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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
9
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coe visited Northville relatives Friday and Saturday while Edna Langin traveled from Mint to spend the weekend with her parents. Several households, including the Sowles and Sawdons, welcomed guests over the weekend as friends and kin called on siblings and neighbors.
West Freeman residents attended a quilting bee at La Presseys hall. Sympathies extended to the Darnell family on Mr. Fahnstock's loss. Family visits and church events were shared, with mentions of gatherings near Brook's corners and at Lake, plus a teacher meeting in Harrison and a Home Coming at Ewart.
Phip Owens funeral conducted at Church of Christ Wednesday with interment in Gilmore cemetery. A local resident for many years he died of heart disease. Relatives and friends are named among visitors and attendees from nearby towns and farms.
Mr and Mrs Bryon Lyons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leg Quer baci Lena Prices is absent from school due to sickness Mr and Mrs Floyd Crawford of Clio spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Louis Montes Oscar Fisch visited Detroit last week Miss Fay White of Gladwin teaches the Hamilton district Emil Greer teaches district Frank McKenna drives a Buick Floyd Price and Ervin Bersette of Flint spent Sunday here Mr and Mrs D R Clark of Dover spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs EB Miller Welfare has started road work here again
Norman Myers hosts and visits populate a weekend in Myers Corners. W B E Myers and Chester Myers with Anderson of Lansing join Wm Kanarr on Saturday. Norman returns from a week in Midland Saginaw Yale Lansing and Chicago.
Community members including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nowlen Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harvey and families C Durfee’s friends and visitors from Alma Baldwin Mt. Pleasant Flint Coleman Isabella county and Bim Grove gather over the weekend. Surprise party honors Oscar Rulapaugh at Ciff Caste’s birthday.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Nephew entertained his mother and sister of Bag inaw Sunday. Carl Monday and James Lane spent a few days in Detroit last week both served in World War I. Mr and Mrs Carl Bringold of Lansing visited relatives here. Miss Sylvia Burton is home from Jackson where she was employed. Funeral of Mrs John Heintz in Greenwood Friday. Heintz family sorrowful. Mrs H A Bradley visited Monday and did welfare planning. 200 quarts canned. School notes: term began with 30 students under Mr Thomas with 31 on return from hospital, planning fall exhibits and painting the room earlier premises, expecting 40 if Dingmans and Gene Burtons had not moved away. Students busy cleaning and helping Mr Thomas, inviting visits.
Andersonville hosts Paywell Labor Day celebration. Mr and Mrs John Goodenough and Myron Van Sickle of Beaverton visited Mr and Mrs Perry Van Sickle Sunday. Wilt Seiber of Rosebush and Dale Drake were Detroit callers Wednesday. Mrs Earl Acker visited Mrs Rank Lackey at Rosebush Sunday. Floyd Tubbs family visited Barkey McNerney home Sunday. Dale Drake family welcomed a baby girl Dorothy Jean. Hugh Wilt family visited Ed Acker Saturday evening. Fred Burch visited Barney McNerney family Sunday.
Sympathy extended to the family of Mrs. John Heintz who died September 4 at home. Funeral services were held at the home and burial in Greenwood cemetery. Local residents attend and visit relatives in Battle Creek Detroit Saginaw Bay City and Lansing with social activities noted.
Detroit visitors Isabell Woodard joins Mr and Mrs Frank Littlefield for Labor Day. Farwell residents Mr and Mrs L Frisby dine with Mrs A Cline. Detroit relatives return from Clear Lake cottage. Dryden couple Clarence Hull visit M E Hull family. Layle Littlefield notes business with Mr Pleasant. Lapeer and Brown City families join M E Hull clan for Sunday. Sturgis family hosts Labor Day group in Atlanta. Coats family visits A M Hanner in Catlin Illinois. Farwell Labor Day celebration draws many locals. Matt Schmidt stops by Ambrosiers. Floyd Burston visits Layle Littlefield at Bear Lake.
Brown Corners residents host neighbors and relatives while others travel to Allegan Grand Rapids and Mt. Pleasant. Victoria Bird remains ill and Victor Bird leaves to study ministry. Richard Carter to deliver sermon as Rev VanBrocklin plans a full church house.
Mrs Ina Miller and party visited the Hartman Green homes and Everett Allen area Monday. Mrs Fred Trietch with sister and husband from Detroit spent time with Henry Mickie at the Glenn Gordon home in the Brand area.
Pleasant Valley residents and guests shared a busy weekend with numerous visits. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKillop visited Mrs. Ruby Thompson in Pontiac. Norma Bates returned home with them. John Garver of Farwell spent Sunday with Mack Leeth. Wm. Jackson and Wm. Arnold visited Alma and attended the Gratiot county fair in Ithaca. Ed Runyan and C S Runyan traveled to Farwell to see John, ill at his daughter Ed Hanes home. Mrs Seeley Johnson hosted Irvin Orvis and Chas Stone guests. Lila Sutherland from Clare also visited. Emma Leeth hosted Marshmallow roast for Christian Endeavor youths.
Regular meeting at Harrison on August 18 1934 with all members present. Minutes approved. Board approves payrolls and expense bills. Motion to match funds up to 100 for repairing Jonesville bridge in Summerfield Township. Committee appointed to coordinate bridge repairs with Summerfield. Purchases include lubricants gear and oil from Battenfeld Detroit. Local bills list paid to multiple vendors and services. Adjourned for dinner and reconvened to finalize actions.
Public auction will foreclose the mortgage on the Joel and Catherine DeGeer property in Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan. The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston West Virginia holder seeks sale of 120 acre parcel at the Harrison court house front door on a Saturday in September 1934.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders hearings on Alta M. Pettit guardian petition to sell estate real estate. Hearing set September 17, 1934 at 10 a.m. at Har rigan probate office. Notice to be published three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
To owners or lien holders of land described here, sale for unpaid taxes has occurred and the purchaser claims title under tax deeds. Redeem within six months after service by paying all sums advanced plus 50 percent, sheriff fees, and five dollars per description. otherwise possession proceedings may begin. Land described in Clare County includes sections in Township 17N Range 5W with listed amounts and years 1926–1929. redemption total cited is 322.09 plus sheriff fees. notices to Farwell State Savings Bank and others follow.
Hi Ho of the Barge of Chinatown argues controversies drive civilization but urges tackling one dispute at a time to civilize more rapidly rather than attempting to settle all questions simultaneously.
The Jewish people are described as generally susceptible to diabetes cancer obesity and nervous disorders while showing greater immunity than other whites to tuberculosis. The commentary cites Literary Digest on overall health patterns within Jewish communities.
Ray Hart is identified as a circuit judge and T Carl Holbrooth as attorney for a case labeled Plaintime. The text also notes a business address in Clare, Mieh, StT, though the exact context and complete details are unclear from the fragment.
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