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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
9
Mortgage foreclosure notice for real estate in Clare County Michigan. Auction set for May 11 1931 at 1 pm at the courthouse front door Harrison to satisfy debt plus 7 percent interest and costs. Property: Lot 5 Block 22 City of Clare. Mortgagee The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul. Attorney R J Crandall Standish Michigan. 14t13
Default has occurred on a mortgage dated November 21 1922 by Henry Roscoe Smith and Marie Smith to The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul. Taxes were delinquent and paid by the bank after election to do so. installment of 97.50 dollars due November 21 1929 remains unpaid.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from March 18 1931 for creditors to file claims against Daniel Wilkie deceased. Claims must be presented at the Harrison probate office by July 6 1931 and will be heard July 18 1931 at 10 a.m. Data dated March 10 1931.
Mortgagee The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul announces foreclosure of Mayo M Robinette and Lottie Robinette by public sale of real estate in Clare County Michigan. Property is described as the Southwest Quarter of Section 29 Township 18 North Range 3 West containing 80 acres more or less. Sale at the Clare County Court House in Harrison on May 26 1931 at 12:00 noon Western Standard Time. Amount due 1616.28 plus costs. No legal action started to recover debt. Mortgage dated June 15 1918 and recorded July 19 1918. Tax payments had been delinquent. taxes for 1927 1928 and 1929 paid by mortgagee. Auction conducted by Sheriff of Clare County. Mortgagee attorney R J Crandall.
At the Har rigan Probate Office a hearing is scheduled for April 3 1931 at ten in the morning on the petition of John S Morden and others to admit a will and grant administration of the Clare Morden estate to S C G Kirkbride and John S Morden or another suitable person. Public notice to run three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
Statement of ownership for The Clare Sentinel Clare Michigan dated April 1 1981 sworn by M D Feighner as Managing Editor publisher and business manager The ownership lists Feighner Parish as publishers and Feighner as editor managing editor and business manager Also notes Malcolm D Feighner and Benjamin Parish as others None of the bonds or holders owning 1 percent or more are listed.
Mrs Harvey Wilson returned Monday from Hivart where she aided care for her sister Mrs Byron Smith and newborn girl Eileen Joyce. Mr and Mrs Nathan Grey and daughter Maggie Marie visited with her parents. Lucille Schunk spent Sunday with the Bradley girls. Donna Davis visits relatives in Plint. Bertha Babcock will teach Brewer school again next year. Sick list members are improving. Wellington Badgley visited Brewer school. Mr and Mrs John Densmore visited R Bennett. Winston Raymond is home for spring vacation. Aid gathered at Mrs Paul Slater’s. next meeting April 15 with Mrs L B Slater Sr.
James Duncan of Clare and nephew visited Frank Thilly's Sunday. Mrs. F A Luce hosted a party for her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Herbert Lee of Adrain at Tom's Place. About forty attended with guests assisting as masked ladies while Tom played a lady. Frank Manning led scoring. J R Borst won bobby honors. Mrs N won the ladies prize. Tom drew the booby. Others included Frank Newsom and wife and Fred Wolff and wife at Oscar Rube's Bertha Lake.
At the probate office in Harrison on March 12 1981 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided over John W Dunlop petition to determine legal heirs and heirs entitled to real estate of Bertha M Dunlop. The court ordered hearing for March 8 and publication once weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel.
In the matter of the estate of George Baker deceased Christine J. Baker petitions to grant administration to Glenn Baker or another suitable person. The court sets March 10 for hearing and orders notice by publication in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior. True copy by registrar Dorsey.
Mrs Harris travels to the Bay with little improvement noted for Charley Borst and his mother to Clare. Tom Nichols plans a trip to Mt Pleasant Friday. W R Borst to Flint Sunday to visit his wife Mrs Lester Fawley and mother to Clare Saturday. Lee's Laces and Thilly's visit M A Bates and wife one evening. Hazel Park Detroit students spend spring vacation here fishing. Kirk Bierly of Lima Ohio visits several days for farming on section four. Harvey Wardwell did chores for Ralph Cowles while Ralph was in Grand Rapids and Alma for his brother George's death. F Manning took his wife to St Johns hospital for a bal tooth. Frank Thilly and wife Frank Holmes and wife were Clare callers Saturday.
Miss Hdna Carmen of Harrison is visiting with Mr and Mrs Floyd Craine. Several locals attended church in Harrison Sunday. Clara Carmen visited Helen Thomas. Frank Turner and Henry Craine stayed with HW Barrows. Township board held its settlement. Herald Sprague called on Chas Craine. Howard Brockway and wife of Pontiac spent the weekend here.
George and Matthew Scott trip to Ewart. Death of Jesse Johnson aged 81 with burial in town. Mathew Colosky and Fern Taylor noted. Visits by Irwin and Sherman families. April 5 Haster program at Sunday School at 10:60 a.m. standard time. Chas Summers recovering from illness.
Community activity rebounds as carpenters and masons work on the Mickle house and tabernacle. Verne Mickle of Detroit visits and assists, while families move, visit, and celebrate local contests and church ties. Lyle Allen wins an oratorical contest at Clare high school and Elizabeth Deller earns praise at Brown.
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