Notice of Hearing on Estate of John McAninch
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan requires all creditors to present claims against John McAninch deceased by July 21 1924. Claims will be examined and heard July 28 1924 at ten o'clock AM in Harrison. Dated March 27 1924 Thos S Dorsay Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
John McAninch
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsay
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1919 mortgage by John Rulapaugh and Minnie Rula paugh to William Haley leads to a foreclosure. The sale will occur May 22, 1924 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison courthouse front door, to settle the debt including interest and costs on lands in Sheridan, Clare County. Attorney Carl Hollbrook represents the mortgagee.
Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure on Farwell Lands
On June 7 1924 at 4 PM at the Court House in Harrison Michigan the mortgage of John McAninch and Julia McAninch to Josiah L Littlefield and Emma Littlefield will be foreclosed for 3897 59 dollars principal and interest plus taxes insurance costs and attorney fees 35 00 The lands foreclosed include Lots 9 and 10 Block 21 part of Blocks N-0-33-34-44 46 in the Village of Farwell Clare County Michigan and the action is for the amount due with seven percent interest and costs executed by Carlos A Reading attorney for mortgagees in Ann Arbor Michigan 20613
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John McAninch
Julia McAninch
Josiah L. Littlefield
Emma Littlefield
Register of Deeds
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
County of
Farwell
Office of the Register of Deeds
Emma L. Littlefield
Harmattan Wind Described From Interior Africa
The piece defines Harmattan or Sharmattan as a hot dry wind from interior Africa blowing toward the Atlantic in December January and February. It notes its rapid onset and its drying effect causing grass to burn within hours of the wind starting.
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Harmattan
Sharmattan
Atftca
Atlantic
Helping Hand Society Meets for Dinner and Fellowship
The Helping Hand Society gathered last week Thursday with Mrs Warren Parsell and enjoyed a splendid turnout and fine dinner. Mrs GO A Allen returned home after a week with sister Mrs Jessie Boynton in Flint. Ralph Maxwell received a shipment of over 400 baby chicks last week. Henry and Ola Severson of Flint visited Herrick friends Mr and Mrs Rob F Smith and children spent time at the home of Mrs T A Badgley. Communion services were held at Herrick church Sunday afternoon and a new speaker will address next Sunday urging a strong crowd at Sunday school.
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Helping Hand Society
Warren Parsell
GO .A. Allen
Jessie Boynton
Flint
Ralph Maxwell
Henry
Ola Severson
Herrick
Robi. F. Smith
T. A. Badgley
Herrick Church
LOCAL FOLKS VISIT RELATIVES AND RETURN HOME
Southwest Sheridan Byron Smith of Flint visits Roscoe Smith family. Miss Hdna Langin returns to Flint after a week with W. M. Langin. Eugene Degeer of Midland spends Monday at Joel Degeer’s home. Irene Macklem and children visit grandmother Mrs Smalley in Colonville. Vivian Sowle returns to Mt Pleasant to school after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Sowle. Pearl Gerow returns home from Clare where she has been working. Joel Larson spends a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. Larson.
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Byron Smith
Flint
Roscoe Smith
Hdna Langin
W. M. Langin
Eugene Degeer
Midland
Joel Degeer
Irene Macklem
Orin Smith
Ann Arbor
T. A. Fuller
Mt Pleasant
Leonard
Detroit
Tom Pattersons
Geo. Ickes
Chas. Stone
Orin Smiths
Katie Sutton
Norma Sutton
Herb Randall
Frank Pringle
Ford
Tennant
Maple Street
Clars
A. C. Geer
Near
Coleman
A F Wiliams
Bula Gaddy
McAllister
Clare
Mannie Sutton
Henry Reynold
Huble
James Robinett
Elton and
Ross
Cheseaning
Milo Robinett
Eli Bugbee
Amos Foltz
Eva
Jake
Mason
West Grant and Clare Local Notes Revealing Social Visits
Mrs. Orin Smith returns from Ann Arbor. Mrs. Geo Ickes comes home in serious condition. T. A. Fuller and Leonard dine with Tom Patterson. Families from Clare and nearby towns visit, move, or recover from illness. Measles and scarlet fever touch several households as neighbors share news.
Buggy Plunges After Channel in Lake Avenue
On a Tuesday evening Andrew and Bill Irwin rode south on Lake Avenue. A melted snow channel two feet deep disrupted the road. The horse jumped the gap but the buggy overturned. both occupants were uninjured and continued on. Local rumor and visitors offered varied explanations as the April fools mood spread through Hard Scrabl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Bill Irwin
Lake Avenue
Bill
Fred Irwin
Georgie Lowery
Mortie Tice
Jimmie Nevils
Russell Wilson
Bolen
Robt
Gardner
Mrs. E
Local Notes Mention Family Visits And Medical News
Brea Irwin will live with Fred for a while. Robert Gardner traveled to Mt Pleasant on business last week. Wes Biott buzzed wood recently. Mrs. Ivan Nevels is reported on the sick list. Fred Irwin is learning to drive. Mr. and Mrs. Foley House and Harle House spent Sunday with Robt Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brea Irwin
Fred
Robert Gardner
Mt. Pleasant
Wes. B
Wood
Ivan Nevels
Siék
Irwin
Foley
Harle
Robt
Gardner
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Dessert & Brown Lumber Co
J. E. Doherty & Son
Grinnell Electric
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Xee-Nela
Legals
John Rulapaugh
Minnie Rulapaugh
Clare County
William Haley
Claré
Mich
City of
County of Clare
Sheridan
Carl Hollbrook
Clute’s
Carlos A. Reading
Nat'l Bank
E. A. Anderson
Gorrespondenge
Southwest
West Grant
Fine & Levy, Inc
Broadway
New York City
Wm. H. Bicknell & Go
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Aula Lou
Dream Daddy
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Cohen
Dew
Little Red School
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