Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice for Clare County Property
Notice is given of an indenture mortgage dated July 2 1915 by John Keith and Bettie J Keith of Harrison Michigan to Ancient Order of Gleaners Detroit Michigan. Mortgage recorded Aug 7 1916 Lib 25 page 171 Clare County. Default for nonpayment. Sum due as of this notice 597.65. Premises in Frost Township Clare County Michigan described as northeast quarter of section seven the west half of northeast quarter and north half of southeast quarter all in town twenty north range four west totaling about 200 acres. Sale to the highest bidder on June 3 1929 at 10 AM at the front door of the courthouse in Harrison, Michigan. Assignee of Mortgagee Ancient Order of Gleaners H P Orr Attorney Caro Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keith
Bettie J. Keith
Harrison
Michigan
Order of iGleaners
Michigan’ Corporation
Detroit
Register of Deeds
Clare
sCourt
Frost
Clare County
A. D
Towit
Hast
West Quarter Line
Deerfield Townslip
Nottawa
Gilmore
Folllows
Joseph Myers
Elizabeth Myers
Carlton
Clarence Myers
N. W
Deerfield Township
Matilda Coughlin
S. W
John and
William Murphy
Brinewell
Deerfield
George Murphy
Joe Murphy
John Murphy
Burdette. Murphy
Anna Murphy
Margaret ‘Quker
Wiliam
Zuker
Field Township
John
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County Michigan
Default occurred on a September 27 1922 mortgage to The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul Clare County Michigan. $168.80 due plus $240.38 taxes unpaid, total debt $5723.51. Property described as parts of Sections 32 33 Township 20 N Range 3 W. Sale by Sheriff at Harrison Court House May 29 1929. Mortgagee St Paul Minnesota. Attorney Standish Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Sly
Catharine Sly
Federal Land Bank of
County of
Clare
Michigan
Towit
Clare County
Harrison
County Drain Case Seeks Special Commissioners for Chippewa North Branch
Probate Court of Clare County cites owners and guardians listed to show cause why three disinterested Special Commissioners should be appointed to determine necessity and compensation for the North Branch of Chippewa River Drain project, with a hearing set for April 30, 1929 at Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Clare
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
County of
Chippewa River
Nottawa
Michael. Finnerty
Nottawa Township
Frank and
Frances. Fox
Frank ‘Bauer
Nottawa” Township
Deerfield
John. Je Walkington
Wendell Neff
Roy Mattison
N. E
Peter and Mary Gross
N. W
Old State Road
C. M. Harringan
Lillian Harringan
Albert and
Bertha Little
N. B
P. Finnerty
S. BE
S. W
John
Helena Swanson
Leander
Regina Bierschbach
Peter Bierschbach
Michael Finnerty
Frank
Frances Fox
Frank Bauer
John J. Walkington
Chancy H. and
Elizabeth Mead
Peter and
Mary Gross
C. M. Harrigan
Lillian Harrigan
Albert
Bertha
Littie
Mrs. P. Finnerty
Peter
Mary Theisen
Public notice in Harrison Probate Court hearing Samuel Saul estate
Order for publication states the Harrison County Probate Court will hear Frank Saul's petition to grant administration of Samuel Saul's estate to L. H. Hoover or other suitable person. The hearing is set for May 8, 1929 at 10:00 AM at the probate office, with public notice to be printed weekly in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrison
Saidounty
Dorsey
Hstate
Samuel Saul
Frank Saul
Murals and Family News From Gaylord Area
Ruth Shull returns to teaching in Gaylord after a vacation with parents and sister. Floren Orvis and family visit Ponti a c. Mrs. J. M. Roller on sick list. Ora Leon Junior born to Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hale, and Cleila Mae born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman. No Sunday School due to heavy rain and illness of Mrs. Gardon. Elsie and Ruth Shull attend a Friday evening gathering at J. Roller’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Hisie Shull
Gaylord
Floren Orvis
Pontiac
Orvis
J. M. Roller
James Harrison
C. Shull
Stork
Arthur Township
Ora Leon Junior
Ora. Hale
Cleila Mae
John Hartman
Quarterline Community News Briefs
The McCon family rent the Sherman place recently vacated by John Chaney. Deck Clark helps build a kitchenette for his mother in Mt Pleasant. G M Lamb returns after spending winter in the south. Ida Clark’s family aid with house cleaning assisted by E B Pratt wife and two children Adrian and Vera Clark of Sylvan ia Ohio. Don Brown and Ray Clark families visited Saturday at Ray Brown’s home. Heavy rains caused many road washouts across the community. A family reunion at Win Sowle’s Sunday celebrated the father’s birthday with five children and their families plus Sod Clark and Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCon
Sherman Place
John Chaney
Deck Clark
Mt. Pleasant
G. M. Lamb
E. B. Pratt
Adrian
Vera Clark
Sylvania
Ohio
Ida Clark
Don Brown
Ray Clark
Ray Brown
Brown Sunday Visit With Flint Family Ends Week
Brown of Flint spent the weekend with family, the brief social note records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Don. Brown
Flint
Hig
Family
Elm Grove Local News Roundup
Walter Utley of Johannesburg visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Butters on Friday. Lovie asked for more information after a mud incident where a car backed into a creek but no injuries occurred. Mrs Cora Wilson had Sunday dinner with niece family Mr and Mrs Cecil Puday. Mr Bopemann remains ill. Mrs Harry Lang and daughter June of Bard visited. Mrs August King returned from Minnesota for her mother’s funeral. Fred I Hess returned to Flint after wintering here. Miss Hochstetler now commutes to school. Bruce Smith of Columbiaville was seen on the streets Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter, Utley
Johannesburg
J. W. Butters
Lovie
Cora’ Wilson
Cecil Pudyay
Bopemann
Harry ‘Lang
June
Bard
B. M. Gardner
August King
Minnesota
Fred I. Hess
Flint
Windover Lake Community Roundup and Local Moves
March winds and April showers mark Windover Lake notes. Ruth Harrington heads to Saginaw Saturday while Bud Longston tagged sheep nearby. New township officers were qualified last week and several locals made visits to Windover, Clare, Farwell, and Mesick. Local residents shifted farms and land leases, with Achard ranch activity and sales in Temple mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harrington
Saginaw
Bud Longston
BE. Delling
Oscar Delling
Frank Newsom
Fred Wolf
O. Arnold
Fred Wright
Brinton
Achard Ranch
Harl Harrington
Mesick
Elmer Schofield
Farwell
Local Notes on Roads Work and Community Visitors
Nice spring weather follows a heavy Saturday night rain. The new highway commissioner leads teams and wagons filling mud holes and grading roads. Local families visit, move back home after improvements, and neighbors offer sympathy for a bereaved family while wishing speedy recoveries. D J Wilkie of Clare buys H W Burd farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Sutton
Romayne Williams
Emmett Sutton
James
Ch. Sutton
Herbert Randall
Florence
Robinett
Rosella
T. A. Sutton
Leoffler
D. J. Wilkie
Clare
H. W. Burd
Milo ¢Robinett
Burd
Robert Mogk
Beaverton
Williams
Flint
Chevrolet
Zemmer Motor Sales Co
Herbert Randall and Son
Walter Pettit
Farwell
Hatton News Roundup Highlights Local Farm Life and School Note
Fred Eshenwick Jr improves his Hatton farm with plowing sewing and clover work as residents await bells. Mrs Durfee recovers from illness and John Rudy prepares Kennedy ranch for alfalfa planting. Local teacher inspires a student to read aloud about defence and detail while a mail carrier showcases a new Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eshenwick
Hatton Farm
Kleman
Grewe
Pleasant
Geeck Rane
Hatton
Spring Pasture News With Local Callers And Visits
Weather brings good pasture in spring with rain easing. Residents report improved pastures at Hatton ranch and Grant ranch, while Joe Murphy plans to move young stock. Freida Bronson of Detroit visits Magnus family. Durfees’ daughters visited Grand Rapids relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stack
Hatton
Joe Murphy
Grant
Freida. Bronson
Detroit
Magnus
Durfee
Grand Rapids
Local Notices From Hinkville and Surroundings
Mrs D Harper is quite sick at this writing. Nearly everyone attended the Woodward sale Tuesday. Mrs Sadie Connors spends the week with her daughter Mrs Minnie Maver and other friends in Saginaw. Tom O Boyle of Clare spent Monday night at the George Burch home. John Sparbel bought a horse and plans to start farming soon. Orin Reynolds buzzed wood Wednesday for Al Purdy. Mr and Mrs Paul Mance and children of Langston spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Sparbel. A large party at Mr and Mrs A Oliver's last Thursday night featured music games and a general good time followed by a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harper
Sadie Connors
Minnie Maver
Saginaw
Tom O’boyle
Clare
George Burch
John Sparbel
Orin Reynolds
al, Purdy
Paul Mance
Langston
A. Oliver
Chas. Butts
Hartigan
Hansler
Harrison
Kenneth Garren
Lansing
FF. Emery
Gardner
Ray Robbins
Vernon Hill
Fred Davis
Leo Springer
Cappaert
George Fitzpatrick
Frank ‘Brown
Detroit
Ernest Akey
Trumville
Glen Billsby
Coleman
Mr. Smalley
Sanford
Carl “Truman
Flint
Art Hornung
O. B. ‘Thayer
Jasper Snider
Peter R. Snider
Mr. Snider
Peter Snider
Ernie Stevens
O. B. Thayer
Henry Lines
Otis McPhail
Albert McPhail
Otis
Ella Alderman
Sam Loomis
Chas
Durnin
Dorothy
Annie Arrand
Arrand
Loris Roberts
Gladwin
Milo Myers
Agie Hutchinson
Helen Lindy
Georgia Wells
Chas. Stirling
Chas. Davis
The
Brand
Arden Walters
Otis MePhaji
Russell Atwood
Maple Grove
Florence Tunt
Clair Dyer
Art Schoyn
Bailey
Heiser
Bronson
John Bowers
Florence Hunt
Haring
Dr. Stirlings
Gailillac
Homer Irwitt
Wm. Seiter
Stevenson Dake
Pri
Small Town Social Notes Span Visits and Birthday
Mrs A Byba is reported on the sick list. Mr and Mrs John Smith and daughter visit Purdy home. Raymond Moline from Lansing stays with Sparbel family. Milo Allen and family move to Chappell farm sighting Fitch farm history. Sunday guests include Willis Whitney and family from Lansing and W A Hooker from Farwell. Miss Janet celebrates birthday with friends at Sparkel home with cake and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Byba J
John Smith
Henry Sharp
Wise
Purdy
Raymond Moline
Lansing
Sparbe
Milo Allen
Pontsiac
Chappell Farm
Fitch Farm
Andy
Willis Whitney
W. A. Hooker
Farwell
Jackson
Sparkel
Janet
Vernon Hill Social Visit Notes
Vernon Hill records show Mr and Mrs Ernest Chaffee visiting Mr and Mrs Meth Brown on Sunday. George Sage of Clare visited Mr and Mrs Tom Bolen, who then traveled to Farwell Friday night and joined their daughter-in-law Mrs George Iitwin for a supper and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Chaffee
Meth. Brown
George Sage
Clare
Tom Bolen
Farwell
George Iitwin
Local Socials Nurture Mix of Visits and Flood News
A crowd of neighbors and relatives gathered for dinners and visits across Lansing, Hartigan, Vernon Hill, and Coleman. Readers note flood impacts near Sanford with cars pulled from water and ongoing hospital stays, forming a portrait of community life and nearby emergency events.
Local visitors spend Sunday with relatives in Farwell area
A fragmentary report notes Ray and Att Deaton of Cerin called on My and Mrs. Andrew Irwin. Mr and Mrs Ne Trumble plus Herbert and Shirley and a friend from Farwell spent Sunday night with sister Carrie Péarvorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Att Deaton
Cerin
Andrew Irwin
Ne Trumble
Herbert
Shirley
Farwell
Carrie Péarvorge
Tuberculosis Campaign Financed by Christmas Seals
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association funds an Early Diagnosis campaign nationwide through Christmas seal sales. The circular notes TB often begins in childhood and can be prevented by early detection, with signs including fatigue, weight loss, loss of appetite, persistent cough, and blood-streaked sputum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan ‘Tuberculosis” Association
Costly French Failure Recorded in Panama Canal Losses
It is recorded that the French lost a total of 22,189 men over nine years of work on the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
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Legals
Ancient Order of Gleaners
H. P. Orr
Caro
Ir, TJ. Crandell
Mortgagee
Standish, Michigan
State of Michigan
Illinois Life Insurance Co
Stuart Bicknell
Arthur Center
Quarterline
Elm Grove
Windover Lake
W. Harrington
Spencer Sale
Temple
John Burns
J. J. Beard
Lake George
Charlie Calking
West Grant
John Stough
Dale
Percy Stough
Emma Stough
Georges Robinson
Clare Gity
Grimm
Idaho
Utah
Mammoth Globe
Geo. Johnson, Mg F
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