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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1942
Page
2
James A. Stanley oversees entries for the miscellaneous class offering prizes for best display Victory Garden farm produce and curious items. First prize ranges to 1.33 and 3.00 with second and third places. A 10 cent premium paid per entry and historical sketches required with owner name. Red Cross display department invites items and curiosities.
Residents hosted dining and visits across Vernon City Marion Harrison and Sag inaw noting dinners for Sandra and Lorraine birthdays. Family members traveled to Ft Wayne Harrison Clare Sag inaw Cincinnati and Clare areas for visits and business. School opens September 8 with Mrs Arden Peters as teacher.
Mrs Henry McNerney and daughter Mary Pearl spent Sunday August 30 with Mrs William Allen. Billie Burch from Pontiac visiting relatives here returned home Saturday. McNerney plans a clean start as school opens September 8. Mrs John Galloway now up but not well enough to help. Amy Wilt visited Monday. Mr and Mrs Eber Raymond of Coleman visited Allen home Monday evening.
Sunday afternoon callers at the John Hartman home included Harold Welsey from Pontiac Janet Gray and JoeAnn of Indianapolis Indiana Claud Hartman and daughter Karen Kate Hartman Bernard Allen Stanley Schunk and family Hold Woods and Jack Bertha Balsley and son Jack Detroit Bud Orvis and family Pontiac visited Monday at the Hartman residence.
William Fishburn of Rochester visited the Howard Brockway home while O M Somers of Stevenson Lake called on the Hileman family. The Stephison family moved back to their farm. Emil Giers returns home from Detroit after ten weeks with both legs broken, one still in a cast. The Pfannes farm house roof is on and awaiting stone veneer.
Frank Boulton of Anacortes Washington visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Bert Green of Midland spent the week at the farm. Mr and Mrs G Krocker and Mr and Mrs William Hileman were Sunday visitors at O M Somers home near Stevenson Lake. Robert Bennett of Detroit spent the weekend at his home here. Mr and Mrs H Satison of Clare visited relatives here Sunday.
Religious lesson outline lists subjects and Scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education for September 6. Copyright remains with the council and usage is by permission.
A sermon condemns intoxicants as a national crisis risk. It links biblical verses from Genesis Deuteronomy Amos and Psalms to moral accountability, personal choice, and judgment. It warns against complacency, notes rising per capita alcohol use including Washington DC, and urges swift repentance to protect liberty.
Engraved on a small gold pin head, the Lord's Prayer is held by a Butte Montana pawnbroker. The work supposedly took three years of labor to complete.
Probate Court of Clare County schedules hearings for the estates of Clara B. MacDonald and John K. Russ. Petitions seek admission of wills and grants of administration to named executors, with notices to be published weekly in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks before hearings on September 15 and September 14, 1942. Judge George Bates presides.
In Harrison County Michigan on August 21 1942 Elizabeth Comer petitioned to limit time for filing claims against the estate of H Martin deceased. The court ordered creditors have two months to present claims and set October 19 1942 at 10:00 AM for examination and adjustment of all claims at the probate office.
In the probate court of August 1942 Judge George Bates presiding administrator Theo Wallington petitioned to limit claim presentations and appoint a time and place to receive examine and adjust all claims against Frances Catherine McKinley deceased The 20th forenoon at the probate office is set for examination and adjustment of all claims The notice lists local bus lines and schedules for Clare Michigan and connections to Detroit Chicago BATTLE CREEK Kalamazoo and other cities including the Great Lakes Greyhound and Yellow Bus Lines etc.
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