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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
7
The report from the per diem and mileage committee requests warrants for expenses. The board adjourns without date, with Marion C. Johnson, John Burnett, and the deputy county clerk noted as officers. June 30, 1936 Harrison Michigan.
eAurals notes several social calls from Detroit and Clare residents to local homes. Mr and Mrs Harley Ruby and son visit Wm Hileman as do Mr and Mrs Leo Heintz at Edmond Wood's. Reynolds welcomed an infant. Carl Bringold and family from Lansing visited Hileman and Heber. All Farmers Union members are urged to attend tonight's meeting.
Rev Town succeeds Rev Van Brocklin as Maple Grove U B Church pastor. Sunday School at 2 30 p m and preaching 3 00 p m with prayer Thursday 8 00 p m. Mrs Nina Lewthwaite and two children ill. Finch and Jackson families visit.
Mr and Mrs Zimmerihan of Midland spent the weekend at her parents home. Marilyn Davison visited her aunt Carol. Jean Schofield Sunday Dale Rulapaugh went to Lansing Thursday night to bring her father to attend his sister Mary Schofield s funeral. Doreen Ruth Paugh joined them to stay until Labor Day. Sympathy extended to Homer Rodgers and family on his mother Mrs Milton Rodgers death. Miss Doris Schofield of Mt Pleasant attended grandmother s funeral Friday and stayed at her home.
Mrs Helen Saunders and daughter Mary Dell of Grand Rapids visited last week with the Saunders family. School opened Monday with Miss Hazel Bodkins as teacher. Mrs Valley Rutter and Leland camped at Budd Lake with Virginia Rutter. Mr and Mrs John Johnston of Shelby were guests of the Jatters. Mrs Harold Royal and Dorothy and Miss Mary Reed visited. Tessie Bodkins helped aunt Mrs E Gerow of Clare. Arthur Phillips Norris and Merle Dean spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dar Phillips of Rosebush. Louise Clute spent weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jay Clute. Walter Heirholzer of Midland visited Saturday.
Mrs Ira Van Valkenburg and son Walter with her brother Joe and family spent a few days in Lansing. Mrs Wm Budd returned from Portsmouth Virginia. Mr and Mrs Hervey Stuckman hosted their son Percy and family from Detroit. Elmer Hosler visited with his mother at Elvin Budd home. Dorothy and Clara Stuermer visiting Flint sister Mrs LaVerne Miner. Jerone Caner bought a new Chevrolet. Dist 3 starts Sept 8 with Mrs Ronald Keller teaching. Bruce travels with Greenwood threshing machine. Averill Budd and daughter Ardis of Port Clinton Ohio visited Elvan Budd. Steve Robbins of Lansing plans week with daughter Mrs Ira Van Valkenburg. Chas Sears family spent Sunday night at Hilvin. Nate Brown and Earl Green bought a steam engine for Muskegon River saw mill. Don Schaaf family attended Schaaf reunion in Toledo. Walter Knight Flint Evelyn Marion Malcolm Frost visiting Alvin Budd family. Funeral of George Sears held at Congregational church Harrison Monday. he died Aug 22 at Ann Arbor hospital. Anna Crawford and nephew Harold Pruden Temple visited sister Mrs Bert Douglas Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Peter Cook and family attended the Cadillac fair. Wednesday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis of Middleton visited Frank Davis and Sam Gaskill. Miss Dorothy Cutler visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hold Cutler over the weekend. Mr and Mrs GC Deits visited their daughter and family Mrs Martin Kheen Sunday Seigni Vanderwoude visited his parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clarence Coleman entertained relatives from Flint over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Gee Brinks of near Lake City visited at the Dells home Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kheen are proud parents of a baby boy born August 22. Edith Davis visited Helen and Dorothy Vanderwoude Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wolford Tousinaut called at the Laverne Tousinaut home. Jimmie Boyer of Flint is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs S Cutler.
Lenon and Detroit visitors share calls with Mrs Harvey and the List family. Notable events include Mr and Mrs Durfee traveling to Grand Rapids for a funeral, Essie Harvey at a Farmers Picnic, and multiple families vacationing at the List farm in Michigan.
Worship services at the Gilmore Center Church of Christ. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Jarman on August 27. The Case school opens with Mrs Racheal Willey as teacher. The Samuel Nichols family moved to Mt Pleasant for work. Detroit visitors include May Warren Jennie Fordyce and Eva Jarman. Weidman celebration attended by locals. Mrs Mary Schofield former Gilmore resident died in Farwell. Lola Fordyce begins teaching in Weidman.
Probate Court of Clare County orders examination of the final administration account for Thomas Hutchinson deceased. Executor James B. Allen to present the residue distribution on September 14, 1936 at the Harrison Probate Office. Public notice to be published three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Thos. S. Dorsey, Judge of Probate.
The Probate Court of Glare County orders that on September 8 1936 at 10 oclock in the forenoon a hearing will take place at the Harrison probate office on petition by Fred Geiger administrator to license sale of the estate's real property. Public notice will be printed in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION final state of Michigan Clare estate of Mary A Hutchinson deceased. Final administration account filed. Hearing set for September 14 1936 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office. Notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks. Thos S Dorsey.
Public foreclosure sale announced by Gleaner Life Insurance Society on October 28 1936 at 10:00 a.m. at the County Building Harrison Michigan to satisfy a mortgage on the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 22 in Township 20 North Range 4 West Clare County. Mortgage held by Elvin H Mills and Maggie L Mills. Amount due $536.01. No suit filed. Sale to be to the highest bidder. Attorney H P Ort 6705 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan.
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