Determination of Heirs in Michigan Probate Court
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court in Harrison on April 14 1926 ordered the hearing for the estate of Theos Groves to determine legal heirs and rightful realty inheritance. The hearing is set for May 10 1926 at ten oclock in the forenoon with public notice by three weekly Clare Sentinel publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Theos. Groves
Clare Sentinel
Mortgage sale notice for Clare County property
Default made on mortgage of Coaley A Boughton to A J Doherty dated April 12 1919 for 1667 dollars plus 20 dollar attorney fee. Public auction at 1 pm May 11 1926 at the Front Entrance Court House Harrison Clare County Michigan to sell the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section seven Sheridan township for 7 percent interest and costs to satisfy the debt.
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Coaley A. Boughton
Grant Township
Clare County
Michigan
A. J. Doherty
Clare
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Court House
City of
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Sheridan
Notice by Purchaser Under Tax Sale 1922 No 57
Notice to owners of all interests in land in Clare county Indiana that tax sale has consolidated title in the purchaser. Redeemable within six months by paying the purchase price plus 100 percent, sheriff fees, publication costs, and five dollars per description. If unpaid, possession suits will commence. Land is in NE quarter and W half of SE quarter, Section 22, Town 18 N, Range 4 W. Amount to redeem listed as 260.82 plus service fees. Parties include W C Foster of Chicago and agents Porter & Wyman with multiple trustees and mortgagees named.
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Clare
Samicen
Town Highteen
W. C. Foster
Place of Business
Chicago
Illinois
Porter & Wyman
H. J. Mulder
Western Ave
Miuskegin
Michigan
P. H. Hill
Mooresville
Indiana
W. C. Balés
Marion
Glen. B. Outland
Indianapolis
Henry C. Smith
Arthur McKinsey
Wrankfort
Sunday Social Visits and Family News across Local Towns
A long list of kin and neighbors share Sunday visits and travel plans. Geo Bryant Sr and family visit Mrs Hark Beatty Vernon. Pringle family stays with Colesky in Gilmore and heads to Detroit for work next week. Katherine Feeley of Chicago to Rochester for goiter surgery. multiple locals visit relatives in Hamilton, Farwell, Saginaw, Clare, Shepherd, Houghton Lake, Laning, and Flint.
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Geo, Bryant
Som
Hark ‘Beatty
Vernon
New York
Frank ‘Pringle
Abbott
Hamilton
Ind
J. A
Katherine Feeley
Chicago
Rochester
Minnesota
Frank “Robison
James Wilson
Farwell
George
Bryant
Clare
John, Bauers
Charlies Stirling
Shepherd
Stirling
George Gerett
Andrew Ott
Saginaw
John Ott
Anton Billgren
A. Swanson
Alma
Robert Farrington
John Dermock
Iint
Flint
Clint Schoonover
Adam Horning
Tom
Doan's Pills Promoted for Kidney Relief in Clare
Doan's Pills marketed as a stimulant diuretic to support kidney function. A Clare County resident Mrs John Ott reports constant backache and kidney pain eased after using Doan's Pills. Ad claims 60c at dealers with Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Clare
John Ott
County Line
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Probate of Will At Court Session in 1926
In the matter of the estate of Lucy A Wilkins deceased Augustine H Wilkins petitions for probate of a will and for administration Notice is given that on May 8 1926 at 10 am at the Probate Office a hearing will be held Public notice to be published in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior to the hearing Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Lucy A. Wilkins
Augustine H. Wilkins
H. Wilkins
Clare Sentnel
Said
Next Meeting and Family Notices From Houghton Heights
The text notes a forthcoming meeting for Mrs Eva Cooper and shows Mr and Mrs Dr A Walling spent Sunday with relatives at Houghton Heights. It mentions Mrs Wei Weaver returning from Attica Ohio after being called by the death of her father W A Hitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Cooper
A. Walling
Houghton Heights
Wi. EL .Weaver
Attica
Oho
East Lincoln Notices of Local Visits and Illness
Myron Dunkle and son Bart left Friday for Ponting for employment. John Pfannes and son Nick visited Wir. Kube’s Chalmer Ickes of West Grant called on Délos Dunkle Sunday. Wy Sprague visited Arthur Sprakzne and Otto Tessman of Greenwood Friday. Earl Green Benny Wellman and Mrs A Abbott of Lake George spent Sunday at RB Cowles home. Miss Ima Dunkin ill with pneumonia. Dr Clure of Clare was called Sunday. Bertha and Lucile Sturges of Harrison and Detroit visitors at Edmond MacQuestion’s home. Anton Billgren family spent Sunday with his father and sister Lillian. Elmer Beard family of Lake George spent Saturday at E McQuestion’s. Dutin of Amia and Jim Wellman of Lake George visited C W Sprague Sunday. Arthur Bell and Mussellman of Hast Lansing called on Wm Kube Sunday. Kube bought two lots at Bertha Lake summer resort.
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Myron Dunkle
Bart
Ponting
John Pfannes
Nick
Wir. Kube
Chalmer Ickes
West
Grant
Délos Dunkle
Wy. Sprague
Arthur Sprakzne
Otto Tessman
Greenwood
Earl Green
Mire
Benny Wellman
A. Abbott
Lake George
Cowles
Ima Dunkin
Clure
Clare
Bertha Oe
Lucile
Harrizon
Jess Sturges
Detroit
Edmond MacQuestion
Anton Billgren
Lillian
Elmer Beard
E. Mc Question
Mr. Dutin
Aimia
Jim Wellman
C. W. Sprague
Arthur Bell
Mr. Mussellman
Hast Lansing
Wm. Kube
Bertha Lake Summer Resort
Rosebush Church Notes and Local Updates
Rosebush church reports pastor Rev Leroy Whitney plans next Sundays service with the theme Black Beckoning Hands and music. Delegates to the county Young Peoples Rally in Shepherd May 14 are Aretha Johnston Lila Stickle Wellington Graham Harvey Lowry and Rev Whitney.
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Rosebush
Leroy Whitney
Center Church
Young Peoples
Shepherd
Aretha Johnston
Lila Stickle
Wellington Graham
Harvey Lowry
Whitney
Rosebush Church
Rose Galgoczi
Margaret Galgodze
Rosalene Mogg
Grace Demeter
Rose Vernec
Dr. Springer
Methodist Church
Africa
Central Africa
Springer
Hawaiian Town Wiped Out by Lava From Mauna Loa
Hoopuloa village on Hawaii's southwest shore disappeared as lava from Mauna Loa buried ten to fifteen homes and the post office. Several hundred aboard the steamer Haleakala watched a fiery lava river reach the sea as two lava branches formed. Army planes scanned the area but clouds of steam hindered view. Mauna Loa, 14 678 feet high, has been active after years of inactivity.
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Hoopuloa
Hawaii
Mauna ‘Toa
Ane
Kona
Hoopus Loa
Wniter
Hooputoa
Milolil
Haleakala
Island of Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Smallpox Epidemic Threatens Los Angeles Health Officer Seeks Aid
Los Angeles health officer Dr. George Patrick calls the smallpox outbreak in the city the biggest and most malignant epidemic in recent years and says federal aid may be needed if local interference hinders response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
George Patrick
Winning Fight Against Fog Washington
The Navy Bureau of Aeronautics reports rapid progress in developing devices to dispel heavy fogs over airplane landing fields. The note highlights ongoing advances and the potential to improve flight safety and operations at military and civilian airfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington briefs on nominations and park policy
President Coolidge sent to the Senate nominations reappointing Ben W. Hooper as railroad labor board chairman and Samuel Higgins whose terms have expired. The House District of Columbia committee favors a bill to abolish capital punishment in Washington. Secretary Work recommends Shenandoah and Smoky Mountain national parks but not Mammoth Cave. A bill to repeal a law allowing certain interstate tick infested cattle shipments passed the House and goes to the Senate. The Schall Johnson election contest from Minnesota was recommended dismissed by the Senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Senate
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Samuel Higgins
Washington
House District of Columbia
Congress
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Smoky Mountain National Park
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mamimoth Cave Park
Kentucky
Schall
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Farmer Fiahorice
Albany Governor Smith Signs Pavison Bill Exemption
Albany reports Governor Smith signs the Pavison bill exempting news reels current event films and newspaper paragraph films from state censorship by the motion picture commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
M.Y
Smith
Pavison
Motion Picture Commission
Greek Chiefs Must Die in Satoniki Revolt
In Satoniki the leaders Diavellas Karakou fee and Pakirdiis were condemned to death for the recent attempted revolt. Other rebels have been imprisoned.
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Athens
Gols
Diavellas
Karakoufee
Pakirdiis
Satoniki
Haveeen
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Larman& Woodcock
Hampton
Clare, Michigan
Friz
Andrew N.3friz
Lydia M
Michigan Bell Telephone
Mewnoa
Legals
Max Maitland
Peter Aiey
LeRoy
Russell Stanley
Marian
Arthur Irwin
East Lincoln
Patrick Horan
Bert Calkins
David Mussell
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Susan Daly
Dan Morrison
M. H
L. O. T. M. Club
Hred House
Preston Johnston
Haring
Pleasant
Echo
Ine Thrope
Seaton
Honolulu
T. 4
Hoopatoa
Islands
U. S
Washington Briefs
Anon
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Mang Undertakers
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
J. E. Doherty
Casket Migrs Trust
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Purina
Enka
Hay
North Country
Cody
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