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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
5
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from March 27, 1925 for creditors to present claims against Martha A Gilmore deceased. Claims must be filed by July 20, 1925 for examination in Harrison city probate office. The hearing is set for July 27, 1926 at 10 a.m. Judge Thos S Dorsey presides.
Default on a 1924 mortgage by George and W M Mattinson to Forest F Fish leads to a foreclosure auction on June 9 1925 at 10 am at the Harrison Court House. The property is the northeast quarter of section 19 township 19 north range 5 west Clare County Michigan. Attorney W Perry represents the mortgagee.
The largest flawless crystal sphere, nine inches in diameter and weighing 500 Troy ounces and 13 pennyweights, was shipped from China cut from Burma crystal. It has a smaller sibling and together the two spheres are valued at $50,000.
Forty years of trust with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a non narcotic cough medicine. Mothers nationwide insist on Foley's brand for children and refuse substitutes in this widely sold remedy. Ady.
A fragment urges readers to see an optometrist for eye health. It explains errors in focusing light cause annoyance and excessive nerve strain, noting proper correction can restore or improve vision. The piece hints at continuing discussion next Friday.
County column lists numerous residents visiting Clare, Saginaw, Midland, and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs. Gee Griffin, Miss Olive Darling, and several families from Mt. Pleasant and Alma. Includes travel, entertainments, and business trips with multiple households noted.
The town buzzes with spring farming and chores as residents hurry to plant and tend crops. James QC Sutton has a new radio but details remain unheard. Easter dinners, family visits, and a golden wedding milestone appear among neighbors and relatives across West Grant.
The Williams family visited at the home of A. Geer near Coleman. Miss Helen Sutton visited friends over the weekend near Rosebush. Miss Edna Morrison of Rosebush called on Emmet Suttons Sunday evening.
A crowded social round includes visits among residents of Saginaw Pontiac Har rison and Lansing with extended family gatherings. A beaked goods sale for church funds is planned at the A N Friz office on April 18. Preaching is scheduled Sunday morning with Sunday School at ten, and a Dover play drew turnout and praise.
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