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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
8
Notice states that the signer will not be responsible for any debts contracted by others after the date, and names Howard Hanner with a directive resembling a Bata quote.
Heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped through the long illness of my husband Frank Manning. Appreciation for cards and flowers and for Colt er Funeral Home and Rev. R. C. Thomson for their kindness and sympathy.
We thank Clare fryk ends for expressions of sympathy in the loss of our husband and father. Mrs. Frank Yeoman James Yeoman and family Kenneth Yeoman and family
The 4-H Council thanks parents members and leaders who helped at the stand during the Glare County Fair. Special thanks to Harrison Appliance for gas donation and to families that furnished pies. The year profit was 317 dollars with 167 dollars used for painting and improvements.
Doris M Allbee expresses gratitude to friends neighbors relatives and the Farwell W S O S and late Manufacturing Company for flowers cards and letters during hospitalization. She notes pleasure in having many friends and looks forward to returning to work on October 1 with appreciation from the group.
Auctioneers Jeff Willey and Sons announce a sale at 1:00 P M on Saturday September 17. The lineup includes a 1949 Word tractor and a full misc line of tools and equipment. The sale site is 6 miles south of Lake and 1 mile west of Brinton at Barryton Bank. George Beers, proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Acker and family thank Clare Fire Department Coleman Fire Department Cities Service neighbors and friends for time and service that helped avoid a very bad fire incident.
Gladwin area notes report a boy for Mr and Mrs Albert Ewald at Gladwin Hospital. Sam Stucky of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Albert Tre held for Holiness camp in Gladwin which closed Sunday. The marshal and accordion duo by Mrs Gray delighted meetings. Mrs Young of Feather Haven near Brown Corkers is in Gladwin Hospital. Ida Weaver visited Lydia Johnson in Detroit last week. Roy Sprague family sold their home and will build on Mann Siding Road this fall. The Cunninghams visited Cadillac last week. Curtiss Daniels of Pontiac visited the Otts and Merle Goodenow family. Kay celebrated eighth birthday. Lincoln of Long Lake visited the Heberts Friday.
Last Thursday Maxime Lofgréen began work as cashier at the Mt Pleasant Super Market. Esther Skinner and the Hamiltons, Raymond Richard and Gertrude, were business callers in Barryton. Theo Lofgreen was a business caller in Weidman. The Lofgreens silos were filled this week. George Geasler Theron Hamilton and Marilyn Geasler earned top awards for a Brown Swiss cow at the Mt Pleasant fair and for 4 H Home Improvement displays. Mr and Mrs Jim Pitts dined with George Skinner’s family. Marilyn and Mitchell Geasler visited Lansing to fetch their niece for the 4 H State show. Marilyn placed Sth in 4 H Home Improvement. Marty Scott and Emile Geasler drove to Lansing to bring Marilyn and Mitchell home. George Skinner and wife also visited Mt Pleasant for business and called on their sick daughter Thelma, now back at work at Johnson’s.
Conservation officials report a two day forest fire scorched 2300 acres along a four mile strip northeast of Grayling. The blaze began at Hartwick Pines state park and spread toward the Au Sable River as Department crews and a prison inmate worked to plow a protective line. The firefighter and inmate were burned but the fire was contained within the artillery range with no private or state land damaged. By week end 69 fires burned 388 acres statewide, and officials expected rain to ease high danger prompting a call for public and private prevention support.
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