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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
3
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan gives notice to creditors of John McAninch deceased to present claims by July 21 1924. A hearing is set for July 28 1924 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office in Harrison. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate dates March 27 1924.
Default on a 1921 mortgage to Joseph C Murphy and Alice M Murphy prompts a public auction on April 21 1924 at 10 am. The property in Surrey Township Clare County Michigan described as the south half of the northwest quarter of section 27 township 17 north range 5 west totals about 80 acres. Mortgagees Joseph C Murphy and Alice M Murphy are represented by attorney Thos Carl Holbrook.
Mortgage on Lot 4 and west half of Lot 5 in Block 16 Clare Village Michigan, Louchs to Wilson assigns Frederick Lister estate. Sale set April 5 1924 at 10 am at Harrison Court House front door to satisfy $413.66 principal and interest taxes plus $15 attorney fee and 7 percent interest. Viola McKay administratrix. C W Perry attorney.
Local distributor touts De Forest tubes as stronger than rivals with steady stock. Kirkpatrick's Dri Store advertises reliable supply and timely restocking for customers seeking durable tubes.
Me and Mrs Carl Schaat and daughter Lorraine of Detroit visited with Lorraine's grandparents Mr and Mrs L Slater. They came by auto and report roads good to Loomie. They returned Sunday. J H Smith is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Q Penrose spent Friday with John Presley and family. Burton Ray finished the rest of his barn last week. Oba Allen is at his mother's farm just now.
Dr Rondot visited Chest er Burgess last Sunday for a farewell party attended by about 20. Eugene Wiloghby hosted a farewell on Wednesday. The Willing Workers met in the church basement with 30 in attendance. Mrs Claude Fordyce will host the next meeting. A farewell at Case School for Samuel Hoag honored his return with 29 sculpt blocks from pupils and refreshments by district ladies. Ed McAlvey succeeds him. Ed and Chas Squires are pulling stamps on a machine bought from Henry Hientzleman.
A crowd gathered last Wednesday evening to bid Mrs John Carey and her son Doight farewell as they prepare to move to their new Clare home bought from W N Younglove. Details note attendances at services and family visits.
The note honors Mrs. Abbott with sympathy from neighbors. It reports dinners at the new house with D W Comer and Lloyd Comer families, visits among kin, and small local remarks about spring hints, seed work by Mayo Robbinett, and social calls among Mrs. Comer Mrs. Miller Mrs. Rhodes and other locals.
Sympathy extended to the Emerson family. Students named for perfect attendance include Barber, Dyainger, Glaas, Ginn, Lawson, Bond. U B Ministerial services begin Monday with evangelistic meetings nightly. Local visits and weekend plans noted for Lower Glass Dysinger Ort Weaver and others. Easter exercises planned at the church. a new millinery shop is to open after snow clears.
Last Sunday night a frigid evening brought an eight and a half pound girl named Dorris Karmi to Joe and Eva Clark. Mrs. Ray E. Clark welcomed a daughter, Anna Geraldine, on March 31. Both families report all well.
A Friday to Saturday blizzard damaged telephone lines in the area. Residents, including H. R. Brockway visiting from Flint, spent the weekend with family. Several locals attended a birthday gathering for Herbert. Ice cream and refreshments were served. Various neighbors visited Dave Seymours sale in Hatton last Wednesday. Mell Durham, formerly of the area, stopped by Friday night.
Mrs. George Send and her daughter von of Traverse City visit Mr and Mrs P P Goffe. Rachael VanBuskirk works on a Howell estate. Clifford Barber and wife of Saginaw plan a Tuesday visit to work for Abe VanBuskirk. Mrs H A Monroe and sons Howard Dale and Max of Owosso visit. infant son of Mr and Mrs Y T Holmes buried March 30. Cecil Mead has had the flu. weather remains unsettled.
The fragment notes a connection among Hamilton B, A Bitler and the City Price. No clear event or outcome is stated. Further readable context is needed to determine the full item and its headline.
Gladwin notes record a week of family meals and visits with J A Bitler Sam Wilson Dan Price and others. Dan Price moves to Harry Pomeroy farm and Lawrence Mayhew returns to farm life buying Loren Berselle’s team. Families host relatives and share Sundays and weekends with neighbors including A S Keysor and Ritter families.
John Richard's sale attracted attendees on Thursday. Numerous residents including the Sun Shine club, Mrs. Ed. Hunt, Geo Nelson, Chas Nelson, Joe Clark and families, and others visited Sam Brown in Ernest. Rumors claimed residents move to Midland. farmers worry about city growth and farming.
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