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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1944
Page
4
Probate Court of Clare County orders hearing to determine legal heirs of John J Rhodes and directs publication in Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Separate notice sets creditors to file claims by January 5, 1945, at 10:00 AM in Harrison Probate Office.
The court of probate for Clare county Michigan orders creditors to present claims against Anthony Branigan Sr deceased by December 29 1944 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. The time and place to receive examine and adjust all claims is set for three weeks prior to the hearing in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
Probate Court for the County of Michigan issues an order for publication to set a hearing time. The filing outlines claims against estate and directs notice to interested parties under state probate law.
Notarized statement fields the Clare Sentinel ownership and management as of October 18 1944. Publishers Feighner Parish of Clare Michigan Editor M D Feighner Managing Editor Chester A Richard Business Manager M D Feighner Owners Malcolm D Feighner and Mrs Florence Parish Clare Michigan Bondholders mortgagees or other security holders owning 1 percent or more none listed.
The document records M. D. Feighner as publisher and editor sworn and subscribed before an official on October 18 1944. The oath details include a commission expiry of January 19 1947 and the officiant identified as Chester Ar Richard Netery Pulite.
Greenwood township mourns as Tessman family suffers a loss. Greenville residents Mr and Mrs Gerald Gould and family visited Seb Pfannes’s home. Detroit natives Mr and Mrs Richard Pfannes attended the Tessman funeral and returned home. Pontiac visitors Earl Brockway spent Sunday with Howard Brockway. Seaver Burton from Alma visited his parents. Alma’s Leland Favreau and Seaver Burton joined Dover’s Burley Shaver in celebrating Hmerson Burton’s birthday.
The Hileman family held a birthday gathering at the Wm Hileman residence Sunday for Mrs. Merle Wedge Mrs. Carl Bringold Wm Hileman Jr and Mrs Henry Heintz marking birthdays in recent days. Visitors included Mr and Mrs O M Somers and Mr and Mrs Robert Somers from near Farwell Wm Hileman Jr and his friend James Pyle of Ypsilanti in Air Force training and Miss Marjorie Hileman of Lansing attended.
Loomis reports October progress for Sunday School United Victory month across Missionary Churches. Attendance varied from fifty three with eight visitors on October 1 to forty nine with four visitors on October 8, with calls to invite more people. Theodore Teale from Toledo delivered the Sunday evening message on Jesus, Wonderful Savior, citing scriptures from both Testaments.
Clare Michigan regular council meeting notes including roll call approval of minutes sidewalk petition grant building permits under WPB rules and a Stream Control Commission disposal plant communication. Reports from taxes and appropriations committee list funds and a 1945 budget ordinance No 179 approved by Mayor Archambault with sections on fund allocations and levy. payments and adjournment follow.
The Ladies Missionary prayer band will meet at the parsonage Friday afternoon at 2 00 p m E W T The meeting will be spent in prayer for the work in foreign fields All are welcome Theodore Teale of Toledo visited last week with his cousin and wife Rev and Mrs Wesley Teale and other relatives, returned home Monday morning His parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Peale of Gibsonburg Ohio spent the weekend at the parsonage They plan to stay this month and visit relatives in and around Clare The Teale reunion was held at the James Teale home last Thursday about forty attended and a bountiful pot luck dinner was served All enjoyed the day though cool and rainy Mr and Mrs Archie MacDonald spent Sunday afternoon with her father Holly Holstrom All the children were home Mrs Laura Worden visited at the P B Worden home a few days last week and returned to her daughter's Mrs Henry Sharp Saturday evening Mrs Ford Seymour Mrs Bert Bergey Mary Alice and David Tice called Sunday afternoon on Mrs Frank Musser and family in Clare Mrs Warren Willette of Flint called on her grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert Bergey and family Sunday morning She plans to spend this week visiting other relatives Mrs Roy Woodworth who has been visiting near Detroit the past two weeks returned home Saturday.
Billie McCreary writes to grandparents Mr and Mrs Worden that he likes the Great Lakes. Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon and family were Sunday callers on her parents Mr and Mrs K Stevens and family.
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