Mortgagee Foreclosure Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1922 mortgage by Claude A Rekers and Adah A Rekers to The Clare County Savings Bank Clare Michigan. Notice sets June 11 4927 sale at 10 am at the court house Har rison for the east half of the southwest quarter the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter and the north thirty acres of the southeast quarter of section 13 township 18 north range 4 west to cover due principal interest seven percent costs and attorney fee.
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Claude A. Rekers
Adah A. Rekers
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare
Michigan
Office of
the Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
Gange Four
Joseph Pudvay
Pansy M. Pudvay
Register of Deeds
Court House
Towit
Sheridan
Clare County
The
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Joseph Pudvay and Pansy M. Pudvay to Clare County Savings Bank prompts foreclosure. Sale set for June 11 1927 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison courthouse to recover the due principal and interest plus costs. Also subject to prior mortgages totaling $1800 and $340.
Thos Carl Holbrook and Michigaligen Telephone 88 680
Readable fragments show names Thos Carl Holbrook and a telephone reference 88 680 linked to McGiwan. The text is damaged but indicates a potential notice or listing involving these individuals and a telephone number. The exact event or entity remains unclear from the fragment.
Gull Island Nights and a Silent Departure
Anne prepares for a last Gull Island evening and hopes Joe will join the boat departure. In the garden she and Bassett discuss moonlight and a planned photograph while Shine paddles around with camera ideas. A sharp report breaks the calm as Mrs. Cornell and Miss Pinkney react, noting Driscoll’s strict pistol ban and a missing firearm.
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Anne
Gull Island
Joe
Gabriel
Bassett
Shine
Driscoll
Mrs. Cornell
Miss Pinkney
Mr. Bassett
Murder at the Palat: Sybil Annesley slain in seaside manor
In a tense scene at a coastal estate, a pistol is discovered missing from Miss Pinkney and Flora Stokes crashes the group with news of Sybil Stokes dead after a shot fired near the Palat. Anne confronts Flora while guests panic as authorities are awaited. The drama ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Pinkney
Bassett
Anne
Sybil
Free French Rheumatism Prescription Offered by Paul Case
A note from Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts offers a French prescription used in France with the American Army for rheumatism and neuritis. He claims it has helped thousands and asks only for the reader’s address to mail the prescription. The ad emphasizes no cost and requests readers to write today.
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France
Paul Case
Dept. C
Brockton
Mass
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council March 7 1927
Regular meeting notes roll call minutes read and approved. Communications from Governor Green and Michigan Public Utilities Commission regarding M-14 and PM R crossing. Petition by Clayton Jones to set poles on Third Street approved and filed. Mayors appointments of ward election commissioners confirmed. Finances list items for payment including Consumers Power Co. and repairs and taxes. Meeting adjourned after finance committee recommendations.
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Clare Mich
City of
Clare
Thompson
Ald
Holmes
Jennings
Mason
Walker
Brown
Chaffee
Green
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Clayton Jones
Third Street
Pine Street
Jennings Mason
Consumers Power Co
Groves
John White
Clare Hay
Grain & Bean C
L. Davis
Robinson Distributing Co
Edgar Peterson
C. Kirkbride
Thos. Walker
Clare Fire Dept
Geo. White
Clare Realty Co
City Hall
Ald. Mason
Ald. Jennings
L. H. Thompson
Alex McKinnon
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Legals
W. Perry
Mich
Thos, Carl Holbrook
Bobbs-Merrill CO
Chapter
Lservice
Geraldine Bonner
Flora
the Common Council
C. F. Haller
Samuel Wilkinson
Walter Pettit
Alexander Evan Wylie
McEwan
Zemmer
East Fourth Street
Elm Grove
Beaverton
Guernsey Bull
Deering
Oliver
Massie Harris
Fordson Tractor
Ohio
Farwell
Sid Sherman
Hackley
Florence
South Bend
Elvira Campbel
Leo: Davison
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