Mortgage default notice and planned foreclosure sale
Default has been made on a 1921 mortgage by Burt J Hess and Lucy H Hess to The Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan recorded January 12 1921. The bank will sell at public auction on April 14 1924 at 2 PM at the front door of the Harrison Court House to recover the overdue amount plus interest costs, covering specified parcels in Clare County Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt J. Hess
Lucy Hya. Wess
Citizens State Bank
Clare
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of
North West
Clare County
The
Citizens,State Bank of
Mortgagee
Foreclosure notice on 120 acre Clare County mortgage
The Farmers State Savings Bank Bay City files foreclosure on a Clare County mortgage to Guy and Sadie Mitehener for 2426938 dollars due since 1922. The sale of the Franklin Township property described as South Half of the South Half and North East Quarter of the South Half Quarter is set for June 10 1924 at ten in the forenoon at the courthouse front door Harrison Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Mitehener
Sadie Mitehener
Gladwin State Bank
Gladwin
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Clare County
Farmers State Savings Bank
Bay City
Office of the Register of Deeds
Harrison
Franklin
William S. Fotheringham
Local notices and moves in the Clare area
Prank Baker was a Clare caller Tuesday, H. Ogden and grandson from Alma have come to work for Harl Mann, Sam Baker left Tuesday for Alma and then Grand Lodge and other points. A lot at Lake George will be developed this summer. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. W. Arnold’s home last Thursday and will meet at Mrs. Frank Bakers April 10. The golf link at Lake Windover replaces the big field. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sunsmith await word on their daughter’s arrival from Saginaw. A farewell party honored C. D. White and family at Freeman town hall last Friday. The Whites move to Greenbush, Pyles to Slyrain, Bouchers to Lake. Ernie Phillips and family moved into S. Baker’s house and Wm. Prentiss to H. Phillips’ place at the Dac and Tom Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Baker
Clare
H. Ogden
Alma
Harl Mann
Sam Baker
Grand Lodge
Lake George
Ladies Aid
W. Arnold
Frank Bakers
Lake Windover
Ernie Phillips
S. Baker
Wm. Prentiss
H. Phillips
Dac
Tom
al Bassett
Farwell
Ira Rogers
Irvin Herman
Roy Cook
A. Bellinger
Parnell
George Scott
Ewart
Tony Spence
Harry Boucher
Altho
Gleaner Hall
Halstead
Leo Cahin
Eugéne
Grand Rapids
Crawford Boys
T. W. Brandon
Bvart
Hazel Anderson
Clifford Malosh
Bellinger
Clifford
Neighbors Say Farewell As Families Move In
Maple Grove notes show Mr. Moore and family visiting from Farwell, Gunkney family from Detroit en route to Sheridan township, and many moving away to Farwell, Leroy, and nearby farms. Dave McGoogan dies after accidental self infliction. funeral held with relatives from Flint, Dover, Detroit, Clare, Pontiac. Sympathy offered to Mrs McGoogan and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moore
Farwell
John
Mr. Hayward
Graham
Mr. Smith
Leroy
Davison
Denzil Tiedeman
Nels Weaver
Leo Smith
Dave McGoogan
Stuart McAninch
Mr. Allen
Flint
George McGoogan
Mrs. Allen
Dover
Ruth Also
Jennie Mans
Agnes
Detroit
McGoogan
Clare
Pontiac
MecGoogan
Sterling
Smith
Phelps
Fragmentary portrait description from Boston manuscript
A faded fragment describes a woman with an exquisitely molded face and two dark brown eyes as its central feature. The note appears in a Boston manuscript, but details are limited and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poatmont
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matt Es
Feighner, & Parish Publishers
Clarn, Michigan
Canada
Bingle
St,the Font Office
St Clare
Sentinel Ie
Fas Shntingl
Dorsey
Clare Sentinel
Country Newspapers
American Press Association
General Office
New York
Chicago
Veeder & Allen’s Store
Soi Sener
Clare Hay, Grain and Bean Co
New York City
Bigrnell
REBT
Carlos A. Reading
Kinnane & Leibrand
Shearer Building
Tour Drugetat
E. A. Anderson
Windover Lake
Maple Grove
Lake News
David McGoogan
Lake Road
M. Sharp
Spike Tooth Barrow
Fred Timm
Geo. Davison
Beach School
Harrow
McCormick
H. P. Galloway
Digger Black
Wilburs
Iowa
Peninsular
Story and Clark
George Davison
Avetanear Ee
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