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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

7

Probate Notice in Clare County Michigan

State of Michigan Probate Court for Clare County announces four months from October Sunday 1925 to creditors to file claims against Daniel McMaster deceased. Claims must be presented at the probate office Harrison in Clare County before February 8, 1926. Claims heard February Sunday 1926 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated October 6 1925 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.

State of Michigan Clare Daniel. McMaster Larrison Thos. S. Dorsey Harrison Said Martha Belle Lower Vern Lower Glenn Lower Clare Sentinel

Public Notice on Estate Proceedings and Trout Spear Ban

Court in Harrison, Michigan, October 7 1925 orders hearing for Martha Belle Lower estate with publication in Clare Sentinel. Also, Michigan Conservation Commission bans spear fishing for all trout for five years from October 20 1925, statewide rivers and streams. John Baird signs for Department of Conservation with W H Wallace and Edgar Cochran as officers.

Michigan Ingham Conservation Commission John Baird Department of Conservation W. H. Wallace Edgar Cochran

Trains From Farwell Southbound Schedule Note

Fragmentary OCR shows a Farwell to Ann Arbor rail schedule with times 1450p and 10308, referencing Marquette and Sunday service. Details are unclear due to damaged text. main items indicate trains, stations, and times for a Sunday schedule.

Church notices for Mrs Henry House services

Church of God posts Sunday School at 4 30 p m and afternoon service at 2 30 p m with evening service at 7 p m all held at Mrs House home prayer meeting every Tuesday evening everyone welcome

Paul Corinth Lillie Clark Lockwood WC. T U Ladies Library Galilee

M E Church Schedule and Local News Snippet

M E Church introduces Sunday worship and lessons led by Pastor Nash with evening services. Local residents, including C L Brasington and several families, are listed with social visits, travel, and health notes across Marion, Clare, and Farwell communities. A Miss Bertha Creek lecture spurs a Foreign Missionary Society formation at the M H church.

Farwell Woman's Club Holds September Meeting

The Farwell Woman's Club met on Tuesday September 29 with Mrs Blaiche Burston presiding. Fifteen members attended as they recited September quotations and heard a program on the Department of the Interior by Mrs Flora Powell plus a biography of Long by Mrs Isabeilla Green. Music was by Mrs Lamb Mary Armstrong and Master Floyd Burston. After adjournment members enjoyed ice cream and cake.

Farwell Woman's Club Blaiche Burston Department of the Interior Flora Powell Papel Long Isabiella Green Lamb Mary Armstrong Floyd Burston

W. F. M. S. ORGANIZED AT FARWELL METHODIST

Miss Bertha Creek inspired the congregation as the Women's Foreign Missionary Society auxiliary was formed at Farwell after Sunday School. Officers include President Florence Town and Vice President Lillie Clock with an initial sixteen members. A King’s Herald band for ages eight to fourteen organized with Jeanette Green as President and twenty five members. Rev Leckliter and Anti-Saloon League official spoke at the Sunday service.

Bertha Creek Methodist Church Women’s Foreign Missionary ‘Society of Ina Davison C. BE. Bingham Margaret Nash Grace Davison Emma Littlefield Mite Carrie Carter Town Stratton Nash Lena Davison King's Herald Jeanette Green V. P Arthur Davison Sec’y Freda Dell Gerald Green Sec'y Doris Davison F. P. Leckliter R. N. Holsaple Anti-Saloon League M. E

Local notes on visits and meetings around Hagle area

Sunday School canceled due to meetings at Hagle. Geo Vandewarker and family hosted visitors from Gladwin. Geraldine Hampton visited Vestaberg. Mrs Chas Jasmine of Lansing visited Mrs J Bodkins and reported her father ill. Clute and Palmer families, now Norwich NY residents, stayed at Houghton Lake. Ladies Aid drew a good crowd at Mrs O Phillips. Empey at Clute cottage. Mrs Murphy visiting from Bvart. Ladies Aid to meet Oct 165 with Mrs Sam Leichti. Everyone welcome.

Hagle Geo. Vandewarker Gladwin Geraldine Hampton Vestaberg Chas Jasmine Lansing J. Bodkins Haines Chas. Bodkins Roy Walters Currie Farm M. D. Clute Curtis Palmer Norwich N. Y Houghton Lake Ladies Aid O. Phillips Val Empey Clute Frank Thompson Murphy

Maple Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Farm Moves

Mrs Agnes Winters of Syracuse and her brother Will of Flint visited their parents, McGoogan, over the weekend. Elmer Muir and wife returned from Portland. Dale Rulanpaugh moved his family to the Davison farm for the coming year. Junior Schofield is on the sick list. Velma Schofield returned home for two weeks of potato digging leave. Our Aid Society will meet with Mrs Anna Schofield on Thursday afternoon October 16.

C. L. Brasington P. M Marion Fuller Clare Lewis Frizell Carl Updegraff Chicago Burt Badger Lansing W. Winchell Barryton Peterson McGinnis Earl Hatfield Edgar Grimm and Mt. Pleasant Ross Winslow Grand Rapids Florida Frank Rawson Fay Arnold Bley Niagara Falls N. Y S. H. Nelson Albert Kidd Richard Flint Kidd Effie Ford Hugens Ford Mary Russel Burge Saginaw Will Suylandt Gerald Boerma Carrie Grimm Amy Lewis Hast Main Bertha Creek M. H Foreign Missionary Society Vern Frizell Jackson James Frizell Leota Gardiner Harrison Farwell Lottie Bruce Lewis Rawson J. Cronk Ira Badger Margaret Sam Henry Paris Georgia Littlefield Ruby Graham Nellie Palmer Jennie Badger Madge Lamb Carrie Bingham Blanche Burston Anna Armstrong Martha Fuller Gorr John Palmer Agnes Winters Syracuse Will Mc.Googan J. Walsted Gladys Clark Sanborn J. Davis Freda ‘Dell Schofield Harley Bently Sears

East Lincoln Family Moves and Social Visits

East Lincoln notes record Mr and Mrs Wm Brown of Five Lakes moving into Wm Rube's house. Hoe is a tenant on the Hill ranch. George Ickes of West Grant visited Sunday at C W Sprague's home. Miss Lucile Sprague returns home after a week with her aunt Mrs Taylor in Harrison.

Wm. Brown Five Lakes Wm. Rube Hoe Hill Ranch George Ickes West Grant C. W. Sprague Lucile Sprague Mrs. Taylor Harrison

Sunday Visits Highlight Greenwood and Nearby Towns

Mrs. C W Sprague and A Sprague of Greenwood hosted relatives including Mrs Minnie Taylor and daughter from Harrison and Mr and Mrs Jess Sturgess plus Merrisl McQuestion. The group also met Mr and Mrs B H McQuestion, Mr and Mrs A Abbot and family, and Mr and Mrs Henry Wellman with children in shared Sunday gatherings. A separate note says Rube is building a chimney for a new schoolhouse in West Freeman. Elmer Walter Knobloch and an uncle visited their father’s cottage for ducix hunting. Mr and Mrs A Kube of Farwell spent Sunday with their parents. Mrs C W Sprague and sons Ernest and Donald with Eunice called on Mrs J Calkins of Clare Thursday.

C. W. Sprague A. Sprague Greenwood Minnie Taylor A. Abbott Bessie Henry” Wellman Lake George Ralph Cowles Wim Rube West Freeman Elmer Walter Knobloch Saginaw Ducix Hunting A. Kube Farwell Song Ernest Donald Eunice J. Calkins Clare

Brown Corners Weekly News Highlights And Local Notes

Rain and camp fires mark the week at Brown Corners. Families mourn the loss of an infant and visit relatives from Lansing. Local residents travel to Harrison Court and Bay City Supreme Court. Farmers face delayed work from rain while preparations for winter items, coal delivery, and new vehicles appear. Ad notices include overcoats at Howard W. Jones and Palmolive shaving cream at Anderson's.

Notice of Application to Build Mugkegon River Dam

W H Allswede seeks Michigan Board of Supervisors approval under Section 2286 to construct and maintain a dam on Mugkegon River in Mecosta County section 10 town 16 north range 10 west for hydroelectric and commercial use. The dam would stand about 35 feet high with concrete and earth embankment and include a long chute for raft and timber passage. no lock for vessels is planned. Dated September 22 1925.

Michigan Board of Supervisors Mecosta County Mugkegon River Mescosta County W. H. Allswede

Notice to Contractors for Town Hall Improvements

Grant Township Board will sell to the lowest responsible bidder on October 12 at 2:00 p.m. at the Town Hall for raising and cementing piers under the hall and building concrete steps. They will also sell the renailing of siding replacing broken logs and painting the hall with two coats of slate paint. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Wm. A. Henderson, Clerk.

Grant Township Board Wm. A. Henderson

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