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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
7
In Harrison Michigan a Chancery order in a case by George Pats against Rose Lewis directs her appearance within three months and requires publication of this order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six successive weeks per attorney Joseph Bowler.
In the Twentieth Judicial Circuit in Chancery Harris on February 86 1992 a complaint against Lorena Ferguson prompts an order for appearance within three months and publication of this order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Judge Ray Hart signs the order with attorney Jos F Bowler representing the plaintiff.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan sets April 10 1922 at 10am for hearing Nellie M Derby petition to appoint W H Derby of Ithas or suitable person as administrator of estate of Sarah Anne Hube!. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thomas B Dorsey presiding.
Default on a mortgage from Valmour Armour to Citizens State Bank Clare Michigan date February 23 1917. Public auction set June 5 1922 at 3 PM at the Harrison Courthouse to sell the south half of lot 8 block 16 Village of Clare to satisfy the debt plus costs and attorney fees.
Default on a 1920 mortgage by James and Clera McGinnis to Mary Armstrong prompts sale at Harrison Court House. The notice states $552.50 due plus $25 attorney fee, 7 percent interest, and costs. Auction set for June 26, 1929, at 2 pm to satisfy the debt.
The report lists Easter activities and social visits at multiple ranches. Fred Burk and wife dined with the Oberholtzer family. M. W. Finch and wife called at the Clear Creek ranch. Mrs. Wilson and Earl Oberholtser attended Harrison school meeting. Easter exercises at Martin school were well attended. A heavy rain with thunder and lightning moved through the region Sunday night.
Local residents attended a Hamilton officer meeting in Harrison on Wednesday. Lee Bailey returned from Bay City and John Campbell, long ill with measles, is improving. Mr and Mrs Lee Bitler and several couples hosted gatherings around Me Pleasant Saturday and Sunday. Wm Wesenberg planned a trip to Gladwin and J A Bitter hosted visitors from Smith Creek.
Windover Mr and Mrs Finch from West Freeman visited Frank Congrove last Sunday. Mrs E E Delling returned Friday from a two week visit at Ithaca. Mrs Ed Pyles is very sick with Dr Lambie attending. Mrs John Sums was Clere Caller last Monday. Mr Nichole and Sam Baker visited Clare Jaat Thursday. Mr Smith from Cadillac visiting his mother Mrs Hane Christensen. Carl Baker from Detroit and Ethel Louch from Clare spent Easter at the Baker home. Neal Smith left Saturday for Owosso to enter hospital for an operation. many friends wish her speedy recovery. Bert Kiock left Monday for Pontiac. Sheriff Hoag called on Tom Nichole last Saturday.
Community updates from Midland report Wm Angue’s stroke while canvassing for fruit trees, Mrs Lorin Ange and Mrs Thomas Baker attending a funeral in Detroit, church talks and an Easter program planned. The Willing Workers meet April 27, a church bee for basement gravel, and residents share local visits and election notes.
Detroit bankers led by Charles R. Talbot were named temporary receiver of the Michigan Gleaner Clearing House association by Judge Arthur J. Webster. Audited assets total 719000 with about 447000 in liabilities. court-set return date June 5 aims to wind down affairs for 4000+ stockholders many holding one share.
DAY DIRECTOR WELCOMES QUIZ Detroit James D. Davis federal prohibition director for Michigan welcomes investigation of his department and notes probable irregularities by some agents. Judge Arthur H. Tuttle urged a probe by Attorney General Daugherty and the federal prohibition commissioner. The judge called for a cleanup after sentencing Robert L. Crinnian, an agent, to three years in Atlanta for a $20 bribe. Davis had previously cleared Crinnian.
Secretary of State Charles J. Deland announces the state will replace as needed all 1923 automobile license plates that failed under wear. Only plates showing manufacturing defects will qualify for new ones, despite wear.
Washington reports another angle in the dispute over Governor Reilly of Porto Rico. At the White House a cable from President Harding was reportedly received regarding Reilly’s status, with references to a Cuba stay and ongoing diplomatic notes.
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