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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
5
State of Michigan Probate Court for Clare County notices creditors to present claims in the estate of William F P Purdy. Four months from April 4, 1924, to file by July 7, 1924. Claims heard August 4, 1924 at ten in the forenoon in Harrison. Dated April 3, 1924. Thus H. Dorsey, Judge of Probate.
Michigan probate court in Harrison set April 28 1924 at 10:00 AM to hear Samuel McGoogan petitioning for the estate administration of David McGoogan with Fred Timm or another suitable person as appointee. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey presiding.
Roscoe Smith defaulted on 1915 mortgage to Eliza J. McDonald guardian for Eli and Byron Smith minors. Clare County Savings Bank as assignee will auction June 28 1924 at 10 am at Harrison Court House to cover 1624.50 principal and interest plus 35 attorney fee and costs on property in Clare County described as half of southwest quarter of section 11 township 17 north range 3 west with several exclusions.
Community calendar from Farwell area includes church services led by Rev. Leroy Whitney at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Sunday school, youth forum, Lenton classes, aid society meeting details, and various local movements. Mentions of residents and visitors, school programs, bird house judges, a piano recital, and a farewell paper project by Misses Nelson and Nelson.
Spring election set for next Monday April 7 as county towns report mild wintry days. Notable society notes include Miss Helen Fanning visiting home from Corinne and Mrs. Edyth Sly in Flint with her husband.
David McGoogan, son of James and Alice McGoogan, aged twenty five, died March 25, 1924, on his Maple Grove farm after early losses of parents. He served as Surrey township treasurer and school board member. He married Pauline Timm on September 8, 1920, has two children Lennie Marie and James Frederick, and is survived by sisters Ruth and Margaret. Funeral at M. I. church conducted by Rev. Leroy Whitney, burial in Surrey cemetery.
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our sad bereavement. Thanks to those who furnished autos flowers the quartette and Rev. Whitney for comforting words from Mrs. David McGoogan and family Relatives.
Mr and Mrs G B Bersette returned to Nashville district after a visit. Intermediate and Primary pupils gave a pleasing program. Carl Schaaf of Detroit visited Pred and family. Mrs Olive Hallett with daughter Léona and Doris Quinn Leota Gardiner motored to Clare. H A S Athletic dance and box social at Masonic Club Room a success. Mrs Emma Gleason entertained the L A last week on Lake Street. Frank Hi Beam of Toledo plans Long Lake land deal and aims to build a first class hotel, boosting the summer resort. Last Saturday set a March record with a sleet blizzard and good sleighing. Wm Reid moving into new home on M-14 near Totten corner. Me Sons held a lodge banquet Wednesday evening. Girl Scouts elected Olive Darling chairman at schoolhouse meeting.
Blanch Bruce Sto y Alice Hanna and Samuel McGoogan supervisor of Surry township with Fred Timm transacted business at the County Capitol on Monday. Subscribe now for papers at seven dollars fifty cents a year.
Obituary notes the death of Thomas Brown a leading local farmer with praise for his character and work. A front page Sentinel obituary highlighted his excellent qualities as a man and farmer. The item also mentions a snow sleet storm affecting spring birds and local residents Harvey Wardell and Robi Gardner dining with Fred Irwin.
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