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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
9
Brown Corners and Hastings residents share weekend visits and church events. Albert Kanart leaves for Fort Wayne Bible School. Hod Dy singer health update. Evelyn Baker visits. county fair participation praised. baseball game ends with 10th inning offensive burst. Ladies Aid postpones meeting with next session at Davis home.
The Michigan Department of Conservation warns pheasant hunters opening upland gamebird season in the lower peninsula to avoid shooting hens. Hen preservation supports natural propagation, as each hen can hatch 19 or more young, and the law protects the hen to ensure the sport’s future.
Kenneth Harvey and friends dined with Raymonds in Elm Grove while others attended events in Lansing Sagina waw Harrison and Alma visits. Brush College ladies softball team swept both Friday fair games 8 to 2 against Eagle and another win over Clare.
Mr and Mrs Robert Heinz and daughter of Stephison Michigan visit Mrs Charles Defrees and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Huber return to their farm after summer in Flint. Amanda Defrees, employed at Houghton Lake, visits. Mrs Frank Brooks is sick. Families visit and travel between farms and Detroit.
Mrs. Bradley toured nearby canning as the community attended the Harrison fair last Friday. Our girls split a doubleheader beating the Hagle/Wagle contingent in extra innings and then defeating the Clare team 8 to 2 at 4:00 p m. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Perry Davis and Geneva Nevills, and Ruth Leta Haye s daughters with other relatives. The Alma and Pleasant area group and the Stevenson Lake trip capped a busy weekend, ending with a local baseball game at Stevenson Lake.
Hatton residents spent the weekend at Hig Farm and visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Ray Utley and Mr and Mrs John Utley called at the C J Harvey home Saturday evening. Bernard Harvey stayed at home and Harold Shaver visited his uncle V B Stephison. A number from Hatton attended the Harrison fair Friday.
Mr and Mrs Forest Dysinger and children visit relatives in Ohio. Ben and Johanna Kanarr leave Monday for Detroit with Albert who will attend Fort Wayne Bible College. James Dafey and family visit Seeley Johnson. A J Ferrer from Saginaw spends Sunday at his cottage. John Gordon and friend from Midland visit his parents. Hed Dysinger is ill. John Hartman and Lew Bright's sister Mrs Bright is in hospital after appendicitis operation. Insia Viges and friend visit from St Johns.
Community updates mention the Harrison county fair with residents from Sag inaw and Coleman visiting, plus teaching plans for Roland Chatterton in the 9th grade. Announcements include a baby girl Nina Rose born to Verne Mickle’s family and Vernell Mickle attending Detroit high school.
Sunday guests at the Boching home included Mrs Allen Gerow and Doris Doris Teal and Alice Clare Mrs James Robinett and Gale Chéganing. Others visited A D Hampton Jack Emerson homes and Mrs Wm Reed Harrison Richard Emerson Dover Ora Mott Pontiac works for Frank Walters. Ladies Aid met at A D Hampton with forty present. A social supper followed. A business session planned for 27th at Mrs Nevill's. Harrison visitors to Jay Clue home. Burts Rutter and two grandsons Jack Melvin with Virginia Rutter visited Fred Geibin in Saginaw. Bodking and Charley joined Wallie Rutter in Saginaw for the fair. Communion service planned at Colonville church Sunday evening.
The Gilmore and Wilson families hosted visits this Sunday. The wedding of Frank Sherman and Mrs. Cole occurred at the Gilmore parsonage by Pastor Vayette, with both parties longtime West Gilmore residents. A young peoples class gathering is planned at Mrs. Bess Glass’s home Friday evening.
Myers and area families gathered weekend visiting relatives across Michigan. Mr and Mrs William Cunningham joined Mr and Mrs W E Myers guests. George Perkins and family from Saginaw and Mrs Maxivell Perkins from Chicago visited Norman Myers and joined dinner with F M Myers of Harrison. William Anderson and George Anderson visited from Lansing. Toni Tomasack stayed overnight with Norman Myers. Mrs Delos Wright helps care for sister Mrs Lewis Bright of Midland after an appendicitis operation. Clyde Reynolds returned from Ithaca and Saginaw.
Mr and Mrs Jim White and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Harl Acker Sunday evening. Henry Russell and Barney McNerney attended Farmers Union meeting in Lansing. Joe Acker and Ed Acker joined the Saginaw fair. Ladies gathered at Bruce Morrison home to celebrate Mrs Morrison's birthday. Art Shrock hosted friends from Strickland. Dale Drake visited Bay City. H Letson of Brinton visited with daughters Earl Acker and Dale Drake.
Local notes report students and families attending a Harrison fair with the Gaffney and Hickok households. Elton Darnell travels to Clare. Farmers Union meeting at Sears draws attendees. Darnell and Cligard Darnell visit relatives. several calls and visits to neighbors noted. Colds keep some residents on the sick list.
Mr and Mrs L Frisby spent Sunday with Drs A Cline. Mr and Mrs Rey Ambrosier and daughter Lois visited the parental home. Layle Littlefield entered the M B G C at East Lansing. Mr and Mrs Arthur Dent of Shepherd called on Ray Conn's parents. The Hall family visited Dryden friends. Dent Conn and Conn children visited Harrison. Edde and Hall of Flint called on Ambrosier. Baxter family and children went to Flint. Mrs Baxter and children plan two weeks with her mother.
Mr and Mrs Stuckey of Detroit with five children visited Dover. They stayed with Ray and Mrs Houghton and attended Harrison County Fair. Mrs Van Den Berg fell ill at the fair but recovered at home. Dover readers attended Harrison fair. school notes mention good fair time and full attendance. Virginia Shaver Duatie Hoover and Lyle Shaver are beginners. Gladys Lois Saul moved to a new house. Stucky Isabelle and Alice visited Barbara Houghton.
Community updates from Mt Vernon Grange include visits from Ackerman family in Saginaw and Coleman, Lansing trips, and attendance at fairs in Pontiac Harrison and Saginaw. Birthday cake for Billy nine years old and plans for October chicken supper and biweekly prize drawings. Booster night planned and Pomona Grange meeting announced with dates.
A child born at sea inherits the father's nationality and, via extraterritorial fiction in international law, also the vessel's nationality where birth occurs. This dual link reflects how maritime birth ties to both parentage and ship registration.
In this notice the editor asks readers to renew their subscriptions promptly and avoid waiting for a mailed statement. The appeal emphasizes timely renewals to keep the paper in print and thanks subscribers for their continued support.
Rev Bessie and Walter Keyes of Detroit will conduct services at the Temple town hall on Sunday September 23 at eight o clock. The Keyes, nationally known spiritualists, were guests of Mr and Mrs John Baluss. Irwin Rouse and Mrs Hoag of Otsego quietly married last Friday and will reside in the Cecil Cutler house now occupied by the Cutler family who moved to Winterfield township into the Henry Phares house.
Legal notice states Joel DeGeer and Catherine DeGeer defaulted on a mortgage dated May 1 1923 to The First Joint Stock Land Bank of Cleveland later Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbus now Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston. Mortgage may accelerate debt per note and deed terms under Federal Farm Loan Act.
Notice to owners of all interests that land has been sold for unpaid taxes in Clare County Michigan. Tax deed holder Walter Winter Price of Farwell, Michigan, seeks redemption within six months with $322.09 plus sheriff fees. otherwise proceedings for possession will begin. List of payments shows taxes from 1926 to 1929 for various parcels in Town 17 North Range 5 West.
The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston announces foreclosure on a Sheridan Township Michigan farm of 120 acres after default on installments totaling 4496.75, plus attorney fees. Sale at the north front door of Clare County Court House on December 8, 1934 at 10:00 AM.
The Circuit Court of Clare County Michigan orders Ralph Herring of Switz City Indiana to appear within three months or have his bill confessed. The plaintiff Lillian Fierring seeks relief in chancery and publication of this order is required in The Glare Sentinel for six weeks.
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