Public Guardian Hearing Set in Estate of Kristian Winters
In Clare County probate court on August 30 1946 Judge George Bates ordered hearing for petition by Ana Winters to appoint Bernard Schofield guardian of Kristian Winters mentally incompetent. Public notice to be printed in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to September 30 1946.
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Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Kristian Winters
Ana Winters
Bernard Schofield
Clare County
Michigan
A. D
Dea
Clare Sentinel
Baid County
Order appointing time for hearing claims in estate
State of Michigan in said County then the 31st day of August 1946 before Hon George Bates Judge Lydn PD Bicknell Deceased it appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of the claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointed to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court It is Ordered That all creditors of the estate may present claims by the appointed time to be fixed by the Court and to be examined and adjusted accordingly
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Aaid Court
Clare Sentinel
George Bates
Harrison
Said County
T George Bates
Lydn PD. Bicknell
Lyman V. Perkins
Notice to creditors in the estate of Lyman V Perkins deceased
The court fixes a deadline for presenting claims against the estate of Lyman V Perkins deceased. Claims must be filed at the probate office by October 21, 1946 at 10:00 AM. A hearing will follow, with publication in the Clare Sentinel newspaper as required.
Probate Court Hearing on Sale of Real Estate Interest
The Probate Court of Clare County holds a hearing on September 9 1946 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Helen Campbell petitions to sell the estate interest in described real estate of William R Campbell deceased. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the license to sell should not be granted.
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Harrison
George Bates
William R. Campbell
Helen Campbell
Ogas
Clare Sentinel
Said
Michigan Conservation Commission Sets Annual Grouse Limits
The Conservation Commission, under Act 230 P A 1925, restricts ruffed grouse to no more than three taken per day, six in possession, and fifteen per season for one year from October 1 1946. The order also bans pheasant hunting before Oct 15 16 in specified counties and limits sharp tailed grouse and prairie chickens to three per day in the Lower Peninsula with possession and season caps. The actions are signed by Director P J Hoffmaster.
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Director of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Alcona
Benzie
Grand Traverse
Iosco
Leelanau
Wexford
Houghton
Iron
Keweenaw
Ontonagon
Dickinson
Menominee
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church events and notices
Howard L. Krause pastor leads a 10 06 service with devotion and 10 15 communion and preaching at Gilmore Church of Christ. Bible school begins at 11 00. A shower for Mr and Mrs Erwin Pitts was well attended at the James Pitts home. Robert Fordyce, a Gilmore alumnus, has returned home from Army discharge to Mt Pleasant. Mrs Lizzie Welch visiting Ed McAlvey home.
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Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ
Howard L. Krause
Erwin Pitts
James Pitts
Robert Fordyce
Gilmore Boy
Mt. Pleasant
Lizzie Welch
Ed. McAlvey
Pasturing Turkeys Boosts Grain Feed Savings
A brief note explains that pasturing of turkeys and poultry reduces grain feed use when properly managed, highlighting potential cost savings and efficiency benefits for poultry operations.
Pasture Practices Boost Turkeys and Feed Savings
Orchard grass and ladine clover prove effective for range turkeys and chicks. Tests at a regional laboratory in Pennsylvania show pasture stocking can double bird numbers with proper stand and management, conserving soil and reducing grain use.
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Pennsylvania
Drying Agents Fall Short for Uncured Hay Storage
Massachusetts State College studies show drying agents including sodity bicarbonate or mixtures offer little practical help for stored moist hay. Tests indicate prohibitive quantities needed for effectiveness and other drying chemicals also prove cost prohibitive.
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Massachusetts State College
Railroad Timetables for Ann Arbor Area
Eastern schedules show R Harter agent listing No 82 South No 61 North trains at 10 49 A M and 2 30 P M for north bound and Pere Marquette agent Arthur Grosvenor lists West No 10 26 A M East No 3 59 P M services in EST.
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R. Harter
South
North
Busses Stop at Bus Station 115 Hast Fourth St
Greyhound busses depart from Clare and nearby via Lansing for Detroit and Jackson with multiple daily times. Connections in Lansing for Chicago and Jackson. Direct routes to St Ignace via Prudenville and to Higgins Lake via Prudenville. Reed City connects to Traverse City with listed schedules.
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St. Hastern
Greyhound
Clare
Detroit
Lansing
Jackson
Chicago
St. Ignace
Prudenville
Yellow Bus Line schedules depart hotel Doherty Saginaw
Daily departures listed at 1 10 PM and 6 PM with Sunday excluded. Connections at Saginaw link to Flint Pontiac Detroit for Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort with daily 6 PM service.
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Yellow
Hotel Doherty
Saginaw
Flint
Pontiac
Detroit
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Clare Bus Schedules Note Daily Departures
Buses leave Clare daily at 6 20 A M and 2 20 P M. times listed include 10720 PF M and other fragmented data.
Lesson subjects and scripture texts selected for study
The notice states that lesson subjects and scripture texts have been selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and are used by permission. It identifies the organization and asserts permitted use.
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International Council of Religious Education
Prohibition and Punishment of Lying in Scripture
A study notes lying as a sin and social vice, citing Exodus 20 16 Proverbs 26 and Matthew 26. It argues truthfulness is essential for justice, church integrity, and personal character, warning of perjury and deceit’s harm and eventual accountability before God and community.
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God
Satan
Christ
Peter
Matt
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Order of the Conservation Commission
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P. J. Hopfmaster
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