Public Notice In Re John Madison Estate Hearing Set
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan to hear Gladys Powers and Edith Wilde petition to admit will and grant administration. Hearing scheduled October 8, 1956 at 9 AM at the Probate Office Barrison. Notice to be published in Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. George Bates Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Clare
Barrison
Said
George Bates
John Madison
T ‘Gladys .F. Powers
Gladys TF
Powers
Edith Wilde
Clare Sentinel
Probate Court Orders Hearing on Executrix Account
In Clare County at Harrison August 22 1956 Judge George Bates presiding Inula Shaw Executrix of the estate petitions for allowance The court sets September 24 1956 at 11 a m for examining and allowing the account Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
Rose Cowling
Inula Shaw
Warther
Clare Sentinel
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted
Statement by Robert Dilworth listing personal liability limits and address 5113 for debts incurred.
In Memory of the Johnston Family Members
In memory of John Y Johnston died August 5 1931 Ruth Y Johnston died July 5 1935 George F Johnston died September 2 1941 Mrs John Y Johnston died January 7 1945 Elizabeth Johnston Craig died April 26 1950 Mary Johnston Coles Faith M Johnston记
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John Y. Johnston
Ruth Y. Johnston
George F. Johnston
Elizabeth Johnston Craig
Mary Johnston
Coles
Faith M, Johnston
Clare Michigan Sealed Bids Sought for 12 Inch Water Well
The City Clerk of Clare Michigan invites sealed bids by September 17 1956 8 00 PM EST for drilling developing and testing a 12 inch municipal water well. The City Commission may accept reject waive defects or award to a bidder other than the lowest. Specifications are available from the City Engineer David Adams.
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Clare
Michigan
Ee David Adams
New Rechargeable Cell Marketed For Portable Lights
A hermetically sealed nickel cadmium battery has been introduced for portable electric devices. It can be re charged over 200 times and will not deteriorate if over charged or undercharged, offering long life for age of portable power.
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Jautertiz
Michigan hosts 90 native tree species surpassing Europe
Professor Harlowe O. Whittemore of the University of Michigan explains Michigan’s 90 native tree species exceed Europe’s 85 due to North American mountain barriers, glacial history, and three climate zones in Michigan. He notes milder climate shifts allow southern species to move north and introduce tulip tree and dogwood among others.
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Michigan
Europe
Harlowe O. Whittemore
University of Michigan
College of Architecture
Whittemore
North America
Appalachians
Rockies
Europé
Pyrenees
Alps
Carpathians
Mediterranean
Upper
Austral
Saginaw
Bay City
Mackinac
Paw Paw
Start Economics in Kindergarten Says MSU Expert
Dr. Leland Traywick of Michigan State University argues for teaching economics to five year olds. He cites kindergarten as the best start to understand the economic system and dispel misconceptions, suggesting integrated lessons, play businesses, and field trips to real-world workplaces.
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Leland
Traywick
College of Business and Public Service
Michigan State University
Fraywick
Hawaii
July Dairy Yields and Air Seeding Expand in Local Farms
July reports from DARA and DHLA show top herds producing high fat and milk yields. The Mt Pleasant Home leads fat production, while 4044 pounds of fat tops the monthly list. Airplane seeding via Mueller Flying Service expands cover crops to over 500 farms, with rye germinating and costs under two dollars per acre. Wet conditions raise bean blight fears and corn may require dry sun for full maturity.
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Mt. Pleasant State Home
Bob Becker
Brown Brothers
Cotter
Wm. Block & Sons
Stanley Erwin & Son
Norman Gross
Dale Davis & Son
Cotter & Bogan
Wim. Block & Sons
Cotter and Bogan
James McDonald
Wm. Block
Mueller Flying Service
Bangor
Dave Dawson
Isabella
Soil erosion threatens Michigan-like lands across Clare County
The article warns that erosion has stripped millions of acres nationwide, equaling three states the size of Michigan, due to poor soil and water conservation practices. It urges immediate action from adults and youth through the county extension office and Soil Conservation District to implement better land use.
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United States
Michigan
Glare Soil Conservation District
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed crossword with across and down clues including organized singers eta and various definitions. Entries cover actions, objects, and names across many lines, with several garbled segments but recognizable puzzle grid style and numbered clues.
New Amino Triazole Weedkiller Aims at Canada Thistle
A new chemical, Amino Triazole Weedkiller, from American Dynamid Company, shows 90 percent control of Canada thistle with a single spray. Tested at agricultural colleges, the product works by blocking chlorophyll production and kills roots and foliage gradually. Use after harvest or early season, with precautions not to spray directly on crops.
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Central
C. J. Willard
Ohio State University
Canada
Rockefeller Fiaza
New York
City
Brush College 4-Hers Win Prizes At Clare County Fair
Brush College 4-H Club again brings home honors from the Clare County Fair led by Mrs. Adolph Hildebrandt. Members win blue ribbons in food preparation and sewing events and prepare projects to send to the State 4-H Show in East Lansing and State Fair in Detroit.
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Brush College
Adolph Hildebrandt
Ruth Ann
Glen Newman
Margaret
Sue
Darlene
Bernard Allen
Doris
Galen Coats
Nancy
Charlene
Randolph Rockey
Nancy Allen
East Lansing
Hildebrandt
Detroit
Jim
Leo Fitzpatrick
Local Families Share Calling Hours and School Opens
Southeast Sheridan residents Mr and Mrs Homer Livingston and family from Flint visited his mother and family Sunday. Russell Paxton hosted a weekend gathering. Ernest Young Harold Kile and others visited Mr and Mrs Jim Bradley. Wildcat School opened Tuesday with Mrs Miller teaching and Mrs Cascaddan driving bus. Miss Edna Langin returned to Point to resume her school duties after vacation on the farm.
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Bill Jones
Clio
George Skinner
Gus
Flint
Mitchell Geasler
Hast Lansing
Fred Wilcox
Minnie Conley
Weidman
Huen Geasler
Ike Skinner
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Skinner
Harvey
Wardwell
Gertrude Hamilton
Snyder
Joe Tower
George Hamilton
Portland
Leland Forbes
Hart St. Johns
Mitchell
Eon ‘Hart
Walter Allen
Marlene
Shaither
Kay
Linda Hart
Léon Hart
Homer Livingston
Elton.Geiger
Beaverton
Russell Paxton
Ernest Young
Harold Kile
Jim Bradley
Wildcat
Millér
Cascadda
First Work Begins With Hittites of Ancient Tuts key
The earliest workers named are the Hittites from ancient Tuts key, marking an early start in the historical record.
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Archambault &McNemey
Michigan Mutual
Clara
Anderson, Drug Store
Olympia
Morton
Texaco
Lone Pine
Bea
Mae
Mraclean
Pleasant
J. N. WILEY _FARWELL
J. F. Wiley
W. State St
Midland Trailer Sales
ABC
Great Lakes
Champion
Ironwood
Midland
Bay City Road
Royal Akina
E. Broadway
Motorola
Chavrolet
Buick
Corsant’s
Johnston and Hubbard
St. Helens
Mich
W. Havens
R-1
Ewart
Slit
Farm Credit For
ALMA
Production Credit Alsn
Wright Ave
Lloyd Conley
Gateway Gardens
Baldwin
Brownie
Burnell
Studesbaker Far
McClure Brothers
Pic
Associates Discount Corp
D. J. McFadyen
Clementine Belle
Jésus
Es Public
Uy Syne
Robert Dilworth
B.C. Arica
Dalla
Larry ‘Myers
DARA
Myers
Ayers
Joe Stevens,& Son
Howard Penrose
Don Holbrook
Louis, Becker
L. "McGonkie
Cletus ‘Moggersberg
Maynard ' Gilmore
Son
Charles Purtill
Robert Becker
Martin Toth
Joe Stevenns
Clare County
S.cs. News
Merle Raber
Charles Kuhn
Eora
AL Smith
Ello
Company of
Singers & Ae of
Ech
Bm Ab Barracuda
Article of Faith
Mendicants
Sr Bebstabl
Citizen of Ancient Media
Ache . . Ag
Russian Craft Guild
Tainer
Sun Goede
SAS
Huma
Brinton
Sheridan
Weil
Nis Y Orin
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