Clare County Board of Supervisors June 20 1988 meeting notes
The Clare County Board of Supervisors gathered at the Court House in Harrison on June 20 1988 with 21 members present and 2 absent. Items included rescinding a previously approved exemption of old age pensioners from taxation and scheduling a land lease discussion with Gulf Refining Co for Section 35 Grant Two as a special order for Thursday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Court House
Said
John Burnett
Amble
Baker
Burnett
Brooks
Carpenter
Clark
Dunlop
Haines
Herrick
Hickok
Huntley
Jones
Moder
Naegele
Schaff
Scott
Sullivan
Thayer
Tiedeman
Walters
Woods
Johnson
Rodabaugh
My. Lindon
Gulf Refining Co
Grant Two
Hickock
Grant
Schaaf
Clare County Board of Supervisors Meets in Harrison
The Clare County Board of Supervisors convened at the Harrison Court House on June 21 1938. Chairman John Burnett led the session with 22 members present and one absent supervisor. A four member committee including the chairman was appointed to lease land in Grant Township Section 36. The board adjourned to 9 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Michigan
Court House
Harrison
Said
John Burnett
Amble
Baker
Burnett
Brooks
Carpenter
Clark
Dunlop
Haines
Herrick
Hickok
Huntley
Jones
Moder
Naewele
Naegele
Rodahalgh
Sehaaf
Scott
Sullivan
Thayer
Tiedeman
Walters
Woods
Johnson
Said County
Rodahaugh
Schaaf
Elmer C. Clute
George Johnson
Boll
Hervick
Rodabaugh
Oae Ee
Donald E. Holbrook
Jack Livingstone
Rodebaugh
Bang
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Bureau of Animal Industry
Claze County
Fred W. Schaar
Edmond Woods
Gulf Refining Co
Iaid County
Jung
Glark
Haires
Pierrici
Committee On Miscellaneous Accounts
J. A. Reeder
Winifred P. Dodd
B. Getchell
Doubleday-Hunt-Dolan Co
Davy’s
A. B. Lucas
Beemann & Peters
Glare County
Seemann & Peters
W. Beaver
Clare County Cleaver
Franklin Carbon Ribbon Co
Michigan Co., Inc
McMillan Company
Richmond & Backus Co
Morley Bros
Hurley Bros
E. A. Anderson
Growers Office Supply Co
Wayne Sprague
Cora Wilson
Fred Phelipp
Arden Light
Robert Burns, Jr
Charles Eaton
Fred Butcher
Fred W. Schuett
Ortho
Doubleday Bros. & Co
Richmond & Backus
Clare Hdw. & Furniture Co
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
Germain Mfg. Co
Greenwood Twp
Associates Court Reporter
D, Be, Holbrook
Bert Scott
R. EB. Reid
W. B. Dunlop
O. K
Dunlop Haines
Tiedman
Don Schaaf
H. BE. Loker
Wesley Gerow
Floyd Alten
H. &. Laker
Henry Rhodes
Susenne Haines
Eaxh
Committee On Justice and Constable's
Fred Hudson
Garried
Sault Ste. Marie
George Bates
Committee On Sheriff and Deputies
Elgin Hickok
Freeman Township
Honorable
Arthur
Franklin
Freeman
Frost
Garfield
Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hatton
Hayes
Lincoln
Sheridan
Abe
Summerfield
Urrey
Winterfield
Clare
1St Ward
S. Huntley
V. Hains
John Rodabaugh
Arden Walters
D. Scott
Fred L. Jones
E. Hickok
Huntle
Pearl Johnson
Jedeman
Arion C. Johnson
Clare County Supervisors Hear Longevity of Two Members and Budget Actions
The Clare County Board of Supervisors meets in Harrison to honor the deaths of two long time members Elmer C. Clute and George Johnson. It approves resolutions of condolence and appoints committees to lease land and study hospital taxation practices. The board also considers Bangs disease testing requests and authorizes hiring aliens to testify in a court case. A series of adjournments and reports on footing rolls equalization and courthouse improvements are noted.
Proposal to Add Stars to the Flag Shape
The article recounts how early U S authorities debated flag design during nation building. It notes plans to add stripes for each state and the concern a growing stripe count would misshape the flag, leading to the decision to place stars in the field as states joined the Union.
Proper Furniture Polish Application Advice
The notice explains cleaning furniture before polishing and recommends using plain lemon or linseed oil or a dealer suggested linseed oil based polish. It instructs saturating a soft cloth, applying with the grain, letting it set 15 to 20 minutes, then wiping dry and buffing to a bright glow.
Equalization Committee Report Highlights Members Named
Report from the Committee on Equalization lists members including Bidi Jose Sullivan Dunlop W Schaaf Nelson Tiedemann Ed Herrick Wilmot Carpenter Delmer Thayer. The document records discussions and actions affecting equity assessments.
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Bidi Jose H Sullivan Iene
Www
Dunlop
Trea
Nelson Tiedemann ‘Ed
Herrick
Wilmot Carpenter
Delmer Thayer
France Takes Its Authors Seriously
Paris reports a burst of national pride over M. Charles Maurras joining the French academy and notes a group of about 20 literary exiles from Vienna and Budapest settling in Paris. It highlights Ladislaus Fodor Georges Manon Gina Kaus Eric Remarque and others at work on cinema and theater as Rodin plans Balzac memorial statues near Montparnasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
M. Charles Maurras
French Academy
Action Francaise
Vienna
Budapest
Ladislaus Fodor
Hollywood
Georges Manon
Gina Kaus
Eric Remarque
Rodin
Balzac
Academy
Montparnasse
Raspail
Rotonde
Coupole
Department of the Seine
Ther
Social Visits and Local School Aid Meeting Notice
Evelyn Wersting visits her brother Frank Rillett in Santa Monica and other relatives travel among Pontiac Beaverton and Flint households over the weekend. The Aid meets October 27 with Mrs Russell Stanley. nine jugs broken for missionary work raise over ten dollars. Sympathy extended to the David and Slater families. Mrs Albert Allen reported slightly better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wersting
Santa Monica
Cal
Frank Rillett
Otto Kleiner
Pontiac
Henry Kleiner Sr
Mrs. Myers
Harrison
Robt. Hutchinson
Robert
Billy Horton
Flint
Albert Allen
Mary Baxter
Rillett
North Bradley
Chim to Be Oldest Settlements
The Indian villages of Acoma Zuni and Oraibi lay claim to being the oldest inhabited settlements in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acoma
Zuni
Oraibi
United States
Rio de Janeiro Feels Heat in December February
Rio de Janeiro endures hot weather across December January and February with high temperatures and humid air affecting daily life and outdoor activity.
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Rio de Janeiro
St Clair Notes Social and School Roundup
Mr and Mrs St Clair Hamlin Roma Del and Dick of South Lyons visit Erwin Migers Sunday. Lyle Bond and Mike Sofiak who attend U of M at Ann Arbor spend weekend with Lyle's parents. Dora Mercer visits Beaverton. James Cushing and Bill Franks of Flint visit Weaver home. Dor Dorothy Ann born last Friday to Mrs Bernard Kikpatrick. Wilma Jean Saul and Loree Allen spend Saturday in Clare. Dover pupils enjoy new merry go round bought by the district. Teachers Institute in Saginaw. Peters family from Langston visit. Sick list includes Mrs Edna Walters and Mrs Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Hamlin
Roma del
South Lyons
Erwin Miger
Lyle Bond
Mike Sofiak
U. of M
Ann Arbor
Lyle
Dora Mercer
Beaverton
James Cushing
Bill Franks
Flint
Weaver
Bernard Kikpatrick
Ocie Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Ann
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Wilma Jean Saul
Loree Allen
Clare
Dover School
Deller
Teachers Institute
Saginaw
Jean Peters
Langston
Ralph
Hudson
Harvey
Edna Walters
Haines
Community Visitors and Weekend Trips Spark Local Social
Mrs. Wm Buckley and Mrs Floyd Hunt visited Mrs Cecilia Craford Wednesday. Families from Lansing Bay City Flint and Pontiac visited relatives here over the weekend. Hunting trips and potato digging were noted, with several residents hosting dinners and attending gatherings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Garfield
Wm. Buckley
Floyd Hunt
Cecilia Craford
S. C. Vinton
Dora Richter
Ya. Small
Rosebush
Gilbert Hunt
Manuel
Fenton
Michigan
Everett Richter
Lansing
Herman Hilliker
Ford Brown
Marl Ranshaw
Lloyd Hunt
Barington
Donald Craford
Bay City
Jessie
Leo Richter
Flint
Don Brown
Clarence ,Vinton
Wintons
Arthur Sherman
Hatfield
Remus
Bincra May
Gerald
Elizabeth Sherman
Frank Henry
Lake
George Wagerman Sr
George Wagermenry
Pontiac
W. W. Spurrier
Herman Donhaw
Frank Anderson
Saginaw
Wi. Hu
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Clare RD OF
Marion
GC. Johnson
Marion C. Johnson
Fred W. Schaaf
Committee On Equalization
Baler
Baltex
Stella Short
Conservation Department
The
Tee
CLRE
2Nd Ward
Republic
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