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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
5
A list of multiple grocery items with assorted weights and prices. Gans Choice Pineapple and Armour’s Nut Oleo appear among others like Fig Newtons Ginger Snaps and large cans of condensed milk. Seedless raisins and crackers complete the listing as typical store offerings.
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court at Harrison fixes April 30 1928 at 10 00 AM to hear Maude A Somerville petition for admission of the will of Ezekiel P Darling deceased to probate and grant administration to Somerville or another suitable person Publication to be made for three consecutive weeks in the Clare Sentinel official notice of the hearing signed by Judge Thos B Dorsey.
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court on March 13 1923 Judge Thos s Dorsey heard Annie McDonald petition to admit as last will and testament the instrument on file and grant administration. Hearing set for April 9 1923 at ten o clock in the forenoon with publication of this order in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
A Michigan probate order sets April 16 1928 at 10:00 AM for hearing petition to determine legal heirs of Sylvester Coon deceased. Court in Clare County Harrison presided by Judge Ton Thos Dorsey orders publication in Clare Sentinela weekly for three weeks prior to hearing.
Mortgage default on a February 28 1918 loan by Charles Cillax and Viletta Clliax Clare Township Clare County Michigan to Henry Lydiatt and Mary A Lydistt leads to foreclosure. Sale of the South Half of NEB 44 Section 1 Township 17 North Range 4 West is set for June 11 1923 at 1 00 PM at the Court House front door Harris on Michigan.
Mt. Clemens woman Mrs. Jouros Osborn of Mt. Clemana Michigan describes relief from goitre via Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment she used at home. She plans to tell or write how it was removed. Information from Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio sold by drug stores locally by EHA Anderson and Floyd Kirkpatrick.
A correspondent reports a motor company circular noting probable occasional holdups during part delivery and propulsion of components around Boston. The text suggests timing irregularities tied to the logistics of the Boston Evening Post area.
Bertha McAlvey returns to Gambles as a well attended sale proceeds despite cold weather. Bruce travels back to Detroit for work. M L McAlvey, wife and baby are named. Frank Sherman departs Tuesday for Trout Creek with his wife for the winter. A running prayer meeting at the Gilmore Christian Church parsonage draws a large crowd.
Noah Mark from Saginaw leased his farm to Delbert Sanders who will move in this week J O Newman rented the John Ankney farm Ernest Ankney moved to Lansing for work A sale at James Fitcher drew a good crowd Mrs Devo Kuster of Saginaw welcomed a baby girl Dolph Heller and Mary Presley spent the weekend with her parents in Sheridan The mail carrier returned after a week’s absence raising speculation the route might be discontinued and Acre post office established
Local notes describe a farewell party for March, birthday celebrations for an elderly head of the house, and visits among neighbors. Household updates include Easter plans, church events, and remarks on weather. A stray robin and a moonshine joke are noted, with mentions of local trades and family travel.
County items report a windy snowy March with hints of April showers. Local officials and residents, including Atty C W Perry, T C Redmond, and Dean Gleason, are noted with health, travel, and civic updates. City ticket lists elected officials: Mayor Murphy and other ward leaders.
Multiple transfers listed including Lulu Murphy to Ida Rose for lots 1 and 2 in Harrison and several conveyances involving Clare Farwell Grant and Hatton regions. Other entries show Mabel Cotton to Manuel Sutton in Grant and purchases or exchanges among Burston Updegraff and Burgess in Farwell and Hatton.
The record lists several marriage licenses and property transfers. Includes Sadie Ww. Dille to George W. Bailey with 169.47 acres in Hamilton and Ezekiel P. Darling to Maude A. Terry for lots 53-54 near Droohed Lake, plus Louie E. Pomeroy to Christian Krompetz at 180 acres in Hamilton. Also mentions Asa Delo and Viola Baurgess in Mt. Pleasant, Hugh D. Egis in Wintership, Ruth Irene Thayer in 19.
Mrs W H Kennedy and baby left for Lansing Tuesday with Myers expected to visit relatives a week or two. Mr and Mrs Lester Kiggens headed to Clare Thursday but stopped at Dover due to the storm. School closed after seven months. George Miller bought a horse from J P Myers Friday. Easter dinner with Mr and Mrs L Kiggs. Arthur township officers elected Monday: Supervisor Blithetone Treasurer Men Mary Sanders Clerk Melvin Hains Road Commissioner Arthur Storms Four Overseers Rudolph Kniarie Steven Hellar W Garver and J P Myers.
Mrs. Joe Lowry of Marion visited her sister Mrs. Ezra Cobleigh. John Miller of East Grant spent Easter with sister Mrs. Ella Dixon. Mrs. Fred Atbey and Floran Orvis of Arthur had dinner with sister Mrs. Warren Heiser. Roy Shumway's family visited Coleman relatives. Will Wilson won a large voter majority as Vernon town hall turnout rose.
Mrs K D Drake writes the flu left her with a severe cough quickly relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad urges insistence on Foley's and refuses substitutes, sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick in Clare and Wm Burnton in Farwell.
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