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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1927
Page
3
A GM promotional piece touts Chevrolet, Moreland, Buick, Cadillac, and Frigidaire appliances as part of a broad lineup. It highlights pricing from 525 to 9000 dollars, Duco finishes, Fisher bodies, 6 and 8 cylinder engines, and a Proving Ground book offer to explain value and manufacturing savings.
Mrs. Wat and Leesh returned home Saturday after a week in Detroit visiting relatives. Lansin Ripley of Detroit was a weekend guest of Miss Hazel Worden. Hona Reed is on the sick list. Mrs. Albert Reed returned from Pontiac Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A Reed and family and Mrs. Snell of Andersonville visited in St. Louis with Mrs. A's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D Harsh.
Notice of default on a 1922 mortgage by Claude A. Reberg and Adah Rekers to The Clare County Savings Bank Clare Michigan. On June 11 1927 at 10 am sale at the court house front door Harrison to cover the debt of 2411.70 with seven percent interest and costs. describes specific lands in section 13 township 18 north range 4 west including east half south west quarter and related tracts. Attorney W Perry for mortgagee.
Joe Larson and wife moved into the Derby house. Mrs. Homer Loomis spent Sunday at the John Livingston home. Mrs. Gerald Macklen stayed with sister Ruth Larson. Gle Larson returned from his daughter C. Stoy’s home after weeks away. Ruth Stoy stays at the Larson home. Frank Loomis and family from Herwick visited Leslie Randle’s family. Miss Vivian Sowle returned to Marion school. Mr. and Mrs. Degeer went to Coleman on business. Joel Degeer and wife visited the Priest home Sunday.
Arthur Center notes report visits from Alois Gibis and others at Geo Bates and Mr. Hilborns. Rose Frances born March 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Athey. New neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holquist on Haley farm. Mrs. Hartman mapped for operation in Bay City. Shunk family visited Hilborns. Sunday School attendance improves after storms. Ladies Union met with Mrs. Roller. lunch plan for hall day. Quilt tied for Mrs. E Wood on April 14 at town hall.
Foreclosure sale announced for a mortgage held by Joseph Pudvay and Pansy Pudvay on the southwest quarter of section 21, Sheridan township, Clare County Michigan. The sale is set for June 11, 1927 at 10:00 a.m. at the front door of the Harrison courthouse, to satisfy principal interest and costs with seven percent interest, subject to prior mortgages.
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