attorney: Je We Wilson, Charleston WV.

Joel DeGeer Catherine DeGeer Clare Clare Co Michigan Joint Stock Land Bank OF Cleveland Ohio Congress of the United States of America Federal Farm Loan Act Office of the Register of Deeds Clare County Joint Stock Land Bank of Cleveland Federal Farm Loan Board Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbus Columbus Farm Loan Commissioner Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston Charleston West Virginia Farm Loan Commissioner of Joely DeGeer First Joint Stock Land Bank Joint Stock Land’ Bank ‘of Harrison Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank. OF West. Virginia We Wilson Virginian Land Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Sheridan West Freeman Herseville van Brocklin George Silver Arthurys Lower Arlene Grand Marguerite Ether.Kleinhardt Billy Sunday Chas Ciliax Frank Fleming Christian Endeavor Monthly Geo. Bates Forest Garver Forest Charlie Kleinhardt Frank Nashs George Stone Grover Reytoids Osia Fitzzrick Dover Hod Dysinger Harvey Armentrout Colonville Roy Gordon Jeff H. ‘Iman Richard Garter Brown Corners Richard Kenneth Roller Grino Floren Orvis Robart Chevry Gil North Arthur Central Gilmore Uniform International Py B. Bytzwathr Weely Nevi Balletin Verna Bergey R. Bergey Ford Seymour Frank Musser Mae Ferguson Albert Oudi Bert Bergey Legals Said Mary C. Davison Ellen Graham Thos. S. Dorsey State of Michigan County of Agtis Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer Slare Naw McEwan Street T. Carl Holbrook Mciwan Bowler & Bowler Attorneys and Counsellors AT Law Clare, Mich Christina’ M Medicine and Surgery McEwan St. Clare DR. C. B. Neff Dunlop Clare, Michigan H. R. Hess Osteopathic Doherty
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