Order for Publication in Michigan Probate Court
Public notice issued by the Probate Court of Clare County Michigan to determine heirs of Frederick Nelson Davis deceased. Hearing set for April 26 1926 at 10 in the forenoon at the Harrison Probate Office with publication required for three successive weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos. .S. Dorsey
Frederick Nelson Davis
Minnie Roberts
Clare Sentinel
Ority
Mortgagee Forecloses On Farwell Property In 1926 Sale
Default on a 1920 mortgage by Richard B. Campbell and Libby A. Campbell to The Farwell State Savings Bank prompts public sale. The foreclosure will occur May 11, 1926 at 2 PM at the Harrison court house front entrance, selling the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 35, township 17 north, range 5 west in Clare County to cover due principal and interest of 643.75 plus 25.00 attorney fees and costs. Mortgagee is The Farwell State Savings Bank with attorney B. Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Campbell
Libby A. Campbell
Farwell
Michigan
Farwell State Savaes Bank
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
State of Michigan
Farwell State Savings Bank
Notice by Purchaser Under Tax Sale 1922 No 57
Notice informs owners and lienholders of tax sale on land in Clare County Michigan. Purchaser seeks redemption within six months, fees due include 100 percent, sheriff costs, and five dollars per description. If unpaid, possession action will be started. Parties include W C Foster, Porter & Wyman, and many named mortgagees across Illinois Indiana and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter & Wyman
H. J. Mulder
Western Ave
Muskegon
Michigan
P. A. Hill
Mooresville
Indiana
G. Bales
Marion
Glen B. Outland
Indianapolis
Henry
Smith
Arthur McKinsey
Janefort
Battle Creek ministers push Bible in high school curriculum
A Battle Creek legislative push by the local Ministerial Association urged the school board to place the Bible in the high school curriculum for a second time after a prior denial. The bid reflects ongoing religious instruction debates in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Ministerial Association
Board of Education
Coolidge States No League for Us on World Court Entry
President Coolidge addressed journalists in Washington at the National Press Club cornerstone ceremony for a $2,000,000 newspaper office and club quarters. He asserted the United States will stay out of the League of Nations if World Court reservations are not accepted, saying adherence would safeguard American rights while strengthening the court’s independence. He also spoke to Pan American journalists about press duties and Western Hemisphere cooperation to advance peaceful dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Press Club
Coolidge
United States
World Court
Senate
Tribunal of International Justice
League of Nations
Pan-American Congress of Journalists
Western Hemisphere
Conference of World Court Nations
League
Holds Huerta's Acts Binding Upon Nation
The United States and Mexico claims commission ruled that obligations entered into by the Huerta regime remain binding on the current Mexican government. It held Huerta an usurper, illegitimate, and not a constitutional president, yet his acts were binding. The decision also states American nonrecognition did not affect U S rights or Mexico's liability. The panel overruled a motion to dismiss Illinois Central’s suit for 1 807581 to recover on 910 locomotives.
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Washington
General Claims Commission
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Republic
America
Illinois Central
National Railways of
Ex Gov Davis Cleared May Seek Office Again
Ex governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell were acquitted by a district court jury of taking 1250 from Fred W. Pullman for a pardon. Davis had been freed last fall on a charge of conspiring to solicit a bribe with Carl Peterson, former state bank commissioner.
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Davis
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Russell
Fred W. Pullman
Carl Peterson
Walter Grundy
Train Crash Kills Three in Detroit Mich
A Grand Trunk passenger train struck a car killing Joseph Pauze his wife Rose and their four year old daughter Stella in Detroit Mich. Joseph Dubies and his wife were injured in the crash near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Pauze
Rose
Stella
Joseph Dubies
Grand Trunk
Felton Hangs Self in Watertown Jail After Failed Hold-Up
Conrad Felton twenty one of Oshkosh Wis attempted to hold up a filling station attendant in Watertown then hanged himself in the city jail a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wis
Conrad Felton
Oshkosh
Watertown City
Ten Moro Outlaws Killed in Lanes Province Clash
In Lanes province a clash with constabulary forces left ten Moro outlaws dead and several wounded. Tah constabulary soldiers were reported injured, two seriously, amid the firefight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
PIA Constabulary
Lanes
Tah Constabulary
Sunday School and Services At Local Church
Community notices report Pastor W. S. Teeter hold Sunday School at 10:90 and preaching at 11:00 with all welcome. Various residents are mentioned visiting, ill, or traveling, including Al Bassett, Mrs. Evans of Sanford, and trips to Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Lansing. Others send thanks for support at a benefit party and several local visits and possessions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Teeter
Northwest Greenwood News Briefs
Local notes report Leo Bruce healing in Buffalo after an operation. Smith farm phone line issue concerns George Voss. Chaffée siblings and Clare visitors, Lansing guests at J E Bruce, Grandma Doty ill, Ray Dillenbeck sick. Abe Van Buskirk eyes Harr son restaurant venture and hosts at Chancy Woodin’s. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Forks back from Alma wintering. Mrs. Lottie Pierce and Billy Robbins ill but improving. Sunday visits include Geo Van Buskirk family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bruce
Buffalo
George Voss
Smith Farm
John Chaffée
Russell and
Floyd Chaffee
Clare
P. P. Chaffee
S. Walter
Lansing
J. E. Bruce
Grandma Doty
Ray Dillenbeck
Fred Graube
Abe van Buskirk
Harrson
Chancy Woodin
James Forks
Alma
Lottie Pierce
Billy Robbins
Steve Robbins
Geo. van Buskirk
Smalley
David van Valkenburg
Herb Shimmell
W. Clarks
Maple Grove Family and Community Notes
Maple Grove column records local movements and visits. Mr and Mrs Cecil Davison of Flint spent the weekend with relatives. Elmer Schofield works in Farwell repairing gravel screens for Mr Davison. Velma Schofield of Tustin visited family. A L Finch entertained daughters Lena Davison and family of Farwell, Harley Bently and family near Sears, and Beatrice of Marion. Flu cases rising with four ill at J Halsteds. Tomer Rodgers moves his family to the former John Davis farm. Geo Courter moves his mother and family to the Percy Rome place near Lake. Mrs Timpe visiting son Ray and family in Lansing. Bob Terry buys the Norme Hoover farm near the Ann Arbor track. intends entering chicken business. Mrs Smedley and her mother delayed travel due to weather. Dale Rulapaugh of Flint returns after a short visit.
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Cecil Davison
Flint
Elmer Schofield
Farwell
Davison
Velma Schofield
Tustin
A.L. Finchs
Lena Davison
Harley Bently
Sears
Beatrice
Marion
Altho
J. Halsteds
Tomer Rodgers
John Davis
Geo. Courter
Near Lake
Percy Rome Place
Norme Hoover
Ann Arbor
Bob
Local notes from Arthur Center and area visits
Mr Funke from Detroit visited his family in Arthur Center returning Sunday afternoon. H Orvis and family host a flu case and wish recovery. Mrs Marcia Leitner had dinner with J Roller. Little Mary Helen Bates suffers with the whopping cough and improves hope. George Langworthy canvassed the neighborhood last week while J Roller visited Orvis and Funke. Milton Leitner installed a new radio. Mr Lidster and family left Monday for Pontiac. James Fitchett visited from Flint to check on interdata.
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Funke
Detroit
H. Orvis
Marcia Leitner
J. Roller
Mary Helen Bates
George Langworthy
Orvis
Milton Leitner
Lidster
Pontiac
James Fitchett
Flint
Weekend Visitors and Local Moves Around Windover Lake
Raymond Nash and family hosted a weekend visit at the Nash home in Windover Lake as Flora Coyne returned to Flint after attending elections and new town officer qualifications. Clare residents Frank Howey and the Mayenschien family were noted guests and movers. Mrs. S Harris and children traveled to Cadillac to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nash
Mt. . Pleasant
O. W. Nash
Flora Coyne
Flint
Tony Achard
Mary
Mildred ‘Fitzpatrick
Little Paula
Clare
Gertrude Sharp
Mt. Pleasant
O. ‘W. Nash
Little Buster
Frank Howey
L. A. Presley
Frank Nash
Hagle
Burns
Henry Mayenschien
Mayenschien
S. Harris
Cadillac
Mra. O. Farnam
A Lightless Life and a Lifeless Light at Rose Bush Church
Rosebush Methodist Church hosted a large Sunday night service centered on the theme A Lightless Life and a Lifeless Light led by Rev. Léroy Whitney. A fifteen foot lighthouse display stood on the platform as four girls in white middles with dark ties dramatized Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy. The church choir sang Sailor Pull for the Shore and primary children participated. Next Sunday night the sermon title will be The New Birth with a District Group meeting report to follow by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thren.
Local residents and visitors reported in area social items
Children of Remus visited the Emery First home Thursday. Howard Lohenthal of Beal City visits his sister Mrs Patrick Horan. Homer Campbell family spent the weekend at Budd Lake in Harrison. Meryl Maybee and Doris Gallighar connected with spreading scarlet fever quarantines. Albert Moyes and Emanuel Moyes visit Howell. Stella Meade and William Murphy weekend with Patrick Horan. Henry Manausa home in Chicago visitor. Mrs H N Johnston and Bessie House attended Mt Pleasant convention. Frank Daly and Gerald Cameron drove to Saginaw. Group M E church meeting attended at Clare. Doris Gallagher returns to Shepherd.
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Remus
Emery
Lansing
W. S
Howard Lohenthal
Beal City
Patrick Horan
Homer Campbell
Budd Lake
Harrison
Harry Maybee
Albert Moyes
Shepherd
Fred Matteson
Meryl Maybee
Doris Gallighar
Thomas Home
Emanuel Moyes
Howell
Heco Thorpe
Stalter
Benedict
Ludington
Parsonage
Stella Meade
Wm. Murphy
Charles Manausa
Chicago
Henry ‘Manausa
H. N. Johnston
Bessie House
Mt. Pleasant
Doris Gallagher
Frank Daly
Gerald Cameron
Saginaw
Whitney
Geo. Bayliga
Ned Johnston
Hmery
M. E. Church
Clare
Prosperity through Personal Responsibility and Grit
A stance urges ongoing individual effort to shape conditions for prosperity. It emphasizes that finances and well being depend on each person’s actions and persistence. The message calls for continued commitment to hard work and resilience.
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Cape
W. C. Foster
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Illinois
Hast Lansing
Michigan State College
Michigan Real Estate Board
College
Grand Rapids
William H. Tracy
Grand Rapids Weather Bureau
W. H. Cameron
National Safety Counci
Cameron
Howard F. Malloska
Lincoln Oil Co
Court of Justice
Edwin D. Mallory
Benton Harbor
Stephen 8. Wise
The
Free Synagogue
New York City
Carl Boehringer
Robert Powers
New York
Atlantic
Seaboard
Louis Campeau
Hilvin Swarthout
Charles W. Garfield
Kenyon Lb. Butterfield
Michi-gan
J. J. Haviland
Owosso
Kiwents Oglub
Lake News
Chas
Onan
al. Bassett
D. Rohen
Marie
Thomas
Ewart
Evans
Sanford
M. W. Finch
Marjorie
Ruth Schiling
Ruby
Raymond Ruby
Harlie Coats
Lloyd and Paul
Athey
Kenneth Roller
Earl Sanders
Clarence
Ralph Shull
Geo. Bates
Hdna Athey
Hisse
Ruth Shull
Harl Funke
Walter Leitner
Northwest
Greenwood
Maple Grove
Arthur Center
Windover Lake
Rosebush Methodist Church
Léroy Whitney
Andrew Thren
Cass City
Portland Cement Association
Dime Bank
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Ford Motor Company
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