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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1934

Page

6

Local Social Roundup From Flint and Nearby Towns

Kilbourne of Flint dined with sister As Cline on Sunday. Mr and Mrs O Coon of Flint called on Mrs A Cline Friday. Layle Littlefield traveled to Lansing on business Thursday. Ambrosier visitors Friday included Clingman Hall of Flint and Rev Ambrosier with Lois and Carl of Coleman. Mrs FF Littlefield cared for her mother Mrs B Schumway at Farwell. Mr and Mrs B Ambrosier dined with their son and family in Coleman Sunday.

John B. Schumway Farwell

West Groat church ladies stage two plays in Arthur Town

Arthur Center notes report the West Groat Ladies Aid and the West Groat M. B. Church young ladies presenting two plays on a Wednesday evening. A lunch followed with coffee hot dogs and pie. Elsie and Ruth Shull left for Saginaw to teach. Letha Jacks brought grandparents home from Van Wert. A heavy rain Sunday is gratefully noted.

West Groat Ladies Aid West Groat M. B. Church Arthur Town Elsie Ruth Shull Saginaw

Local Families Socialize and Plan for Winter Work

Eagle family moves near Hemlock for winter employment with Willie Hanes joining from Farwell. Talor family from Donna Texas visit cousins en route Detroit. Vandewarkers run Colon store while son Orville and family vacation. Community notes confirm Aid meeting with Leeth, praise Rev. Vint and Rev. Myers, school begins with Mrs. Clara Rocky, and calls for civic support for Bates and Emerson. Numerous visits among Hutchinson, Barton, Allen, Poet, Seestedt, Kleiner, and Birdsall families mark a busy week. Y. P. C. BE to meet. weekend visits and Labor Day gatherings noted.

Henry Barton Hemlock Willie Hanes Farwell Walter Talor Donna Texas Ernest Kleiner Robt. Hutchinson Houghton Lake Detroit Geo. Vandewarker Colonville Clara Rocky Gail Seestedt Elnora Kleiner Norma Bates Clifford Wood Hdna Bergey A. H. Hutchinson Rowena Norman Allen Pontiac J. B Allen Willie Han Arndt H. Kleiner Joe Wilson Oscar Rulapaugh Grant Township Albert Birdsall Marjoria Ann Kenneth Marilyn Ruth Oliver Birdsall Robt, Hutchinson Ekleiner Henry. Seestadt Romulus Mra Frank Poet

Parsonage Calls Highlight Weekend Visit List

Passage recalls visits to the parsonage including Mrs Hendrich Neph ew and family from Archbold O spent Friday night and Saturday enroute to the Straits north. Lee M Hendrich left for Alma Saturday after visiting the parental home. Recent callers were Mrs Burton Bay Bernard Allen and Mr and Mrs Oscar Rupaugh.

Oran Rupp Hendrich Archbold Straits Lee M. Hendrich Alma Burton Bay Bernard Allen Oscar Rulapaugh

Gilmore Socials and Visits Highlight Weekly List

Central Gilmore reports entertaining guests from Ohio and Lansing. Tanner visited Jack Johnson in Midland. Willing Workers met at the church basement with fifty attendees. Sick list includes Mrs. Clarence Spooner. Sunday visits included the Gamble and Wilson families and the Jarman family.

Isaac Shaner Shaner Ohio Carl McAlvey Lansing McAlvey Gilmore Tanner Jack Johnson Midland Herbert Glass Ross Renner Clarence Spooner Wm. Gamble Fred and Roy Dave Wilson Marvin Thorn Jarman Ray

MANN SIDING SCHOOL OPENS TEACHER NAMED

Our school opened Tuesday with F Thomas as teacher. Mrs Horton Case and children visited her parents in Vernon. Wm Monday of Mint spent a few days with his mother. A home party at Mr and Mrs Lewis Brown was well attended. Rainfall arrived and will do a lot of good. Mr and Mrs Wm Gruno of Flint visited relatives here. Two boys moved in with Mr and Mrs Nial Abbott and will be known as Nial and Lyle. The Tony Huskey family hosted relatives from Flint over the weekend. Hershel Reiss of near Farwell called on Ira Root.

F. Thomas Horton Case Nial Abbott Nial Lyle Tony Huskey Flint Hershel Reiss Near Farwell Ira Root Brewer Wilson Rinehart Kenneth Carr Detroit Rudolph Hildebrandt Ruth Williams R. B. Williams Zella Tryon Jesse Tryon William Butters Gerald Lansing Farris Butters Gaylord Arnold Butters Wolverine J. W. Butters Billy Allen Court Hunyan Ehverybody Ralph Shull Max M. Blystone Acre Vérnell Mickle H. G. Mickle Josh Miser Dover Glenn Gordon O. C. Crouse Ft.Wayne Ind Clarence Davis F. Acre Vane Mickle Thurman Robinett Jimmie Allen Coleman L. Robinett Milo Robinett Giles Leeth Lan Sing Kelly Turner W. H. Bruckart Sheridan Ora Lackrone Grass Lake Martin Lackrone Wayne Lee Bagley John Rhodes Wm. Dewitt Saginaw Ronald Chatterton

Brewer Sunday School Trains Members and Invites Parish

Elm Grove notes Brewer Sunday School meets at 2 and church services at 3 with special singing. A Bible course is planned. Various local residents and visitors are listed, including Mrs. Wilson Rinehart as teacher and several family visits. An Allen reunion and Labor Day outing are mentioned.

Pleasant Valley Runyan Reunion Brings Relatives Together

The ninth annual Runyan family reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Co. S. Runyan at their home. About 60 relatives and friends attended from Detroit Flint Pontiac Farwell and Leroy for a pot luck dinner and a program with singing readings and remarks by Rev Hendrich.

Runyan Co. S. Runyan Detroit Flint Pontiac Farwell Leroy Hendrich

Local Social Notes From Southeast Sheridan

Gail Lowie returns to Clare after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Doe. Lila and Sarah Densmore from Pontiac visit family of Norman Densmore. Jaude Smith hosted callers from Saginaw and Loomis. A family reunion at Roy Schaar home included a bountiful dinner and melons. Officers elected for a year and next gathering planned at the same place. Léo Jennings and family from Royal Oak visit grandparents William and Mrs Langin. Wild Gate school opens with Mabel Asch returning as teacher. Veromae Thompson of Flint visits her father and Mrs Robert Thompson. Randle brothers aid John Livingston with corn.

Gail. Lowie Clare Fred. Doe Lila Sarah. Densmore Pontiac Norman Densmore Jaude Smith Saginaw Léo. Jennings Royal Oak Wm. Langin Flint Robert Thompson Randle Brothers John Livingston

Pleasant Rain Delights Residents and Visitors

The community enjoyed rain across Saturday to Monday while families and relatives visited, traveled, and hosted gatherings. Local residents including the Shulls, Mickles, Acre family, Robinett family, and others shared visits, meals, and leisure, with school resuming under teacher F Ronald Chatterton.

Probate court orders license to sell real estate in Clare

In Clare County the Probate Court of Harrison on August 8 1934 ordered public notice for a hearing on September 1 1984 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Lillian Brown seeks license to sell Elmer Halstead estate real estate with notice to be published three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. The judge is Thos S Dorsey.

Clare Harrison Said Thos. S. Dorsey Elmer Halstead Lillian Brown

Order for Publication Licenses to Sell Real Estate

The Probate Court of At County Michigan orders publication to show cause why a license to sell the estate in real estate should not be granted. The hearing is set for September 17, 1934 at ten o'clock, with successive weekly notices in The Clare Sentinel. Guardian Alta M. Pettit petitions for sale of Harry B. Makin’s interest due to mental incompetence.

Clare Bariison Thos Dorsey Harry B. Makin Alta M. Pettit Clare Sentinel

Clare Michigan passes Ordinance 147 curbing radio interference

The city enacts Ordinance 147 prohibiting operation of devices causing radio interference within Clare between 11:00 a.m. and midnight with exceptions for safe medical tests. Violators face fines from 2 to 100 dollars, imprisonment up to 90 days, or both. each day of violation counts separately. Mayor Jesse Hampton signs and immediate effect.

City of Clare Michigan Congress United States Bath Jesse Hampton

Notice of Tax Sale Redeemable Land To Be Forfeited

Notice to owners of all interests or liens that land in Clare County Michigan is sold for unpaid taxes. Purchaser claims title under tax deed and offers reconveyance within six months after service upon payment of purchase sums plus 50 percent, sheriff fees, and publication costs. If not paid, possession proceedings will begin. Land described includes parts of section 34 town 17 north range 6 west and related parcels with total redemption due listed as 322.09 dollars plus fees to be paid to Farwell Savings Bank and others named.

Michigan County of Clare Walter Winter Farwell Mich Farwell State Willian Campbell George van Winkle David Galler Anson Nelson Office of the Register of Deeds of Said

What Man Thinks

Quote from Bi Ho of Chinatown on understanding a man’s true thoughts. He says one must stop flattering and provoke anger to reveal what a person truly feels.

Bi Ho Chinatown

Judgment Order for Appearance in Clare Circuit Court

In Clare County chancery suit Lillian Herring vs Ralph Herring the defendant residing in Indiana must appear within three months. Publication of this order in The Clare Sentinel for six weeks is required with mailed or personal service of the order to the defendant at least twenty days before appearance date.

State OF Michigan County of Clare Lillian Herring Ralph Herring Harrison Said Switz City Indiana Carl Holbrook Post Office Department

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