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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
7
Appointment of Administrator for Samuel Saul Estate
Probate court in Clare County Michigan orders hearing on May 8 1929 at 10 am to grant administration of Samuel Saul estate to L H Hoover or suitable person. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel newspaper. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Dorsey
Samuel ‘Saul
Frank Saul
L. H. Hoover
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
Determination of Heirs in Barbara C. Hileman Estate
Probate Court in Har rigan Michigan set April 15 1929 appoints hearing for May 10 1929 to determine legal heirs of Barbara C. Hileman deceased and entitled to inherit real estate. Notice to be published in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Notice of Mortgage Sale Foreclosure in Clare County
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by The Clare County Savings Bank on Roscoe Smith. Mortgage dated January 28 1915 recorded January 26 1915 in Liber 27 page 332. Sale set for June 8 1929 at 9:00 am at the Harrison courthouse front door to cover the due amount plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Smith
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare
Michigan
County of
State of
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare Abhela
Pean Dunlay
Alice Dunlay
Loomis
Gladwin State Road
Nellia
Graves
F. L. Hess
Elizabeth Hess
Clave, Mich
West Freeman Neighbors Share Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Flynn of Mation spent Sunday with niece Mrs Olga Hickok Mr and Mrs Vi Fy Finch and son Jack took their father Geo Syer to Bedford for employment Geo Marble and Delbert Fortney visited M W Finch Wiiday Hime Smith Marjorie and Laura Finch attended a Lake Sunday ballgame Mr and Mrs David Crigwell and son Edward moved to Lansing to begin their future home Neighbors express regret at their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Mation
Olga Hickok
Vi Fy Finch
Jack
Geo. Syer
Bedford
Geo. Marble
Delbert
Fortney
M. W. Finch Wiiday
Hime- Smith
Marjorie
Laura Finch
Lake
David Crigwell
Edward
Lansing
Community Social and Family Visits Report
Myers Corners FP M and W B Myers and L A Riggens and Fred Cook attended the Saul sale. Mrs A Hutchinson and two daughters spent Thursday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Nash and son visited KF. M Myers and wife with Mr and Mrs Fred Cook of Flint came to spend a week with J A Kiggens. Mr and Mrs W H Kennedy and two daughters came from Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Myers
Ll. A. Riggens
Fred Cook
A. Hutchinson
Frank Nash
KF. M. Myers
Flint
J. A. Kiggens
W. H.*kennedy
Lansing
Weekend Visits and Local Health News in Southwest Gilmore
Mr and Mrs Al Seitz of Saginaw spent the weekend with the C Hames home. Mr and Mrs Jack Renner and sons visited Blain Seymour on Sunday. Mrs Isaac Shanner went to Mt Pleasant hospital for an operation Thursday and is hoped to recover quickly. Lewis Cox moved to a new home and Mrs Elam Seymour helps with housework. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hall and daughter dined with Mr and Mrs Eames. W R Johnson of Mt Pleasant visited old neighbors the Sylvester Schumakers and three children called at the Hiam Seymour home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Seitz
Saginaw
C. Hames
Jack Renner and Sons
Blain Seymour’s
Isaac Shanner
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis
Elam Seymour
Glenn Hall
Eames
W. R. Johnson
Sylvester Schumaker
Hiam Seymour
Maple Grove Visitors and Local Farm News
Russell Alwood spent the weekend at home. Flint visitors include the Grahams Bentleys and Davisons. Finch Esterline Scott Gainsforth Rodgers households hosted at Homer Rodgers. Roy Root returned from Lansing to farm. Junior Schofield missed school due to illness. Ruth Stanley spent the weekend with cousin Eileen Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Alwood
Wallace Graham
Harley Bentley
Flint
Merrill Davison
Farwell
Louis Finch
Esterline
Chas. Scott
Roy Gainsforth
Milton Rodgers
Homer Rodger
Roy Root
Lansing
Junior Schofield
Ruth Stanley
Eileen Schofield
Local families visit, road survey starts near Hagle
The column notes visits by Eagle residents to relatives in Greenwood and Colonville, with Mr and Mrs Chas Merrill contacting Barton Hanes. A road survey near Hagle corners began this week. Mrs A Davidson and family drove from Detroit, others plan summer on farm, and local clubs held achievement day with Miss Wixsom and Mr Gibson inspecting work.
Windover Lake Mystery About Finch Elmo Smith
A fragment mentions Finch and Elmo Smith with Greenville Pennsylvania tied to a Thursday event. The note references Dimmick and Gandover as callers in a Windover Lake context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Elmo Smith
Sog
Dimmick
Greenville
Windover Community Notes and Socials
Friday Heath Oliver traveled to Detroit for Sunday. Charles Lyons and wife from North Star visited the Lyons Den last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. PF Howey were on the sick list last week. Mr. and Mrs. S Nelling of Lake George called on Oliver's. Mr. and Mrs. Be W Brown of Barwell and Mr. Frank Coats of Saginaw visited the Burns home with Sprague from Greenwood. Grover Updike and son from Greenwood visited Sutton on the Bp. Delling farm. Weather was beautiful Sunday with many sightseeing locals. Mrs. John Burns and Meg and Mrs. John Burns traveled to Farwell to visit her parents. George Tillotson moved with Rust in slave. he and Mrs. Wright were at Temple Sunday. Ed Criswell, Higa Hickok, John Gafiney were Windover callers last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bicknell and friends visited Oliver's. Elmer Schofield of Farwell was a Windover caller last Tuesday. Mrs. Maggie Briggs, Ruth Briggs and Isaac Green of Clare were Sunday visitors at the Campbell home. W Harington and son Marl helped Geo. Tillotson move last week. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell were Clare callers last Thursday. B A Fay has been elected mayor of Mast Banging. he is a cottage owner at Windover and has served as city clerk for nineteen years. Mrs. Jennie Silver and daughters Delia tend were Windover visitors Sunday. Overseer and men remain busy with the goods. Farmers are busy with oats and spring work. consider a classified next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lyons
North Star
Lyons den
Howey
Nelling
Lake George
Oliver’s Place
Be Ww. Brown
Barwell
Frank
Coats
Saginaw
Barl
Sprague and Gon
Greenwood
Burns
Grover Updike and Son
Mr. Sutton
Delling
Wadle
Meg
John* Burns
Farwell
Oliver's
Elmer Schofield
Maggie Briggs
Ruth
Isaac Green
Clare
Campbell
W. Harington
Marl
Geo. Tillettson
Oliver Campbell
Fay
Windover
Jennie
Silver
Daighter
Delia
Windover Suray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sternaman Studio
Conlon
DUCO
Colon
Clare Hardware and Furniture Co
Michigan Bell Telephone CO
Sein
State of Michigan
Harrigan
Barbara C. Hileman
Chas. J. Heber
T. H. Maynara
M. D
Maynere
West Freeman
Maple Grove
Henry Kleiner
Robert Kleiner
Helen Kleiner
C. Kleiner
Chas. Merrill
Barton-Hanes
Colonville
Hagle Corners
A. Davidson
Detroit
Brooks
Twnere
Robert Hutchinson
R. I. Hether
Geo. Vandewarker
Acai 8 Girls Sewing Club
Hagle
Sheridan Centre
Wixsom
Gibson
Haglé
Miss. Wixsdm
Hele Kleiner
Ethyl Carncross
Howard. Penrose
Sheridan
Esther Poet
Eagle
Sadie Penrose
Wm. Horton
Clara
Heath Oliver
Anderson
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & Co
Dept. H
Ferrys Seeds
Lhut
J . Be
Rexi
Oe - Fe Distributors
Willys-Knight and Overland Cars
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