Vernon City Nazarene revival and parish events announced
The Vernon City Nazarene Church announced a fall revival from October 20 to November 14 with Rev. Manvin Cooper of Arlington VA as speaker. Special services featured Rev. Belleville of Highland and singers from the Isabella County Holiness Association. Local gatherings include missionary study meetings October 14 and 15 and Rally Day observances at Nazarenes churches.
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Phe
Bred. Belleville
Highland
Belleville
James Crowder
Isabella County Holiness Association
Holiness Association
Christian Service Training Glass
missionary world_ meeting
Manvin Cooper
Arlington
Virginia
Public Notic e for Administration and Heirs in Kerby Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces hearing on November 2, 1953 to grant administration of the estate of A M Kerby to John W Bell or another suitable person and to determine heirs. Publication required for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel with service of notice by registered mail or personal delivery within set times.George Bates Judge of Probate.
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Michigan
Clare
A.M. Kerby
George Bates
Helen Johnston
John W. Bell
Clare Sentinel
Proavate
Ordinance 200 Regulates Meat Inspection in Clare
The Clare city ordinance establishes a stamp service for inspectors to mark meat requiring inspection for consumption. It allows farmers to kill and sell diseased-free animals, with penalties of 100 dollars or 90 days in jail, effective immediately after adoption on October 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
City of
Alex McKinnon
Howard Hverts
Clare Sentinel
Clare City Commission Proceedings September 21 1952
The Clare Michigan city commission held a regular meeting with Mayor Everts presiding. Roll call showed present Jam Cooper Everts Groves Huey Leiter. none absent. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved. building permits for T W Frey and C H Richter received and read with motions recorded.
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Clare
Michigan
City of
Everts
Jam
Cooper
Groves
Huey
Leiter
T. W. Frey
C. H. Richter
Com. Cooper
Social visits and weekend trips in Mt Pleasant area
Miss Anna Empey hosted by Mrs. Minnie Fisher and Mrs. Clara Stone with Mrs. Ella Sherman and daughter Alice. excursions to Ludington to view boats. Visitors included Ernie Cleveland, Kenneth Yeoman, Mac Collard, Elmer Cornell, Elmer Olds, Darwin Mott, Max Haggart, Harold Kile and Linda, Wallace Simpkins, Addie Page, Jack Bouchey, Janet Bouchey, and James Yeoman families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Empey
Minnie Fisher
Frank Kilgore
Clara Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Eva Foss
Clare
Ella Sherman
Alice
Ludington
Ernie Cleveland
Eola McDonel
Ruth Herron
Mt Pleasant
Kenneth Yeoman
Lansing
James Yeoman
Mac Collard
Averill
Elmer Cornell
Owosso
Frank Simpson
Elmer Olds
Coleman
Darwin Mott
Max Haggart
Harold Kile
Linda
Wallace Simpkins
Cincinnati
Ohio
Addie Page
Saranas
Clare City Ordinance Regulates Meat Inspection and Slaughterhouses
An ordinance in Clare regulates meat sold for human consumption, requiring licenses from the Board of Health, inspections by a designated Health Officer or licensed veterinarian, and compliance by butchers and slaughterhouses with state standards. Federal inspected meat is exempt except for market and sale locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Clare
Board of Health
State of
Michigan
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Vernon City
Mary Herron
Detroit
Hola ‘McDonel
Margaret Briggs
Histe Perkins
Barbara Lehir
Reed City
Dormers
Dorothy Simpson
Roy Holford
Temple
Eola McDaniel
Cpl
Frank Herron
Camp Cargon
Colorado
Cpl. Herron
Lake
Floyd Towers
Henry Snider
Walter ‘Larrington
Flint
George Snider
Alva McReynolds
Frank Nevins
Colig’ Dixon
Bertha Onwens
Dixon
Alva White
Duane
Midland
Earline
Paul Gilbert
Gladwin
Lester Olds
Alfred Smith
Will Cleveland
Erate
Bob Rowley
Standard Service
Clare, Michigan
PST
AsOaca
Rau
Vier
Clee
Foe Toad G
Tommy
Tommys
Hell
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Reach
Sir
Krocer
Campbell
Canis
Cans
South Haven
Westinghouse
Peschke
Cello
Florida
California
Sunkist
Jug
Northe Ynnity
Packer’s
U.S
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