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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
6
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces an estate claim period for John MecAninch deceased. Creditors must file claims with the Harrison probate office by July 21 1924 and claims will be heard July 28 1924 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Dated March 27 1924 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Default on a 1919 mortgage by John Rulapaugh and Minnie Rula paugh to William Haley prompts a foreclosure. The sale is set for May 22, 1924 at 10 o clock at the Harrison courthouse front door to satisfy $945.04 plus seven percent interest and costs on lands in Sheridan Township, Clare County.
Foreclosure sale set for June 9, 1924 at the Harrison court house to satisfy $2 426 938 due on a mortgage from Guy Mitchener and Sadie Matchener to The Gladwin State Bank, later assigned to Farmers State Savings Bank. Property lies in Clare County with detailed legal description and costs including $35 attorney fee.
Four dozen attendees? Actually 26 at Sunday evening church with Myr Shafter speaking. Next Sunday at 8 00 sharp, everyone urged to attend. Charley Burns visits from Hairland Ohio to spend the summer at the Boat home. Pfannes threshing clover for Hughes Bros. Daisie Bruckart visits 1 Burtons Ira Roots Sunday. Chas Heber family with Hileman parents Sunday. Effie Green and daughter visit Mrs Scholanski. Harry Brockway returns from Flint for the weekend.
Mrs. Wallace Wheaton is at their farm and will have a gale Tuesday and then return to Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Hol Beal and James Duffy with family helped do papering at Mrs. Beals parents Sunday at Lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown and Harry and Don Brown visited their parents at Lake Sunday. The Sun Shine club met with Mrs Jim Mays Thursday. A party at Don Browns was well attended. A big window was broken. Mrs. Ida Wheaton took supper with Mrs. Ray Brown Saturday night. Hazel and Martha Andrews of Lake attended Don Browns Friday night.
Kelly Com ers and Louis Laufzenheisers from Lansing visited relatives. D W Comer planned Clare doctor visit. Howard Cotton family joined Vern Haines for Sunday. Miller sale drew a large crowd. John Grear of Clare dined with D W Comer. Chas Davis bought a Chevrolet sedan. many folks spent Sunday with kin and friends.
Enoch Milkie and family of Lansing visit. Nellie Sanders and daughters Ruth and Jessie return with them for a week. L. M. Coats and sister J. Newman report their father Frank Coats improving after horse injury in Jackson county. Estella Leitner assists at Cornwell farm parental home. Neighbors celebrate Mrs. Ralph Heller's birthday with a social evening and refreshments. Sale at Elmer Miller's drew several locals last Friday. Sunday school held every Sunday at 10:30 AM to keep up the work.
Community events include Sunday services on April 27 and a Church Young People entertainment on April 25 for basement funds. Local residents visited relatives in Saginaw Clare Albion Canton Mc, and Mt. Pleasant. farmers began spring work. the Ladies Aid met with 40 attendees and plans were set for the next gathering.
Tuesday and Thursday visits across the county include Hamilton Hisie Iutzi Laura Lythe Mrs Flossie Sutel and A Keysor W Bitley and kin Walter Matthews selling a big team wagon and harness to Gladwin. Grover Lythe spent Sunday with Chris Tuzzi family as county roads face rain wishes.
Dover residents were invited to Easter exercises at the church next Sunday evening. The notice urged everyone to bring a guest and enjoy the spirit of Easter entertainment. Local social updates mention visits by Sam and Alice McGoogan and Ruth McGoogan and Daphne Saylandt from Farwell, plus various Sunday calls and community chatter.
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